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John G Lake: Abundant Life

 

The Abundant Life

One of the most enjoyable freedoms in the world is the mental and spiritual freedom

that comes with the escape from the bondage of fear.

The fear of sickness need never be tolerated by the redeemed.

John G. Lake

Called To Be A Leader

So, I was listening to Joyce Meyer talk about God’s purpose for our lives. One of the things she tries to do is get the pressure off of us by teach us to trust the Lord to be able to get the information to us concerning what He wants us to do in a way we can understand. Then she started sharing how she experimented with finding her call.

She said that she tried several different roles and positions but found that the Lord had called her to be a leader. She tried being a ‘service’ member of the body of Christ, but found out quickly she was called to lead, not follow.

When I heard her say that, I was startled and immediatly asked the Lord if a person could say that. It seemed so… so… ‘unreligious.’ We are expected to say we are called to be the service worker and when someone says they are NOT called to that position, it shocks us. We hear things like.. “let the Lord exault you,” which is true, but don’t we believe it is important to know what we are NOT called to do?

So, basically what I am thinking is that if you are called to be a leader, then prepare to be that leader, and to be a GREAT one. Don’t get all bashful about it and wait until gold dust falls all over your head. Don’t be ashamed to say that you are called to lead. Don’t be afraid to reject jobs in the body of Christ that are not what you are called to do. Just make sure you are doing your best to understand the Lord’s call and then be as faithful as you can. That way, you’ll be ready when He needs you.

COMMAND Healing

1 Peter 2:24
Who his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed.

This verse puts the healing Jesus obtained for us into the past tense. That means if we were healed, then we are healed. We aren’t waiting on God to heal us. He’s already done His part. He is waiting on us to take what He has provided and exercise our authority and *command* His healing power to manifest in our bodies (see my note at Mark 11:23).

Andrew Wommack

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