Chief Teacher Maria vonAnderseck

Spiritual Transition is the Prophetic Path of the church. Jesus preached transition from Moses to Himself and today Jesus is again preaching transition from the False Religious System to the Second Covenant of Jesus Christ.

God has heard the prayers of His children and for the past 30 years has prepared minds and heart through visions and dreams and words of knowledge for the Great Spiritual Transition.

Christians around the world are in agreement that the church needs to go through transition and are in expectation of God bringing the church through the door of change. Ministers preach revival, renewal, and change, but have not specified what the church is to transition from and how she is to transition into the true faith of Jesus Christ. Too often revival is preached from the standpoint of the flesh, simply enflaming the passions of the people to generate hope, which soon dissipates.

True revival does not lay in the passions of man, but in the power of God to revive the soul to Him. There is still a severe gap between the expectations of the church and what God has initiated. To bridge this gap Jesus has launched two major education campaigns.

Education campaign #1

Jesus is educating His church to the Great Transition and all points of transition.
Transitional Points:
1. Transitioning the church from the flesh to the Spirit.
2. Transitioning the church from the covering of the flesh to the covering of Christ.
3. Transitioning the church from the priesthood of the flesh to the priesthood of Jesus Christ.
4. Transitioning the church from wandering in the wilderness to anchoring faith in Jesus Christ.
5. Transitioning the church from pastoral headship to Apostolic Governance.
6. Transitioning the church from the temporal tithe to the spiritual tithe.
7. Transitioning the church from touching unclean carnal worship tools to the holy worship tools.
8. Transitioning the church from projecting with the needs of the flesh to reflecting on Jesus.
9. Transitioning the church from the things of Moses to the things of Christ.
10. Transitioning the church from serving sin to serving righteousness.
11. Transitioning the church from measuring faith against frailty to measuring faith against Christ.
12. Transitioning the church from the bondage of the flesh to the liberty of the Spirit.
13. Transitioning the church from many truths to one Truth who is Jesus.
14. Transitioning the church from the wine of Moses to the wine of Christ.
15. Transitioning the church from ambiguous faith to cognitive faith.
16. Transitioning the church from hype and aspiration to grace and faith.
17. Transitioning the church from the anointing of emotion to the anointing of truth.
18. Transitioning the church from journeying towards their blessings to partaking of Him who is our blessing.
19. Transitioning the church from fables to rehearsing, reflecting, and reciprocating the testimony of Christ in His truth.
20. Transitioning the church from exploitation to the reality of Christ.
21. Transitioning the church from the communion of the flesh to the communion of the Spirit.
22. Transitioning the church from the peace of the world to the peace of Jesus Christ.
23. Transitioning the church from experiencing the loop of sin unto sin to experience the loop of righteousness unto holiness.
24. Transitioning the church from substitutionism to propitiation.
25. Transitioning the church from lust giving substance to hope to faith giving substance to hope.
26. Transitioning the church from the defiled conscience to the purified conscience.
27. Transitioning the church from the promise that draws flattery to the promise that draws endurance of faith.
28. Transitioning the church from sin qualifying one for righteousness to Jesus qualifying one for righteousness.
29. Transitioning the church from salvation by precept to salvation by the power of the Spirit.
30. Transitioning the church from experiencing the loop of sin and repentance to experience repentance sealed in Christ.
31. Transitioning the church from the suffering of circumstance to build character to the suffering joined to grace to build faith and form Christ within.
32. Transitioning the church from the humility that works with the honor of man to the humility that works with the grace of God to humble the will.
33. Transitioning the church from the works of contrition to the works of the covenant.
34. Transitioning the church from justification by the moral code to justification of faith.
35. Transitioning the church from the God-Code joined to flesh to the God-Code joined to the Spirit.
36. Transitioning the church from loving God by offering to Him one’s signature skills and talents to loving God by returning to Him the gift of Jesus Christ.
37. Transitioning the church from judging according to the flesh to judging according to the Spirit.
38. Transitioning the church from the Plumb Line Gospel to the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
39. Transitioning the church from Themistic Law to the Law of Grace and Truth.
40. Transitioning the church from preaching Event Theology to preaching the Mystery of Christ.
41. Transitioning the church from conditioning believers to make sense of their Mountain and Valley experiences to understanding the cycles of their growth—Revelation, Resistance, and Reward.
42. Transitioning the church from expectation tethered to the rhythm of nature to expectation tethered to the rhythm of the Spirit.
43. Transitioning the church from building faith with the record of the flesh to building faith with the record of Jesus Christ.
44. Transitioning the church from the fear of man to the fear of the Lord.
45. Transitioning the church from false knowledge, which seed of error grows weeds; to Jesus' holy, ordered knowledge, which seed of truth grows the tree of life.
46. Transitioning the church from physical contact points to spiritual contact points.
47. Transitioning the church from laboring with the light of one’s own aspiration to laboring with the light of Jesus' grace.

Every spiritual transitional point marks a deliverance for the church from the vine of Satan to the Vine of Christ and shifts the focus of faith from the flesh to again focus on Jesus Christ. When this revival takes place in the soul then revival will take place in the land. Christians are ready to start this spiritual journey of transition.

God is healing the church first before He evangelizes the world. If He does not heal the church first we will simply evangelize lost souls into the present failing church system where new converts will face the same faith deficits of present and past generations. God will bring revival and His holy knowledge shall be spoken of everywhere.

Education campaign #2
Apostolic Governance is the catalyst for the Great Transition to reeducate believers to Jesus Christ. God is using apostles to reset the original foundation of truth within the heart of each believer to rehub faith to Jesus Christ.

The Apostles of Second 8th Week provide this education through our online courses where believers once again learn the 12 elements of the gospel and their value in Christ, learn how they are to build true faith in Jesus free of paradox, how they are to reciprocate to God, how they are to function in their priesthood and offer spiritual sacrifices of prophecy, and grow in the grace and knowledge of the Lord.

The hour of temptation is upon the church. As Peter wrote, "For the time is come that judgment must begin at the house of God: and if it first begin at us, what shall the end be of them that obey not the gospel of God?" 1 Pet.4:17. When Jesus has purified His church and she is without spot and wrinkle He will return for her. This is our blessed hope.

The coalition of apostles and elders of Second 8th Week Ministries invite you to partner with us in this great work of God, write us today.

We look forward to hearing from you. Let us rejoice in the Lord, for He has brought the church to this point of transition and deliverance and will give each strength and comfort as you come forward to receive His spiritual healing.

“The yoke of the testimony of our faith follows the rhythm of the Spirit; for the tethering of our faith goes beyond the rhythm of nature to fulfill in Christ our faith to the glory of God.”