To understand Jesus as the Judge without seeing Him as the Bridegroom King may lead to a harsh view of God or misunderstanding why He judges. If we proclaim His judgments without knowing Him as the Bridegroom King, we're more likely to operate in a wrong spirit (Luke 9:53–56). -Mike Bickle
Saturday, March 07, 2020
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