The verse and response lines are taken from Psalm 104
describing God's sending forth His Spirit as He creates all
that is seen and unseen as we pray in the Nicene Creed.
When you're on fire about something aren't you passionate about it? We are called to be that way in expressing our love for God's truth in how we live and spread our Faith.
It is not always easy finding the right words to pray. On certain days we may be feeling particularly uninspired and no words come to mind to express ourselves. There are instructions set forth in the Word of God to teach men how to live a prosperous life. True prosperity is the ability to apply the power of God to meet any need spiritual mental and physical.
Along with many others in the New Testament these two verses make it obvious that walking by the Spirit is not simply a matter of passive surrender. The Spirit-led life is a life of conflict because it is in constant combat with the old ways of the flesh that continue to tempt and seduce the believer. The flesh sets its desire against the Spirit and the Spirit against the flesh.
A believer who is not actively involved in resisting evil and obviously seeking to do good is not being led by the Spirit no matter how much he may think he is surrendered. The faithful believer is not an observer but a good soldier of Christ Jesus who is engaged in the active service of his Lord.
When you're on fire about something aren't you passionate about it? We are called to be that way in expressing our love for God's truth in how we live and spread our Faith.
It is not always easy finding the right words to pray. On certain days we may be feeling particularly uninspired and no words come to mind to express ourselves. There are instructions set forth in the Word of God to teach men how to live a prosperous life. True prosperity is the ability to apply the power of God to meet any need spiritual mental and physical.
Along with many others in the New Testament these two verses make it obvious that walking by the Spirit is not simply a matter of passive surrender. The Spirit-led life is a life of conflict because it is in constant combat with the old ways of the flesh that continue to tempt and seduce the believer. The flesh sets its desire against the Spirit and the Spirit against the flesh.
A believer who is not actively involved in resisting evil and obviously seeking to do good is not being led by the Spirit no matter how much he may think he is surrendered. The faithful believer is not an observer but a good soldier of Christ Jesus who is engaged in the active service of his Lord.
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Be Led by the Spirit of God / What's New in vUnknown
to be led by the spirits of god