Let Go of People thinking you are a “good” person to have MAGNETIC Energy

Theodore Roosevelt’s wife and mother both died on the same night. This excruciating experience helped shape the man he would become as he went into solitude for many months to heal and recover. The scars he bore from this tragedy gave him a strength and a resolve that would carry him into the presidency.

Everyone stops and thinks about their life and why they are here; at least at some stage. The thoughts, actions, knowledge, and emotions collected over their time could not have been for nothing. How can they picture that it will all end with their death and most will have the feeling that their ‘being’ will go on?

The Spiritual paths of the past are of the past, but what Spiritual reality have we created now? When you observe mainstream Spiritual culture – what do you see? and more importantly – how is what you perceive effecting your consciousness?

Thirty-five years ago, the idea of daily meditation seemed foreign to us. But today, it’s a normal part of our daily schedule, even if it means getting up thirty minutes earlier or skipping TV to do so.

How committed are you? How close is your walk with God? Did you know your walk with God and communion and fellowship with Jesus Christ can be as close and as intimate as you decide to have it! What is our legacy for the next generation? The answer – which deals with both legalism and licence is – discipleship. We surrender to Jesus – being under the discipline of Jesus – and the authority of His Word – and seeking to obey the teaching of His Word. Jesus Christ came to make revolutionary changes – radical changes – and Jesus still does that. We have all found that commitment to Jesus Christ involves change – and changes.

The term profane means ‘contempt for God’ and that is how the bible describes them. Following my reincarnation and with a link to the Spirit of the Universe the reason for this in prophecy is made clear. There are no religious teachers sent down from heaven because there is no such place.

Let me define Legalism. Not many know what legalism really is. “Legalism is an attempt to achieve righteousness with God by keeping a set of rules. Legalism is adding requirement for righteousness to what God has already declared in His Word.” Paul virtually says in his writing, “I have died to all that, and if anyone was immersed in legalism – if anyone tried to keep the law – it was I – it was me. I tried to keep the law harder than anyone else – and discovered I couldn’t. But I also discovered that what I could not do, Jesus Christ, our Passover Lamb, and our Saviour, has done it all for us, and He says – Come unto ME and I will give you rest – mercy – salvation – freedom – and it will be ‘just if I’d’ never sinned.” This is an amazing letter. It has been such a rewarding blessing to me over these past weeks and months to read and study and research the profound writing of my hero.

Are you sure of you calling? Are you comfortable in your calling? Do you know with certainty and assurance that Almighty God has called you? Can you serve wherever you are, knowing that the risen and living Lord Jesus Christ has laid His hand upon your life, and that he wants to use you and give you a useful and positive and fruitful life? When we look back we see that we did not choose Christ. We see that Jesus Christ came and chose us. Can you imagine Peter saying, “I was out fishing one day by the Galilean Lake, and I chose to follow Jesus Christ”? No. Jesus chose me. Can you imagine Paul writing that it was he who decided to follow Jesus Christ – never!

DIVISIONS separate Jesus-believers and nonbelievers the world over. But those same divisions also cause Christ-believers to fight each other, and this has never been so evident as through the age of highly visual, codifiable social media, especially around ethics within God’s kingdom here on earth.

It is faithfulness, and it is fidelity, that holds a society together, and that quality cement is in short supply. Jesus is so willing to increase the supply and improve the quality. Our faithfulness as disciples of Jesus Christ will be tested. We are tested, and faithfulness never fails, because God is faithful, and He never fails. We are very much aware of having to face bigger tests. How will we react at such times? Never is the work of the Holy Spirit demonstrated more wonderfully than when it is seen in the lives of those who are faithful. These disciples knew what it was to lose Someone they loved and trusted – and Someone Who had loved them in a way that no-one else had loved them. Jesus took them through that valley, and Jesus turned up on the other side. Jesus can only bring us out of the valleys if we are willing to go through them.

Faithfulness is a commodity that is in short supply. Faithfulness – or fidelity – is that quality of reliability – or trustworthiness – which makes a person someone upon whom you can utterly rely – and whose word you can believe, receive and accept. Jesus Christ wants to grow in us, through the Holy Spirit, this quality of faithfulness. Jesus is showing us how to live in the Kingdom of God while still around in this present world – this present evil age. These qualities speak about life and maturity and being a branch in the vine. The fruit is not so that we will be admired for living a useful profitable fruitful life, but so that others may pluck and eat the fruit and live and be nourished.

The question most would want answered is whether or not Mount Zion is a real place and then what and where is it? Although it is mentioned in the bible a few times the location is not given. It is something that religious leaders avoid mentioning probably because of the vague references to it.