Form and Fire - The Sons of God

In this sermon, Pastor Clint Adams challenges the congregation to move beyond a passive view of salvation and embrace their original biblical vocation as "mediators between heaven and earth." Drawing on the concept of the Divine Council and the "sons of God," he argues that believers are called to participate in God's heavenly governance by bringing His presence and authority into the physical world, specifically San Francisco. Adams emphasizes that this role requires more than just faith; it demands a life of active repentance, the empowerment of the Holy Spirit, and a commitment to building a permanent "altar" of worship where the presence of God can continually dwell and transform the city.Key Takeaways:Heaven on Earth: Salvation is not merely a "ticket to heaven" after death, but a call to be a mediator who brings the reality of heaven to earth today.Divine Vocation: Humanity was created to serve as image-bearers and mediators, a role that involves ruling and reigning alongside God's heavenly host.The Power of Presence: True spiritual impact in a city comes from elevating God's presence over human gifting or programs.Active Priesthood: To be effective mediators, believers must be "cleaned" through constant repentance and filled with the Holy Spirit, as sin disqualifies a priest from their mediatorial role.Spiritual Authority: Because Christ has disarmed the principalities and powers, the church’s job is to act as a "cleanup crew," freeing the land from darkness through prayer, healing, and peace-making.Vist us Sunday morning at 📍1630 Stockton Street, San Francisco CA 10:30Am