Read and declare to activate the Holy Spirit in your life.(P6). Theme: THE HOLY SPIRIT. Why, when and where (to) speak in tongues? A certain noble man hailed from a family of dynasty. He was always proud about the only son. He knew that the son was heir to the kingship, and would be the king one day. A time came when his son was invited by the Kingmaker to demonstrate his ability to be the overlord of the kingdom. One of the greatest requirements, according to the monarchical system, was for him to speak his native language. Though the son was multilingual, he could not speak his native language. The Kingmaker refused to enthrone him based on the barrier of lingua franca. Advice: Have time and teach your children your language before they are nominated for any prominent position in your city or country. Tongue speaking is the mother tongue of a child of God. It is a kingdom language. It confirms to the Kingmaker (God) your eligibility to exercise kingdom gifts. Nobody neither the devil nor angels could INTERCEPT that language. It is a primary gift of the Holy Spirit. It comes naturally when a person grows in God’s Word and in prayer. Don’t imitate it! Tongues that you speak and forget another time is not from God. Among all spiritual gifts including prophesy, it is the only gift that edifies the individual. 1 Corin. 14:2. A person who speaks tongues in church after everybody is quiet, especially, during worship, should ask God for interpretation to edify the church. Else, he should control himself and speak it to God in low tone for the sake of orderliness. This does not mean every tongue you speak, you must interpret. MEDITATION: More tongues for individual prayers—more prophesy in church— all for edification.1 Corin. 14:5. DECLARATION: Daddy LORD, bless me (name) with all spiritual gifts to edify myself and the church in Jesus Christ name!!! PRAYER: As you declare, may you never lack any gifts of the Holy Spirit in Jesus Christ name!!!!!!!
Posted on: Sat, 15 Nov 2014 03:18:46 +0000
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