Everything that you could possibly desire that pertains to the Kingdom of God is in the seed of God. Just as the natural seed of corn planted in the ground produces the corn-kingdom, so the seed of God in you produces the God-Kingdom! It has nothing to do with who you think you are in the flesh. When we get the proper nourishing, the proper watering, the proper fellowship, and be around people who can speak according to the Spirit, those who can speak spirit and life, we will begin to awaken to spiritual life.
You won’t have to correct people in an outward way. Spiritual authority is not for bringing correction to or ruling over people. You love people. You minister to people. You water and nourish the seed that is within them, and you will bring forth life in them.
The eyes of the blind are being opened for people to see who they really are, why they are here, and certainly where they are going. It is a wonderful thing to really see that Christ in you is sufficient.
For many years I prayed to a god up in the heavens, not realizing that everything that God is, is within my very own being. One way I explain it is like this: Psalms says that He has prepared a table before you in the presence of your enemies.
I learned that when I become focused on all the wrong things I’d simply begin to turn and fellowship with my father and say, “Oh Father, I’m so thankful. I’m so grateful that you have prepared a table for me in the very presence of this enemy within me. I’m so thankful that you bring to me the bread of your Word and the wine of your enjoyment. I’m so thankful to know that I have been delivered from the power of darkness.”
His life must increase in us so that our natural carnal life falls into the ground so that the seed of His life might grow.
The more you struggle with and focus your attention on what you think is wrong with you he worse you’ll become. Learn to focus on Christ within you. In the very presence of your enemies know that Christ is for you, not against you. Christ will bring every one of us into the fullness of His plan and purpose for our life.
