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8/3 - Chapter 7, Part 13: ‘Well Done’

‘Well Done’

So why is it so vitally important that you learn how
to release the power of the Holy Spirit in your life to
walk in God’s perfect will? Because just as sure as you
breathe, at the appointed moment in God’s time scale
that all creation has longed for, Jesus will split the
eastern sky at the sound of a great trumpet.

On that day, when you behold Jesus face to face,
what will He say to you? Will you be able to stand there
knowing that you chose to believe in God enough to
abandon your life to Him while it still made a difference?
If so, you will hear the words, “You did a job well
done, My good and faithful servant.”

I’m trying to help you understand the value of the
Lamb’s reward for fulfilling your call. On the day you
stand before the Master, you will trade everything you
possess for just one nod of approval, one look from His
eyes, that says, “Well done.” You will trade it all to
know that He knows the hell you went through to give
your whole life to your call; He sees the multitudes you
took home to Heaven with you. Nothing can replace
that reward.

Someone may say, “But I don’t have time to pray.”
Of course, you don’t, because you’ve never taken your
Holy Ghost “calculator” and calculated what your lack
of prayer has cost your character and your life. If you
ever did, you’d say instead, “I don’t have time not to
pray!”

Whatever you are not doing, you are not doing it
because you don’t want to. If you aren’t praying as you
should, the reason is simple: you don’t want to.

“Well, I have a career. I don’t have time to pray that
much.” But you are in that situation because it is what
you chose.

“Can I have a career and a strong prayer life as
well?” You don’t know what a career is until you
release the Holy Spirit to help you fulfill it by His
power.

You have a call. No one else has it. God would have
to arrange something else for the Body of Christ if you
failed to find and fulfill what God has called you to do.

But you can find your divine call. You’re still on this
earth; you’re still breathing. You still have the opportunity
to release the Holy Spirit in prayer to help you
find and fulfill God’s perfect will for your life. Are you
going to let your lazy flesh cheat you out of hearing
those words, “Well done”? I don’t think so!


The Walk of the Spirit — The Walk of Power by Pastor Dave Roberson

Discussion started by maranatha , on 289 days ago
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RWHowe
Some words are verbs. Some words are nouns. What this study at first glance seemed to be referring to was prayer as a noun. Another look reveals it as prayer as a verb.

In full context, both are true of course. But in truth, I almost missed the real point. It is a little bit cloudy at the moment but let me see if I can clarify it.

It isn't that I pray (verb) and that is what makes the difference. It isn't the concept of prayer as a subject matter that makes the difference. All religions advocate that subject. So that isn't it.

What is it? I am a living prayer (noun) glorifying God when I live in accordance with His will; living out His precepts before an unbelieving world, so they will have no excuse and won't be able to say, no one told me; loving His principles in the sight of immature believers, so they can be encouraged in their faith, uplifted by His living Word (Jesus) who is at work in me; and by way of being a living prayer, I am once again reminded that it is all about HIM, and not about me.

In this we learn again what it means to be co-heirs, created for not only good works, but the excellency that can come only because HE set it up that way.

And we thought that "when the fullness of time was come" had only to do with the coming of Christ. NO! It also has to do with His coming into US at whatever time God set it to be.
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