Once we have hope for our things: our needs, our desires, our family, and our calling; along with the unknown things that may pop up, the Word will want to go. Where will he want to go? The “Word” will always be compelled to go and be with the Will: the two are one, and the same. John 1:1-3, In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 The same was in the beginning with God. 3 All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. The Word(the Son), and the Will(the Father), have always been with each other since in the beginning. Now, if we let Jesus tell it, and we love it when Jesus tells it; the two have been with each other in glory before the world was: John 17:5, And now, O Father, glorify thou me with thine own self with the glory which I had with thee before the world was. Yeah, the two are one; therefore, they will want to be together. The Word made flesh, Jesus, has always been responsible for all things in God being made that was made; even before his life on earth, as well as after his life on earth.
Let’s read what God said In the beginning in Genesis 1:3, “And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.” This was not an announcement being made to the world that light was about to come. There was no one in the world on the first day of creation to hear such a big grand announcement anyway. It is very important that we do not miss what this is, for if we keep missing the meaning, we will continue to keep the Word from going where it wants to go. Let there be light was the Word itself, bringing to pass the Will of God. We only know the Will of God by what the Word of God takes off and does. Genesis 1:3 ends with the success of the Word bringing to pass the Will of the Father: “and there was light.” We have taken the Bible and made it the book which holds God’s Will, and not the book that is the action in which God’s Will is made: John 1:3, All things were made by him(the Word); and without him was not any thing made that was made. When you have received a Word from God for your things hoped for, please stop taking the Word as only a direction of God’s Will. The Word is the Action in which your things hoped for will be made. This is why the Word wants to go. It wants to go do the work, and meet up with the Will of God. This is the glory in which Jesus wanted to get back to having with the Father before the world was.
When Jesus was here on earth, he did not come up short in doing the Will of the Father. It is fair to say that since Jesus was the Word made flesh, he did spend much time with the Father working together before he came to earth to kick off the kingdom of heaven. Here is what we need to take away from this post today. We are here to follow in Jesus footsteps to the best of his ability in each of us. We are not going to have the success in which he intended for us to have if we are not willing to be the Word, more than we are willing to announce it and proclaim it. It takes a lot to work the Word, and to bring it to pass; however, there is no other people on the planet given the means in which we have as co-heirs with Jesus. I have had time to be in the action of the Word, and there is nothing else like it. We actually get to walk where the Word would walk, and to bring to pass the things hoped for. We need the soldiers to get up off the waiting bench, as the Word wants to go and meet back up with the Will.
So first, just keep in mine that God has placed the operation of the fulness of God, within the Godheads. This knowledge will help keep you ready to move from one Godhead to another knowing that you are not on a direct flight to bringing your hope to pass. This is not fly your friendly Word all the way to the thing that you hoped for. This flight will require you changing over to the Holy Ghost as we run into turbulence in which the Word will not handle without power to back it up. Jesus made this so clear with the Apostles before he ascended upon high: Luke 24:49, And, behold, I send the promise of my Father upon you: but tarry ye in the city of Jerusalem, until ye be endued with power from on high. The Apostles would not be able to complete their mission if they had plans to fly only on the Word all the way. We can not bring to pass what we hope for without access to the fulness of God. God has decided to give this access to the body of Christ by way of the Godheads: Colossians 2:9, For in him dwelleth all the fulness of the Godhead bodily. We the body have been given the access to the fulness of God, through the Godhead. So the next time you have a new hope to come up, well wait a minute, it can be a current hope. We just need to make sure that you have allocated a Word of God, written or Rhema, to that current hope so that the Word can spiritually go to work on that hope for you. This will be how the Word begins to go toward the Will of God to be one with it. When you have a new hope, and we will have a few hopes already ongoing, this new hope will again kick off or alert new faith to be released in order for you to move when the Godhead moves.
Now that we have hope for a thing, and we have allocated the Word of God to that hope, we can now look for the activity to begin. The Lord wants us to be skilled in this, and be ready to flow with it when need be. So know that no spiritual activity will begin on your thing hope for if you do not allocate the Word of God to it upfront. Why allocate the Word of God to your Hope upfront? John 1:3, All things were made by him; and without him (the Word)was not any thing made that was made. There will not be any spiritual activity or movement by God without God(The Word). So that is most important. Now that you have the Word connected to your hope, it’s time to get to work. We need to be aware that our supplies, resources, substances or whatever you might call them, will be already on the way toward us to start bringing the thing hoped for to pass. If our supplies, resources, substances, and such are on the way to us, one might ask how will we know when they arrive? That is a great question. Here again, we will see just how important it was to allocate a Word of God to our hope upfront. Romans 10:17, So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God; AND, Hebrews 11:1, Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. So the faith for the things hope for will come to you by hearing; and not just by any hearing, but by hearing the Word of God. If the Word of God is not allocated to your hope, you will not receive the correct substance if not by the Word of God. The other thing that is spiritually automatic is that your hope will alert faith to be released once you have allocated the Word of God to your hope. We want to be ready for the faith that moves, as faith is the “substance” of things hoped for; therefore, when you hear anything that comes by the Word of God, be ready to jump on it. This is how you begin to have the Word of God made flesh, or natural for your use. Once we get skilled, mature, and aware of our gifts, there is nothing to hard for God. When Jesus had the need to pay the tax collectors, he used a word of knowledge to know the fish had the coin; then he used Peter who had no doubt when it comes to fishing for anything, to go catch the fish to pay. The Word and the Will coming together as one. Oh, we don’t want to leave out the Holy Ghost’s involvement out with the use of the word of Knowledge that the fish did have the coin. Ok, that’s good for now!
Adopted son,
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