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Mr. Freeze
Frozen in time.
Frozen. Freeze, I make you stop moving. From progression, from going forward. I freeze your mind, I freeze your pain. So your wounds can’t heal. I freeze you from being who you are.
I freeze you to prevent you from growing in to your potential. That is my biggest fear. To see you grow into what you’re made to be. My tank is filled with icy substance of fear and manipulation. It’s how I freeze what’s flowing. You can’t go, can’t move. I am your obstacle. Losing time, losing hope, losing sleep. Thinking that you can’t overcome.
But my deepest fear is, you’ll find out I am powerless against Love. All my weapons are brought to none, when faced with the heat of it. My biggest fear is for you to discover it and let in. I have to keep fighting, to keep frozen that what gets exposed to heat and begins to melt. But I’m unsure if I can stop this global warming.
Psst..
I can’t freeze what keeps moving. So please just stay where you are.
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Breaking strongholds, like an icebreaker
Breaking strongholds. It can be compared to breaking through ice. Some strongholds might be easier to break and others are.. well; strong. The same way ice can be thin or thick.
For a ship to be considered an icebreaker, it requires three traits most normal ships lack: a strengthened hull, an ice-clearing shape, and the power to push through sea ice.[1]
Traits of an icebreaker
1.) A strengthened outside layer
2.) An ice clearing shape
3.) The power to push through
1.) Strong in the Lord
Same with spiritual warfare, we're told to be strong in the Lord (strengthened base)
Eph. 6:10 ASV [a]Finally, [b]be strong in the Lord, and in the strength of his might.
2.) What shapes our beliefs
Having the right shape I think is like having the right beliefs. Knowledge of Christ shapes your beliefs right way! If your ship does not have the right shape, you can make a lot of effort, but it won't cut through the ice effectively! Same way if our thinking is not lined up with the truth of the spirit, we can work for change, but it will be very ineffective. See the demonstration in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6vTniRXEk0
The ship has to cut the ice from above and for that it needs the right angle.
Did u know the ship has a right shape and design, so that when thick ice is broken the debris - the mass of broken ice that is formed - is cleared without getting into propellors and damaging the ship.
The external components of the ship's propulsion system (propellers, propeller shafts, etc.) are at even greater risk of damage than the vessel's hull, so the ability of an icebreaker to propel itself onto the ice, break it, and clear the debris from its path successfully is essential for its safety. (Wiki)
So when thick ice is broken, you need a way to clear the debris. So that it doesn’t break your propellors and makes you unable to move. Same way if you break strongholds you need wisdom to clear debris, say if truth (in love) is spoken, how to deal with people being offended without getting stuck into silence or rejection. Im thinking, how to deal with debris, negativity, opposition, criticism, is by casting it on Jesus in prayer. Give to him and if you’re rooted in Him also it will move you less.
Say you do or say something from Spirit, which breaks ice but some people will be offended, thats like debris and for it not to affect your course and speed, you need to also give it to Jesus to handle the debris.
Did you know the ship would get stuck if it didnt clear the ice (because it would be pile up) or if it cleared the ice wrongly, maybe compared to getting hurt or offended or give up or such, the ship stops moving.
3.) Power to push through
Then power to break strongholds, is from operating in Holy Spirit's supernatural power. To walk in resurrection power! 🙂 power that breaks bondages
I think this word will help people that are doing reformational work, because with reformation there is a lot of change, and what might have been frozen (people getting comfortable with the way structures are set up, hierchies are placed and traditions are set and fixed), a reforming change form the wind of the spirit, might be very threatening to people that hold on to the stability the current system they have in place brings. It's a threat to make way through an iceland they hold dear! But what's frozen, is not moving. What's frozen can be similar to something man-made. It might once have been alive, but now it's not.
https://www.marineinsight.com/types-of-ships/how-does-an-ice-breaker-ship-works/
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Talking about God..
I'd say breathe, and let your Spirit take over
Fergie liciuos, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LkLLrN0QBQ 1:10
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I find a rule that whenever I find myself going many through struggles in life, it is always preceded by hearing false teaching, that is promoting legalism and reeks of self-righteousness instead of revealing the love of Christ and having the fragrance of His finished work.
Me
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Free Choice
You’ve got a free choice. God is not forcing you to choose anything. You can go left or right, up or down. You’re free..
FREE to make your own choices in life.
Where the spirit of the LORD is there is LIBERTY - 2 cor 3:17
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His faithfulness and dedication to you
It’s all about His faithfulness to us and not the other way around. Even when we don’t do all that we think is necessary for being faithful to Him (such as going to church or reading and hearing the Word), He remains good and faithful towards us. None of your actions or lack of faithfulness towards Him can change His affection for you and dedication to you.
God does not demand any big effort from you. It is all about His love for you and dedication to providing for you.
Let go, and live!
He’s holding on to you.
And trust that it will be alright.
Where you hold on, He cannot go to work. Where you let go, He can flow. Be it your emotions, thoughts, heart, mind, circumstances, relationships, career, etc. You’ll find that life is light and easy, when you allow Him to work out the big and small things in your life.
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Whenever and wherever we feel disqualified in our life we have an opportunity - not to feel bad about ourselves and become introspective, but - to repent (change our thinking) and see ourselves qualified in Christ. Wherever you feel that you lack, see yourself already having what you need in Him. You have His grace, His righteousness, His love, His peace, His faith, His anointing, His wisdom, and so on. For as Christ is so are you in this world!
and in Him you have been made complete (col 2:10 NASB)
Herein is our love made perfect, that we may have boldness in the day of judgment: because as he is, so are we in this world. (1 jo 4:17 KJV)
That the communication of your faith may become effectual by the acknowledging of every good thing which is in you in Christ Jesus. (phile 1:6 AKJV)
Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places (eph 1:3 ESV)
But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control; against such things there is no law. (gal5:22-23 ESV)
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Make my life a testimony of Your grace.
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Life in the kingdom is like playing golf. The harder you try to swing your golf club, the worse things get. Good golfers know it's all about rhythm. There's an ease and joy in life. There's a river of life that we flow in. It's a rhythm. It's not how hard you try, it's how much you rest. Try less, rest more. Out of your belly shall flow rivers of living water. Not out of your head, out of your belly: your spirit.
Rob Rufus in “Learning to live from our belly, the Simplicity of Living in the Anointing”
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Seeing, believing and encountering God
We..
See (through revelation)
Believe (through receiving faith)
Encounter and experience God (through the anointing)
We can be filled to the full measure of the fullness of God (eph3:19).
Encounters with God can completely transform and change your life forever. The key is ‘desperation’. You need to want God to touch your life.
Removing the veil
Get the veil removed (2 cor 3:14), which is the old testament law, that was never given to make us more Christ or God-like. The law was given to show how far short of God’s glory we had fallen. The righteousness comes through faith, not through the law. The flesh is the desire to be justified through the law, and be more like Christ through your works. The law was given to crush us, our self-confidence and our self-righteousness and that we can never be like Him through our own ridiculous performance. Only what Christ did by His finished work made it possible for us to be righteous as God.
Our spirit is already perfect in Christ, but our body and mind not yet. We want our body and mind also to be continually transformed to as is our spirit. Our spirit was transformed first and our body and mind are catching up.
When you try to be more Christ like through the law, you’re still carrying the veil. Galatians 5:16 says that walking in the Spirit will let us not gratify the flesh. So it’s important to let people know how to walk in the Spirit, instead of giving them rules of how not to walk in the flesh.
Transformed effortlessy
2 cor 3:18 But we all, with open face beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, are changed into the same image from glory to glory, even as by the Spirit of the Lord.
We’re transformed into His image as we behold Him in a mirror. When you see Christ through revelation and faith, you see as in a mirror who you’ve become. The more we look to Jesus instead of the law, the more we are transformed into that same image in our body and mind. This is how we become more Christ like in our body and mind.
It comes down to these simple steps:
Take the law off
See and keep your eyes on Christ
Have revelation of Christ
Allow His Spirit to have an encounter with Christ to then be transformed in His likeness
And as you do you will be filled to all the fullness of God in Christ.
Allow God to do whatever He wants in your life, which is Christ’s life in you, and surrender to Him. Taking the law off, keeping our gaze fixed on Jesus and receiving revelation empowers us to do so and allow Him to change our heart with the burning and passionate fire of His love.
This post was a personal summary of Ryan Rufus’ preaching on “Moving from Revelation to Transformation”. So if you found this interesting to read, be sure to check out the video sermon as well.
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Just keep your eyes on Him and He will work out the rest.
(heb 12:2; isa26:3)
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You can never out give God. Thanking and praising God releases faith and allows you to receive revelation of His love and receiving His joy and peace.
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If you would start disassociating God's love to your worth or any value on your part, I believe that would release the love of God into your heart.
Andrew Wommack
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You can’t give what you haven’t received first. You first need to receive a heart understanding of God’s unconditional love for you, before you can love someone else the same way. You will love others the same way you believe God loves you.
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It's not your goodness or effort that gets God to give you what you deserve. It's pride to think that you can do anything to deserve God's love. It's all because of who Jesus is that God answers your prayers, blesses you and is good to you. It's called Grace.
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Rediscovering Jesus
You don't need to change the bread. You need to change your perception of the bread. You might need to shed some of your religion, to see your relationship (with Christ). You might need to drop some of your performance, so you can rediscover the One who has performed for you.
- by Paul White, in his sermon “When Jesus was lovely”
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When you are doing things in Christianity by compulsion (because you feel like you have to), you will find yourself sacrificing time with the ones you love to try and please a God that you think won't love you if you don't do stuff.
Paul White, “My role, Your role”
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