Appropriate And Walk Out This Day Of Spirit

Summary: The provision of the Father that is already laid up for us is so vast. As we hear or read the promises and provisions of God, we immediately appropriate them and walk them out in our lives. The Holy Spirit is in agreement with the Lord; He is creating it in us. As we humble ourselves, we stay open, teachable and aware, the Holy Spirit can minister through us and to us. This is the difference between living on the soul level and living in the Spirit. Show Notes: As the Father rains down upon us the Holy Spirit, we are learning to think and do things differently than we ever have before. As we realize the great provision of God that we have, we begin to pray and read the promises of God with faith and action. Christ and the Father are waiting for us to simply appropriate the provisions and walk them out today. It's what you are; you only become what you appropriate. He just wants you to believe and appropriate. We have left the age of soul and entered into an age of Spirit. We are entering into a age of Spirit, where His presence is to be established in this earth. <br/>   Quotes: We're learning how to do things different than we ever did before, because that's what He came to do. He came to create the Spirit realm for us to walk in. When I read now, or I listen to a promise, I'm immediately appropriating that. My humaneness says, Oh, but I I have to do something, I have to be something. No, you don't have to do anything or be anything. You just have to be who the Lord's created you to be. The soul puts it off to the future. Someday, if I pray enough, if I wait on God enough, if I hold my mouth just right, I'm going to get more of Him. See all those statements are in the future. He's sitting at the right hand of the Father going, come on, guys, I've already given you everything pertaining to life and godliness - move into it, become. As we humble ourselves, He just pours Himself upon us. This is the age, this is the season, this is the time of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit; that exceedingly, abundantly beyond what we can ask or think. <br/>   Scriptural References: Ephesians 3:20 Now to Him who is able to do far more abundantly beyond all that we ask or think, according to