Entering God’s Kingdom Rest

Entering God’s Kingdom Rest explores how believers can move beyond fear, striving, and human effort by trusting in Christ’s completed work. True rest is found in His presence as we receive the peace, joy, love, and spiritual life already available in Him.

Resting in What God Has Already Done

This conversation focuses on resting in what God has already done through Christ. The Family shares how believers have already been blessed, justified, glorified, and prepared to walk in the works the Father ordained beforehand. Instead of striving to become something in themselves, they are called to believe God’s Word, reject the lies that come against the mind, yield their will to Him, and stand in His presence as His finished work unfolds in their lives.

Resting in the Father’s Presence

This conversation focuses on learning to rest in the Father’s presence rather than striving from the soul and mind. The Family shares how Christ has already opened the way to the Father, giving us access to His rest through the Spirit. As we trust His finished work, the Father forms us as His workmanship and brings forth His nature within us.

Entering into the Finished Work of Christ

What does it mean to enter the finished work of Christ? In this episode of Live Behind the Veil, the family explores the reality of resting in what God has already accomplished. Through personal testimonies and spiritual insight, they discuss surrendering to the Father’s will, embracing His refining process, and learning to walk in simple faith and contentment. Discover how Christ, our true rest, is leading us into a deeper relationship with the Father and transforming us into vessels through which He can live and move.

When Striving Ceases And Christ Remains

When striving ceases and Christ remains, true rest begins.
This conversation explores the deep assurance found in trusting God’s finished work—where self-effort fades, Christ lives within, and transformation unfolds through His faithfulness. As believers walk together as one body, resting in His Word and presence, God completes what He began, bringing us into deeper levels of trust, unity, and spiritual life in Christ.