The true freedom is in our heart! Don't study God: enjoy Him!

I enjoyed reading the whole gospel of John in the hills of Wales, where we entered into “life and building in the Gospel of John”. If we want to know life, we need to come to the Bible. In fact, the first case in the gospel of John tells us life’s principle which is to change death into life.

When the Lord came to Cana of Galilee, in the wedding the wine ran out. This is a picture of human life – which has pleasure and satisfaction to some extent, but it runs out eventually. And the Lord WAITS until the wine runs out, and then He gives us the better wine.

“The true freedom is in our heart.” “The truth will set you free.” “And if the Son sets you free, you are free indeed.” The brother shared and we all echoed. Amen, Lord, we want to gain You more, we want to know You and love You more each day! Yes, we have some wine in this world but since we have tasted You, we would want the better wine and live a life with no regret. [this is sister Christy’s sharing of her top enjoyment from the recent Spring 2011 College Age Conference in Wales]

In the Wales conference I enjoyed that one brother shared – don’t be afraid to enjoy one drop from Lord, even one drop will multiply! This conference is the biggest ever for me – I have never seen such a lot of people, and the messages were a little hard for me to understand…. I was a bit upset first because I couldn’t understand, but the brother encouraged me, “Just enjoy the Lord, don’t study the Lord – enjoy Him and you will definitely gain something precious, you will grow and increase your enjoyment!”

I also enjoy this quote from brother Steve: “The spirit is in the soul, the soul is in the body, the body is in time”, which I think is quite right – we don’t have too much time, so we should redeem our time, use our time wisely to get ourselves ready, and prepare well for the Lord’s second coming!!! Now I can proudly say to others,

I have met Lord Jesus, I talk to Him everyday, I am God-man in a wonderful new country – the New Jerusalem, which is the best!

Thank you, Lord for the church, for Your coming, for the mingled spirit, and for everything! Amen [sharing from the recent College Age conference from brother LJ]