Herald of Life
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Christ
in You
Pastor Joe McIntyre
O ne of the most amaz-
ing Truths of the Gospel is
the fact that Christ is dwelling in each believ-
er. While itís true that we are corporately
the Temple of God, itís also true that individ-
ually we are Temples as well. (See 2 Cor.
6:16 and 1 Cor. 3:16) Kenyon reminds us of
this when he says we are to be “God-inside
minded.” The True and Living God is living
inside of you!
Paul became so minded of this Truth that
he could say, “It is no longer I that live, but
Christ lives in me.” (Gal. 2:20). He became
quite aware that Christ was living His Life out
through him. Paul understood that he wasn’t
depending on his own strength, wisdom or
ability. All that he needed was in him in
Christ. He learned what we all need a deep-
er revelation of, namely, how to rest in and
draw upon the indwelling Christ.
This is a lesson that isn’t unveiled to us
overnight. Sometimes, we have to face prob-
lems that are so big that we know we are no
match for them so that we can learn to
depend on His indwelling presence at a
deeper level. The stunning reality is that you
and I face no problem that the indwelling
Christ doesn’t have an answer for. He is
made unto us wisdom (1 Cor. 1:30). As we
yield to Him, His wisdom rises up in us.
Sometimes we have to take time to wait
upon the Lord. We must get quiet. We sur-
render our cares to Him knowing that we
can’t solve our problems in our own wisdom
and ability. How do we do this? Here are
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O C T. - D E C .
Behold the Son, the
Incarnate One
E.W.
C hristmas is the natal day of love, the birthday of
peace to the human heart.
Christmas is the Incarnation day. God was made flesh, and dwelt
among men. It was God’s visitation to Humanity.
How little the mother understood what she held in her arms, and
how little the men and women who stood about the mother and child in
the old stable back there in Nazareth, understood what it meant.
No one had ever said, “My peace I leave with you.”
No one had ever said, “I am the way, the truth and the light.”
No one had ever said, “He that has seen me has seen the Father”
Words like that would have been blasphemy from any other lips.
What a stream of joy has flowed through the ages from that manger
cradle in dear old Bethlehem! How the heart of man has been warmed!
No one had ever cared for the poor until Jesus came. They had been
chattel with which kings played; but Jesus exalted the common man.
He gave to man the new consciousness of his inherent value.
He made man God-conscious. He made man, man-conscious.
How He has changed the human outlook on life!
What is wrapped up in that babe of Bethlehem — The redemption of
the human race! The breaking of Satan’s dominion! The gift of eternal
life to men. The reality of a new creation!
It is true that the first Christmas tree the world ever knew was on
Calvary, and thorns instead of holly formed the crown He bore.
You can not separate the Incarnation from His substitionary sacrifice.
When you stand looking at the babe in the arms of Mary, you see
the cross. You feel the thorns. You hear the blows of the hammer. You
can feel the nails tugging at nerves of hands and feet.
This Christmas spirit that pervades the world for a few days has
mingled with it so much selfishness and greet that it has blinded our
eyes so we cannot see the man and His gift to the world.
Pilate said, “Behold the man.” I say, “Behold the babe, the Incarnate
one.”
In Bethlehem was born the Saviour of the world.
God took upon Himself a human body. He forever identified Himself
with man.
As I write this, the God-man is seated at the right hand of the Father
in Heaven.
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 Herald of Life O C T. - D E C . 2 0 1 0

NEWS of the Ministry

important.
Our hearts are saddened
by the passing away of
Manfred Schmidt in October
of 2010. As all of you know he
is the founder of Shalom-
Verlag Publishing in Germany
and his publishing company is
Bonnie & Jim Dofelmier
also our co-publisher in
Europe. (Kenyon’s Publishing
Kenyon team and without
their faithfulness things could
have been very different.
Our Lord has brought to us
some new team members to
help the Ministry bring the
Gospel through our books to
all that have a need through-
out the world. We must not
grow weary in fighting the
day is a blessed one. Jesus
will be the same tomorrow as
He is today. Bonnie and I
continue to enjoy our two
grandsons as much as possi-
ble. At my age they are more
than a blessing. Again,
words alone cannot express
the gratitude we have for
each team member. Now

W e are behind on this

quarter’s News of the
Ministry, but we do have sever-
al good reasons. We had an
unusual snowfall around
Thanksgiving and around
Seattle it is better to stay at
home than risk the hazard and
more importantly the danger-
ous drivers who don’t know
how to drive during these
unusual happenings. Hard to
believe but none of the staff or
Bonnie and I have four-wheeled
drive vehicles. The ice was
worse than the snow. I won’t
go into the other reasons,
though valid they’re truly not
Europe) He was 57 years
young and is survived by his
wife Sabine and two teenage
sons. We are blessed that
Sabine will be carrying on
what Manfred started years
ago. This Ministry has lost a
dear friend and co-worker. He
was a great publisher, pastor,
husband and father. He will be
missed by all who were
blessed to know him.
Another year has passed
and despite the down turn in
our economy our God is faith-
ful and provided for all our
needs. We do not have
enough words of praise for the
good fight. God also has
brought to us other distribu-
tors and bookstores from
countries that we least
expected. Bonnie’s words of
“fear not” have never been so
true these past two years.
She is a remarkable woman
of faith and I’m blessed in
so many ways to have her as
my wife and partner in the
Ministry.
Though Christmas may
be passing, our prayers are
that each team member have
a blessed one and we also
pray that the New Year will
be prosperous for all of the
may the peace of God rest
and abide with all of you for-
ever. A peace the world nei-
ther knows or understands.
Kenyon’s will continue to
spread His peace and under-
standing all over the world
and we thank all you for help-
ing in this quest. Jesus wants
not one to perish, not one and
I know the Kenyon team feels
just as this Ministry does.
With your help His Word will
be heard through our books
and many will continue to
find our Lord Jesus as their
Savior. God will bless and
prosper each of you for bless-

year. 
Kenyon team. Our joy ing His name in the coming
remains full and each
Christ in You (continued from page 1)
some steps we can take to draw upon His wisdom: Behold the Son,the
One. Spend some time in worship. You are never more in tune
with God than when you worship. Incarnate One
Two. List your cares and purposely cast them on the Lord. (continued. from page 1)
Surrender all your ideas and thoughts about the area you need He can feel our infirmities. He knows our needs.
wisdom to the Lord. It is He who loved us and gave Himself up for us.
Three. Ask for wisdom. James 1:5-7 That Baby’s hand that touched the mother so
Four. Receive wisdom by faith. Thank the Lord you have it now. tenderly is today the pierced hand of omnipotent love.
Five. What ideas are in your heart when you are quiet? These It is the hand of Him Who died for our sins.
are often inspired by Him. It is the hand that was nailed to the cross.
Six. Move ahead trusting that His wisdom will lead you at the It is the hand of Him who rules the universe by the
word of His power.
moment of need. God can’t steer a parked car.
our lives. 
Today we love Him and crown Him as the Lord of
As we grow, we become more confident of His indwelling
presence. We learn to yield to Him. “Greater is He that is in you
than he that is in the world.” (1 Jn. 4:4). Meditate on this Reality
until it is a burning fire within you. Our union with Him is a ~In Memory~
growing source of power. We are one spirit with the Lord. (1 Cor. Manfred Schmidt
6:17). This is a union of Life, Eternal Life. The Spirit that raised June 4, 1953 - Oct. 27,
Christ from the dead is in us to empower us (Rom. 8:11). 2010
Why not take a moment and thank Him for His indwelling
presence right now? 
Our co-publisher and
friend in Christ

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 What is
W e know the difference between
happiness and joy.
Happiness comes from right environ-
ment, but joy is something that only a
believer has.
Joy is contentment of spirit. It is
freedom from the sense of condem-
nation. It is a by-product of fellow-
ship with the Father.
1 Cor. 1:9 “God is faithful, through
whom ye were called into the fellowship
of His Son, Jesus Christ.”
That is one of the most outstanding
of all the facts of the Pauline Revelation,
that the God of the Universe has called
us into fellowship with His Son.
Fellowship means sharing. Then
He has called us to share with Jesus,
to be a joint-partaker with Him, to be
reckoned as one with Him.
That could not be unless the Father
had made us acceptable in the Beloved.
That could not be, unless we had
become New Creations in with Jesus’
class.
He would never call an unsaved man
with that old fallen nature to become a
companion fellowshipper and sharer
with His Son.
That proves that we, the New
Creation folk, have become so like the
Master that it is a joy to the Father to
have us fellowship with His Son.
1 John 1:3, 4 “That which we have
seen and heard declare we unto you
also, that ye also may have fellowship
with us: yea, and our fellowship is with
the Father, and with his Son Jesus
Christ: and these things we write, that
our joy may be made full.”
The object of John’s Epistles is the
unveiling of our privilege of having
Jesus’ joy, and that our joy may be over-
flowing.
Anything that hinders our fellowship,
hinders our joy. The object of fellowship
is joy.
John 15:11 “That my joy may be
in you, and that your joy may be
made full.”
? E.W.
What was Jesus’ Joy?
Grace, where we can go and meet Him
at any time we wish.
He has made us righteous, so we can
Jesus’ joy must have been the result stand in His presence without condem-
of what He did for man, because the nation. We come as Sons with authority
Father loved man, and longed for him, to do the Master’s work.
but could not fellowship with him We have become sharers with the
because his nature was out of harmony Master. We have become partakers of
with the Father’s. His ministry.
Jesus’ joy was that He came and pro- Neh. 8:10 “The joy of the Lord is
cured a perfect redemption for us, and your stronghold.”
on legal grounds a new nature, so we When I am giving the Master joy,
could become partakers of the Father’s that means letting me into his strong-
nature. hold, into the fortress where I am secure
What Will Be Our Joy? from every molestation of the enemy.
Our joy will be that we share with When His joy fills my heart, my
Jesus. He has done His work. He is whole being is surcharged with
seated at the Father’s right hand, but strength. The things I could not do
His hands are tied as far as a lost world ordinarily become easy now.
is concerned. This is the joy Jesus spoke of in John
We become the burden-bearers, the 16:22 that cannot be taken from us.
light-bearers, we become the evangels, Jesus shares His joy with us just as
the soul winners, the men and women He tells us in John 17:13. No Scripture
who cast out demons, who heal the sick, is more suggestive than this. “But now I
who feed the multitudes. We are the come to thee; and these things I speak
men and women who take Jesus’ place in the world, that they may have my joy
and do His work. made full in themselves.”
I have found in my own life that lead- If you have Jesus’ joy made full, you
ing men to Christ, and healing sick folk, are living in triumph. That joy can be
opening blind eyes to see their privileges made full not by prayer, but by fellow-
in Christ, has brought to me the great- shipping Him, helping Him reach lost
est joy. men and women.
Sometimes when happiness has been Send for a bundle of our tract called
denied me, my spirit has been filled with “How to Become a Christian” and then
triumphant joy. pour over it until it becomes a part of
The power of evangelism is joy. A your life.
dead, unemotional man has very little Then go out and begin to lead men
power over an audience. to Christ. You will become a joy-maker,
It is a man who has found this a joy-transmitter.
unique, wonderful thing called joy, who Then hand out our tract, “All Things
has power over lost men. Are Ready,” and see them step out into
They say at once, “I want the thing their liberty, the weak made strong, the
privilege. 
he has.” conquered, once more victors.
The richer one’s fellowship is, the That is your
greater will be his joy.
Wouldn’t it be a wonderful thing if He is the Vine, the Branch Am I,
we had this as a slogan: I am living to To be one with Him, I need not try.
give Jesus joy. The object of my life I bear the fruit and He Bears me,
is to make the Father glad and He
What blessed Oneness, Holy Unity.
gave His Son for me.
I have His life and He has me.
We have such an unusual privilege.
He has invited us to the Throne of Sweet Fellowship through Eternity.
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The NEW LIGHT
E. W. Kenyon
That first Christmas was an unfinished lyric
of love.
It was the birthday of a new kind of love and
light. It was creation beginning all over again.
It was the Creator visiting His own creation.
It was love let loose, set free to bless broken
humanity.
It was the dawning of a new day of giving.
It was the dawning of a new day of loving.
God had come to the earth.
The mother did not know it;
The manger did not know it;
But God had come to the earth.
In shadows in the glooming
Where the flower of grief was blooming —
There life was given birth!
Light was born in the darkness there,
Love was born with that baby fair,
And God and man are one.
The angel sang ’til the heavens rang.
The Incarnation’s done.
Love’s natal day was here.
With light from the manger drear.
For God had come to man.
’Twas love and light.
In man’s darkest night,
For God had come to man.
The unheralded light had come;
That light was a babe in a manger:
No one believed it, so no one received it.
Yet the light had come.
That light was a babe in a manger.
Love had arrived in the night time,
And love in a manger was born;
So love was found in a manger
On that December morn
God had come to man. 
As He Is,
So Are We
E.W.
H e became one with us in the Incarnation.
He came to our level in His earth walk. He was identi-
fied with the hunger and the need and sacrifice and hard toil of
the human race in order to
lift us to His own level.
He became weak, was
nailed to the cross, was
condemned and cast off,
made sin that we might
become strong, justified in
the Father’s favor.
He became sin that we
might become Righteous,
the Righteousness of God
in Christ.
He became sick with
our sickness, that we might
be healed by His stripes.
These are facts.
“As He is, so are we in
this world.” What is He? A conqueror, so are we. He is an over-
comer. So are we. He basks in the Father’s presence. So do we.
He has all authority. So have we in His Name.
He has given us the use of His Name. He has given us the use
of His ability.
“In whom we have our Redemption.” We have it now. Satan
no longer has any dominion over us.
“For sin shall not lord it over you. For you are not under law,
but under grace.”
We know all this. We are familiar with the scripture that
declares that we are blessed with every spiritual blessing. We
know that the Word tells us we are more than conquerors.
Let us act on these scriptures. Let us arise in His strength.
Now is His time. His time is your time.
Don’t think about what you were. Think about what you are
now. Forget what you have been, all the mistakes and blunders
you have made. Think of what you are in Christ.
You are saved. You are a New Creation created in Christ
Jesus.
“By His stripes you are healed.” You are strong. He is your
very life now. He is your very strength now.
He has set you free. He is your freedom. Stand fast in that
freedom.
Arise and take your place among the conquerors, the victors,
the leaders. 
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 The Word Living in Me
T he Word is our contact with
the Father and His contact
with us. When Jesus said: “If ye
abide in Me and My words abide
in you”; and when the Spirit
speaking through Paul said: “Let
the Word of Christ dwell in you
richly”; one of the master truths
was being given to us.
The Word living in me means
that the Word is governing my
conduct, governing my thinking,
governing all of my actions. I
have become subject to the
Word. I have learned to rest in
the Word in the midst of turmoil
and apparent defeat knowing that
I cannot be conquered, knowing
that “no Word from God is void
of power.” And that that Word
is mine.
It is the Father speaking to me.
You remember where He said
in the Psalms: “Thy Word have I
hidden in my heart that I might
not sin against Thee?” That
sinning may be turning to other
help rather than to Him, or trust-
ing in the arm of the flesh and
the senses rather than in Him.
I Thess. 2:13 says: “For this
cause also thank we God without
E.W.
“The Word living in
me means that the
Word is governing
my conduct, governing
my thinking, governing
all of my actions.”
ceasing, because, when ye
received the Word of God which
ye heard of us, ye received it not
as the word of men, but as it is in
truth, the Word of God, which
effectually worketh also in you
that believe.”
You have received it as though
He stood there in your presence
and spoke it to you.
Don’t you remember when
He said to you: “My strength is
made perfect in your weakness?”
That means that His Word
becomes mighty in you when you
recognize your inability to face
life’s problems alone.
His Word is working effectually
in you when it governs your life;
when you see the thing that you
should see, when you speak to
the person He would have you
speak to, when you take your
place as a son of God who has a
perfect right to enter his Father’s
presence at any time, and when
you know His Word.
You see, the Word is what He
has taught us. Thus you come
to rest in the Word with quiet
confidence.
You remember in Joshua 1:8
where Jehovah told Joshua that
he was to meditate in the Word
day and night and by doing that
He was going to make his way
prosperous, and he was going to
have good success? You have
the same thing today.
When you walk in the Word
you recognize the Lordship of the
Word in your life; you recognize
that the Word is going to benefit
you, will teach you how to make
out in life’s struggle. It is going to
make you wiser than your friends
or your enemies. He has made
you a conquerer over all things. 
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 Love, The Family Bond
E.W.

T he bond that binds the

Family together is
LOVE, which flows from the
work is easy and burdens are
light. Love is a joy-maker and a
burden-bearer. How easy the
New Nature that has been given wheels go when aided by love!
them of their Father. How soft and tender is the voice
His Nature is LOVE. They when love is wrapped around each
are partakers of His nature, so word.
it is natural for them to love. How mighty is love. It has lift-
Hatred is the mightiest ed with pierced hands the dark
force in the old nature, love is curtains of heathen ignorance and
the mightiest force in the New let light and joy flow into the
Nature. nations as a fresh tide of life.
By this we know who belongs “Above all Things” Peter says,
to us; if one does not have this “Put on love”. Love the brethren
love he is not of us. Love is the “fervently”, or as Dr. Yoakum
badge of conduct that proves says, “With white-heated love.”
who and what we are. “By this There is nothing so important
shall all men know”, by our love as this. And only the mighty Holy
for one another. Spirit can shed it abroad in our
Backsliding, or, to use the hearts. Unless He abide and rule
New Testament word, broken in our hearts we shall have simply
fellowship is simply ceasing to human, or “phileo” love. If He
live in love to practice love, to comes in He will shed abroad the
“abide in love”, to “put on love”, “The glory of a family is the love real “agapa” love that will endure
to strive to keep the unity of of the members for each other. all things and bear all things.
the spirit in the bonds of love. The strength of a family is the The end of the family teaching
The test of fellowship is strength of the bond of love that is love; the end for which the
“Love of the Brethren.” binds it together.” family is is love. The reason why
The glory of a family is the we are is love; if we do not love
love of the members for each we defeat the reason for our being.
other. The strength of a family is the strength of the Incarnation was to the end that men might love one
bond of love that binds it together. another. His resurrection was to the end that we might
Unfortunate is that parent who does not make love love one another. The New Birth is the means by
of home, and family love the center of his instruction. which this can become a blessed reality; by this we
He will reap what he has sown when the children leave partake of His nature. That nature is love, so we love
the old home. by nature.
Love is the greatest thing in the earth. Lonely is If we do not love we are either not in the Family or
that life which has no lover. If we love and are loved, we are out of fellowship. 

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