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When God releases fresh revelation of a dormant spiritual truth, He always begins with the Scriptures, unveiling insights yet unseen. He then follows this by refining and expanding our understanding through the process of applicaion, much like a doctor’s residency. I assure you; this progression has been walked out in Tom Schlueter’s understanding of what he appropriately calls Tribunals: The Authority of the Ekklesia to Legislate. He has studied it; he has done it. If every state had someone leading its prayer ini/a/ves with this level of understanding, we would see America transformed...

We long for the Lord to visit us, to change us, renew us, save us, transform and heal us. In Keeper of the Keys, Tom Schlueter shares that he passionately longs for more than visitation. He wants the Lord to stay enthroned in our midst. If this is your desire as well, then rise up, Nehemiah! Seek the face of the Lord. Passionately pursue Him in prayer and worship. Rebuild the walls. Set the gates in place. Swing them wide open and declare “King of Glory, come in!” The Lord is looking for a place to dwell. Why not among us? He is looking for one to open the door. Why not you? All He ...

The portals are open. The axe is sharpened. The oil is ready. The eagles have been released. The trumpet has sounded. Texas is going to war. Reveille has sounded. It’s time to move. Set your face toward God and get ready to move into the new.

There is a banner or standard that the Lord is raising up in this hour. God desires that the whole Church rally at its base. The banner represents God’s desire to restore the Melchizedek priesthood to His Church – to call all believers to minister to God and to their spheres of influence. If this call to the priesthood is the standard we are to raise up before the Church, we must get down to the business of defining and, more importantly, moving into that calling. In Return of the Priests, Thomas Schlueter defines the priesthood and uses simple terminology and everyday illustrations to ...