A Better Way
Jesus said, "the Comforter will come, and lead you into all truth". The infilling Spirit with the evidence of speaking in tongues has brought up this question;
Next, I know one of the main purposes man was created is to worship God. The gift of tongues is always associated with worship and praise of God. The Lord inhabit's the praises of his people. So if your looking for the presence of the Lord in your midst, or in your own life, this is definately the way. As for silent prayer. Why would I be silent when I can boldly speak forth his praise, and enter his presence? The only time is around those who have not this knowledge. Then I pray (under my breath) not to offend. I'd like you to review another short post, here.
This experience has lead me to believe that we have underestimated the Lord's involvement in our lives. I grew up in a church where God seemed far away. There were no gifts, or manifestations of God. He was represented as someone who you will have to deal with in the sweet by and by. My God is here, and active, and loving, and involved and eager to teach, heal, deliver, and to bless with joy, love, right thinking, and the power to live right and free from all fear and all harm, and over anything that can be named. Through the power of His name, that is above all names.
is there an advantage to speaking to God when you don't know what you are saying? ..what is it that you get through the experience of praying in tongues that I do not get through silence in prayer?There is a inward stiring, the voice is yours (read it carefully; "THEY all spoke with tongues,), and an inward listening and drawing or pulling forth of flow of the Spirit within. Speaking forth the sounds preceived in the inner man. The sounds, or language, is the Spirits, giving utterance for you to speak. I'll insert a previous post here.
Next, I know one of the main purposes man was created is to worship God. The gift of tongues is always associated with worship and praise of God. The Lord inhabit's the praises of his people. So if your looking for the presence of the Lord in your midst, or in your own life, this is definately the way. As for silent prayer. Why would I be silent when I can boldly speak forth his praise, and enter his presence? The only time is around those who have not this knowledge. Then I pray (under my breath) not to offend. I'd like you to review another short post, here.
This experience has lead me to believe that we have underestimated the Lord's involvement in our lives. I grew up in a church where God seemed far away. There were no gifts, or manifestations of God. He was represented as someone who you will have to deal with in the sweet by and by. My God is here, and active, and loving, and involved and eager to teach, heal, deliver, and to bless with joy, love, right thinking, and the power to live right and free from all fear and all harm, and over anything that can be named. Through the power of His name, that is above all names.
6 Comments:
I was born again in a Church like that Pete, I never, never, never ever want to go back to stale Christianity! I prefer the way of the Holy Spirit and speaking in tongues as well as all the other gifts! Be encouraged my friend!
GBYAY
Brother John,
Nice to hear from you again. Thank you for your continued support, and kind words.
Be Blessed,
Pete
I have found a home church, but not sure if I have found that, yet. There are some people who speak in tongues,like myself, but not a majority. We have an intercessory prayer group that does. Maybe the Lord has put me there to be a spark plug? There is nothing that excites me more than to see the Holy Spirit moving powerfully in a congregation!
There is nothing greater than hearing and knowing the voice of God within you - through the power of the Holy Spirit he guides you, teaches you, comforts, encourages and challenges you - what an awesome way to live out your christianity
Karen,
It sounds like a perfect opportunity, an intercessory prayer group will certainly bring the Lord and his blessings.
Jeannie,
I agree, what an amazing thing, God in us.
Be Blessed,
Pete
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