theCrossroads UPC Guest Pulpit - "The Keepers of the Anointing" - Elias Limones
Feb 28, 2021
Pastor Elias Limones, a dynamic preacher, emphasizes the importance of prayer, fasting, and the often unseen work of cultivating 'cellars of oil' that sustain revival. He discusses how God, not human standards, qualifies leaders and highlights the value of humble, secret service over public recognition. Elias shares poignant insights on the necessity of genuine anointing in ministry, encouraging listeners to reinvigorate their personal commitment to spiritual practices. He also reflects on the international impact of apostolic ministry through a legacy of prayer and faithful service.
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Kingdom Roles Are God’s Choice
- David's warriors had finished fighting and entered a season of recompense where roles were assigned by the king, not by personal ambition.
- Elias Limones highlights that kingdom positions are given by God's preparation, not self-qualification.
Choose Servanthood Over Status
- Do become a servant and accept lowly kingdom assignments like Joash rather than demand high-profile positions.
- Do prioritize fulfilling the king's wishes above personal status to preserve anointing and purpose.
Foundation Underpins Visible Ministry
- The cellars of oil represent the hidden spiritual foundation that fuels visible ministry and revival.
- Limones argues that without this underlying anointing, programs and technology become only 'nice things.'
