ZOOM Meeting Connection

Each Monday night, we meet via Zoom from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM Pacific Time.

Participating on the Monday night calls is optional. Feel free to begin going through each lesson on your own while waiting for a new group to open up. We anticipate new groups starting every four to six weeks. This should give you plenty of time to start going through the materials!

If you want to participate, please send an email to: info@nwekklesia.com

Groups remain small with a maximum of 10 participants. Once a new group begins, you'll be notified and provided with the Zoom meeting number and password.

Activation Assignment

In Module 1, we are working through the book, Maturing as a Mystic: Workbook by Del Hungerford. It's available on Amazon in both Kindle and paperback. The purpose of the book is to provide activations during our maturing process as we journey into greater intimacy with the Trinity.

Read Chapter 12: The Mobile Court
Watch the short teaching video above (prior to the Monday call)
Begin at least one of the activations

Homework!

Stepping into the mobile court is simple. Visualize a courtroom. There’s a seating for observers. The judge sits up front. There’s a witness box and a place where we stand or sit up front. This can also be done without the visual. I’ve (Del) often quickly taken care of an issue in a few seconds as I walk, drive, talk with someone, etc. It doesn’t have to be a big deal. The goal is to deal with an accusation as quickly as possible, so it doesn’t adversely affect us.

From this point forward, here are some simple steps:

Ask for the accusation(s) to be read. Or, if you already know the accusation, ask if there are other “cuddle buddies” that accompany it.
Even if you don’t agree with an accusation, accept it. I usually say something like, “I own (name the accusation)” or “I take responsibility for (name the accusation).”
Next, I say something like, “I repent for (name of accusation) and renounce all ties to it.”
At times, I see the accuser disappear. Other times, I simply ignore him because I know he can’t stick around once I accept any charges. My acceptance releases his ability to keep me in bondage to it.
I then take the accusation and nail it to the cross where it’s crucified.
From there, I cover it with the blood of Jesus.
Lastly, I hand it over to Jesus and trade it for something that’s an opposite characteristic of the original. For example, love is the opposite of fear. So, I’ll trade fear for love. When I don’t know what to trade, I generally trade for more of God’s love. A trade is important because it’s like that clean and empty house mentioned in scripture where something a lot worse can come back in if we don’t replace what was taken out.
At times, I’m directed to ask for a divorce decree. This occurs when it’s something that’s had a major stronghold on my life. Little things, I don’t usually see the need for a divorce decree.
When I visualize a court room, this is where I wait for further instructions, if there are any. When I enter this court by faith, not visualizing it, I say what I’ve listed above, then go about my day.

Lesson 11: The Mobile Court

Module 1 – Part 1 of Kingdom Maturity

Module 4: Energy Centers Activations

Module 5: Kingdom Shift - Preparing for God's Global Reset

Module 6: Maturing as a Mystic (Main book)

Module 7: Roundtable Discussions

Individual Ekklesia Teachings