Intro To God's Inheritance In the Saints

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Growth is a journey, not a one off event. Growth is induced and is progressive. Anyway we stop learning we start dying. We must engage a pattern that makes Growth a lifestyle and not a temporary occurrence.

Leadership Wisdom Day 1

Resilience and Persistence

Day 1 - Communication

The enemy is constantly working to penetrate the walls of our lives and invade the Church of Jesus Christ. It's our primary responsibility to address these issues in the place of prayer. Prayer is also necessary to engage God's mercy over judgment .

Prayer is partnership between Heaven and Earth exercised when God's people agree with God's purposes and pray them into manifestation in the earthly realm

Day 1

Detours may look confusing but tje goal or destination is glory - Romans 8 vs 28 and 30

Have follow through. Master the art of completing tasks. Don't start things and leave them half. Therefore,break your plans into goals, the goals into milestones, attach time line to each milestone, get a support system or team where nedded, assign roles and responsibilities, supervise assignments, collect repirts, assess them, update instruction and follow through until goals are achieved. Go for knowledge as required.

Partial obedience is disobediencd. Paftial Faith is no at all

The incredible power of prayer

The capacity to fulfil our assignment comes from God. Let our source of strength and productivity be Him

Success for the believer is best interpreted through the eyes of God.

By renewing our minds through God's word, we will successfully win the battles that attack our minds

Knowledge and application is key

Who is against you is not as important as who is for you. God is greater than our enemy the devil. Get to know Him very well and apply His capacity over and against the enemy.

Faith from within and Faith upon

Its not Fruits, it is FRUIT. The fruit of the Spirit when manifested in us is the reflection of the nature of Christ that has succeeded to impact us. The fruit manages the gifts of the Spirit. The gifts without the fruit is disaster. We will be no better than a devil who understands power and not the nature of God. Lets take this journey and the Lord perfect all that concerns us.

The cost of redemption was paid to God the Father who is the custodian of Justice and not Satan and bh His acceptance of the price Jesus paid, we have been set free without controversy

Redemption is by the blood and the perfect dacrifice is Jesus Christ. We have been redeemed. Halleluyah

Then I looked, and I heard around the throne and the living creatures and the elders, the voice of many angels, numbering myriads of myriads and thousands of thousands, saying with a loud voice, “Worthy is the Lamb who was slain, to receive power and wealth and wisdom and might and honor and glory and blessing!” (Revelation 5:11-12)

From Genesis to Revelation, we are told of an unseen spiritual world, a world of angels and demons, a world of epic spiritual battle. In Revelation 12, the curtain is pulled back on the spiritual realm, and we see the fierce battle raging across the cosmos:

I believe that once we come to a place where we pray in expectation for God to move, he will. Always remember that what you go looking for you will find, good or bad. It is important to know that faith and fear can not co-exist. If you are worrying as you pray, your faith is not at work, because at that point you are operating out of fear.

Expressing ourselves openly declutters our minds and allows us to hear clearly what God is saying in prayer. The more we hold in, the harder it is to hear him.

Holding the truth inside is a trick of the enemy to keep us bottled up in bondage

Praying with persistence is having the will to talk to God about any and all things regardless of the circumstances. It's continuing to do something despite our difficulties. God never placed restrictions on what we can come to him about.

Prayer is not a transaction service. God is not a genie and he is not obligated to tell us yes. Psalm 37:4 says that God will give us the desires of our heart, but I do not believe he will give us the desires over his will for our life.

Prayer is not solely about us getting, but giving to God through honor, reverence, and attention.

You are God in all realms of existence

Freedom is not what you want to do, but the power to do what is right. It is the truth of accountability that grants us true freedom.

Today, we live in a time when having fundamentally rejected the absolutes and clear teachings of Scripture, man seeks to make God accountable to him for his comfort and pleasure.

But the Bible says that we own nothing. Ecclesiastes 5 verse 15 (NLT) says “We all come to the end of our lives as naked and empty-handed as on the day we were born. We can't take our riches with us.”

When we think about our life, we must realize that it does not belong to us but has been given to us by God who is our Creator. We are not our own creators, but God is our Creator. So if God is our Creator, we are only stewards and not owners.

Sin separated and broke our intimate relationship with our Creator. God loves us so much that He sent His only begotten Son to die for us and restore that broken relationship. But alas, we still have a choice to accept that free gift of our Salvation and redemption through the restorative work of His Son, Jesus.

The pain and hurt others cause us is a reality for many. But the pain of living with bitterness and unforgiveness can poison your soul and destroy you. When we forgive others, we are not saying what they did was OK, but we are letting go of their hold on us. Forgiving ourselves and others can be one of the hardest things we face in life, but it will lead to the greatest blessings and freedom as a result.

Your thoughts are powerful. “For as a man thinketh in his heart, so is he…” Prov 23:7 KJV

Your words are powerful. “Life and death are in the power of the tongue...” Prov 18:21 KJV

Isaiah 26:3 KJV states, “Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee. Trust ye in the Lord for ever: for in the Lord JEHOVAH is everlasting strength.” When trust goes up, our peace goes up. When our trust goes down, we forfeit our peace.

I believe that the Word commands us to “give thanks in all things” (not for all things) as a drawing card to a deeper place of intimacy and trust

We all have a perspective…a lens through which we see life and events. So, how do you “SEE” your life? Do you see it through the eyes of a victim living in a wretched world? Or do you see through the eyes of trusting a faithful God working all things together? Do you hold a positive or a negative worldview? Reframing our perspective allows us to create a different way of looking at a situation, person, circumstance or relationship.

There are four voices that are raging in our heads on a daily basis. Another way to put it could be “The Battle of the Wills”. 1.The will/voice of God the Father. 2.The will/voice of the enemy. 3.The will/voice of ourselves. 4.The will/voice of the other

Do you know that there is a real daily battlefield going on in your life? It is a battlefield of good versus evil. Some days it is totally obvious but other days it is subtle or not even noticeable. The Word says that we are in a battle. It may not be one that we can see, but none-the-less, it is real. The Bible also tells us how to arm ourselves to win the battle.

In order to grasp any part of God’s Unknown will, we have to bring Him our transformed mind. We have a transformed and renewed mind when we seek to follow Him in the Known will of God and the things He calls us to.

God is looking for people who are faithful. Faithful in the little...first. Let’s be loving, kind, generous, honest, and grateful people because it’s in the small, seemingly ordinary things in life that give us a glimpse of God’s greater plan. It’s often the completion of ordinary tasks that leads to extraordinary outcomes.

God’s will is specific, and it’s not. It’s specific in that we can read what God has in store for us. But, it’s not specific in that maybe we’re asking the wrong question. Instead of asking, “What is God’s will for my life?” maybe we should be asking a more simple, profound one: “What is God’s will?”

This doesn’t mean that God doesn’t have good plans for you specifically. He does. Nor does it mean that He isn’t personally concerned with you. He is. And it doesn’t mean He hasn’t gifted you to do specific things on earth. He has. It’s just that God’s will and plan on this earth are to accomplish His purposes, not ours.

As people of faith we are lifesavers, second-chance givers, hope restorers, rescuers.

That’s who we are — that’s what we do.

We can’t just be a “country club” of Christians, looking out for our own, when we're made to be out in the storms of life, wrestling with the waves, throwing out life vests.

We’ve been rescued so that we can now rescue.

The first book of the Bible is a tale of two cities: Babylon and Jerusalem. The last book of the Bible, Revelation, also talks of these same two cities: the holy city and the unholy city. The conflict between Jerusalem and Babylon is an important theme of the Bible, and it continues today.

Let look at the scripture

Journal to remember what God has revealed to you through Scripture. Having a spiritual growth partner to support you and hold you accountable makes all the difference.

Joshua 1:8 explains the power of Scripture meditations: “Do not let this Book of the Law depart from your mouth; meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it. Then you will be prosperous and successful.”