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Don't settle for less than what God intends by Caleb Juarez
We live in a christian culture of tradition where we succumbed to a proclamation that undersells a core message of our Christian faith.
The Gospel we know today, has been my main concern, It has been undermined today sadly. I have felt a victim of tradition, but I have always believe there must be more. I had an experience and God touched me, it was beautiful and awesome and I felt like a new person. I didn't feel like I could connect with people in my midst because life in the spirit was more of a real reality I was most aware of. I knew I had to do things differently even though I was alone, God was with me. We have the chance of a life time to walk in the supernatural the way God intended us to live. I no longer live like a victim of the traditions of men but now in the spirit through the shed blood of Jesus where I have access to have a relationship with the lord from this life to the next.
But you have a choice today. You can override tradition and allow the spirit of God to guide you to unpack the Gospel of the kingdom that fulfills your potential that is the highest destiny and purpose in God that outlives the religious path that you are not destined to be confined with. God has a path for you that does not rob your experience with the living God and this experience changes your world upside down.
I just never can agree that you can receive a form of a salvation that does not include a spiritual experience with the living God... It is a culture of religion today rather than the kingdom culture of heaven. The gospel we know today is often presented as form of salvation plan that places our hopes on escaping this evil world to enjoy and partake the "salvation plan" that is reserved according to our earthly decision to believe of what Jesus bought and paid for. It is a Gospel that invites you to live a lifestyle of going through the motions on standby while we remain on this earth until we experience the fruit of our decisions that Jesus lays a hold for humanity in the afterlife.
I have news for you, the fruit of our decision can be experienced in the now! We need to reconsider the revelation of how powerful the blood of Jesus is for every believer.
Don't settle for the path of the traditional Gospel that keeps you from living the life of the kingdom of God on this earth where we can walk out the deeper things of God that is available to every believer of a life transforming walk that can be a very intimate experience to connect with Jesus that even our lives display to the world of God abiding with us.
Don't be that Christian to pass on to the next life and surprisingly discover for yourself of how real it could have had been to engage God on earth, not only that but the revelation of the access that you were allowed to have in the authority that was given by the death, burial, resurrection and ascension that Jesus Christ bought and paid for!.... I wish to voice out in my generation because people in the world can come across the Gospel presented to them that forces them in a corner to choose to have eternal life or burn in hell ... It is a proclamation that keeps our generation dead inside because the real nature of the message is life transforming and the Holy Spirit is doing his job to convict the world and to change atmospheres through us as Gods vessel and we become the channel of the kingdom of God released to our lost dying world...
The bible says in Psalm 34:8
Taste and see that the Lord is good;
blessed is the one who takes refuge in him.
An encounter by Leeza Lynn
An encounter from the RGV region of south Texas by Leeza Lynn ABOUT 3 MONTHS AGO I was sound asleep in my room shook so hard and there was a bright light all over my room, I heard the name of JAEL spoken and I felt a knowing in my spirit that God had changed my name to Jael and told me that I was given that name. I woke up the very morning and sat down by my bed and I said here I am, ok, I received that name Lord!! He gave me this name and instantly I was taken into a heavy sleep and I went right back to sleep!!
Jael in the Bible was the wife of a man named Heber, who was a Kenite. The Kenites were related to the Midianites. Jael features in the book of Judges as a heroic woman who killed Sisera, the leader of King Jabin’s Canaanite army. Jabin was trying to conquer Israel, which was at that time under the leadership of Deborah, a prophetess and the only female to judge the nation of Israel. I give God the glory of this encounter, I praise the lord for the history of the miracles that happen in my walk with God.
When Sisera and his army came against Israel, Deborah sent word to Barak of the tribe of Naphtali that he was to fight the Canaanites and deliver Israel from Jabin’s hand. Barak was unwilling to go into battle without Deborah by his side. Deborah agreed to go with him but told him that, because of his reticence, a woman would get the honor of killing Sisera, the captain of Jabin’s army (Judges 4:4–7).
As the Israelites were winning the battle, as prophesied by Deborah, Sisera left his decimated army at the Kishon River and fled on foot (Judges 4:16–17). He came to Heber’s property and sought refuge there, knowing that Heber was in alliance with King Jabin. Heber’s wife, Jael, welcomed Sisera with the words “Come, my lord, come right in. Don’t be afraid” (Judges 4:18). She brought Sisera into her tent, covered him with a blanket, and gave him some milk to drink (verses 18–19). Jael was kind and hospitable, but she had an ulterior motive. After Sisera had eaten well and was asleep, Jael took a tent peg and a mallet and sneaked up on Sisera. She placed the tent peg’s point on his temple and hit the peg with the mallet, driving it through his temple with such force that it stuck in the ground on the other side of his head. Thus Sisera died (Judges 4:21).
Deborah’s prophecy was fulfilled: the honor of killing the captain of Jabin’s army went to a woman. That woman was Jael. As Barak pursued Sisera, he came to Heber’s settlement. Jael went to meet him and brought him into the tent to show him what she had done—Sisera’s body was lying there with a tent peg in his temple (Judges 4:22). Later, Barak and Deborah sang a song of the battle, and in the song they honored Jael by name:
“Most blessed of women be Jael,
the wife of Heber the Kenite,
most blessed of tent-dwelling women.
He asked for water, and she gave him milk;
in a bowl fit for nobles she brought him curdled milk.
Her hand reached for the tent peg,
her right hand for the workman’s hammer.
She struck Sisera, she crushed his head,
she shattered and pierced his temple.
At her feet he sank,
he fell; there he lay.
At her feet he sank, he fell;
where he sank, there he fell—dead” (Judges 5:24–27).
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