THE LIFE OF FAITH AND THE GLORIOUS CHURCH - 2009
january 26th
obedience of Christ"....
2 Corinthians
10:5 NASB
There are some in the
church who remain in constant bondage to fear in some area of their lives. They
have not allowed the Holy Spirit to come in - in His fullness - and, thus they
have not pronounced [in word or deed] Jesus as Lord over their entire lives. It
may be finances, it may be health, it may be their children or it could be a
number of other things. If one is truly desirous of experiencing
"salvation" in EVERY area of their life and ministry then they will
have to discipline themselves to bring EVERY thought captive to a revelation of
God's Word [Will]. As long as Satan is "allowed" to maintain control
of ANY element of one's thought-life then it is to that degree that they shall
be held captive by him to do his will - through fear [pride and self-desire].
All fear is the product of a deception and a lie [and the fear of losing
something] - and, thus, the root of every fear that one is controlled by stems
directly from a mistrust of God.
IF ONE IS FAITHFUL TO REPLACE EVERY LIE THEY COME ACROSS WITH THE
REVEALED TRUTH OF GOD, THAT LIE SHALL NO LONGER BE THEIR REALITY
If one is faithful to
replace every "lie" they come across with the "revealed"
truth of God, that lie will no longer be their "reality" - regardless
of what physical circumstances dictate. For the Word of God when
"truly" believed [through the continual exercising of an absolute
faith] will always cause one to transcend "all" physical
circumstances, and walk victoriously above whatever scheme or snare Satan has
set for them - and this, without exception! Any time we sense fear beginning to
overcome us we must turn immediately to the Word of God - regardless of what
that takes. How important it is for every child of God to develop the habit of
leaning heavily on the Word of God in every circumstance they find themselves
in - for by this continual acknowledgement and exercising of their faith they
shall continually experience the power [grace] of God in their lives - both
sustaining them and protecting them in all things, at all times.
Related
Scriptures: 2 Timothy 1:7; 2 Timothy 2:26; Proverbs 3:5-6;
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