Ahyeh Asher Ahyeh: I AM THAT I AM
“Ahyeh” (I Exist, I Become, I Cause, or I Will Be): This is God speaking in the first person, in the future tense. Not “I Am” like a rock, but “I Will Be,” like a river, like fire, like breath.
Appointment of Mistie Rehna to First Presidency (Video)
The Church of Jesus Christ in Christian Fellowship is pleased to announce the appointment of Mistie Rehna to its First Presidency, where she will help guide the spiritual and community initiatives of the Saints.
The Ascending Voice of Moroni Part 2: Moroni’s Message
Last week we looked at four writings attributed to Moroni. This week we will examine how they fit together.
The Ascending Voice of Moroni Part 1: The Four Writings
It appears that these three phases of writings and Moroni’s ministry are intrinsically linked, demonstrating the comprehensive path from initial faith to exaltation, coupled with an urgent call to prepare for the end times.
Tsohar’s Message of Returning to Eden through Love and Divine Unity
For their attempts to unite in love had begun by oath and covenant with the fathers before them in their Holy rites in their ages past; and they did perform these rites, believing in the God of their salvation for the purpose of drawing them together eternally. And because they were willing to do this by oath and covenant, going through the performance of union until the love of God did bind them together eternally.” -Writings of Moroni 11:4-6 [11:2b-d]
At an event in Missouri last weekend, the Fellowship brought a lot of different books to give away. One that many had questions about was Tsohar. Tsohar is a collection of revelations, translations, and other divine writings from the Latter Day Saint movement. Some Rabbis believe the Hebrew word “Tzohar” as used in Genesis 6:16, describes a precious stone in Noah’s ark that emitted light. This word can also mean “light, noon, or window,” making it a fitting title for this collection. Tsohar presents itself as a continuation of the Holy Bible and the Book of Mormon, but cautions that its books should not always be taken literally. It acknowledges that these texts are compiled by humans and, like all scripture, should be read prayerfully for personal revelation.
When to Forgive
“Then came Peter to him, and said” Lord, how oft shall my brother sin against me, and I forgive him? till seven times? And Jesus saith unto him: I say not unto thee, Until seven times: but, Until seventy times seven.” -Matthew 18:21-22
How much we should take when others push us? How much should we give when others only take? How much should we hurt and come back when others purposely or even go out of their way to hurt us?
We are Mormons
I now understood that Lehi, Ishmael, and Laban were descended not merely from Joseph of Egypt, but from those who had fled Israel just as Lehi and Ishmael fled Judah.
Being a Prophetic People
Our religion becomes less of a book club setup to argue over dogma and more of a relationship where we grow in Christ and as one in His name.
The Role of Women in the Plates of Brass
One of the most striking distinctions between the traditional Torah and the Torah written to the seed of Joseph on the plates of brass is the portrayal of women.
Shevirat Ha’Kelim and the Fall
The idea of Shevirat Ha’Kelim in Mormon Kabbalah then becomes a roadmap for understanding why our world feels broken, why we are here, and how we can help heal the unity that has been scattered. Let’s explore this mystical origin story, and your powerful role in it.
Zeir Anpin and Nukvah
Zeir Anpin and Nukvah are not just theological constructs. They are energetic principles at play in the world and in you. We are all invited into the divine wedding: the sealing of the heavens and earth.
The Gospel of Jesus Christ
‘Elder Pelatiah Brown, one of the wisest old heads we have among us… was hauled up for trial before the High Council. I did not like the old man being called up for erring in doctrine; it looks too much like the Methodists, and not like the Latter Day Saints. Methodists have creeds which a man must believe or be kicked out of their church. I want the liberty of thinking and believing as I please; it feels so good not to be trammeled.” Joseph Smith Jr. History, 1838–1856 pg. 1522
As a nondenominational movement, our focus is on the divinity of Jesus Christ as our personal Savior. We believe that God meets us where we are and, being infinite, reveals that divine nature to us, finite beings, in a way we can understand on a personal level. This means that each individual will define the nature of God in their own way. What unites us in the Fellowship of Christ is our love and discipleship in Jesus.