An Apostolic Reformation

Apostle Dave Viljoen presents a theological vision for a modern ecclesiastical reformation intended to transcend historical movements like those led by Martin Luther. Central to this shift is the restoration of apostolic and prophetic offices, which provide the foundational governance and divine decree necessary to move beyond stagnant religious traditions.

Viljoen argues that the contemporary church is in a transitional stage, evolving from a "Moses" model of denominational limitation to a "Davidic" structure characterized by a direct relationship with God. This process requires a radical internal transformation, where individuals die to their own carnal desires to let Christ’s image be fully manifested through them.

Ultimately, this reformation seeks to establish the Kingdom of God globally, replacing the concept of "attending" church with a mandate to "be" the church as a unified, powerful, and reigning body. The author emphasizes that global strategic alignment and personal obedience are the keys to unlocking this new era of spiritual authority and maturity.