Friday | 02 January 2026

The capacity for fellowship

As we walk in the light of the word, which is seed for sowing and bread for eating, we have fellowship with the Lord and with each other, and we are progressively manifest as new creation. The evidence of partaking of this bread and participating in the cup is that we show forth the substance of Christ’s death, burial and resurrection. Practically, we are changing from one degree of glory to another. Moreover, we are finding reformation in our marriages and households as part of the bride of Christ, who is proceeding from Christ.

Clearly, participation in the agape meal is fundamental to our fellowship in the offering of Yahweh through which we will obtain our spiritual body on the day of resurrection. It is for this reason that the apostle Paul exhorted us all, saying, ‘And let us consider one another in order to stir up love and good works, not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as is the manner of some, but exhorting one another, and so much the more as you see the Day approaching.’ Heb 10:24‑25.

We are able to participate in the Father’s agape meal, and to journey with Christ in the fellowship of Yahweh’s offering, because of baptism into the Holy Spirit. The Spirit gives to us the capacity of seven Spirits, which is necessary for our participation in the intercession and travail of Yahweh’s prayer fellowship. This is the context of rest and refreshing that we enter as those who are born of God and established in the community of Christ’s bride, the New Jerusalem.

The rest that we have entered is expressed through the prayer language that we receive from the Holy Spirit. Paul described prayer by the capacity of the Spirit as ‘groanings’ that are too deep for comprehension. Rom 8:26. Through tongues, we have a participation in the intercession and travail of Yahweh’s prayer fellowship.