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Jeremiah 7:1,2
The word that came to Jeremiah from the LORD, saying, Stand in the gate of the LORD'S house, and proclaim there this word, and say, Hear the word of the LORD, all ye of Judah, that enter in at these gates to worship the LORD.
As we read the Life of Jeremiah we see that the "Word of the Lord" came to him "saying." Each day in our lives, just like the Prophets of old there is an importance to hearing God's Voice. Sometimes, life keeps us so busy that we cannot hear what God is speaking to us, 'Yet, the ability to hear from God is what makes the difference from a journey that is successful in God or not successful in God."
Here, Jeremiah received instruction from God.
1. Take time to receive your instruction: Instruction is the rule to your success in life.
2. Take time to hear from the Lord: You were born to hear God's Voice in your heart and mind.
As well, we see the importance of what the Lord told the Prophet to do, "Stand in the gate of the Lord's house." Here, we are reminded that the each of us have been placed in Christ, by Grace to stand in Christ--and it is there that God dwells in Christ through the ministry of reconciliation. Each of us, are now in Christ if we believe.
3. Your position to accomplish your instruction is in Christ through the understanding of the work of Grace and Abiding.
As Jeremiah stood inside of the Lord's house, it was there he was instructed to speak the "Word of the Lord." The idea of standing in Christ is the ability to know your place in Him. Far too many of God's people do not understand the work of Grace to position us in Christ, and yet, "Once we are in Christ we need to learn to know how to stand." This place of standing takes effort on our part as this is when we use our faith to stand in Christ. "Here, you activate your faith to stand with Christ in the completed works of the Cross: His death, His resurrection, His ascension." You are free, "So stand in the authority of His freedom and His works in you."
4. To stand in Christ means to be positioned in the finished works of the Cross through Grace in His: death, resurrection, ascension.
Our first step of the command of our day should be, "Hear the Word of the Lord." We speak to our hearts, our mind, our body, "Hear the Word of the Lord" let us "Receive the Grace of God that everything in me will be be filled with God's Spirit and Love today." It is important to verbalize your words because faith comes by hearing and begin to pray with a whole heart "In praise."
Praise gives you the ability to make sure that your heart and mind are resting in the fullness of God, by faith, and you are not double minded. Sometimes we say, "Well I went to pray but it felt like my prayers didn't go any futher then the ceiling." That is because we must learn to pray with a whole heart. Stand in Christ and gently say, "Hear the Word of the Lord" every part of me is going to praise and worship. As you praise, "You not only position your heart and mind to receive but you prepare your heart to make room to hear the voice of God in your life."
Here, the Lord had the Prophet pray from a "Whole Heart" from the position of "Judah-or, praise." unto God to worship. This is very important to know that before we do the work of God for our day, "We must continually learn to pray with a whole heart."
This little thought may not sound like a big thought, "Praying with a whole heart" but it is the job of the Prophet to help encourage God's people to "Have a whole heart." You have to be skilled to teach God's people how to yield our hearts; minds to Grace. That is why we have the Abide in Christ Campus. You cannot be a Disciple that will be effective if you do not understand how cause what you speak "To have value and come to pass." For that reason, "Many never come into a place of maturity."
Many young prophets have heard from God but, "They do not believe that what they speak will come to pass because they are not walking in a whole heart, or praying from a whole heart." Secondly, "Judah" represents more than just "praise." Judah represent "Five tribes" or "Five Nations" that came together as one. Judah represented the "Boundaries of the tribes" would be one. Judah represented the "Boundaries of the land and territories" would be one.
That is why, "When the Lord spoke to the Prophet" the Lord directed the Prophet to stand in the House of the Lord.
1. Schools of Prophets must teach young disciples of Prophets how to Abide in Christ: If you don't learn it now you will miss the coming move of God.
2. Schools of Prophets must teach young disciples of Prophets how "Get what they say." If you are going to speak an Oracle from God you must speak from a whole heart so your word will be carried out.
3. Schools of Prophets must teach young disciples of Prophets, "How to Pray with a whole heart and understand Spiritual territories and land" by Grace. Here, through the finished works of the Cross we have been positioned in the fullness of God and reconciled in Him.
David had to learn this principle at a young age with his sling and stones. Daily, he would practice how to aim and shoot in order to hit the mark. He grew in what he learned by overcoming the small things; then the Lion; then the Bear. Then, he overcame Goliath.
Now, through the works of Calvary what has been finished on the Cross we have been positioned to receive everything through Christ in God that pertains to life. Each day you must learn, just like the Prophet Jeremiah, how to stand in your gates and have revival of the Spoken Word.
Seer Confession:
in Jesus name. Today, I am standing in my gates and I am receiving revelation on how to speak with a whole heart. Today, I am increasing in hearing God's voice for daily instruction and what I speak I will hear and what I hear will have power in what I say for the Holy Spirit to carry out the Word of God in my life. Amen
Beyond the Veil Prophetic Ministries Since 2003
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