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| Understanding the Purpose of EATC | 2021-02-06 |
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Understanding-the-purpose-of-EATC-feb-6-2021-m4a_Aug_25__2026.pdf |
Understanding the Purpose of EATC
Recording title date: February 6, 2021
Source file: Understanding-the-purpose-of-EATC-feb-6-2021-m4a_Aug_25__2026.pdf
Source transcription: Fireflies.ai summary
PDF-generated meeting date: August 26, 2026; likely the transcription/export date rather than the recording date
Summary
The meeting described EATC as a spiritual and leadership training center intended to develop apostolic leadership, form a covenant community, and establish a model for regional and eventually global replication. Port St. Lucie was presented as the initial geographic focus.
The meeting also addressed covenant adoption, teaching materials, confidentiality, future declarations, and practical steps for distributing recordings and documents.
Vision and strategic direction
- EATC was presented as a center for spiritual and regional leadership in Port St. Lucie.
- The stated ambition was for the model to be replicated in other regions globally.
- The vision included placing people in key spiritual, civic, and political leadership roles.
- Port St. Lucie was described as a spiritually significant location for kingdom purposes.
- Biblical examples included Nehemiah’s rebuilding work and Daniel’s rise to authority in Babylon.
- The long-term vision included developing land, businesses, and regional influence.
Spiritual warfare and authority
The meeting included declarations concerning spiritual warfare, territorial authority, and opposition to the mission. The summary describes a decree calling spiritual and natural authorities to support the building of God’s kingdom in the region and to provide resources.
These statements are recorded as part of the meeting’s teaching and declarations, not as independently verified external facts.
Covenant community
The covenant was presented as the basis for unity, accountability, and operational cohesion.
Members were expected to commit to:
- Loyalty and transparency
- Love and forgiveness
- Mutual support
- Confidentiality
- Shared mission and responsibility
The summary describes a blood-covenant ritual and plans to register and sign a formal covenant document. It also says that covenant discussions were treated as confidential and that the community’s priority was distinguished from the wider family.
Teaching and training materials
The meeting referenced teaching resources on:
- Apostolic leadership
- Honor
- Spiritual warfare
- Covenant
- Breaking limits
- Apostolic centers and transformation
- Blood covenant and horizontal covenant
Authors and sources mentioned include Tudor Bismarck, Alan Carron, C.H. Pierce, and other apostolic teaching resources. The group planned to accelerate study and make recordings and materials available to members.
Community and meeting practices
- Meetings were described as invitation-only.
- Members were instructed not to invite others without approval.
- The principle that what happens in the meetings stays within the group was emphasized.
- WhatsApp and email were used for covenant-document distribution.
- Technical support was needed for recording, compression, and file sharing.
- Regular Saturday meetings were planned.
- Prayer for practical needs such as housing, jobs, food, and spiritual empowerment was included.
Action items recorded
- Apostle John Boney: Finalize the covenant document with members’ names and distribute it for review and signing.
- David Hewitt: Compile and share a comprehensive list of teaching materials.
- Unassigned: Contact the Tudor Bismarck organization and Robin Bullock for access to referenced teaching videos.
- Chris: Prepare and finalize the covenant agreement and send it to the group for signatures.
- All members: Review the covenant and related teachings, then prepare to affirm the covenant publicly.
- Meeting organizers: Post the covenant and prior recordings to the group’s WhatsApp or mailing list.
- Meeting organizer: Facilitate public verbal affirmation at the next meeting.
- Group: Keep Saturdays open for future meetings and covenant-renewal sessions.
Source note
This note is a structured consolidation of the supplied PDF summary. It preserves the meeting’s reported vision, teachings, declarations, and action items without independently verifying them.