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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2022 · 29 MIN

Supply, Function, and the Meal Offering (4) | Passing Through the Third Stage of the Experience of Life

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“[The third stage of the experience of life] brings us to the starting point of another aspect in the Christian experience, and this serves as a great turning point for a Christian before the Lord….it is at this stage that a Christian begins to walk formally in the way of the cross, having the experience of the cross and walking entirely under the cross. Therefore, from this time on, his spiritual walk enters into a new stage” (Witness Lee, The Experience of Life, Chapter 9. Living Stream Ministry). In this week's episode we conclude the series entitled, “Supply, Function, and the Meal Offering,” with speaking from brother Ron Kangas on our passing through the third stage of the experience of life in the midst of our ordinary daily living. This meeting was held in November 2010 in the Northwest of the United States. The original recording can be found at: https://livingtohim.com/2010/11/november-2010-james-lee-and-ron-kangas-fellowship-with-young-adults-in-the-northwest/

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