Each time you come into the inner court, more about who you are is unveiled.
That’s
why so many of God's people stop going into the inner court. They are unwilling to be filled with the
presence of God - even though the presence of God is the greatest excellence they have ever encountered. They stop coming into
the inner court when they found out that:
· They must lay down their titles
· They must become blind to race
· They must lay aside their prejudices
· They must check their baggage at the door - and that isn’t
easy, as most of us rather enjoy dragging it around with us as security in case things don’t
work out with God.
At the
inner court you become equal with those in whom you rather enjoy holding down -
the same ones you think so little of.
At the
inner court you are consumed by God and unable to hate or cause distress in
others lives. Forgiveness is mandatory
and must be presented at the door.
You can
tell a real encounter this way. When you
leave the inner court, what you left at the door going in, stays
there. It’s the one way you know.
See we
really do prefer mystery over mastery.
Mystery
allows you to hide behind the veil.
Mastery
tears the veil down.
Mystery
keeps secret your indiscretions
Mastery
unveils them and renews you into a "new man"
Mystery
looks for loopholes (even in the Word of God) so you
can get
away with things, biblically so to speak.
Mastery
believes every Word and faces the responsibility to
alter all
that is not in alignment with the express will of God
Mystery
is endorsed by religion.
Mastery
is endorsed by the Holy Spirit.
Mystery
is being packaged as spiritual food by those willing to sell anything if there
is profit in it.
Mastery
is never sold and can only be found by faith.
From now
on I want mystery unfolded, even if it means God is unveiling more of me
because I also know and trust that God is cleansing me.
From now
on I want to master those things that have eluded me in times past. All for the glory of God.
I am
going to Let God be God and get on with my calling.
How about
you?
Excerpt from Mystery or Mastery by Keith C. Powell Copyright 2016
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