Kingdom Attitude in the Storm (Part 1 of 5)

Date of original writing: Monday, June 27, 2005

God, You are good and your mercy endures forever! How can I say thanks for the things you have done for me. Things, so undeserved, yet You did it, to prove Your love for me. The voices of a million angels, can not express my gratitude. All that I am, and ever hope to be, I owe it all to You.

As I sit here, I ponder… “Is there anything, anything too hard for God?” After thinking about it for a second, I felt in my spirit, a plastering “NO”. God is truly wonderful. I think this must be the slowest typing I have ever done. I feel the sensation, the vigor, and enthusiasm, but I can’t seem to harness it well into the mold of written sentences. It’s really hard for me to sit here, still, and quiet at my desk. I just want to jump up and shout, “YES LORD!” That’s why I went into the restroom and thanked God in there. The Bible says “He that dwells in the secret place of the Most High, shall abide in the presence of the Almighty.”

I thank God for faith. No, I thank God for faith with works. The more I try to think about how pieces of my life in Christ fit together, I become overwhelmed with the intrinsic detail of how seamlessly it works out. I start to think about the decisions I made a long time ago, and I see the fruit manifesting itself today. From that fruit, new seeds are then planted into God’s soil of fertility and prosperity, and later on, my faith in God tells me it will (with no doubt in my heart) manifest itself again to fruition. God is so good.

On the weekend past, I watched a Miles Munroe broadcast over the Internet. He spoke about “Kingdom Living” and I really enjoyed the message from God through him. He spoke about the mind of Christ, and the renewing of the mind, and how through God, we control our circumstances, because God originally designed us in His image, to have dominion and mastery and control over the earth, and our circumstances. But what really lifted my spirit, was toward the end of the message when he started to prophesy about ‘breakthrough’ coming in the upcoming week. Breakthroughs based on my faith in God, and my ability to ‘walk’ as though it has happened already. I believed. Boy, did I believe.