Walking as one in faith
We walk by faith; our Father puts the land under our feet after we begin to believe and then walk, believing first by
faith that the land is there.
Try explaining that to the unsaved world.
To the world, it is illogical; they must see the land before they step out onto it, so they never see it. We only see it
because we first believed.
Why couldn't we see the truth before we were saved?
Wasn't it because our enemy had us so convinced that the
"real world"—his world—is reality?
We were so convinced that we couldn’t see anything else;
every reason to believe anything else was hidden from us.
Our enemy just had to keep us interested in his world so we wouldn’t ask questions, just accepting of the status quo and apparent reality. Oblivious of the illusion we were living in,
even though we were blind, empty, and lost.
But we remember now the voice of God, gently, very gently calling from behind the veil, trying to get our attention like a gentleman—a loving, devoted Father.
But we were not listening, were we?
Are we now?
Have I offended you in some way, if so, how?
Are we attached to this illusion of division in some way?
Perhaps the tiny pixels that have been carefully built one on top of the other since we were born again, creating this extraordinary backdrop and illusion, have they become our
comfortable new home?
No, we're all very tired of it, that is, those who Love
the Lord Jesus, are tired of it.
Those who are in this for the money and power and God only knows what else, they won't like this message one bit.
"Walking as one in faith"
How does that sound to you?
We have to ask and believe in the possibility of the unbelievable. We have to ask the same questions just as we did in the days leading up to the day we were born again, because honestly, does this disunity make any sense at all? Does any one of us want it? Wouldn't we change it if we could?
Of course, it is not possible to see outside or beyond our next step until we first believe, but if we do believe and walk in faith in our oneness, we will most definitely see it all, and we will recognize each brushstroke and each pixel of the backdrop,
and marvel at how we once used to believe in a false reality.
We walk by faith; our Father puts the land under our feet after we begin to believe and then walk, believing first by
faith that the land is there.
Try explaining that to the unsaved world.
To the world, it is illogical; they must see the land before they step out onto it, so they never see it. We only see it
because we first believed.
Why couldn't we see the truth before we were saved?
Wasn't it because our enemy had us so convinced that the
"real world"—his world—is reality?
We were so convinced that we couldn’t see anything else;
every reason to believe anything else was hidden from us.
Our enemy just had to keep us interested in his world so we wouldn’t ask questions, just accepting of the status quo and apparent reality. Oblivious of the illusion we were living in,
even though we were blind, empty, and lost.
But we remember now the voice of God, gently, very gently calling from behind the veil, trying to get our attention like a gentleman—a loving, devoted Father.
But we were not listening, were we?
Are we now?
Have I offended you in some way, if so, how?
Are we attached to this illusion of division in some way?
Perhaps the tiny pixels that have been carefully built one on top of the other since we were born again, creating this extraordinary backdrop and illusion, have they become our
comfortable new home?
No, we're all very tired of it, that is, those who Love
the Lord Jesus, are tired of it.
Those who are in this for the money and power and God only knows what else, they won't like this message one bit.
"Walking as one in faith"
How does that sound to you?
We have to ask and believe in the possibility of the unbelievable. We have to ask the same questions just as we did in the days leading up to the day we were born again, because honestly, does this disunity make any sense at all? Does any one of us want it? Wouldn't we change it if we could?
Of course, it is not possible to see outside or beyond our next step until we first believe, but if we do believe and walk in faith in our oneness, we will most definitely see it all, and we will recognize each brushstroke and each pixel of the backdrop,
and marvel at how we once used to believe in a false reality.