Skip to main content

Posts

Showing posts with the label Holy Ghost

The Upper Room: Living Through Higher Love, Higher Life, and Higher Language

  The Upper Room: Living Through Higher Love, Higher Life, and Higher Language "When the day of Pentecost came, they were all together in the upper room. They were in one place and they were on one accord." – Acts 2:1-4    The Upper Room represents far more than a physical location in Jerusalem. It symbolizes a higher level of consciousness, a deeper awareness of God, and an enlightened spiritual state that elevates kingdom citizens beyond ordinary human limitations. The events of Pentecost reveal what happens when individuals gather in unity, expectation, and openness to the presence of God.    Acts 2 records that approximately 120 believers were gathered together in one place and on one accord. Suddenly, a sound like a mighty rushing wind filled the house, and tongues of fire rested upon each person. They were all filled with the Holy Spirit and empowered to speak in ways they had never spoken before. This powerful encounter serves as a model f...

Balancing Being & Birth: Jesus, the King of the Kingdom

Balancing Being & Birth: Jesus, the King of the Kingdom R EAD | Matthew 1:16-25 Whether your parents were married, separated, or divorced, your conception was perfect for your purpose. Perhaps your parents were unmarried teenagers or adults who had not planned on having more children; your conception was still divine. Even if you were the product of rape, incest, abuse, or adultery, the Kingdom Principle of Divine Order remains in effect. As challenging as it may be, this principle reminds you of the truth that everything that has happened in your life happened exactly as it was supposed to happen. Your conception is no exception. Jesus, your Wayshower, was not born under ideal circumstances. His conception was immaculate, yet very few people believed it. Many believed that Joseph and Mary did not wait until their honeymoon to consummate their marriage. Others thought that Mary was unfaithful to her fiancé, Joseph and that Jesus was the r...