Turbo change results from flagship behavior - Part I
Main Course: To whom God would make known what is the riches of the glory of this mystery among the Gentiles; which is Christ in you, the hope of glory….. (Colossians 1:17). These are the things that will make the biggest impact and give the greatest results in the least amount of time: Wait on God, Hold a charge (be consistent), and Trust in the Lord. I know it seems ironic or just the opposite of doing something, but remember it is not by works lest any man should boast
Turbo change results from flagship behavior - Part II
Secondly, hold a charge simply means to be persistent and travail in prayer as Jesus did, Elijah and Abraham. We must learn how to persist, endure and persevere even when we are facing a wall (Philip. 3:14; Ps. 27:4; cf. Josh. 6:12-20), we are not helpless or hopeless; it’s still our call. We can do 1 of 3 things: stand round dumbfounded (1 Pet. 4:12-13; cf. Josh. 3:3); go back, turn back/drawback (Heb. 10:38; 4:11; cf. Luke 17:32) or travail/persist and walk through the d
Turbo change results from flagship behavior - Part III
Thirdly, trust in God is a quality decision. We must make a quality decision every day to trust, rely, and depend on God (Song. 8:5). This spiritual exercise is what the bible refers to as “your whole heart” which is practiced on a daily basis until it becomes a lifestyle, a part of you (Prov. 3:5-6). This is a daily journey; and while babies drink Enfamil (get miracles), adults have to milk the cow (walk by faith). Trusting God is not for the weak or faint hearted (Is. 40
Turbo change results from flagship behavior - Part IV
So we should not be holding God in contempt because we need to wait on Him for an answer. When we judge God with anything outside of being faithful – who He is (cf. Heb. 11:6), then there is a problem that needs to be resolved in our hearts toward him. The error of our ways must be exposed and dealt with accordingly, and until then we will always find an occasion not to trust him. The lesson is to identify with who He is –Faithful, and standby/wholeheartedly agree with tha
Turbo change results from flagship behavior - Part V
To summarize, in order to experience turbo change, we must exemplify flagship behavior; give our very best effort to God: wait on Him, seek him with our whole heart, make it a daily practice to trust Him and be willing to use the door that Jesus provided (travail/persist in prayer). These things can supercharge our spirit without fail to recover all (1 Sam. 30:8). BONUS: You may still have 2 questions lingering in your mind after reading this and that is: What do I do whi
