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The Holy Spirit #7

By Revd 'Remi Tejumola

Shalom! One man of God spent a great deal of time meditating on some of the Bible passages I've been using to teach on the Holy Spirit, when suddenly he began to recieve the rhema on them.

He shouted, 'God lives in me now! His legs are in my legs, His arms are in my arms, as I walk, He walks, His head is in my head!' You would have thought he's gone crazy, and he was like you would be when you recieve such rhema.

Everything that man of God said about the Holy Spirit is true about every child of God. When it comes to divine manifestation, there are times when you will feel as if the Holy Spirit had just walked into your body. But it's just a demonstration of His presence. He lives in you.

When you get to that place in your walk with God where you are totally aware of His presence in your life, you will no longer depend on your feelings to determine whether or not the Holy Spirit is with you. You will always know.

We've been taught to invite God into our situations. But the truth is that God is always with us, even in our situations. We only need to apply His Word for necessary results.

Wherever you are is where God is. Couple this up with rhema of faith will cause a supernatural explosion. Imagine having this rhema on the Holy Spirit with the one on faith. Walking on water would be like a small feat! The power of the Holy Spirit flowing through your veins, and faith overflowing from your heart will be extremely difficult for the devil to handle.

Jesus casually turned water into wine, and also casually walked on water because He was full of two things: 1. Full of the Spirit, and, 2. Full of faith. Go and do likewise!

Till next posting, God bless.

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