Watch Parts 1-5 of George Kouri's apostolic overview of what the Lord is doing in the 21st Century!

Jesus is reviving His work in the earth. He is restoring the foundations and reforming His Church, so that it might function as one Holy Apostolic Church in the world and succeed in it's mission to possess cities and nations and fill the whole earth with the glory of the sons and daughters of God!

This powerful apostolic message was preached by Brother Kouri at the AMCI Leadership Conference hosted by Dr. Derrick Haynes in Darlington, South Carolina.

Ern Baxter was my father in the ministry.

I had the joy of serving him in the way that Elisha served Elijah and Timothy served Paul. Brother Ern (as he was affectionately called) taught me much about the Kingship of Jesus, the relationship between Christ's Kingdom and the Holy Spirit, the original apostolic pattern of initiation into Christ's Kingdom, the nature and mission of the Church of Jesus Christ and the importance to the success of the Church's mission of the government of apostles and elders.

Ern was a truly a man of the Spirit and the Word, a man who was a forerunner to the present Apostolic Reformation, just as John the Baptist was a forerunner to Jesus and the original apostolic movement.

This message on the Rent Veil is classic Ern Baxter! To view it click here.

This is a powerful prophetic message preached by Ern Baxter in Great Britain at the Dales Bible Week in 1976. In this message Ern looks at the present subnormality of the Lord’s Church and challenges us to leave the wilderness of the Church’s immaturity (denominationalism, doctrinal confusion, division, and strife) and cross over into God’s Kingdom purpose for the Church and the nations. Brother Baxter is to the present Apostolic Movement what John the Baptist was to Jesus and the Apostolic Movement of the first century!

This message is posted along with some of Brother Baxter’s other messages as a special resource in my Apostles Theological Seminary course, AM350 Prophetic Models For An Apostolic Reformation in the Apostles Theological Seminary’s School of Ministry And Applied Theology. If you are interested in exploring this dynamic and relevant course go to www.apostlestheologicalseminary.org and click on the Learning Center Tab.

This powerful apostolic message was preached by J. Ern Baxter at the Kansas City Shepherd’s Conference in 1977. At the time Brother Baxter preached this incredible message the outpouring of the Spirit was impacting almost every denomination. It truly seemed as if the Spirit’s powerful outpouring would cause the streams within the body of Christ to rise above sectarianism and the things that separate and divide us and come together as one great river to make glad the City of God, and that as a result, God’s people in every locality would begin to rise up and demonstrate to the cities and nations of the world what life is like under the government of King Jesus.

Pastor Sandra Kouri dealt at length on how to deal with demonic oppression and getting free from the hurts of the past, bad habits, addictions, hidden sins, and other things that bind us up and keep us from enjoying the liberty of the sons and daughters of God or walking in victory.

A number of years ago, the Lord appeared to me in the early morning hours of the night and told me to tell His people that "this is the last watch." At that moment (because of my background) I assumed He was telling me to tell His people the Second Coming is at hand. I didn't really understand what the Lord was telling me to do.

However, the very next week I met Ern Baxter for the first time and heard him minister from Matthew 14 and John 8 his powerful message on "The Last Watch." As far as i know Ern's message is not available today, but this powerful little book is the result of the Lord's command and Brother Ern's wonderful revelation of the Lord.

On the Day of Pentecost the Apostle Peter preached the first apostolic message after the death, resurrection, ascension, and enthronement of Jesus at God's right hand as God's anointed King. What did Peter preach? What was his message? What is the Gospel of the Kingdom?

"Peter’s Gospel" is a message preached at Christ’s Kingdom Ministry Center in Brewton, Alabama by George Kouri.

Jesus gave the Keys of the Kingdom to Peter and the other apostles. On the Day of Pentecost the Apostle used those keys to open the doors of Christ's Messianic Kingdom to the Jewish people; 3000 souls were brought into the Kingdom and added to the Church. What are those Keys? What did Peter command? What must we do to be saved and added to Christ's Church?

In a day when the message of the Kingdom proclaimed by the apostles has been diluted by centuries of religion and distorted by modern philosophy, and when the instructions or commands given by the apostles in the first century have been replaced by the traditions and opinions of men, this series of messages, "Building Life On The Rock Of Christ's Kingship," is desperately needed!

After His resurrection Jesus first appeared to Mary Magdalene. Thinking His body had been stolen by thieves and not recognizing Him, Mary asked Jesus if He knew where they had taken His body. Jesus spoke her name and revealed Himself to her.

Mary's question is the great question facing the Church today: "where is the body?" Every Christian needs the spiritual experience of having our eyes opened not only to see that Christ is risen, but also to truly see His body the Church. It is not enough for Christians today to understand Jesus is risen from the dead and that he has been seated at God's right hand, enthroned on the throne of David to reign as King of king's and Lord of Lord's.  We also need the Lord to open the eyes of our hearts and help us to recognize His spiritual body, the Church, the fullness of Him and help us to find placement in His body as members of Christ and of one another.

The painting on the left by Tissot, portrays the physical sufferings of Jesus as He was flogged by Roman soldiers as part of Pilate's attempt to satisfy the hatred of the Chief priests, the rulers, and the people of Israel.

 

Everyone is familiar with Jesus' awful sufferings at the hands of the Romans and His death on the cross, but what happened after Jesus gave up the ghost? Did He go to paradise to await the resurrection as many believe, or did he descend into hell, as He said He would, and suffer there the agony and torment of hell?

(To read more or to listen to this eye-opening message click on the title above.)