Speaker 1: Good afternoon, good morning, wherever you could be.
Speaker 1: We are in a great season, the season of the uncommon, spirit-led impartation.
Speaker 1: It is uncommon, rare, exceptional, out of the ordinary, glorious, magnificent, but it is spirit-led.
Speaker 1: If it is spirit-led, then we must walk in the Spirit.
Speaker 1: The Bible says in 1 Corinthians 2, from verse 9 to 10,.
Speaker 1: This is what it says.
Speaker 1: 1 Corinthians 2, from verse 9 to 10,.
Speaker 1: It says this, However, as it is written what no eye has seen, what no ear has heard, what no human mind has conceived, the things God has prepared for those who love him, these are the things God has revealed to us by his Spirit.
Speaker 1: These things that we have not seen, these things that we have not seen, yeah, these things that we have not heard, these things that our mind has not been able to comprehend, these uncommon, exceptional, extraordinary things have been revealed to us by the spirit of God.
Speaker 1: So it is uncommon, spirit-led impartation.
Speaker 1: We must walk in the spirit.
Speaker 1: Three things Number one we must live a spirit-filled life.
Speaker 1: Number two we must live a spirit-filled lifestyle.
Speaker 1: And number three we shall experience a spirit-filled impartation.
Speaker 1: Number one the spirit-filled life.
Speaker 1: In Galatians 5.16, the Bible says live by the Spirit, walk by the Spirit and you will not gratify the desires of the sinful nature.
Speaker 1: So we must walk by the Spirit, With the Spirit, walk in the Spirit that we may experience the Spirit-led impartation.
Speaker 1: It says do not walk in the flesh.
Speaker 1: The flesh and the Spirit are in conflict with one another.
Speaker 1: So we must walk with the Spirit in the Spirit for us to experience the extraordinary move of God in our season.
Speaker 1: Number two, we must live a spirit-filled life or we must live a spirit-filled lifestyle.
Speaker 1: In Matthew, chapter 5, verse 14 to 16, it talks about us being the light of the world, the city on a hill that cannot be hidden.
Speaker 1: You know, light comes and when it does, darkness must disappear.
Speaker 1: Every act of darkness must live, because Jesus, who is the light and the radiance of this dark world, must live in our lives as we obey the leading of the Spirit in living this life that brings glory and honor to Jesus.
Speaker 1: It also says, finally, a Spirit-filled impartation, a Spirit-filled influence.
Speaker 1: We must influence our world with this gospel of the kingdom.
Speaker 1: The good news must spread far and wide.
Speaker 1: The world must know that Jesus is the Savior of the world.
Speaker 1: The Bible says in John 13, 32, of the world.
Speaker 1: The Bible says in John 13, 32, that the son of man must be lifted up that he may do the drawing of the world and the sinners to himself.
Speaker 1: This is the spirit-filled impartation.
Speaker 1: This gospel of the good news must reach far and wide, and in doing that then we shall experience the uncommon spirit-led impartation.
Speaker 1: What are we simply saying in conclusion?
Speaker 1: That the spirit-filled impartation requires that we walk in the spirit.
Speaker 1: And in walking in the spirit we must have a spirit-filled life, to live by the spirit and not by the flesh, to surrender to the lordship and leadership of christ in our lives.
Speaker 1: Number two to live, to live a spirit-filled lifestyle, so that people can see the display of the character of christ in us.
Speaker 1: And finally, number three spirit-filled impartation.
Speaker 1: And in spirit-filled impartation and in spirit-filled impartation, what does it mean?
Speaker 1: That Jesus Christ is lifted up in my life, in your life, and he draws the world to us, that they may know Jesus, the Savior of the world.
Speaker 1: We are in a great season, the season of the uncommon but spirit-filled impartation.
Speaker 1: Walk in the spirit, walk by the spirit, and you will indeed sow and even reap the fruits of the uncommon realities of what God has for you in this season.
Speaker 1: God bless you and have a blessed week ahead.
Speaker 1: Shalom, shalom.