What does the expression “the inward parts of Christ Jesus” mean? This morning we were praying over Phil. 1:8 and Col. 3:12 and I was encouraged to open to the Lord and allow Him to infuse me with His feelings, His desires, His emotions, His mind, His will – even to replace my inward parts […]
learning to take the inward parts of Christ Jesus as our own inward parts in caring for the church
Filed Under: Christ lives in me, Enjoying Christ, experiencing Christ, expounding the truth, His heart's desire, longings, love the Lord, the Body of Christ, the Christian Life, the high peak Tagged With: a feeling for the Body, a life in Christ's inward parts, allow Him to infuse us, care for our fellow members, caring for the church, Christ is the Head, Christ's inward feelings, Christ's inward parts, life-study of Leviticus, open to the Lord, our inward parts, the central line of the Bible, the feeling of the Head, the inward affection, the inward parts of Christ, the inwards of Christ, the tender mercy, we are infused with God
Christ is the Word of life: He declared the mysterious God to us and brought us the divine life!
This week we are enjoying one item from the central line of the Bible – the Word of God. But what is most interesting is that the Word of God is not “something in itself” – the main thing about the Bible is that Christ is the Word of God! We don’t come to the […]
Filed Under: contacting God, Enjoying Christ, expounding the truth, feeding on the Lord, God became a man, God's economy, O Lord Jesus!, the all-inclusive Christ, the Christian Life, the Lord's recovery, the Word of God Tagged With: building up the Body, Christ declares God, Christ is the center, Christ is the Word of God, Christ is the Word of life, Christ spoke the word of life, God is mysterious, in Christ was life, no one has ever seen God, O Lord Jesus!, open to the Lord, receive the divine life, the Body is the line, the central line of the Bible, the New Jerusalem is the goal, The Only Begotten Son
vanity of vanity, all is vanity and chasing after the wind if we’re not filled with God as our content!
When you pray over the Word of God, the light shines! The Bible clearly says that, All Scripture is God-breathed… (2 Tim. 3:16)- and this means that every word in the Bible is the breath of God which can become life to us when we take it in by means of all prayer and petition […]
Filed Under: contacting God, Enjoying Christ, expounding the truth, God's economy, His heart's desire, O Lord Jesus!, our birthright, the gospel, the Lord's recovery, the Word of God Tagged With: all is vanity without God, all Scripture is God-breathed, be filled with God, chasing after the wind, come to the Lord, crystallization study of Isaiah, God fills man's vessel, God is man's content, God is man's pleasure, holy word for morning revival, man has lost God, man was created by God, man was created for God, morning revival, no more bondage, open to the Lord, the jubilee, vanity of vanities, vanity of vanity, vessel to contain God
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 […]
Filed Under: Christ lives in me, contacting God, Enjoying Christ, expounding the truth, feeding on the Lord, His heart's desire, longings, love the Lord, serving the saints, the all-inclusive Christ, the Christian Life, the Lord's recovery Tagged With: a thirsty Savior, a thirsty sinner, an inner hunger, as men we need God, Christ meets all our needs, eat Christ, God needs us to enjoy Him, life and building, man hungers for God, open to the Lord, remain in the church life, stop and enjoy the Lord, take Christ as life, thirsty for God, thirsty mankind, washing one another's feet, we are thirsty, we need to repent
Christ was given by God as a covenant and as a light to the nations – we can enjoy Him in our spirit!
On the one hand, Christ is the Mediator and the Executor of the new and better covenant, and on the other hand Christ Himself was given by God as a covenant to His people! In at least one place in Isaiah Jehovah says that He has “set” Christ as a covenant to His people – […]
Filed Under: Christ became the Spirit, Enjoying Christ, experiencing Christ, expounding the truth, feeding on the Lord, God's economy, O Lord Jesus!, our birthright, the all-inclusive Christ, the Christian Life, the Lord's recovery Tagged With: Christ as light shines in us, Christ became a covenant, Christ is our righteousness, Christ is the light of life, Christ is the new covenant, enlivened and regenerated, God formed a spirit in man, God gave Christ as a covenant, God gave Christ as a light to the nations, life generating light, open to the Lord, our mingled spirit, spend time with Him, the key is our mingled spirit, the Mediator of a better covenant
just open to the Lord and pour out your heart to Him! (sharing from the yp conference in Poland)
[This is the second part of sister Debora L’s sharing from her topmost enjoyment in the recent young people’s conference in Lipowiec, Poland. Read the first part here – the creation as a picture of our need for growth in life (sharing from the yp conference in Poland)] What made a great impression on me […]
Filed Under: Christ lives in me, contacting God, Enjoying Christ, experiencing Christ, feeding on the Lord, longings, O Lord Jesus!, our birthright, the Christian Life, yp sharing Tagged With: be open to the Lord, choose God, go to the Lord directly, just love the Lord, just open to Him, let Christ live in us, let Him live, love God and choose Him, no friendship with the world, O Lord Jesus!, open to the Lord, save our friends!, simply pray, speak Christ to my friend, speak the gospel, speak to Christ, speak to our friends, talk to the Lord, turn to the Lord, young people's conference
everyone who thirsts, come buy and eat without money and without price! Just come!
God’s ways are truly higher than our ways, and His thoughts are higher than our thoughts. Our thought is that we need to do something for God, and our way is to do it from ourselves and by ourselves. God’s thought is to dispense Himself into us and be expressed through us, and His way […]
Filed Under: Christ became the Spirit, contacting God, Enjoying Christ, God's economy, His heart's desire, longings, O Lord Jesus!, our birthright, the all-inclusive Christ, the gospel, the Lord's recovery, the Triune God Tagged With: a river of water of life, buy without price, come and drink, come buy and eat, come to Christ and drink!, come to the Lord, crystallization study of Isaiah, give me to drink, give yourself to the Lord, I give You more ground, just come to the Lord, just open to Him, Lord I give myself to You!, open to the Lord, the food is in the water, the river of living water
