Presence Pioneers

In episode 22 we welcome back Jonathan Tremaine Thomas to the podcast. This episode is full of insights on topics such as racism, justice, righteousness and prayer.As the founder of Civil Righteousness, JT shares about the foundation of God’s throne being both justice and righteousness. The focus on either righteousness or justice is a major source of divisiveness between political “right” and “left.” The Bible teaches us that both internal and external transformation are needed.JT urges worshipers and intercessors to consider the call to humility and justice – not just hosting God’s presence in prayer meetings but in our relationships to one another, especially those different than we are. We as the body of Christ must recognize our cultural differences without letting them become division in the Church. Ultimately, Jonathan reminds us that “Hunger for God trumps cultural expression and preference.”Key Scripture: Amos 5:23-24, Luke 18:7-8, Isaiah 58, Micah 6:8, Zephaniah 3:10, Revelation 5:9// Links from Thi