"Unveiling The Unchanging Nature Of God's Voice And The Pitfalls Of Misrepresenting Him Through Our Human Imperfections"

We are highlighting a ground breaking discovery how in certain broken perspectives, there are similar places seeming to mirror  in our lives that claim to speak for Him, when It is messaging from a place of self-defeat we create. We think God is behind these imaginations, but the more we believe them, we find ourselves stuck in frustration. Wondering what went wrong, and why it isn't working when we look too often out our own sufficiency. We are going to cover this sobering concept today. The evidence of this delusion, is the voice of pain is greatest, while our real opinion of God's ability is somewhat uncertain, and often negative!

If we were to lay out a lecture expectation on what you would come away with after reading, we would tell you this:

"They engaged in a discourse on a thriving church model and new covenant fulfillment, exploring key themes such as practical spirituality, the unchanging voice of God, and the role of circumstances in our lives.

The messages exchanged were characterized by expansive wording and offered a sincere perspective on God's perfect design for us. Overall, the discussion was enriching and thought-provoking, providing valuable insights on how we can live in accordance with God's will."

This edition focuses on the practical side of the New Covenant. We emphasize the importance of consistently experiencing biblical norms, which should be genuine if God has assigned His name to our enjoyment of who Christ is. In fact, the practical side is even more definitive than the spiritual one. It serves as a protection for the spiritual expressions of God's Covenant promises that He made with Christ. This way, we are not spiritually injured with falsely invested, uninformed spiritual exercises. God will not confirm something that does not represent Himself, especially if we are mishandling it on the practical level.

Our handwritten notation asks the pivotal questions that phrase our presentation today of, "what are the practical essentials of genuine transformation of New Covenant promises- receiving, administering and witnessing real power in practical ways?"
There are ingredients to faith- there are bad ingredients to unhealthy faith. Our practical self-awareness of these goals are stage setting doorways into what makes us more aware of Christ if we see them as tools of completeness God is orchestrating for our benefit. Knowing full proofs of these evidences are not merely spiritual, but pertain solely to our advancement, inclination, and spiritual faculties helping us express a defined voice of God that doesn't change with fleeting things on the practical side that become broken expressions on the practical front which never point to a consistent work God is doing on the heart.

The spiritual side of faith is the forefront of how God interjects His voice onto the places we are struggling to interact with Him when we have wrong ideas in the natural. God cares about these special moments of breakthrough. Understanding the dynamics of faith in a new covenant structure of a thriving church model, and a consistent voice of God never ignores the practical relationship to supernatural expectations. One unique way we have discovered New Covenant touch on these forgotten, abused or mishandled manners we interpret if God is speaking, is learning how we experience hinderance on spiritual foundations when our practical understanding is self-trapping us into distortions God isn't speaking, leading us to spiritual traps preventing us from thriving.

• What causes them?
• What do they look like?
• What do they make us feel?
• How do they make us act?
• What are the causes?
• What are their affects?
• What places do they target the most?
• What areas are they directing us toward?
• Or affecting change directing us away from?
• What are the classic examples of spiritual traps?
• What aren’t spiritual traps, or rather our misapplied understanding making us victims  to things that are easily passable- and which ones are more rigid to shake off?
• What is the real face of spiritual traps?
• How long of a duration are most spiritual tests and trials, and what is the positive side of these  temptations and trials whether they conclude or persist?
• Are spiritual storms and times of prolonged testing a sign of success, or a sign we are not in agreement with something God is getting at, but we are making it too complicated, or thinking its working, when it is in fact, broken?
• Is it plausible that what type of storm you are in, what struggle, battle and attack you may be in all have a uniquely similar cause, purpose and intent on our value before God?
• What are the dangers of trivializing practical circumstances to spiritual activity, and spiritual activity to practical activity?
  
  

As we continue to navigate the challenges of our spiritual journey, we inevitably come across various obstacles and pitfalls that threaten to derail us from our path towards new covenant expression. Christ's sacrifice is God's expression of new covenant, when it becomes a prominent theme or goal in us, it becomes a healed expression of Gospel witness confirming those works of God in our heart. it is not wonder we have an enemy, and fleshly impulses, and the distractions sourced from them, leading to the formation of cycles: these spiritual traps can take many different forms and manifest in different ways, leading us to question our beliefs, relationships, and personal growth. Question God, build platforms of mistrust in our perspective on God's foundational reaches in our lives holding back provision in practical ways. 

To gain a deeper understanding of these spiritual traps and how they affect us, we can ask ourselves a series of questions. What causes spiritual traps? How do they influence our behavior? What areas do they target the most? What are some classic examples of spiritual traps?

By exploring these questions and seeking answers, we can begin to identify and avoid spiritual traps that hinder our spiritual growth and relationship with God. We can also learn to recognize the negative emotions that spiritual traps evoke, such as fear, doubt, and confusion, and stay grounded in God's truth to avoid falling into these traps.

To fully understand the nature of spiritual traps, we can look to the words of the letter: "When we focus on something that isn't working, it's because we are focused on something that God isn't speaking." When negative values and pain threaten to ensnare us, we must turn to God to repair and mend the unreachable places of our hearts and express ourselves without fear of reproach. God will confront and intervene on anything that gets in the way of these values finding residence in the expression of our voice. He will express the joy and completeness in our expression of happiness, absent of words to describe it. He'll tend to the brokenness when we least think God is able. Our prayers are not powerful in their many words or decorations, but expectant on the value God puts on His!

Ultimately, the real face of spiritual traps is a distortion of God's truth and a hindrance to our relationship with Him. By staying grounded in His truth, seeking guidance from the Holy Spirit, and remaining vigilant against spiritual traps, we can continue to grow in our faith and walk in the new covenant.

There is  a deeper understanding of the nature of spiritual traps- yet it doesn't cross a complex boundary, it always stays simple. Scripture isn't giving us a path forward of avoiding, but to avoid becoming defined by the grasp of its effect, and purpose. A call to focus, stay live on the merits of His invested purpose He is speaking on the path forward- this is the path you are on if you are within complete faith. We learn to turn to Him in times of trials and struggles and trust in His power to heal and mend our brokenness. May we all continue to walk in unbroken confidence in the unchanging voice of God.

We would like to take this opportunity to discuss an important topic that has been on our minds. It is often the case that when we focus on something that is not working, it is because we are paying attention to something that God is not speaking to us about. This means that there are certain places that are not leading us into a confirmed word of power, and negative values can trap us.

We can see this clearly in areas where the pain is beyond expression, reach, or vocalization of the burden. However, we believe that God wants to repair and mend the unreachable parts of our hearts today, and He can heal a specific cry as He speaks on the very level of our concerns.

What is a genuine move of God in response to spiritual traps, and how are His interventions effective against the very notions of what are almost impossible in most regards in areas we can't even express in their courses? When our pain is deeper than the reality at hand, and the solution so close in front of us but distant to a point of sensing a reproach growing on what we are holding onto that challenges His voice?
 
It is essential to express ourselves without fear of reproach for not fitting in; to feel a sense of accomplishment even when nothing is required, and to feel worthy even when it is not earned. In this sense, New Covenant Christianity is not simply a set of beliefs or practices, but rather a way of life that is centered on Christ and His redemptive work. It is a dynamic that sets us apart from other forms of undefined Christianity that lack the same grounding and transformative power.


|  In order for us to truly thrive as individuals and as a community, we must nurture an environment where we can express ourselves freely, without the fear of being judged or ostracized for not fitting into predetermined molds. We must also learn to acknowledge and celebrate our accomplishments, even in times when nothing is required of us, and recognize our inherent worthiness, regardless of whether or not we feel we have earned it. And yet, there is a dynamic that sets Christianity and New Covenant Christianity apart from all other belief systems. It is a dynamic of participation, of active engagement with divine privilege- a privilege not born of obligation, but of mercy. It is a dynamic that is rooted in Christ's own example, in his ability to succeed where others failed, in his unwavering faith in the power of God to transform lives. This dynamic, which is at the very heart of our faith, sets us apart from those who practice a form of Christianity that is undefined, lacking in substance and unable to stand on its own. For us, faith is not merely a passive belief system, but an active engagement with the divine, an ongoing participation in the life of Christ and the fulfillment of the new covenant. And it is through this dynamic that we are able to truly thrive, both as individuals and as a community, fulfilling God's perfect design for us.  | CDCS RESEARCH: Grassroots Christianity.

The distinctiveness of Christianity, particularly New Covenant Christianity, stems from the fact that the former is characterized by abstention from certain practices, while the latter emulates the practices of Christ that led to His ultimate triumph. The point of reference is how faith can be set apart from an ill-defined form of Christianity that lacks a strong foundation.

It is noteworthy that New Covenant Christianity is predicated on the blueprint of God's perfect design for His people. This entails a paradigm shift from the legalistic model of the old covenant to a more organic model of grace, rooted in the love of Christ. By so doing, we fulfill the covenant of God and establish a thriving church model.

"Moreover, in New Covenant Christianity, we participate in the finished work of Christ, which assures us of salvation and redemption. The point of our reference, therefore, is that the Christian faith is anchored on the person of Christ and His work on the cross. In this light, the undefined form of Christianity pales in comparison to the true Christian faith, which is rooted in Christ and His finished work on the cross. In sum, New Covenant Christianity represents what some may call "a paradigm shift from the legalistic model of the old covenant to a more organic model of grace. This model is anchored on God's perfect design for His people and the finished work of Christ on the cross. Thus, the Christian faith is not only set apart from other religions but is also characterized by a thriving church model that fulfills God's perfect design for us."

|       The acquisition of knowledge pales in comparison to the means through which it is acquired, and this is what sets us apart. True biblical and emotional contexts are distinguished from those that merely strive towards self-fulfillment, seeking to address the pain and spiritual impediments that arise as a result of our misguided agendas. When we fail to recognize the traps that define our identity in Christ and fall prey to fear, manipulation, or projection, our self-perception is a mere reflection of our failure. We harbor thoughts such as "God can't," "God won't," or "God is not able," and in doing so, we only become more trapped in our misapplied mindset. As we approach God and seek His presence, we are often driven by fear, punishment, and abandonment, and we fail to recognize His care and concern for the complex images that we bring before Him. It is only by submitting ourselves to an obedient expression that we can approach God's presence without fear or disregard. | CDCS RESEARCH: The Unchanging Voice of God.    

|       In the quest for genuine desire and evidence of power, we often fall short of God's promises by mishandling the storms that come our way. Our response to these trials should not involve reacting or trying to intervene with the pain, but rather, we should trust that God will confront and intervene in His own way. However, our inability to comprehend the contrast between the real intent of spiritual traps and the broken reality we live in often causes us to feel isolated and restrained.

Scripture reminds us that deep expressions of unspoken pain are the measure in which unspoken joy emerges in the promise of His completeness. We must recognize that the traps exist to promote messages of isolation and hinder our progression towards realizing the fulfillment of God's mercy and breakthroughs in spiritual struggles. The joy of maturity is not without a sense of separation from our shattered disappointment and disengagement. Yet, God is preparing the outcome of our trials to bring us to Himself, complete, whole, and worthy, apart from the pain fostered from unhealed identity. He will express joy and completeness in our happiness, even when we lack the words to describe it.

The dynamic of spiritual traps produces such a reaction that it can be hard to reflect on the fact that God is able to direct, fulfill objectives, and empower a living voice of power in response to a fervent prayer of faith over the pressures of fear in our self-traps. It is only through recognizing and trusting in God's perfect design for us that we can overcome these traps and emerge stronger, more faithful, and more fulfilled in our walk with Him. |    CDCS RESEARCH, Thriving Structure of a church model on a promise-based faith. 

|   Amidst our sincere yearning for a genuine desire for something birthed of real evidence, power, and testimony, our handling of the storms that come our way often falls short of what God is specifically promising to do in response. Firstly, we must not react impulsively or try to intervene with the pain that threatens to uproot us from our solid footing. It is commonly said that "God will confront and intervene on anything that obstructs the expression of our voice and the residence of our values." This truth is not only profound but even more so difficult for us to comprehend in the midst of the real intent of spiritual traps, which often contrasts with the broken reality that we live in our view of them.

Scripture teaches us that deep expressions of unspoken pain are the very measure in which unspoken joy emerges, promising completeness in Him. This positions us in a peculiar state of uneasiness or resilience to the storms if we can only see the traps for what they are, why they exist, and how they promote messages of isolation and refrainment, all while progressing the condition of our broken voice towards unrealized fulfillment through the standards of mercy and breakthroughs that God has assigned to spiritual struggles. The joy of maturity does not come without the sense of separation from the worthiness that God shares with us, especially when we feel nothing but shattered disappointment and disengagement. Yet, in preparing the outcome of our trials, God draws us closer to Himself, complete, whole, and worthy, apart from the pain fostered by an unhealed identity. Even when words fail us, He expresses joy and completeness in our happiness.

Our dynamic of spiritual traps often produces such a strong reaction that it can be challenging to reflect on the fact that God is able to direct and fulfill His objectives, empowering our living voice of power in response to a fervent prayer of faith over the pressures of fear in our self-traps! |

Furthermore, God can help us deal with the heaviness of our burdens, trials, and conflicts of the hour. He will cancel the voice of self-doubt and mute the harsh words around us through unbelief. He will tend to our brokenness when we least expect it, and express the love He is offering in unbroken confidence, unbridled freedom to live agreeable to what He says through Christ's perfect design.

We can build resolutely on the  unwavering confidence in the immutable voice of God, which can prompt us to relinquish every cognitive process stemming from a distorted mindset that reacts with fear or succumbs to the pressures of fear and self-doubt that can hinder our expression of faith. Instead, we entrust all our doubts, insecurities, and perceived limitations into the capable hands of Christ, even when we deem them impossible to overcome. These core values and principles upon which we construct our faith can be deeply rooted in our hearts today, as we embrace the transformative power of New Covenant fulfillment, made possible through Christ's sacrifice on the cross.

In light of this, let us hold fast to our confidence in God's unwavering voice, unfettered freedom to live according to His perfect design, and the life-altering potency of His love. Let us eschew any veneer of sanctimony or self-righteousness, and instead wholeheartedly embrace the profound liberty and joy that comes from living in step with God's perfect plan for our lives.

"Let us therefore remain confident in God's unchanging voice, unbridled freedom to live according to His perfect design, and the life-changing power of His love."

The sacred scriptures contain the term "immutable," which succinctly conveys the idea of unchanging, unwavering consistency. God's unchangeable character and His unadulterated attributes remain unaffected by time, space or the ever-present brokenness between us and Him. Thus, His voice, an extension of His unblemished being, remains resolute, unbroken and firmly rooted in the finished work that He accomplished on our behalf. He speaks over us, imparting immutable values that are unalterable, unbreakable and everlasting, through unfathomable means that defy human understanding, but ultimately make us His own!