Understanding Your Spirit Man and the healing of your soul

Are we as Christians called to simply exist and survive until He returns? Is there a greater purpose for which God sent His Son to redeem us? Is it simply all about us? For too long the church has viewed salvation from a selfish or self-centered perspective instead of a God centered purpose and intent. It seems as if we cannot comprehend we are part of a bigger picture. We do not seem to take in context the entire beginning and end as God’s scope of creation. He knows the end before He begins, yet we seem to be consumed with the idea that it all begins and ends with us. God did not create time for Himself, He created time for man. Where Greek and Eastern thinking consider time to be circular, the Hebrew mindset views time as linear or that it began with God and ends with God. The problem with this thinking is that it is only partially correct. Time began when God created man time ends when death no longer exists for man and he is restored to the spiritual being which once enabled him walk and talk with God in all His glory. It ends when the dominion over all creation that was given to man by God is restored unto man. The church has interpreted the end of time as a point in our timeline when God destroys all He created in the beginning and we are changed into something so that we can have some kind of mansion in the sky. I have to ask myself a few common sense questions with this concept. Why did He create if only to destroy it all in the end? Did He just not have enough to do? If He is a Father whose heart is to create, why would He seek to destroy without plans of restoring? It just doesn’t fit His character. Historically, He seems to be a God with a plan of restoration and redemption instead of a schizophrenic God.

As Jeremiah, Nehemiah, and many other prophets, our hearts cry from the depths of our souls is to see the Bride of Christ (the Church) be all she is destined to be. Our prayer is that each and every believer of the Gospel of Christ becomes a disciple. We pray their number one passion is to be like Christ in every area of their lives, for every Christian to walk in the fullness of God’s Glory and His Kingdom be established over the kingdoms of this earth.  We desire to see every Christian walking in their Kingdom authority in every aspect of life, to see our culture redeemed by a church that defines the culture by a Biblical Worldview and spiritual knowledge and understanding. Our desire is to see the soul of the church and every man, woman, and child of God healed inside and out. To see every believer operating in the gifts and fruit of the Spirit, seeking and knowing the prophetic voice of Father for their lives that they may fulfill their Kingdom purpose and destiny. The motivation of this book is the heart of Father for the saints to truly be equipped for the task at hand. Father tells us in Psalms 2:8 “Ask of Me and I will give the nations as your inheritance and the earth as your possession.”  Psalms 24:1 again stresses ownership, “ The earth is the Lords, and the fulness thereof, the world, and they that dwell therein.” And in Isaiah 45, His purpose is defined, “¹⁸ For thus saith the LORD that created the heavens; God himself that formed the earth and made it; he hath established it, he created it not in vain, he formed it to be inhabited: I am the LORD; and there is none else.” What I find in Scripture is a responsibility, a command, to bring increase to my King’s Kingdom. I find that when He returns He will expect that I have done something with the talent He left me. He will demand of His church, what have we done with the revelation knowledge, understanding, and power He has given us. For too long, the church has been lulled into a spiritual slumber by doctrinal whims through generations. We have concluded that from the beginning, to salvation, and baptism of the Holy Spirit, all of it is about us. We have taken the entire Scripture and put in into a selfish, humanistic worldview thinking from beginning to end, it is all about us. It is not. It is all about the glory of God, all of creation, and His Kingdom.