How has this concept been lost . . . that Gods original intent was that all people stand before Him as priests? From the time He planted the garden, God desired that we would live in His presence so we could hear His heart and express His heart with authority to all people. That is priesthood. Priesthood is based upon an intimate relationship with God. When our life is devoid of that relationship, we depend on our own thoughts and visions of life rather than on the heart of God. We do not perceive Gods heart for priesthood, and so we return to worldly or human patterns. Without Gods revelation, the church will stay with the model of one priest for many people. According to the author, Tom Schlueter, one priest is not Gods plan. He believes God is restoring the priesthood of all believers in this day. This book defines the priesthood and uses simple terminology and everyday illustrations to show how we can live and move in God-empowered authority as a priest at work, at home, at school, at church as we intimately embrace our Lord and King.
Table of ContentsAcknowledgements Foreword by Elizabeth Alves Introduction: I am Restoring the Priesthood Chapter 1: A Personal Journey Chapter 2: Defining the Priesthood Chapter 3: Discovering Gods Heart Part One Chapter 4: Discovering Gods Heart Part Two Chapter 5: Priesthood Lost Chapter 6: The Story of a Priest: David Chapter 7: The Story of a Priest: Obed-Edom Chapter 8: Preparing to Minister as Priests to the Lord Chapter 9: Entering Into His Presence Chapter 10: Listening to God Chapter 11: Releasing Kingdom Authority Chapter 12: The Return of the Priests Epilogue: You are Priests
About the AuthorDr. Tom Schueter has been Sr. Pastor of Prince of Peach Church, a strategic house of prayer in Arlington, TX, over 19 years. He is also the Director of Arlington Prayer Net, the Trinity Apostolic Prayer Network with Dutch Sheets and the Reformation Prayer Network with Cindy Jacobs. He serves as the Arlington director for National Day of Prayer, and as Chancellor of the Strategic Training Center for Intercessors. Tom is married to his wife Kay and they have three children Josh, Katie, and Amy.
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