YOUR SEASONS OF BREAKTHROUGH - PART 2

FRIDAY 14 JULY 2023

Reference: Psalm 36:9 New International Version (NIV) "For with you is the fountain of life; in your light we see light."

Hebrews 6:1 (NLT) reads, "So let us stop going over the basic teachings about Christ again and again. Let us go on instead and become mature in our understanding. Surely we don't need to start again with the fundamental importance of repenting from evil deeds and placing our faith in God."

Did you grasp this truth? Have you noticed the reason so many Christians have refused to entertain major breakthrough in their Christian walk, such as significant discoveries, notable advancement, peculiar improvement, avant-garde innovation, fertile inventiveness, inspiring progress and advancement in revelation?

Why so? They are still experiencing a "merry-go-round" in basic teachings about Christ. That's the reason their godly discussions can sometimes become boring. When all you hear in the midst of their discussion is "repent from evil deeds" and "place your faith in God", (which are not wrong, but) are you not feeding on spiritual milk (baby food)?

When in such company, you may never capture the wonders of uttering, entertaining and expressing the mystery of divine wisdom embedded in the Word because they are still far from becoming mature in their spiritual understanding.

Beloved, let us go on to gaining higher degrees of knowledge in the doctrine of the gospel, so as to become mature in our spiritual understanding, and strive to access striking breakthrough designed for us to actualise significant progress in learning the mystery, namely Christ. Are you with me?

Although having a breakthrough in the Word is intended for or is more likely to be gained, understood and entertained by only a small number of people with an insatiable interest in revelation knowledge, that is still the only way forward in experiencing the surge of divine light. In other words, breakthrough is "esoteric" in nature because it is focused on discovering new dimensions of divine wisdom that are hidden in the Word. This is exactly what the Psalmist prayed for in Psalm 119:18 (AMP), "Open my eyes [to spiritual truth] so that I may behold Wonderful things from Your law."

The clearness of divine truths is dependent on the level of breakthrough we experience as we study the Word with ardent alacrity. And this breakthrough is communicated to our spirit in variety of subjects that are of the highest importance in the Bible.

Revelation can be gradual; however, when we are conscious of experiencing a breakthrough in that realm, light begins to burst from the Word of God, like the breaking of the day. Put in another way, as Christians, we generally function in light, but in the realm of breakthrough, the light suddenly increases and expands until the hidden mind of God behind the Scriptures becomes more and more visible, and until it rises in full-orbed glory.

After we have prayed effectively for such divine encounters with the Word, at first, we begin to discern the face value of a Scripture we've come in contact with - although obscure and undefined. But all of a sudden, light breaks forth in our human spirit, like the dawn, and we begin to detect and trace wondrous revelation, with its specific outline; and sometimes we go deeper to identify its size in meaning, its proportions in the context, and its underlying description - until the Scripture stands before us fully revealed.

Now we can say that it has been revealed, because we've been mingling with the revelation in a cogitative manner, thereby gaining the accurate understanding. Imagine what happens when there is a surge in breakthrough of the Word. We just begin to gain access to the hidden wisdom in great variety of subjects because we now see clearly. That which was imperfectly understood will become so clear to our understanding. Hallelujah!

Beloved, God has transferred us into the kingdom of light, which is His responsibility; and so, in His light we should be able to see and discover more and more essential features of His glorious light, which is our responsibility. Stay tuned for part 3. Shalom!

Scripture Reading - Psalm 18:28; Isaiah 60:1; 2 Corinthians 4:6; 1 Thessalonians 5:5.

Exuberant Declaration: Thanks be unto God, who has qualified me to share in all the inheritance of the saints in the light. In His light, I discover more light for successful Christian living, including the light of revelation knowledge. Hallelujah!