Experiencing God & Learning Salvation There is no better teacher than experience itself. To many people base there beliefs by what the preacher says but cannot explain who God is in their own life. If someone ask you how do you know God exist could you explain it? If you cannot explain that then how are you experiencing Him? How do you explain you have a relationship with a God no one can see? If you cannot explain it or you do not know how to explain it then what and who is our belief system based on? We are taught in our earthly culture to go to school get the book smarts and then that qualifies us to get the experience. In God it is different you get the experience first and then that qualifies us to live, teach and preach Jesus. Did not the twelve experience Jesus first and then He sent them out? Did not Paul experience Jesus first and then he preached and taught about Him? Lets take a intern in the medical field for instance we can go to medical school learn all the terminology, anatomy, and bed side manner but yet if we have no experience then the patients become the Ginny pig. How many Ginny pigs are in Gods house? How many inexperienced pastors are in the pulpits preaching about a God they themselves have not experienced? The scribes and pharisees did not know Jesus because they did not experience Him. They had the letter of the law (went to torah school first) but when Jesus came they did not know Him get the picture. Ever learning but not experiencing God for themselves. Our churches are plagued with programs to hold the people and entertainment of the flesh is the movement of God. We sit for hours listening to announcements, scriptural readings, the choir with song after song, after song, with no one running to the altar because of the anointing no deliverance because of the anointing. Is it not written the yoke shall be destroyed because of the anointing? Isiah 10:27 Finally when some pastor do get up it is about sin and tithes for about twenty minutes and then we leave the same way we came in. Jacked up coming in and really jacked up when we leave because scriptures has been used to condemn instead of build us up. No deliverance or revelation of who we are in God and who He is in us. Has anyone ever had someone to go to church and they leave church talking about how the pastor preached today? How good church was? How the spirit moved? And yet if you ask them what did God do and what did the pastor preach on they cannot tell you. How can we sit in a pew and not experience the all powerful and all knowing God? The works of the flesh is what we have been experiencing and that is why there is no revelation and manifestation of the spirit in some churches. We get saved through repentance and the blood of Jesus and then preach and live under the condemnation of the very thing the blood abolished. If we are under the blood then how can we be full of sin and have the spirit of God too. Let me tell you what the blood of Jesus did for you and I, It abolished the captivity of sin. The blood brings us out of the constant state of sin. Why would God put His spirit in a body full of sin if sin is still the issue in our lives? Why repent to a God that cannot hear your cry and deliver you? Do you know why sin in the church is still preached it is because some preachers themselves have not experienced salvation through the blood of Christ. Now there is a difference in committing a sin and the state of sin. The church should no longer be in the state of sin but we should be growing in Christ where the attributes of sin is abolished. In other words I am not made perfect yet but the perfection of Christ through the blood keeps me from being in the state of sin in Gods eyes and not humanity. Thats our problem right there trying to be perfect in the sight of man and not perfect (mature) in the sight of God. Perfection in God means maturity not one who does not make mistakes as we think in the flesh. If God has chosen to put His spirit in us then how can our temple which is our body be full of sin with a Holy and righteous God living on the inside of us? how can that be? If sin cannot tarry in His eyesight then how does He live on the inside of a sin filled body? How can we be saved and sinners too? How can I experience the cleansing power of His divine presence in my flesh and then condemn myself as if sin and the devil has more power than God himself? If I do wrong is not the spirit there to correct me? The blood has not just covered our sin we were in before we knew Him but it covers the sins I still commit and the ones I may commit in the future. The blood covers my past, present and future not just my past. If the blood is not covering my future then how do I wake up every morning not in hell? How do I stay alive during the day without the blood? Is not grace in the blood? Does not God rain on the just and the unjust because of the blood? So how can I experience the freedom of salvation from guilt and shame if I am still in the state of sin? We do not know the true liberty in salvation because we have not experienced the full liberties of it. When it comes to the Lord we must experience Him first before we can learn. I can learn to quote the letter of the scriptures but can my life show the experience of the scriptures that where written by the blood of Jesus. Can anyone see the blood ( salvation) in our lives or can all people see is a bunch of church goers who never experience God but talk letter of the law but no salvation results? Experience is the best teacher and the teacher, teaches through His blood. Can we not do all things through Christ which strengthens us? because if we cannot then the death, burial and resurrection of Christ was all for nothing and our so called beliefs are a slap in the face of a all powerful God. Lord I pray whoever reads this that they experience you in a way they never have before that satan can no longer make a mockery of their salvation through the blood of Christ Jesus in Jesus Name Amen!!! Copyright © 2014 Jackie Roberson
Posted on: Mon, 31 Mar 2014 01:40:24 +0000
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