Before we were saved, worldly objects and affairs usurped the place of Christ in our lives. Then, after we were saved, spiritual objects and affairs began to occupy what should have been Christ's place.
But God's purpose is to lead us to see the place that Christ should have in our lives -- that CHRIST IS OUR WORLD, and this is His proper place.
If your Gospel isn't touching others, it hasn't touched you.
What comes merely out of the mind can reach only the minds of other people. It can never touch their spirits and give life.
Through apprehending the Ascended Life in Christ we must let the Cross work in us to make us willing to deliver ourselves daily to death for the Lord's sake, abhorring the strength that belongs to our natural life and placing no confidence in ourselves or anything that proceeds from self. Only in this way will we see the life of God and His power flowing into other people's spirits through our words.
"Surely the Lord God does nothing unless He reveals His secret counsel to His servants the prophets." -- Amos 3:7
However, revelation alone does not guarantee fulfillment. What God releases by revelation must be stewarded by obedience, faith, and perseverance. Prophetic words are not trophies to admire; they are assignments to cultivate.
Prophetic Revelation Is a Trust, Not a Conclusion
Biblically, prophetic words function as seed-form promises. Jesus Himself taught that the Kingdom of God advances through seed, soil, and sustained care (Matthew 13). In other words, the condition of the soil (your heart) determines the seed's outcome.
Joseph's dreams did not exempt him from the pit, the prison, or the process. David's anointing did not immediately remove Saul from the throne. Prophetic promise never bypasses formation.
"For those whom the Lord loves He disciplines, and He scourges every son whom He receives." -- Hebrews 12:6
God alone brings fulfillment, but He commands us to plant, water, guard, and persevere. This is why prophetic words must be cultivated and not discarded when time, warfare, or disappointment challenge our faith.
Record and Rehearse What God Has Spoken
God repeatedly instructs His people to remember and rehearse His words, not emotionally, but faithfully.
"Write down the vision and inscribe it clearly on tablets... For the vision is yet for the appointed time." --Habakkuk 2:2–3
What you revisit in faith becomes a place of renewed agreement.
ALBERT FINCH MINISTRY
Statement Of Faith Nameless & Faceless Ministries - Statement of Faith
Ministry Phone: 281-396-4379
But God's purpose is to lead us to see the place that Christ should have in our lives -- that CHRIST IS OUR WORLD, and this is His proper place.
If your Gospel isn't touching others, it hasn't touched you.
What comes merely out of the mind can reach only the minds of other people. It can never touch their spirits and give life.
Through apprehending the Ascended Life in Christ we must let the Cross work in us to make us willing to deliver ourselves daily to death for the Lord's sake, abhorring the strength that belongs to our natural life and placing no confidence in ourselves or anything that proceeds from self. Only in this way will we see the life of God and His power flowing into other people's spirits through our words.
"Surely the Lord God does nothing unless He reveals His secret counsel to His servants the prophets." -- Amos 3:7
However, revelation alone does not guarantee fulfillment. What God releases by revelation must be stewarded by obedience, faith, and perseverance. Prophetic words are not trophies to admire; they are assignments to cultivate.
Prophetic Revelation Is a Trust, Not a Conclusion
Biblically, prophetic words function as seed-form promises. Jesus Himself taught that the Kingdom of God advances through seed, soil, and sustained care (Matthew 13). In other words, the condition of the soil (your heart) determines the seed's outcome.
Joseph's dreams did not exempt him from the pit, the prison, or the process. David's anointing did not immediately remove Saul from the throne. Prophetic promise never bypasses formation.
"For those whom the Lord loves He disciplines, and He scourges every son whom He receives." -- Hebrews 12:6
God alone brings fulfillment, but He commands us to plant, water, guard, and persevere. This is why prophetic words must be cultivated and not discarded when time, warfare, or disappointment challenge our faith.
Record and Rehearse What God Has Spoken
God repeatedly instructs His people to remember and rehearse His words, not emotionally, but faithfully.
"Write down the vision and inscribe it clearly on tablets... For the vision is yet for the appointed time." --Habakkuk 2:2–3
What you revisit in faith becomes a place of renewed agreement.
ALBERT FINCH MINISTRY
Statement Of Faith Nameless & Faceless Ministries - Statement of Faith
Ministry Phone: 281-396-4379
