Worship in a cave house
In Baza, Spain, a church with no titles meets in a house cut into the rock. The Mission found there a people just like themselves, and entered a partnership in the gospel.
The brethren of Baza and Caniles had never met the two men they gave a cave house to. They did not speak their language. They received them anyway, and on Sunday asked them to minister.
The meeting was filled with high worship and expressions of the Holy Spirit: guitars, a drum, Scriptures open on laps. Chidera spoke on the priestly function; Ekaba on Genesis 3:15, that within the soul Christ is bringing forth a life that conquers death.
All over the world the Spirit is moving, as the prophets said it should be.
What struck the team most was the form of the church itself. No set man over them, no pastor or apostle by title, but many pastors and apostles by grace, expressed in selfless service, everyone looking to Jesus as Head. Body ministry in a cave, on the other side of the world.
Three days later, four men sat around a table with no interpreter, translating over text messages, and Juan and Antonio accepted the Mission's partnership in the gospel.
“But ye are come unto mount Sion, and unto the city of the living God.” Hebrews 12:22
