Stewardship of the Spiritual Atmosphere We Carry!

The host, Rdiscusses how the internal climate influenced by one's thoughts, emotions, and faith can impact the external environment and interactions. Key points include the necessity of intentionality, guarding one's inner world, hosting God's presence, and the profound ministry impact of one's spiritual atmosphere. The podcast calls for accountability, humility, and consistency in aligning with the Spirit of God.

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Introduction: The Atmosphere We Carry

 Welcome to the Ministering Angel Podcast, where you'll deepen your connection with Jesus Christ. Whether new or returning this podcast is your guide to unlocking potential and overcoming challenges. Ronald, along with various hosts, shares divine messages that inspire strength, wisdom, and resilience.

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 Every believer carries an atmosphere, whether we realize it or not. The reality is undeniable. What we host within us spills into the spaces we enter, influences the people we encounter, and leaves an imprint on the environments we touch. This is not a matter of choice. It is a matter of spiritual law.

Atmosphere flows out of us because of what we carry inside of us. The question then is not if we carry an atmosphere, but what kind of atmosphere are we carrying? Stewardship of this atmosphere is not passive. It does not happen by chance. It is intentional, purposeful, and cultivated. It requires awareness of what is inside us, discipline to guard what influences us, and alignment with the spirit of God who dwells within us.

To steward the atmosphere is to take responsibility for the unseen climate that radiates from our lives. 

Recognizing the Atmosphere Within

One, recognizing the atmosphere we carry. The atmosphere we carry is shaped by what we allow to dwell within us. If we nurture fear, bitterness and carnality, we create a toxic and heavy climate that heaviness does not just stay within.

It leaks into our homes, our relationships, and our interactions. Conversely, when we cultivate love, peace, and faith, we create an atmosphere where the presence of God can be sensed and received. This is why scripture reminds us that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit. One Corinthians six 19. If the spirit of God dwells in us, then his presence should flow through us.

The temple in the Old Testament carried the presence of God so tangibly that people knew when they entered it. In the same way when people encounter us, they should encounter the overflow of his presence. Recognizing the atmosphere we carry is the first step to stewarding it. 

Guarding Our Inner World

Two, guarding our inner world atmosphere begins in the heart and mind.

Proverbs 4 23 says, keep your heart with all vigilance for from it flow the springs of life. This verse reminds us that the internal world we guard will ultimately shape the external world. We project what we meditate on, what we entertain, and what we give voice to in thought. And word either strengthens or pollutes the spiritual climate we carry every conversation, every thought pattern, every agreement we make with either light or darkness becomes part of the atmosphere that flows from us.

Stewardship means filtering what we allow in. It means setting a guard over our ears, eyes, and thoughts. It means refusing to entertain things that breed bitterness, pride or fear, and choosing instead to dwell on truth, purity, and worship. Just as you would filter the water you drink, you must filter what you feed your spirit.

The diligence required is not legalism, it is love. It is about cultivating a climate where his spirit rests freely.

Hosting the Presence of God

 Third, hosting The presence of God. Stewarding atmosphere is about hosting the presence of God with reverence. It is treating his nearness as sacred. David modeled this in the wilderness as he sang songs of worship while surrounded by lions, caves, and enemies. Paul and Silas demonstrated this when they prayed and sang hymns in the prison, turning their jail cell into a sanctuary.

Both stories reveal that a believer's internal posture has the power to shift external reality. Worship, prayer and obedience are not religious routines. They are keys that open the door for God's tangible presence to manifest When his presence rests on us. It is not only for us, it is for others. People around us begin to feel drawn, comforted, and convicted by the presence of God that we host.

When his presence marks us, even silence becomes ministry. 

Atmosphere as Ministry

Fourth atmosphere is ministry. The spiritual climate we carry can minister, before we ever speak a word, acts five 15 tells us that Peter's shadow healed the sick. It was not because the shadow had power. It was because the atmosphere he carried was saturated with the Holy Spirit.

In the same way, peace can silence, confusion when it enters a room, joy can shatter, heaviness, faith can ignite hope and weary hearts without a word. The presence we host becomes a sermon, and our lives preach before our lips do. This is why stewardship of atmosphere is ministry. People are not only listening to what we say they are experiencing, who we are and what we carry.

Accountability and Stewardship

Five, accountability and stewardship. Carrying an atmosphere is not about self glory. It is not about being seen as spiritual, powerful, or set apart for the sake of pride. It is about being entrusted with a piece of heaven to release on earth. Jesus said in Matthew five 14, you are the light of the world.

Light does not boast of itself. It simply shines and wherever it shines, darkness, fleas, stewardship, demands humility to remember it is his spirit, not ours. It demands accountability to continually check what we carry. It demands consistency to remain steadfast, whether in public or private every day. We must ask ourselves.

What am I carrying? Does it reflect God or does it reflect me? Those questions protect us from drifting into pride and ensure that our atmosphere points back to Christ. 

Final Call to Stewardship

Final call to steward. The spiritual atmosphere we carry is to live with intentionality, not accident. It is to be deliberate with our hearts, faithful in our disciplines, and surrendered fully to the Holy Spirit.

This is not for show. It is for impact. When we honor his presence within us, rooms shift. When we yield to his spirit, environments transform. When we remain faithful, people are pointed back to Christ. The call is clear. The atmosphere you carry is not just for you. It is a ministry, an assignment, and a responsibility.

Steward it well.

 Thank you for joining the Ministering Angel Podcast. Stay connected, stay inspired, and continue growing in faith. Until next time, be blessed and keep shining your light.