Hi there!
So there is a mystery as to what we become, in Heaven. The Bible says "we shall all be changed". Part of that change: is Awe. When we learn to identify with the Lord on the Cross, we come to be in Awe of Him at the Resurrection. This plays out in our lives, we extol the Lord, try to tell other people about Him, all the while trying to work out what has changed. We are in the constant grip of inspiration. The thing is, when we reach Heaven, that inspiration comes to be constant. All we can do, is be in Awe of God.
Why don't we change, what we have become - why do we wish to be known for our Awe? The flesh profits nothing, it is the Spirit that gives life. When we are in Awe in Heaven, the Holy Spirit brings our Awe to life! What He does with it is captivating. The Spirit of God, makes all of it make sense. We cannot deny a moment of Awe, it consumes our being. In time we are instructed, how to cause that Awe to grow, and being saved, we obediently set about increasing the power of our Awe, our Captivation. We grow obedient to the overwhelming Power of God.
And what is the Power grounded on? The self-same Cross, that made us aware of the path to Heaven. This is the commitment, that all serve the Awe that brings Man to God and a knowledge of His Power and the meaning of His Power. His Power is to save, but when we are finally in Awe of that Salvation, we are too late to want to change it at all. As the saying goes "if I had the power of God, there are many things I would change, but if I had the Wisdom of God, I wouldn't change a thing". The Power of God comes to be all we could ever discern or think or trust, the Awe of it fills our being and brings us such Love as cannot be properly (or lawfully) expressed on Earth.
I hope you have a sense of Awe, growing in you - we ought to stir up our spirit to welcome this Awe.
God bless.
So there is a mystery as to what we become, in Heaven. The Bible says "we shall all be changed". Part of that change: is Awe. When we learn to identify with the Lord on the Cross, we come to be in Awe of Him at the Resurrection. This plays out in our lives, we extol the Lord, try to tell other people about Him, all the while trying to work out what has changed. We are in the constant grip of inspiration. The thing is, when we reach Heaven, that inspiration comes to be constant. All we can do, is be in Awe of God.
Why don't we change, what we have become - why do we wish to be known for our Awe? The flesh profits nothing, it is the Spirit that gives life. When we are in Awe in Heaven, the Holy Spirit brings our Awe to life! What He does with it is captivating. The Spirit of God, makes all of it make sense. We cannot deny a moment of Awe, it consumes our being. In time we are instructed, how to cause that Awe to grow, and being saved, we obediently set about increasing the power of our Awe, our Captivation. We grow obedient to the overwhelming Power of God.
And what is the Power grounded on? The self-same Cross, that made us aware of the path to Heaven. This is the commitment, that all serve the Awe that brings Man to God and a knowledge of His Power and the meaning of His Power. His Power is to save, but when we are finally in Awe of that Salvation, we are too late to want to change it at all. As the saying goes "if I had the power of God, there are many things I would change, but if I had the Wisdom of God, I wouldn't change a thing". The Power of God comes to be all we could ever discern or think or trust, the Awe of it fills our being and brings us such Love as cannot be properly (or lawfully) expressed on Earth.
I hope you have a sense of Awe, growing in you - we ought to stir up our spirit to welcome this Awe.
God bless.