How wonderful it is when we open to the Lord, learn to love Him, and let Him work in us to live the God-man life in us daily! Our Christian life is not a life of doing things for the Lord but rather loving Him, opening to Him, allowing Him to work in us, and […]
We Open to the Lord, Love Him, and Let Him Work in us to Live the God-man life in us
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To Love the Lord is to Stop our Doing and let Him Live in us for His Dwelling Place
This week in our morning revival we are enjoying the matter of, Knowing the Significance of Loving the Lord, Loving the Lord Jesus Christ in Incorruptibility, and Walking in Love and Light. Amen, we need to love the Lord! We need to realise that living Christ requires that we love Him to the uttermost, and […]
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We need to Stop our Doing to Enjoy the Grace of God and Soar above all and be Covered
As believers in Christ we are living creatures, and we need to enjoy the grace of God, live by the grace of God, let the grace of God strengthen us inwardly and overshadow us outwardly, and do everything by the grace of God. The four living creatures in Ezek. 1 each had four wings: two […]
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Christ as life meets every man’s need (sharing from the college age conference)
The Gospel of John is a book on life and building. It tackles nine cases of man and how Christ as life meets every man’s need. In this Gospel we see that nothing in this world can satisfy us. We were made as a vessel to contain God. We have to see our true condition […]
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Keeping the Sabbath and Fasting – two precious things in the book of Isaiah – are our experience today!
There are many precious things hidden in the book of Isaiah, and two of these things are the keeping of the Sabbath and fasting. Many people don’t really want to talk about the Sabbath or fasting since these matters have been spoiled by God’s enemy, Satan. Even such precious things as the keeping of the […]
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the real meaning of fasting is to stop eating any other things than Christ and eat the Lord as the Living Word!
What does it mean to fast? Of course, there is an outward real tangible meaning of FASTING, which means to not eat for a while, to deprive oneself from food and even from drink. And it is good to fast once in a while, as the Lord touches us and reminds us – give it […]
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We FIRST need to enjoy the Lord and rest in Him, and THEN we can work together with God!
This is a great spiritual principle in the Bible and in our daily Christian life, and it is based on the fact that God created man not to WORK for Him but for man to be satisfied with God and rest with God! Man’s first day on earth after he was created was God’s rest […]
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