Last Sunday, I had a headache. As I have learned from Mark 11:23 and
Andrew Wommack, I spoke to my problem about God, not to God about my problem. I commanded the headache to go away in the Name of Jesus. Usually, that's about all it takes (at least for headaches). A few minutes later they are generally gone. But this one hung on. I rebuked it, stood firm, believed that it was gone, all to no avail. Several hours later I realized that I had forgotten to simply believe God. He has said, "by His wounds, we have been healed" and many other things. I didn't have to try to convince myself that the headache was going away. I simply have to believe Him. And so I did. I had immediate relief.
Then a little while later, I was rushing around the kitchen, trying to get supper done and all the chores complete, worried that I would forget something important. I noticed my headache was coming back and persisting. It persists with the degree I give fear in my life. Then I remembered that perfect love casts out fear, and that I a supposed to keep myself in the love of God. I paused to remember how much God loves me, and again, immediate relief.
When I sow to the flesh, I will reap from it, but not always the thing I expect. If I sow fear, I may reap disease. If I sow to the Spirit, I reap blessings in my mind and flesh too!
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