Perpetuing

(pur-PEH-choo-ing) (verb; spiritual, eternal, Kingdom-based) The perpetual state of living in communion with God through Jesus the Messiah—receiving His love, remaining in His presence, flowing in His Spirit, resting in His peace, and walking in His truth. It is a lifestyle elevated above earthly striving—a sacred rhythm. A seamless union of receiving and releasing, resting and rising, healing and ministering. It is God's Spirit-led undertakings, and Spirit-filled availability; not earthly-defined deeds, or self-powered spirituality. Living beyond the fray. It is a constant state of carrying eternity in one’s perspective, living beyond the fray from within Heaven, not merely toward it. Being a conduit through which Heaven enters earth. Anchored in truth (John 14:6), rooted in love (John 13:34-35), remaining in Jesus (John 15), praying always (1 Thessalonians 5:17), soaring in trust (Isaiah 40:31), established in peace (Isaiah 26:3), obeying Jesus (Matthew 28:19-20), belonging to God's family and Kingdom (Ephesians 2:17), engaging with God (James 4:8). Expanded Definition: Perpetuing is the lifestyle of one who chooses to abide without ceasing, trust without doubting, love without limit, and live without spiritual interruption. It is rooted in the belief that we are not just called to momentary obedience but to perpetual communion — where every breath is a prayer, every response is surrendered, and every season is seen through the light of eternity.