Pinecrest Bible Training Center
1968-2008

John 12:24 Verily, verily, I say unto you, Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone.

Beginning in 2008 the vision and bible school that God so graciously gave Wade Taylor beginning in 1968 came to an abrupt end, falling into the ground and dying.-

We now wait for God to raise up and bring forth His seed of promise in another, that the vision fail not.

Winter 1985
That I May Dwell Among Them
Christ Kohut
Pinecrest Graduate

“And let them make me a sanctuary that I may dwell among them.” Exodus 25:8

The heart of the Lord is revealed in this statement. This desire is still the cry of the heart of the Lord today; for a people who would know Him as He is, a people who would cultivate a place of fellowship and communion with the Lord Himself. Moses’ song states that “The Lord is my God and I will prepare him an habitation” (Ex. 15:2).

Moses was set aside from the rest of Israel in that he had cultivated an intimate devotional lifestyle. He had made a place for the Lord in his heart.

Moses was forty years under the anguish of the seemingly unfulfilled call of God on his life. The book of Numbers says that Moses was the meekest man on the earth (Numbers 12:3). The context of the original Hebrew indicates that he was “worn out.” This forty years was God’s creative process in the life of Moses; He was forming the deliverer that Moses was to become.

Everything in Moses was reduced, as in David, to one thing “Shew me now thy glory.” All ministry, all calling, all anointing, all enabling, had been placed in new perspective.

The Scripture in Acts 7:22 says that Moses was learned in all the wisdom of the Egyptians and was mighty in words and deeds. He was emptied of all this, and at the burning bush he said, “Pardon, Oh my Lord, not a man of words am I . . . “ It was within the Lord’s heart to make of Moses a great deliverer, but first, Horeb: the burning bush, an emptying, and a refilling.

 

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