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MINISTERING TO THE LORD | APOSTLE MICHAEL OROKPO
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Christians seeking to understand biblical priesthood and how to gain spiritual authority.
TL;DR
Apostle Michael Orokpo teaches that ministering to the Lord requires humbling oneself, casting down personal authority, and exalting God alone. This priestly act, distinct from other service, brings divine honor and influence. Mastering it is key for believers facing a hostile world.
Key Takeaways
- Ministering to the Lord is a distinct priestly service of reverence, exaltation, and praise, not the same as diaconal service or practical work.
- True ministry to God requires humbling oneself, setting aside personal status, authority, and gifts, as modeled by the twenty-four elders casting their crowns.
- Without following the protocol of humility and self-abasement, one cannot genuinely minister to the Lord, regardless of outward worship or song.
- Mastering the art of ministering to the Lord releases spiritual honor and invincible influence, causing enemies to tremble and granting authority in daily life.
- Jesus exemplified this priesthood by giving up divine privileges, taking the form of a slave, and humbling Himself to death, resulting in His exaltation.
- The early church conquered the world through this principle of priestly ministry, not through human effort or threats, but by operating in divine honor.
- In a hostile era where Christian influence is undermined, learning to minister to the Lord is essential for regaining honor and effective dominion.
In This Video
- 00:00Priestly Ministry Defined
Exodus 28 introduces ministering to the Lord as the core of priesthood.
- 00:48Ministering in Acts 13
Antioch church ministers to the Lord, linking Old and New Testament priesthood.
- 01:42Two Kinds of Service
Leitourgia means reverent praise, not just diakonia service.
- 02:27Heavenly Protocol of Worship
Elders humble themselves, cast crowns, and exalt God in Revelation 4.
- 04:22Humbling Before God
All must step down from positions to truly minister to the Lord.
- 05:08Christ's Example of Humility
Philippians 2 shows Jesus humbling himself to gain honor.
- 08:20Honor Through Priesthood
Ministering to the Lord brings invincible honor and influence.
Questions & Answers
What does ministering to the Lord mean?
It means humbling yourself, setting aside your status, and exalting God with praise and reverence, as shown by the 24 elders in Revelation 4.
How is ministering different from serving?
Ministering (lito) is reverent praise and exaltation, not just practical service (diaconia). It focuses on honoring God directly.
Why is humility important in ministering to God?
Humility is key because you must step down from your throne and cast your crown, like Jesus did, to properly exalt and reverence God.
What does the Bible say about ministering to the Lord?
Exodus 28:1 and Acts 13:2 show priests ministering to God. Revelation 4 depicts elders humbling themselves and praising Him.
How does ministering to the Lord bring honor?
When you master ministering to God, He places honor and influence on you, causing others to respect and fear you, as seen in Deuteronomy 2:25.
Key Terms
- Lito (λειτουργία) — A Greek word for service that involves reverence, exaltation, and praise, distinct from practical service (diaconia).
- Priesthood — The office of ministering to God through humility, submission, and praise, as instituted in the Old and New Testaments.