Our world is governed by laws. If I were to drop my pen the Law of Gravity would immediately exert it’s power and pull it down to the earth. Just as we have natural laws we also have supernatural that governs the spirit realm. If we do not obey them we will find oursleves always always shy of victory. Victories in our lives will be found not in our abilities, talents or reasoning, but in the working of the Spirit of God in our lives.
What are the laws of the Spirit?
Number One: God Doesn’t Need Us But We Desperately Need Him
All revolves around God. He doesnt need us to make Him any more God than He is. Thubk about it from thia perspective. In The beginning God made the Heavens and the earth (Genesis 1:1Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)), He was already God before the beginning began.
Number Two: We cannot successfully navigate the spiritual realm without the Holy Spirit
Modern technology has made life alot easier. I can drive hundreds of miles to a friend’s house by simply typing in their addresses in my GPS system. It allows me to accurate and be on time. If we are going to be success in our christian adventure whcich is a spiritual race, then we need a spiritual guy, the Holy Spirit.
Number Three: Demands and Supplies
What you seek you will find. We have a blank cheque in the book of Mathews 7:7,Number Four: In the realm of the spirit things work by faith
Without faith it is jmpossible to please God. Active faith releases God’s power
Number Five: Without a struggle there is no victory
we wrestle not against flesh and blood—our battles are in the spiritual realm. Spiritual warfare is essential to the pulling down of strongholdsNumber Six: You can fight spiritual battle with natural weapon
Number Seven: Whatever a man sows he will reap
Do not be deceived: God cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he sows. 8 Whoever sows to please their flesh, from the flesh will reap destruction; whoever sows to please the Spirit, from the Spirit will reap eternal life. – Gal 6:7-8Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)
“The man who thinks he knows something does not yet know as he ought to know” (I Corinthians 8:2Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)).
God’s mercy is not like the weather. It does not change with the seasons.
