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The Supply Of The Spirit Of Christ!

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“And be not drunk with wine, wherein is
excess; but be filled with the Spirit; Speaking
to yourselves in psalms and hymns and
spiritual songs, singing and making melody
in your heart to the Lord; Giving thanks
always for all things unto God and the
Father in the name of our Lord Jesus
Christ.” (Ephesians 5:18-20).
Being filled with the Spirit of God is a
treasure. It is key to becoming a fruitful
field. As we engage in praise, we access the
Spirit of God and the wildernesses or
troubled situations are made fruitful. It is
natural for supernatural events to always
happen wherever there is joy, melody or
thanksgiving. Your first reaction to any
challenge in life should be that of
thanksgiving. In so doing, you open the way
for the Spirit of God to come into the
situation and lead you in the right way. The
Bible says that “with joy, we draw water out
of the wells of salvation.” (Isaiah
12:3).Scriptures also speaks about the
watered garden in Isaiah 58:11. Such a
garden is watered by the Spirit.
The Spirit of God can water every single
circumstance of our lives making deserts to
blossom if we allow our heart to be
constantly filled with gratitude towards God
irrespective of what we encounter. Then, out
of your belly shall flow rivers of living water.
When the Holy Spirit takes over our affairs,
He effects the judgment of God on that
which ails us. “Until the Spirit is poured
upon us from on high and the wilderness be
a fruitful field, and the fruitful field be
counted for a forest. Then judgment shall
dwell in the wilderness, and righteousness
remains in the fruitful field (Isaiah 32:15-16).
The Holy Spirit functions to make us fruitful.
You need to search out God’s judgment for
your situation as contained in His Word.
That which is written concerning you will
pop up if you continuously engage in praise,
thanksgiving and the study of the Word.
Christianity is not a physical thing. It is
spiritual! It is not by power or by might. You
can’t forcefully access what you yearn
for. But the Spirit can bring them to be if you
get into true worship with God despite the
adversity. Soon, you will be brought into a
large room -a place of victory. God will place
answers in your heart and in no time, you
start seeing the manifestation. You will be
amazed as you realize that you were
absolutely clueless as regarding what God
was set to do. This kind of encounter makes
our sojourn as Christians both exciting and
adventurous. It’s simply amazing when God
moves and you see it!
You will never run into problems if you
always seek God’s directive when in difficult
situations. As God’s covenant child, you
doubtlessly need the supply of the Spirit of
Jesus Christ to get out of any wilderness
situation. Earnestly pray for it! The supply of
the Spirit enables you to worship the Father
in Spirit and in Truth concerning your
situation. That’s what Jesus Christ did when
He took the two loaves and five fishes and
thanking God, blessed them. He made
melody in His heart unto God (praise,
worship) and light broke in His heart
(revelation of the will of God came), He
uttered with His mouth that which brought
about increase.
This is a law. If you get into true worship
before God in the times of adversity, by His
Spirit, you will be brought into great
increase and breakthrough.
‘Poju Oyemade

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