FAITH
Faith has run dry because man has forgotten true worship, for true worship is the act of leaning towards, in trembling realisation and an ever deepening spiritual hunger, the throne of the Father. Faith has been shipwrecked because of our love of this world, because of our love of the natural and our love for the self. Our faith has become shallow and so has our spiritual walk in truth for the strength of our flesh shines so brightly and the arrogance of our fortitude weakens our humble resolve.
Indeed, the Bride has forgotten the voice of the Bridegroom. The Bride has forgotten what the footsteps of the Father sounds like. The Bride has lost the beauty of His splendour, the exhilaration of His breath and the strength of His heartbeat.
In our search for meaning, man has lamely crawled towards false lights of hope. Man has crawled away from the Cross, away from the true nature of serving the King, away from glorifying the Son and have lost the knowing of being completely and utterly captivated by the Spirit.
Is it any wonder why our faith is shipwrecked? We trust not in the Lord but in man, for we dwell in the natural and not the supernatural.
Words or actions cannot comprehend faith. Faith is Spirit. Faith is supernatural. Only when we behold Him in true worship, there where we are silent and abandoned to His will, will we know Him and know faith and know love and know truth.
Our faith will again rise when we seek true union with Him. Let not our trust be manifested in things that are build upon shifting sands of illusions and delusions.
Comprehending the Father will only take place when we reside in the Spirit.
Let faith arise oh Lord!
Indeed, the Bride has forgotten the voice of the Bridegroom. The Bride has forgotten what the footsteps of the Father sounds like. The Bride has lost the beauty of His splendour, the exhilaration of His breath and the strength of His heartbeat.
In our search for meaning, man has lamely crawled towards false lights of hope. Man has crawled away from the Cross, away from the true nature of serving the King, away from glorifying the Son and have lost the knowing of being completely and utterly captivated by the Spirit.
Is it any wonder why our faith is shipwrecked? We trust not in the Lord but in man, for we dwell in the natural and not the supernatural.
Words or actions cannot comprehend faith. Faith is Spirit. Faith is supernatural. Only when we behold Him in true worship, there where we are silent and abandoned to His will, will we know Him and know faith and know love and know truth.
Our faith will again rise when we seek true union with Him. Let not our trust be manifested in things that are build upon shifting sands of illusions and delusions.
Comprehending the Father will only take place when we reside in the Spirit.
Let faith arise oh Lord!
posted by riaan at 6:29 AM
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