The spiritual man and his vision of the life

The spiritual man does not go to church. He is the Church. It is grafted to the Church to be an integral part. It can not be separated from the Church. Although he goes to a local church, he is truly aware that the Church is him. It is not a carnal man in the grip of criticism, but rather a man soaked in love who wishes to manifest what God has done to him. Going to church is not enough for him, which is why he demonstrates that the Church is him. At all times, we hear about Jesus. At all times, we hear him pray and praise God. At all times, we see him meditating on the Word of God. At all times, we see him announcing his faith in the streets and in the houses. We see him heal the sick and walk in his call. He lives for God. He does not need to be encouraged by a praise group to praise God, nor by a preacher to pray, read the Bible, or walk in obedience. These people encourage him, but their encouragement only highlights what he is already doing on a daily basis.

The spiritual man did not add God to his life. God has become his life. Living for God is not for him a confession of the mouth, but it is an action of the body, the soul and the spirit. He lives for God, it is his daily reality ! He stands aside to pray, a little, then a little, sometimes until the party or the meal is over and everyone has gone to bed. He lives in eternity, and what he enjoys on earth is the time God has given him. He does not use his time to enjoy the world, he uses it to fulfill the will of God.

The spiritual man does not have the soul of the owner. He seeks that the use of what God puts in His hands is approved by God. He seeks inspiration from God to receive and spend what he has. If God inspires him to give, he does so without sadness or constraint. What he gives is not a loss for him, be it time, property, or anything. If he can do that, it's because his life no longer belongs to him. He gave it to God.

Jeremy Sourdril