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.::Walking in the Spirit::.

By Revd 'Remi Tejumola

To walk in the Spirit is not really different from walking in the Word of God. Have you ever heard others or you too have actually said this, Do not spiritualize everything? In actual fact you would be wrong when you don't.

Walking in the Spirit involves allowing the fruit of the Spirit to blossom in your life with the following noticeable traits of godliness and Christlikeness:

Love (a strong positive emotion of regard and affection for God and for your fellowman),
Joy (emotion of great happiness, especially as a result of salvation through the grace of God in Christ Jesus), 
Peace (harmonious relations; freedom from disputes: having achieved peace with God; and ready to share it with your fellowmen), 
Longsuffering (patient: good natured-tolerance), 
Gentleness (acting in a manner that is gentle and mild and even-tempered),
Goodness (kindness: tendency to be kind and forgiving), 
Faith (faithfulness: constancy, dedication, loyalty, trueness),
Meekness (humility: a disposition to be humble), 
Temperance (self-control: the state of resolutely controlling your own behaviour): 

Which the Bible says, "... against such there is no law" (Galatians 5:22 - 5:23 KJV). A person with these traits will always be good to have around, pleasant to relate with. His presence will be enjoyed by people. It would be difficult to make an enemy out of him. If anyone who calls himself a born-again child of God lacks any of these traits, something is drastically wrong and needs a serious attention!

Let me leave you with this thought till my next posting: When you don't walk in the Spirit your prayers will not work at all. God bless.

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