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More About Tabernacle
Through the scriptures runs a divine pattern, revealing building layers of creative force bursting with examples of co-creation between God and humanity. It is a Tabernacle pattern: from Eden, through the Tabernacles of Moses and David, Solomon's Temple, Jesus, the Church, and magnificence of the new Jerusalem.
The pieces of the Tabernacle Pattern lie disconnected in the minds of many believers. Like the mechanisms of a clock, they will not activate without connection to each other and the master clockmaker. Our aim is to pick up the pieces because we believe God intended for His people to carry ingenious, innovative solutions and creative energy through every area of society- government, business, education, science, family, the arts, media, and more. The Tabernacle pattern is like an ancient storehouse of wisdom, empowering us to do just that.
It's time to unleash the full spectrum of God's creative wisdom. This new wineskin needs exploration and freedom to respond as we are led, without restriction. Our vision is to facilitate a space for believers to do exactly this, using the Tabernacle pattern as a guide for the journey. While no two Tabernacle gatherings are the same, diverse creativity is both the tool and the result. Thankfulness releases melody, artistry ignites solution, rhythm awakens new inspiration, movement and colour frees insight, and words spoken usher us deeper and deeper into His presence.
We may find Him standing in the dusty desert waiting for us to see His form, or in the Outer Courts longing for us to grasp the sanctity of atonement. Perhaps He will meet you in the Holy Place, brooding over you, brightening your path with the light of menorah wisdom, or in the Holy of Holies, its entrance framed with the fabric shards of a torn veil hanging scarlet with sacrifice. It is here we will find a face to face friendship that will reveal the mysteries of our future.
We are simply on a pilgrimage seeking experiential truth of our maker and His fascinating Kingdom. Pilgrims see movement as sacred, illustrated well by the latin phrase 'peregrinatio pro amore Dei,' meaning "wandering for the love of God.” On this journey so far, many have pilgrimaged through a transformative depth of the Spirit; surprised and adored by their Creator as they live with a fiery expectancy of more to come.