“NEARNESS, GLORY, AND WORSHIP THROUGH CREATIVE REDEMPTION”
Beloved, Creative Redemption begins when the disgrace of distance is overturned by divine nearness. God does not watch from afar; He steps into the very space where weakness once ruled. His presence transforms the impossibility of separation into communion. This is not sentiment — it is covenant nearness. The disgrace of emptiness is overturned by divine glory. Where human capacity ends, God’s splendour fills. His glory does not merely visit; it inhabits. The impossibility of limitation becomes an encounter that…