Living in the Reality of God’s Life Within Us | Open Book | Oct 21, 2024 | CR

Crystal Rivers | Open Book | Oct 21, 2024
Believers are encouraged to embrace their identity as children of God, born of His divine nature. This truth requires deep meditation and intentional belief in the Word of God. By affirming that they carry God’s life and DNA, believers can reject the influence of negative spirits like fear, doubt, or anxiety, and instead live out the characteristics of the Holy Spirit.

Understanding that God is their Father, they should reflect on the reality that there is no death, sickness, darkness, or poverty in them because they are filled with God’s life. This identity is not merely intellectual but must be embraced in the heart, through consistent meditation and prayer.

Believers are also urged to continually declare the truth of who they are in Christ. Meditating on God’s word allows them to realign their thoughts and transform their spiritual DNA, experiencing the fullness of life in God. This internal transformation draws them deeper into the reality of God’s presence, helping them place Him at the center of their lives.

Additionally, believers are reminded of the importance of communion as a time to reflect on Christ’s sacrifice, remembering the broken body and shed blood that redeemed them. This sacred act strengthens their connection to the life of God and serves as a powerful reminder of their new identity in Him.

Lastly, they are encouraged to daily gaze upon God, allowing His love to be their guiding force. As they focus more on Him, they let go of any distractions or “other lovers” that may have drawn their attention away from their relationship with God. The aim is to experience more fully the love, provision, and fatherhood of God, trusting that in Him they have everything they need. This continual focus leads to growth in their understanding of the life they possess through Christ and aligns them more closely with their true identity as children of God.Zoom every weekday : http://www.caveadullam.org/zoom