Trust the Wind (Part I)
Main Course: The wind blows wherever it pleases. You hear its sound, but you cannot tell where it comes from or where it is going. So it is with everyone born of the Spirit (John 3:8). As I was glancing up at the sky one mid-morning, I saw two eagle-like birds flying high in the sky on the current’s wind, gliding with the wind as their undercurrent, moving about unhindered, uninterrupted, in the free skies. Each following the other in circular rotation; there was no flappi
Trust the Wind (Part II)
Why worship? Because it is the only divine presence that’s accessible to us by our spirit from heaven that is powerful and potent enough to destroy the negative images (2 Cor. 10:4; cf. Jerm. 1:10). They are the web of lies and deceit implanted and ingrained in the fiber of our soul from the residue of sin (Matt. 13:24-30). Remember, the only thing standing between us and trusting God our Father is a lie, an illusion, an image that is mirrored (like a sound that reverberates)
Feet to Leap (Part I)
Main Course: The LORD God is my strength, and He will make my feet like hinds’ feet, and He will make me to walk upon on my high places. To the chief singer on my stringed instruments (Habakkuk 3:19). Feet to leap is “lightening flash” obedience to God’s Word on the scale of the 4 living creatures who worship at the throne of God and a faith-filled heart like Abraham, our spiritual earthly father. Abraham circumcised his family and household the same day he was given the co
Feet to Leap (Part II)
So it is our destiny (for our born-again spirit) that we operate with such quickness and precision, to move at His direction and command. The living creatures do not turn when moving about which means we are not supposed to turn either. There should be no fear, doubt or unbelief that would cause us to falter, fall short, compromise or deviate from God’s instruction (Josh. 1:7-9; Rms. 3:23; Mark 11:22-25). We are to move in full confidence and faith toward God (1 Sam 17: 45
Feet to Leap (Part III)
One must be broken from earthbound, dead-end situations to be broken in to hear and obey His voice, ill regardless of logic or tradition. It is in this state of brokenness, dependence upon God that conditions are ripe for greater, even to receive more than enough (Ps. 51:8, Song 8:5, cf. Eph. 3:20). It is in this state that we are more willing to hear, go, and do His command just as the angels (Ps. 103:20-22; Is. 1:19-20; cf. Zech. 3:7). And when the dust settles, it all bo
