Organizational Seal

The organizational seal for Embassy International Fellowship was uniquely designed under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit to embody the heart of the revelation of an apostolic movement that brings restoration, validation and renewed credence to five-fold ministry, producing mature functionaries, fully trained and equipped to do a corporate work for the kingdom of God.

The red shape in the center of the seal represents a hexagon-shaped executive meeting table within God’s divine boardroom, allowing for six places at the table of executive headship. The blue shapes that extend from the meeting table each represent a heavenly seat of authority (as the church is seated in heavenly places in Christ Jesus, Ephesians 2:6). On each of the five seats, one of the offices of the five-fold ministry gifts of Christ occupies an executive seat as part of God’s divine collaborative to perfect the church and orchestrate and govern its affairs in order to execute the will of God in the earth and establish kingdom rule.

Meetings that take place in this divine boardroom are uniquely focused on the affairs of the earth, its governance and its purpose as it relates to the rest of God’s universe and ergon (the plan of God revealed over time). For example, consider that God will rule from the earth after New Jerusalem descends from God out of heaven (Revelation 21:2, 3). Thus, for God to establish His seat of authority for the entire universe on the earth, earth must be extremely important within the ergon. Likewise, whoever was given charge over the earth must be important as well. Man, who was created in the image and likeness of God, was given legal responsibility for dominion and rule, for headship in the earth. In the image, the hexagon-shaped executive meeting table with six places demonstrates that there were originally six seats at the table, six being the number of man, expressing man’s dominion and legal authority. However, upon Adam’s sin of disobedience, man was separated and Satan, the prince of darkness, obtained the legal right to establish his kingdom in the earth through the sinful nature that resided in man. Man was insufficient in himself and could not deliver himself from the kingdom of darkness, but it took the grace of God, five being the number of grace, as expressed in sending His Son as a sacrifice for sin to redeem mankind and provide reconciliation back to God.

Therefore, the seal presents five seats occupied by the five-fold ministry gifts, which were the byproduct of Christ’s sacrifice, God’s grace towards man. While these were not the original occupants of the seats in God’s divine boardroom, after Christ’s death and descension into hell, review of the structure and setup of Satan’s kingdom, confiscation of his keys of access and Christ’s resurrection and ascension to His seat of authority at the right hand of the Father, Christ determined that these five gifts, the apostle, prophet, evangelist, pastor and teacher, were the necessary legislative officers that as a collaborative could bring His body, the church, the ecclesia, to maturation in order to establish the kingdom of God in the earth, reconciling man back into right relationship with God, and to fulfill God’s original purpose. The place where the sixth seat would be has been replaced with the Holy Spirit, which is the Chairman of the Board during all executive meetings, speaking the intent and will of the Father on behalf of the Son, the owners of the corporation, who are expecting to receive a profitable return on their investment in the earth and mankind. Everything unprofitable will be cast into darkness (Matthew 25:30). In the seal, the Holy Spirit is represented by a dove descending, just as He descended in the form of a dove as Jesus began His earthly ministry, symbolizing and expressing the endowment of power and authority of Christ’s church through the Holy Spirit.

Within the divine boardroom, strategies are being established and instructions given to destroy the works of the kingdom of darkness and to advance the kingdom of God and God’s purposes in the earth. Three of those major purposes and a focal point for Embassy International Fellowship are (1) reformation, (2) unity and (3) reconciliation as expressed in the semi-circle surrounding the internal image.