the Simplicity of Christ

In this article, we will delve into the nature of grace and how it functions as the power of God to bring revelation and transformation to our lives. We will explore how, in this dispensation, we work with holy angels to receive grace and how the exchange begins with the believer using the tools of the Spirit, such as prayer in tongues.

We will examine how grace works in conjunction with other elements of the Spirit to bring spiritual growth and understanding, following the pattern set by Jesus Christ in his own life. From revelation to resistance and then to reward, grace helps us to endure and grow in our relationship with God.

We will also look at the contrasting nature of grace and the voices in the world, including the unholy angels who bring death and destruction to those who partake of the knowledge from the kingdom of darkness. In contrast, grace from the throne of God leads to sanctification and transformation of our souls.

The article will emphasize the importance of seeking to be filled with the Spirit in order to communicate in kind with the Father and receive the transformative power of grace.

Keywords: grace, power of God, throne of grace, revelation, transformation, sanctification, Spirit, prayer in tongues, spiritual growth, holy angels, unholy angels, kingdom of darkness.

Grace is a powerful and transformative force in the lives of believers. It is the revelation and communication that comes from the throne of grace, and is imparted to us through the work of holy angels who minister to the heirs of salvation. This exchange begins with the believer using the tools of the Spirit, such as prayer in tongues. When we pray in tongues, revelation is given to us by the power of grace, which starts a new spiritual growth cycle. This cycle begins with revelation, then moves to resistance, and finally to reward.

The pattern for this cycle of growth was set by Jesus Christ himself. When Jesus was baptized, he heard a voice from heaven saying, “This is my beloved Son, hear ye Him.” He was then led into the wilderness, where he had to overcome Satan. This experience of revelation, resistance, and reward is what helped Jesus to overcome Satan and gain more grace from the throne of God.

There are many voices in the world, and not all of them come from the throne of grace. The apostle Paul warns us that there are also unholy angels who minister death and destruction to the souls of those who partake of the knowledge they offer. These are the ministers of false gospels that promise gain in the flesh, rather than the everlasting fruit of the Spirit.

Only through the sanctification of the Spirit are we able to communicate with the Father, who is a Spirit. To be filled with the Spirit, we must seek to be transformed by His power. Through this transformation, our souls are sanctified and made holy, allowing us to work with angels and receive the revelation and communication from the throne of grace. This is the power of grace, and it is essential for our spiritual growth and understanding of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Grace is the Power of God, a gift from the throne of grace, made available to us through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. In this dispensation of grace, we work with angels, holy angels who minister grace to the heirs of salvation. This exchange begins with the believer using the tools of the Spirit, such as prayer in tongues. When we pray in tongues, revelation is given to us by the power of grace, which starts a new spiritual growth cycle. From revelation, we encounter resistance, but with the help of grace, we overcome and reach a reward, following the pattern set by Jesus Christ himself.

At Jesus’ baptism, they heard a voice from heaven saying, “This is my beloved Son, hear ye Him.” Immediately after, Jesus was led into the wilderness to be tested. This pattern of revelation, resistance, and reward is evident in Jesus’ own life. In the wilderness, he overcame Satan through reflection on the revelation he received from the throne of God. As a result, the angel came to minister more grace to Jesus.

There are many voices in the world, but the apostle Paul warned of those who appropriate knowledge from the kingdom of darkness for fellowship with God in the Light. These individuals heap up teachers who speak of topics that tickle their ears, promoting a gospel that promises gain in the flesh, not the everlasting fruit of the Spirit. To communicate with the Father, who is a Spirit, we must be sanctified by the Spirit, allowing our souls to be transformed by His power.

In conclusion, grace is the power of God, available to us through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, and is the key to our spiritual growth and transformation. Let us seek to be filled with the Spirit, to communicate in kind with the Father, and to receive the illuminating power of grace in our lives.

Question:

What are some of the benefits of working with holy angels through the power of grace, and how does this bring about spiritual growth and transformation in our lives?