In the world today, darkness is becoming more and more dense and opposition to the Spirit of Christ stronger, challenges are intensified and we must be prepared to face circumstances. We must be Christians to walk in the fire of God's presence, knowing how to alleviate human suffering and how to bring people to Christ in the midst of these last times.
(exodus 24:17)
"And the appearance of the glory of the Lord was like a burning fire on the top of the mountain, in the eyes of the sons of Israel."
the consuming fire burns everything that is not holy, its fire also affects the hearts of people in a powerful way, but be careful this fire is not for those who do not wish to live a holy life, remember that the people of Israel fear that fire and the root of his fear was the lack of willingness to pay the price that is demanded.
We see this attitude today among the believers in the church of Christ. many reject revivals, power, because they resist the presence of fire, because they do not want to pay the price of keeping it burning, they prefer to stay in their comfort.
I invite you to study with me the chapter 3 of Exodus)
What was the first experience of Moses with fire? maybe when he was a pastor in the land of Median before God would call him to liberate his people it was normal and common for him to see a bush burning in the middle of the desert, because of the heat of it, but how much of us have experienced that heat of the desert in the middle of the processes? walk through that heavy sand, and the wind hitting your face, but we keep walking standing firm on the rock that is Christ moving forward with the fire that embraces his presence.
But one day, Moses saw that bush burning, and he could tell that the fire was not common because the bush was not consumed. It was there that Moses met his encounter with the supernatural where he could differentiate the natural from the supernatural of God, this was the manifestation of the eternity of the Lord and of passion because it would continually burn in the heart of Moses. (read Exodus 3: 4)
What happened to Moses after his experience with the burning bush? His heart was changed, God unleashed in Moses the same passion that He had to free his people from slavery. (When you have an encounter with the fire of his presence, your life will never be the same).
¿But what prevents many times that your fire stays on?
It is essential to remove the ashes, this can represent all the obstacles that may be preventing the fire from burning, such as our emotions, arrogance, anger, anger, lack of forgiveness among others. The mistaken idea that as God is love, we can do everything we want, because his love is great, we can present ourselves before Him as we are, serve in the church in any way, but let me quote what he says (Hebrews 12:28) the Word of God demands us to live and serve God with fear and reverence because He is consuming fire.
So it is our responsibility to remove daily those ashes that prevent the fire from burning fully. Throw firewood into the fire, let your passion for its presence not be extinguished, more in these times where our spirit must be united to the prothetic time we are living for the speedy coming of Christ our Lord.
God bless you dear reader, I encourage you to seek each day in his presence the joy and strength to continue towards our destiny in God.
