​Apostolic covering should go beyond the idea of a hierarchy where leaders focus on just raising followers to serve them as sons, instead of empowering and leading them to God. 

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The main goal of Apostolic covering is to protect, disciple and  guide people to God. It is about helping Christ grow in us and in others. The focus is on affirming God’s authority and not building our own.

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“For even if you have many teachers in Christ, you do not have many fathers; for in Christ Jesus,

I have become your father through the gospel.”

(1 Corinthians 4:15).

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Generational Vision

• A proper understanding of building God's Kingdom across generations is crucial for reformation, requiring relationships, strategies, and a grand vision.

• Kingdom Father-Son Relationship is essential for recognizing and releasing purpose and destiny in future generations, allowing spiritual significance to be deposited and realized.

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Kingdom Purpose

• Father and mother figures to guide the body of Christ, emphasizing the Church’s role in fostering fatherhood as foundational to societal healing.

• God’s design establishes family as crucial for authority and order, and each member must connect to a spiritual family for generational functioning.

 

Importance of Order

• Family order allows God's authority to flow, fulfilling destinies and heritage in the Kingdom.

• True sons respect their fathers and heed correction, promoting unity and avoiding division.

 

Honor and Obedience

• True sons honor and obey their spiritual leaders, which reflects their relationship with God. This relationship is essential for maturity and inheritance.

 

Training and Discipleship

• Apostolic fathers and mothers are called to train a new generation of leaders. Discipleship is critical for spiritual maturity and must precede leadership roles.

• Like Jesus, leaders must undergo training before being sent out, ensuring they are equipped for their roles.

 

Family Ethics

• Leaders must prioritize their families and homes before ministry, as neglecting family leads to brokenness and dysfunction.

• A leader’s ability to manage their household reflects their capability to lead a church.

 

Restoring the Wounded

• The Church often fails to support its wounded leaders, leading to mockery instead of restoration. True fathers should provide refuge and healing.

• God can transform wounded leaders into vessels of grace, emphasizing the need for maturity and support within Apostolic leadership.

 

The ultimate goal is to raise mature sons and daughters who can carry on the family’s legacy and identity in Christ, ensuring the continuity of the Kingdom's purpose. True Apostles provide a safe space for growth and restoration, essential for developing the Church and fulfilling God’s plans.

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