The Supernatural Life
The Supernatural Life
“…I labor [unto weariness], striving with all the superhuman energy which He so mightily enkindles {and} works within me”
(Colossians 1:29 AMP).
God’s purpose is for you to experience an unending flow of the supernatural every day of your life until it becomes the norm. For example, as human beings, we live the human life unconsciously; we go about our normal human activities without taking special notice that we’re acting like human beings. You’ve never had to doubt whether or not you’re human nor did you wake up one morning expecting to start barking like a dog or wagging your tail like some other animal.
In the same way, you must live the inherent God-life in you from inside out, naturally! That’s the Christian life; it’s an endless flow of the supernatural. But for this to happen, you must inundate your mind with God’s Word and thoughts from the Spirit of God! You must consciously practice the God-life by practicing the Word, until it becomes an unconscious lifestyle. This is God’s dream for His children.
The reason many of God’s children live as ordinary men, instead of living the supernatural life God has called us to is their ignorance of the scriptures: “They know not, neither will they understand; they walk on in darkness…” (Psalm 82:5). It’s important that you fill your mind with God’s Word continually, and realize that you’re not ordinary. That way, you’d be able to appropriate the blessings of the supernatural life in Christ and experience an unending flow of the miraculous—EVERYDAY!
Prayer
Dear heavenly Father,
I thank you for opening my understanding and enlightening my spirit to know and perpetually live in the immeasurable and unlimited greatness of your power in me! Thank you for the supernatural life in Christ that you’ve called me to, and as I walk in your Word today, I experience an unending flow of the miraculous,
in Jesus’ Name. Amen.
FURTHER STUDY
Acts 1:8; Psalm 82:5-7
DAILY SCRIPTURE READING
1 Year Bible reading plan: 1 Corinthians 10:1-13, Psalm 135-138
2 Year Bible reading plan: Colossians 3:1-11, Jeremiah 11
