What if everything you envied about the Old Testament — the pillar of fire, the cloud of glory, the Ark of the Covenant blessing everything it touched — was never the destination? What if it was always just a picture of you?In this revelation-packed episode of Face to Face with God, Rick Osborne builds on the series theme — He's Better Than You Think — with one of the most expansive teachings yet: God was always supernatural, He is always supernatural, and He never intended to express that superna...
What if everything you envied about the Old Testament — the pillar of fire, the cloud of glory, the Ark of the Covenant blessing everything it touched — was never the destination? What if it was always just a picture of you?
In this revelation-packed episode of Face to Face with God, Rick Osborne builds on the series theme — He's Better Than You Think — with one of the most expansive teachings yet: God was always supernatural, He is always supernatural, and He never intended to express that supernatural nature in a building, a tabernacle, or an ark. He intended to express it in you — as a partner, a co-laborer, a friend walking with Him exactly the way Adam walked with Him in the garden.
Rick opens with a stunning reframe of Jesus's prayer life — not as something uniquely available to the Son of God, but as the exact model He left us. Because Jesus didn't come to demonstrate what God could do. He came to demonstrate what we could do, filled with the Spirit, partnered with the Father, carrying His glory.
In this episode Rick unpacks:
- Why John 10:14-15 is one of the most staggering promises in Scripture — Jesus saying His sheep know Him in the exact same way He knew the Father
- The story of Obed-Edom and what happened when the Ark of the Covenant sat on his property — his livestock, his farm, his family, everything supernaturally blessed — and why you are now the Ark
- What Genesis 2:19 reveals about how God always intended prayer to work: not petition, but partnership — God bringing the task, Adam doing it with Him, side by side
- Why the last verse of the Book of Mark is one of the most overlooked promises in the New Testament — "the Lord working with them and confirming the word by accompanying signs" — and why that pattern hasn't changed
- How Isaiah 4-5 prophesied the cloud by day and pillar of fire by night — not over a building, but over assemblies of believers — and why the word for "canopy" in that passage is literally the marriage canopy, pointing to the bride of Christ
- Why Ananias — described simply as "a disciple" — received a crystal-clear vision of Jesus with specific instructions and didn't even act like it was unusual. Because it wasn't supposed to be.
- Why Rick can close his eyes in worship and be in God's presence within seconds — not because he's special, but because he understands whose temple he is
This isn't a message about striving for supernatural experiences. It's a message about waking up to what you already carry. The tabernacle was always a picture of you. The cloud was always pointing to you. The Ark was always pointing to Jesus in you.
Stop looking back at the Old Testament and wishing. You are what it was pointing to.
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