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This week we’re learning practical steps to discern the Voice of the Lord: Identification, Understanding & Response.
Tonight’s Q&A is:
“What do you do when you feel like knowing God is nothing but work with little to show for it?”
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Getting Healed ~ Where to Start
God has a three-fold purpose for each one of us here on this earth:
- He exposes our flesh, so He can consume it,
- He makes us able to receive His healing in all areas of our lives, and
- He makes us able to enjoy intimacy with Him on all levels.
These areas are intertwined, and as He heals us, it will also affect how He exposes our flesh and brings us into relationship with Him. One can’t be done without the others. So if you want to have an intimate relationship with God, you’re gonna have to let the Lord deal with your flesh, and you’re gonna have to let Him heal you. Likewise, if you want to be healed, you’re going to have to develop an intimate relationship with God and have your flesh exposed.
Finally, if you’re tired of walking after your flesh, you’re going to have to learn how to get healed, and how to walk and live and move in the spirit.
So part of God’s purpose for us is that we receive healing in all parts of our being. Remember, we are a three-parted being: “I am a spirit, I have a soul and I live in a body.” In our spirits we are already complete. Spiritually, we are whole, we are entire—we don’t need healing in our spirit. It is in our body and in our soul (our mind, will and emotions) that we are wounded, and, if not tended, where wounds can fester and need healing.