The Process of Spiritual Transformation | May 20, 2024 | MR

Ministers Rest | May 20, 2024

Imagine a scenario where content is contained within a bottle. This content represents water, a symbol of life and provision. There is an acknowledgment of a backend provision, indicating that there is a system in place to support and sustain. The plastic bottle containing the water is meant to be taken back to the factory to be recycled. This recycling process symbolizes renewal and transformation.

Being born again is compared to being bought over, signifying a transition or a new beginning. However, it is emphasized that God will not use us in our current state, despite the transformation. There is a call to function beyond our old nature, which is referred to as the Adamic nature. This transformation is ongoing, and the blood is seen as a key element in this recycling process.

The calling in Christ is described as a higher calling, not to revert to the first Adam's state but to embrace an upgraded version. This upgrade is what heaven is committed to achieving within us, and it requires our submission and cooperation. We must yield to this operation for it to be effective.

Redemption extends to all people, every kindred, tongue, and nation. This inclusivity underscores the unity in God's plan. Contamination of faith is highlighted as coming from within, not from external sources. As we reach the end of the age, there will be individuals who have undergone complete transformation. These individuals will embody God within their communities, acting as divine representatives in their kindred, tongue, people, and nation.