How You can Walk in the Spirit
This is Part 1 of a 4 part series – How You Can Walk in the Spirit
Experiencing the adventure
A medical doctor approached me with great excitement at the conclusion of our training conference. He was overflowing with joy and excitement.
“Since I have learned how to be filled with the Holy Spirit and walk in His power, the Christian life has become a great adventure for me!” he exclaimed. “Now, I want to experience this same adventure with Christ.”
Would you like to know how to enjoy what this man an millions of other Christians have experienced? You too can know the adventure of a full, abundant, purposeful and fruitful life in Christ!
If you have been living in spiritual defeat – powerless and fruitless, wondering if there is any validity to the Christian life – there is hope for you! What greater promise could Christ offer to the Christian than the assurance that he can walk daily in the power of the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of Jesus Christ, and experience an abundant and fruitful life of purpose and adventure? Here is His promise:
I tell you the truth, anyone who has faith in me will do what I have been doing. He will do even greater things than these, because I am going to the Father.
And I will do whatever you ask in my name, so that the Son may bring glory to the Father.
You may ask me for anything in my name, and I will do it.
Certain basic spiritual truths, when understood and experienced by faith, bring revolutionary spiritual benefits. These proven principles can help you to be more consistent in your walk with God and be more effective in your witness for our dear Savior.
The Christian life, properly understood, is not complex nor difficult. As a matter of fact, the Christian life is very simple. It is so simple that we stumble over the very simplicity of it, and yet it is so difficult that no one can live it! This paradox occurs because the Christian life is a supernatural life. The only one who can help us live this abundant life is the Lord Jesus Christ who empowers us with His Holy Spirit.
Be sure you are filled with the Spirit
One of the most important truths of Scripture, the understanding and application of which has enriched my life as has no other truth, is a concept which I like to call “Spiritual Breathing.” This concept has been shared with millions – with revolutionary results – through our literature and various training conferences and seminars.
As you walk in the Spirit by faith, practicing Spiritual Breathing, you need never again live in spiritual defeat. Spiritual Breathing, like physical breathing, is a process of exhaling the impure and inhaling the pure, an exercise in faith that enables you to experience God’s love and forgiveness and walk in the Spirit as a way of life.
The moment you invited Christ into your life as Savior and Lord, you experienced a spiritual birth. You became a child of God and you were filled with the Holy Spirit. God forgave your sins – past, present and future – making you righteous, holy and acceptable in His sight because of Christ’s sacrifice for you on the cross. You were given the power to live a holy life and to be a fruitful witness for God.
But the average Christian does not understand this concept of Spiritual Breathing as an exercise of faith and, as a result, lives on a spiritual roller coaster. He goes from one emotional experience to another living most of his life as a worldly Christian, controlling his own life – frustrated and fruitless.
If this is your experience, Spiritual Breathing will enable you to get off this emotional roller coaster and enjoy the Christian life that the Lord Jesus promised to you when He said, “I came that they might have life and might have it abundantly.” As an exercise in faith, Spiritual Breathing will make it possible for you to continue to experience God’s love, forgiveness, and the power and control of the Holy Spirit as a way of life.
If you sin by committing a deliberate act of disobedience, breathe spiritually. Exhale by confession. God’s Word promises in John 1:9, “If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness.” In the Greek, the original language of the New Testament, the word “confess” (homologeo) means to “agree with” of to “say along with.” Such agreement involves at least three considerations.
- First, you acknowledge that your sin or sins – which should be named to God specifically – are wrong and are therefore grievous to Him.
- Second, you acknowledge that God has already forgiven you through Christ’s death on the cross for your sins.
- Third, you repent, which means that you change your attitude toward your sin. The power of the Holy Spirit will enable you to change both your attitude and conduct. Instead of doing what your old sinful nature – your flesh – wants to do, you can do what God wants you to do.
Now inhale by appropriating the fullness of God’s Spirit by faith. Trust him to control and empower you according to his command to “be filled with the Spirit” which actually means to be constantly and continually controlled and empowered with the Holy Spirit.
According to His promise, God hears you and grants your request because you pray according to His will. I encourage you to continue to claim his love, forgiveness and power by faith and continue to have fellowship with Him moment by moment.
You can get off your spiritual roller coaster, cease to be a worldly or carnal Christian, and become a Spirit-filled believer by practicing Spiritual Breathing. If you are breathing and inhaling by appropriating the fullness of the holy Spirit by faith – you are a Spirit-filled Christian.
You become a worldly Christian again when you develop (over time) an attitude of unbelief – when you set your heart against believing the promises of 1 John 1:9 and 1 Corinthians 10:13:
No temptation has seized you except what is common to man. And God is faithful; he will not let you be tempted beyond what you can bear. But when you are tempted, he will also provide a way out so that you can stand up under it.
You do not become carnal simply by committing one sin or a dozen or a hundred sins provided that you sincerely continue to breathe spiritually. You will become worldly only when you develop and attitude of unbelief and refuse to breathe spiritually.
You can know right now that you are filled with the Holy Spirit. Through the concept of Spiritual Breathing, you can go through life assured of his fullness. Simply keep short accounts with God. Do not let sins accumulate.
If you try to live the Christian life by your own fleshly effort, it becomes complex, difficult and even impossible to live. But when you invite the Lord Jesus to direct your life; when you know the reality of having been crucified with Christ and raised with Him by faith as a way of life; when you walk in the light as God is in the light in the fullness and power of the Holy Spirit, the Lord Jesus simply lives his abundant life within you in all of His resurrection power.
I’m not suggesting that the Christian who walks in the fullness of the Spirit will have no difficulties. Problems of poor health, loss of loved ones, financial needs and other such experiences are common to all people. However, many of our misfortunes are self-imposed because of our own worldly, selfish actions. The spiritual person is spared most of these self-imposed hardships. But when the problems do come, the spiritual person can face them with a calm, confident attitude because he is aware of God’s resources which are available to him to deal with adversity.
This is not simply a matter of positive thinking. We are instructed to cast our cares upon the Lord Jesus because He cares for us. The spiritual person knows the trustworthiness of God from experience. The Lord becomes the problem-solver, and the trials and burdens of this world are no longer too great for us when He is carrying the load.
This was at the heart of the apostle Paul’s moment-by-moment experience:
I have been crucified with Christ: and I myself no longer live, but Christ lives in me. And the real life I now have within this body is a result of my trusting in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.
There is a throne, a control center – the intersection of one’s intellect, will and emotion – in every life. And either self of Christ is on that throne. Let me illustrate.
I like to plan as far in advance as possible, especially for key events. But occasionally I get so busy with the many details of our worldwide ministry that an important item slips through. With a key conference just a couple of weeks away, I had just realized the need for a set of printed materials that would be a tremendous benefit to the conferees.
As I shared the urgency with the department director responsible for this need, he responded, “Bill, we’re full up already. Two weeks just isn’t enough time.” I became impatient. Couldn’t my associate see that we are in a war for men’s souls, that we must seize opportunities when they arise and not limit our efforts to 8-to-5 workdays? I made my point clear to him.
“But if we had more notice…” he protested, “There just is no way we can squeeze in such a huge job with so little time. There’s the writing, then the design and typesetting and artwork, then the printing.”
It seemed obvious that he did not share my burden for the upcoming event. I pressed my point. “Look, this is an important international conference,” I said firmly, my voice rising, “and this is no time for ‘business as usual.’ Please find a way to finish this project in time for the conference, even if you have to work around the clock.”
I could tell my colleague was frustrated. But I reasoned, We need those printed materials. Whatever it takes, we need them.
Within a few moments after our conversation, I sensed the conviction of the Holy Spirit. Yes, even in our well-intended service to the Lord, we can stumble – and in the name of godliness I had offended a dear brother in Christ. I had failed to give him and his staff the benefit of the doubt – failed to take into account the tough workload they already were facing each day. Instead of asking him to think through the possibilities with me and helping him rearrange his priorities to accommodate the new task, I had virtually ordered him to get the project done and shown little appreciation for the many late evenings his team was already devoting to their work. I had reacted impatiently rather than in a spirit of love, understanding and teamwork.
At this point I had a choice to make.
On the one hand, I could let it go. After all, doesn’t the head of a large organization have the right to ramrod projects through when necessary? Didn’t the end (the strategic international conference) justify the means (get the job done no matter what it takes)? And didn’t my associate’s hesitant attitude warrant a stern talking-to about the urgency of the hour?
By all human standards, I probably could have justified letting the incident go. But deep inside I would have been restless and uncomfortable as the Holy Spirit continued to point out the sin to me, and God would not have blessed my efforts on His behalf as long as this sin remained unconfessed. On top of that, several of my dear co-workers would have continued to hurt as a result of my calloused attitude.
On the other hand, I could deal with the problem by taking scriptural action to clear the slate. The unrest in my conscience was the Holy Spirit cross-examining me as I tried to rationalize my behavior. What I had thought was forceful leadership, He was identifying as the sins of impatience and unjustifiable anger.
I knew that taking scriptural action was the only choice I could make that would please my Lord. I confessed my sin to Him and appropriated his forgiveness.
Then came the toughest part.
I drove down to the office complex where my associate and his team were located and asked their forgiveness. We cried and laughed and prayed together, sensing a fresh outpouring of God’s love in our midst. Then we talked through our mutual needs and found a way – as teammates – to rearrange priorities and accomplish the task – on time!
That is what the Christian life is all about – just keeping Christ on the throne. You do this when you understand how to walk in the control and power of the Holy Spirit, for the Holy Spirit came for the express purpose of glorifying Christ by enabling the believer to live a holy life and to be a fruitful witness for our dear Savior.
As I have said previously, to be sure you are filled with the Holy Spirit, you need to remember two important words: command and promise. The command is found in Ephesians 5:18,
Be filled…with the Holy Spirit, and controlled by him. (Living Bible)
And the promise is found in 1 John 5:14,15:
Ask him for anything in line with his (God’s) will. And … we can be sure that he will answer us. (Living Bible)
On the authority of God’s command you know that you are praying according to His will when you ask Him to fill you – to control and empower you. Therefore, you can expect him to fill and empower you on the basis of His command and promise provided that you genuinely desire to be filled and trust him to fill you.
Remember that the Holy Spirit already dwells within you if you are a believer. You do not have to ask him to come into your life; he is already indwelling you. Your body was a temple of God from the moment you became a Christian. So you simply say to Him, “I surrender my life to You, and by faith I claim Your fullness and power.”
Then continue to breathe spiritually, exhaling whenever the Holy Spirit reveals sin that you need to confess and inhaling as you go on walking in the fullness and control of the Spirit by faith. Some Christians breathe spiritually faster and more often than others.
Do not depend upon feelings. Tied as they are to your ever-changing circumstances, feelings are unreliable in evaluating your relationship with God. The unchanging promises of God’s Word, not your feelings, are your authority. The Christian is to live by faith, trusting in the trustworthiness of God Himself and His Word. A train is a good illustration of the relationship between fact, faith and feeling.
Let us call the train engine “fact” – the fact of God’s promises found in His Word. The fuel car we will call “faith” – your trust in God and His Word. The caboose we will call “feelings.”
As fuel flows into the engine, the train runs. It would be futile and, of course, ridiculous to attempt to pull the train by the caboose. In the same way you, as a Christian, should not depend upon feelings or emotion live a Spirit-filled life. Rather, God wants you to simply place your faith in his trustworthiness and the promises of His Word.
Feelings are like the caboose – they are important but are designed to follow a life of faith and obedience. Jesus promised all who obey Him, “Whoever has my commands and obeys them, he is the one who loves me. He who loves me will be loved by my Father, and I too will love him and show myself to him.” So, you can expect to have a valid emotional relationship with our Lord when you trust and obey Him. But you should never depend on feelings or seek after an emotional experience. The very act of looking for an emotional experience is a denial of the concept of faith, and whatever is not of faith is sin.
To summarize then, you can know that your are filled with the Holy Spirit by trusting in God – His command and promise – and you can go through life with that assurance.
Next: Be Prepared for Conflict
Charles:If your still checking out this web site? And to ALL the Charles out there. Victory awaits you to put behind you the sin you so much desire to stop doing. I’ve found out what worked for me. YOUR spirit has to be humbled to the Holy Spirit living in you. It may sound easy and it is and it’s not so to speak. Let me explain my sinfulness to you and how God removed it. It took years of guilt feelings about the same sins Charles says he is fighting in my life until I came to the knowledge that deep within my heart I did not want the sins to stop. Oh yea, in my mind I felt guilt from the Holt Spirit about my sins and because of the guilt I wanted it all to stop,heavens sake I know I am a christian. But something changed one day after years of praying about it I started to cry(Yea a adult man crying)MY spirit was broken. For the first time deep I my HEART I wanted true change. I prayed that the Holy Spirit would take the DESIRE from my heart to want porn,drugs,foul language etc. And after about three to six months of crying and pleading to the Holy Spirit to take the DESIRE from my heart HE finally did. Now don’t take me wrong here. Once in awhile a bad word will slip out but I never do drugs anymore and porn is almost non existent.
You need to know I did these things day in and day out 24/7 until this happened and I know the holy spirit did it. He is working in me always to refine me even now. I’s an ongoing process. You or I will never reach perfection in every aspect of our sinful lives while here on earth. Sanctification is a process over time. If your in the word (reading the Bible daily)And praying daily just come to a point where your heart is broken for the things of God and you will see some if not all victory in some sins in your life. We have the fullness of God in us through the Holy Spirit to defeat all sin but due to the strong hold of our old sinful nature and the Devil it is next to impossible to rid yourself of all your sinfulness. God is more interested in where your heart is. Not to say that you just quit worrying about your sinfulness. That would be a big mistake. Press on and don’t focus on perfection just progression in your Christian walk. Remember if you Really want change submit your humble heart to the Lord. Gods best to you all.
Maheshjani to provide emails is not possible for a number of reasons. For legal reasons emails are not provided. If you wish to discuss one of the mentors would gladly respond to your questions.
God Bless
I have to agree Georgiana! The reminders on this page really are great. In fact I was just reminding a bunch of friends of the importance of remembering that the Holy Spirit is our power source and that as believers we really need to remember to walk in the power of the Holy Spirit in order to be effective in ministry. The only way we can stand firm when temptation comes is to walking in the Spirit!
Love this page has great reminders. We have to stay connected to Jesus daily so we can stand firm when temptations comes, walking in spirit is the best thing ever. Prayer and mediation on the word brings healing and gets rid of bondage. Thanks for sharing !
Thank you Williams for your comment. A Spirit-filled life is truly an adventure, way more than I had ever dreamed. May your blessings flow even more in your life and through your life for others! :)
I thank the almighty God for his word of faith, inspiration and encouragement through this website, i’m really blessed.
Charles,
I am Andrew and I am one of the mentors for Truth Media. The addiction of Alcohol and Porn is often impossible to overcome and if you are in ministry then this is where the devil wishes for you to be. As this habits hamper you to being effective. The addiction can be overcome as I am sure that you confess your sin to Christ however the circle often repeats itself for various reasons. One is if you don’t have anyone you are held accountable to that you meet with on a weekly basis you will never overcome the addiction. It could be as simple as asking for help from a mentor on this site then looking to others. The more people you share with this in confidence the more strength the Holy Spirit will give you from doing this.
Often people say I am addicted to porn or booze and they don’t know why they are. To discover the reason why you are masking the hurt with porn and alcohol and ask Christ to heal that area will bring freedom often their is a deep pain inside of us that is never been resolved when this is resolved the healing will take place. It is a daily thing that needs to occur. If the devil can hamper your ministry then he has done his job. Don’t be ashamed to discuss this as all humans are not with fault just do so in confidence with a Godly man.
God Bless,
Andrew
Thank God for directing my steps to this website…. I’m greatly inspired. I’m a student pastor, but sometimes, I do find myself in the habit of Alcholic and pornography. Please, can someone help me on how to stop this completely. I’ve actualy done alot to see if I can stop this act cos I know it’s very wrong for me to go ahead doing that same thing I preach against. This has actualy lasted for more than 8 years now… I’ve fasted and prayed; destroyed alot of things jus to see if I can stop this act. But still…….
Hi Jessey,
I feel that you are on the right track: First we need to realize where we are. Then follows a plea to God for help. I can empathize, in that I was also tempted by lust in many (evil) ways. Sex is a normal human desire, while lust is an expression of that in a selfish and evil manner. You are doing what is needful in surrendering yourself to the lord! The Holy Spirit will guide you as you think of that woman as a human soul, who is also seeking to be in God’s plan. She then becomes far more than a sex-object, but a person with feelings, fears, hopes and dreams. She is a person who needs to find fulfillment and acceptance in all the areas of her life.
What helped me a great deal was daily Bible readings in the morning, with a prayer that God direct me to do what is in His will for that day. This even brought me to the point of asking God for a passion that would give my life purpose. HE answered, and sex is there, but no longer in the forefront.
Let’s pray: Dear Heavenly Father, I thank You for calling Jessey to a greater purpose. May his life be one that lines up with Your will for him. Help him, if this is necessary, to find someone that is able to drive out the demons of lust, so that sex will be put into its proper place. Fill his life, I pray, with thoughts that are wholesome, uplifting, and positive. Show him in what ways you want him to serve you. May Jessey be at peace with himself, knowing that You are at work in him, helping him to grow Spiritually. Thanking You, we pray in Jesus’ name, Amen.
I strongly suggest that you ask for a mentor (in this Power-to-Change website), for a person to walk beside you, pray with you, and be an ongoing inspiration.
i’m often tempted by lust but i’ve wanted a freedom from temptation and my sinful thoughts i surrender myself to the lord and i want his spirit there’s no one to guide me,pls pray for me,i feel someone is following and tempting me pls do pray for me.
Dear Agbolade laide, I was also blessed by this teaching. The forgiveness of sin can be puzzling to explain, but I heard a sermon on that recently. The scripture that explains it is Rom 5:12-19
12 Therefore, just as sin entered the world through one man, and death through sin, and in this way death came to all men, because all sinned—, — Adam, who was a pattern of the one to come.
15 —For if the many died by the trespass of the one man, how much more did God’s grace and the gift that came by the grace of the one man, Jesus Christ, overflow to the many! 16 Again, the gift of God is not like the result of the one man’s sin: The judgment followed one sin and brought condemnation, but the gift followed many trespasses and brought justification. 17 For if, by the trespass of the one man, death reigned through that one man, how much more will those who receive God’s abundant provision of grace and of the gift of righteousness reign in life through the one man, Jesus Christ.
18 Consequently, just as the result of one trespass was condemnation for all men, so also the result of one act of righteousness was justification that brings life for all men. 19 For just as through the disobedience of the one man the many were made sinners, so also through the obedience of the one man the many will be made righteous. NIV.
God created only ONE person, Adam. Therefore ONE person, Jesus, could die to pay for the sin of that one man and all his descendants. (Angels were individually created, so if it were in God’s plan, Jesus would have to die a thousand times for a thousand fallen angels). We are descendants of Adam, so Jesus’ death covers all the sins of all mankind. That gift is held out for all of us, yet only those who take it will be able to benefit from it! Salvation is free, but it came at a high price – the blood of Christ. Whoever spurns that will be severely judged!
That explained it for me; for you too?
This is really an insightful teaching and it really blessed my life. I really want to walk in the fulness of this reality. However the article says God forgives our sin both past, present and future. For the past and present i understand, but for the future i want to.
This was a wonderful article as I am on a quest to learn about the power of the holy spirit, authority of it. I know it is underutilized and mis-understood. Some even believe it is not even relevant for today…utter nonsense. I know we need it!! For those who are struggling, please hold on. Your change will come as you grow in faith. Keep praying (and even throw in a fast every now and then), trusting and believing in His Word. I speak life, love and power in your lives.
Dear Kofi,
It must be so difficult for you to have a son who is severely disabled. In a time where you feel alone in dealing with your son’s disabilities I recommend talking to an online mentor. I have experience with cerebral palsy in my life and in the lives of friends and I know it can be overwhelming at times. Our mentors communicate with you one-on-one online and can talk through any troubles you might be experiencing in your life. You can sign up for mentorship here. If you have any trouble signing up please comment back and I can help you through the process.
I’d also like to pray for you.
Lord God, I pray for Kofi. I pray in the times where he feels overwhelmed by the amount of care his son needs that you would come alongside him and fill him with a peace as he continues to be the best parent he can be. I pray that Kofi’s son would be a blessing to their family even though he needs so much care. I pray that you would connect Kofi to someone who is able to support him and that you would provide for the family now and in the times ahead that can be difficult. I pray this in Jesus’ name, Amen.
my son who is cerebral palsy,he cannot sit and walk.I need your help and support.
Thank you for an insighful teaching so happy I found it I will certainly practise your advice God Bless you
Daniel I am so glad that you found this page. The message of living the Spirit-filled life was truly life changing for me. Understanding that we can live moment by moment in the power of the Holy Spirit and not in our own strength is so freeing.
Thanks for this Word of inspiration , thanks for adding value to my life, may God keep Blessing you to keep impacting life’s around the Globe.
thanks
I am glad to hear that this presentation made sense to you, Maurice and Judy. It’s always nice to be an answer to prayer for others.
THAT WAS WELL EXPLAINED AND I HOPE THET I WILL PRACTICE THE MOVE EVERYDAY PF MY WALK WITH CHRIST. HE IS THE REDEENER OF MY FAITH AND THEIR IS NOONE TO CLING TO AT THIS POINT AND DAY. BE BLEESED BY THE LORD OUR SAVIOUR FOR GIVING YOU SUCH WISDOM TO EXPLAIN FOR US ESPECIALLY ME THIS MESSAGE OF LOVE. THANK YOU AND MAY THE LORD JESUS BLEES YOU ABUNDANTLY.
thank you and God bless you
Thank you so much for this wonderful word.
Halleluya!!!! It is a simple but very powerful illustration!!! Thank you Holy Spirit for leading me to this website!!! Yes, truly YOUR LOVINGKINDNESS IS BETTER THAN LIFE!!!!
Wonderfully explained!!
Thank you so much. I will read the section about “feelings” several times for reference in my own life. Thank you again.
Thanks for this devotional! Being raised in a Christian home and being on staff at several churches, I must say, it was not “new” but a very good reminder that we are not perfect. We will fail, we need to “breath” and continue on.
Every christian need to be well informed about who they are in christ. This is a good teaching.
Thank you sooo much for this teaching. It is so refreshing to actually find sound biblical teaching with practical application online or anywhere elso for that matter. May God bless you and replenish you.
Thank you so much for sharing this!!! I definitely needed this and especially at this time of my life. I’m a single man; just in love with Jesus. I’m not perfect, just committed. I thank God for delivering me from walking this Christian walk as a fleshly Christian. I’ve been trying all the bondage of the Law without truly walking in The Spirit. But now, I’m free, and I’m staying that way.
Honestly, I was very blessed with this message. May the Lord give you more understanding in the Knowledge of His word, so that people can benefit from the grace of God working in your Life. You are a blessing to this generation.
I bless God for your life. This teaching has open my eyes to the life of self directed life. pls I need prayer and further discussion on the above subject matter because I want to make heaven.
I need to receive your teaching daily
GESTON MOYO
veronica,
It’s a difficult question to answer … how do you define “success”? If you are faithfully trying to follow God with “all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind” (Matthew 22:37) you are being successful, even if you see no worldly evidence of that fact (yet).
It may be that you are on a certain place on the road, the journey that is your spiritual walk with God, empowered by the Holy Spirit. As you continue to walk with Him, God will continue to slowly walk with us as we continue to learn to be more like Him. (At least, it may seem slow to us, since we can sometimes be so impatient with God whose timetable doesn’t match ours!)
It can sometimes help to have someone walk that road with you. If you’d like to talk confidentially with a spiritual mentor via email, please contact an online mentor and you will be matched up with someone who can talk & walk with you:
http://powertochange.com/experience/talk-to-a-mentor/
I also encourage you and others who read this page to continue on to the other parts in the series … part two can be found here:
http://thelife.com/experience/spiritual-growth/walkinspirit2/
Lord, I pray that veronica, and all of us who walk along our spiritual journeys with you, will cling to you in our weakness, you who are strong and trustworthy, so that we may say along with the apostle Paul “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” (2 Timothy 4:7)
Easier said than done!Have really tried but with not much success,How long does it take?
i give thanks to God for his goodness in my lif.
Pray for me.
I thank you for this message, I honestly think it’s easier said than done, but as for me, I wasn’t sure hot to walk in the spirit. I’m single, I’m a man, so the flesh lusts against the spirit, & the spirit against the flesh. It is a struggle I fight with every day. To be married is wonderful, but for those who can’t for whatever reason, it could be tormenting if they truly want to follow the Lord’s way. I’ll try. Please for me.
thank you so much for this insight and clever explanation.
it has really helped me.
i feel change of live
your teaching has empowered me to renew my mind thru God’s word teaching me how to walk in the spirit simply by inhaling God’s word and exhaling my sinful nature. thank you for this wonderful site and looking more of your teaching teaching