THE RAGING STORM OF SHAME

"3-part Series: Raging Storm of Shame against the Church's testimony of power."

The most pivotal themes that transformed my prayer life, view of accuracy of the Word and condensing what we will see in the end times, and the movements leading up to it. 

"Real Counsel in a time of raging shame against the Church's testimony of power". 4/21/2021

"3-part Series: Raging Storm of Shame against the Church's testimony of power."

The most important topics that changed my prayer life were the ones that transformed my view of accuracy of the Bible and condensed what we would see in the future.

 

PART 1 Practical side of the basics of conflict before it craters into the spiritual.

"Real Counsel in a time of raging shame against the Church's testimony of power". 4/21/2021 (revised and proof-read 2/4/2023)

 

 As we navigate the tumultuous waters of conflict, it is important to remember that our actions and reactions can often compound the issue, rather than resolve it. In such instances, it is necessary to adopt a New Covenant approach, one that involves stepping back and allowing God to intervene on our behalf. Our well-intentioned attempts at resolution may, in fact, only serve to escalate the conflict, and by getting caught up in the power struggle, we risk becoming embroiled in a battle that was never meant to be ours in the first place.

It is crucial to remember that our perception of responsibility for a situation can often cloud our judgment, leaving us less motivated to effect change. This can be seen in the example of someone running from a bear. The individual may feel that they are powerless in the face of danger, and as a result, continue to run. However, once they take a moment to reflect and understand their motivations, they may realize that they do have some control over the situation.

In order to avoid falling into this trap, it is imperative that we approach conflict with a sense of objectivity and peace. This means being willing to accept the difficult truths and information that may come our way, even if it hurts us deeply. We must be mindful of how the enemy exploits our own weaknesses and corruption in order to manipulate the situation to his advantage. It is essential that we see through these lies and remain steadfast in our faith.


Their way of dealing with conflicts is based on past dysfunctional behavior that has not been dealt with in a structured manner. They use this method to get away from feeling bad about themselves by finding someone else who feels worse than they do.
We pray for them to use their struggles as an ever increasing witness of their need to grow closer to God by moving forward and not letting that struggle cause them to become restless which leads them to rely on fleshly identities. God's patient love has come into our lives through the New Covenant.
As a believer, the concept of 'erring on peace' is becoming clear. Instead of getting overly emotional about other people's consequences, it's important to take a step back and think rationally. Just go with whatever happens and don't worry too much about controlling everything. Instead, focus on doing the best you can and letting things unfold naturally. Unity has been twisted into something bad by people who want to justify their own actions. The Cross helps us deny this conflict that breaks unity. It is the only way to live in peace with God and our fellow man.

 

Perchance, one might articulate, "I find myself in a quandary, unable to definitively align myself with either side of this issue. In my estimation, no matter how much distress any of us may inflict upon ourselves or others, we cannot truly comprehend another's experience unless we have lived it ourselves. Thus, making blanket statements like 'don't do this or that' seems inadequate. Figurative example: "In my youth, I struggled with navigating situations where others were acting inappropriately without being discourteous, especially when the guidance came from my parents. Perhaps, it has caused me to develop the practice of avoiding causing unnecessary harm to those around me. Regardless, it has taught me the importance of promptly addressing problems before they spiral into massive upheavals."

At times, the aim in resolving a situation is not necessarily to correct or alter someone's perspective. While we are on front of spiritual struggle, Nevertheless, I firmly believe that demons do not hold responsibility for human weaknesses or dilemmas, rather, it is the infusion of those weaknesses with demonic influences that creates a spiritual attachment to falsehood. The scriptures instruct us to dismantle these strongholds through spiritual prayers and discernment of the truth, which inspires me to confront these baseless ideas that lack resolution in the natural realm, and instead, trust in God's power to eradicate them.


"We always ask in our prayer/lecture times, its not that the enemy wont let it go, its that we won't let it go"

"The dichotomy of error, is requesting a person in an argument to ask permission of the enemy to get them to see things our way somehow." That is a personal choice: we make it spiritual if we make it spiritual in some cases to our own detriment. If we make it practical, then we differ the practical as it depends on the reasoning of the one in whom the problem is affecting, not the strides of the person trying to fix it. "Its time to walk away from the bear if need be when it has a salmon in its mouth."

False gospel identities disguise themselves as human issues to be resolved by our efforts in pain trigger us into breaking unity. Our adversary exploits our weaknesses when he breaks through the thresholds of our reactions. We refer to this as "breaking unity" at Christian Development and Church Support.

It varies depending on when they occur, but spiritual hidden chains are being nudged to demand our right of passage to be heard by them. When effective prayers respond to these storms, they teach us where we aren't affected by what the enemy designs to do in the end times with feelings of being exploited, demoralized by storms.

Recognizing that God is able to provide biblical security and peace and restore us in hope of our future resting in Christ.
If we choose to take action when tempted to say or think something negative about ourselves or others, or if we choose not to act but instead allow ourselves to be pressured by our pride emotions, then choosing to remain calm and peaceful will be difficult for everyone who wishes to develop their spiritual life.

So what am I saying?

It seems like this might be an instance of a struggle arising from a situation where there were no struggles.
There is a problem where perhaps some people were trying to provide helpful advice to someone else, but they did so without realizing that their action could cause harm.
#Look like a fool: Good character outshines bad character. #Look weak: God is our ability. #Don't let others drag you down: Just keep walking. Be wrong in peace rather than risk opening up irreversible consequences by fighting for your honor.

Pivoting from Jude, we look at a well known chapter from a living perspective.



                                                   PART 2

2 Corinthians 11, "A Raging Storm Against Unity Because Of How Simple It Is"

        Paul, opens up his letter in the language of someone who is currently battling something. He is not writing in an easy situation. He has a difficult message to deliver. From this difficult place, a vision of unity is shown in our return to biblical form, how we are presenting our beliefs, and how a real movement of God can correct the complex position both Paul and the congregation had found themselves in. As different problems erupted, emotions began to shape the body of Christ.
...the remainder of the chapter with digressions illustrate the process of that struggle between dealing with heart-ache and pains stemming from a real storm, rising against churches.
We're called upon to not allow important themes in the New Covenant to slip from out of our prayers that bring a testimony of power when they are held in confidence in our resting in God who is able.
The troubled audience of Corinth were distancing from that Truth.

               Paul's heart fully reminded them, "Therefore you are not doing well." This is how you have come to this point - this is the real hurt you are bringing into this tempest, more-than-all, what you do not see results from not being united in how simple it is. Thus Paul laid out departing from this simplicity, and what storms rise when we continue to move along that line of thought. Within the Church arose a false network working outside of God's power.

First, let's identify three things essential to understanding the message of the Bible: its purpose, its basic teachings, and the "breakthrough." Paul does this in his first question to the church:
"Would to God, that ye would bear with me a little in my folly: indeed bear with me."...Paul gave a new testament mercy seat here over every spiritual battle and suffering of this church:
  • What would you want God to give you if He were able to intervene and leave you with just one single gift for today?"
  • If this one thing makes a difference; if something miraculous comes from this ordeal...
  • If anyone actually sees this message, are they seeing it as a real movement of God? Would it really be foolish for them to wake up?
  • If you're not willing to give up something for yourself, then don't expect others to be able to help you.
  • Will you endure-will you let God help you re-receiving and filling with faith again?
  • How much will you tolerate before you give up the lie and accept the truth?

 

 

In simple fact, "The result of God uniting our faith to what He is about to bestow is through unity of himself."

  • What are we expecting from Him and what will you make a vital component of your new covenant life in this gospel message? Paul is leaving this decision up to us and God...what we've set aside in new covenant rest in Christ.
God began and ended with these questions to the church in Corinth through Paul's ministry.

God is restoring us to what he originally told us about gospel witness, interpretation, and outcome. A storm of heading into spiritual corruption where struggles arise to originate from our becoming too comfortable with our own shadow. We get away from the simplicity we have created a hurricane that breaks our common strength in Christ's covenant between ourselves. The church now puts up with false powers and deceptions that do not accomplish truth in our hearts. That battle is where we put up walls of pride while Paul wrote the importance of caring, loving, and inviting the church to come back to union. Paul said, "This is a simple act, This is a simple truth". vs 3.
The thing that the world calls wise is actually a blind spot of pride...

         ...And because the world sees wisdom as something that comes from the mind, they think that if we're not smart enough, then we must be stupid. But when we look at the Bible, we see that God has given us His Spirit so that we might know Him better than our own minds. More importantly, he knew that if he didn't go through these things, then the people would think that he had failed them. He could not fail them.
WE ARE SEEING PAUL'S PURPOSE OF WRITING.

"For I am jealous over you with godly jealousy: for I have espoused you to one husband, that I may present you as a chaste virgin to Christ."

The language of Paul here is boiling it down to a genuine heart discussion- not an apologetics sermon of deep spiritual research and mind-twisting.

           Today, God is dealing with us.
He is showing His faithfulness by working through us. We are seeing the fruits of His Spirit in the lives of people who are following Him. However, there are some spiritual movements that are shaming the body of Christ and its witness of oneness. These movements are attacking the true nature of the Body of Christ. They are trying to break down the Body of Christ so they can take control of it. It is important for us to understand that these attacks are not equal to the attacks that were made against the early Christians. But, they are just as dangerous because they are coming from within the Body of Christ.
  • A. The enemy is discrediting something which is genuine before God. He attacks the credibility of the Christian faith with an open doorway through which he lets us fall into a raging tempest of shame. We see the Christian community so divided and torn apart from one another because they are not united together in love for each other. Paul sees the Christian community so scattered and disjointed from one another because they do not live out their lives in love for one another.
  • He realized how much of a slave they were to false moves of God, and false speakers of God. But he also saw it as a storm that would separate them from the new covenant promises of rest. And he saw it as a warning to return as a gift from God that there was one more chance for the Christian community to be restored.
If the enemy can destroy that one thing, then he can destroy the whole church because it's built upon that one foundation. He attacks its true strength by attacking the truth of who Jesus really is.

  • It was the false apostles who took advantage of the church's weakness during the storm by thinking that the church was weak because the enemy sent in a normalizer who acted in unity presenting false identities, Christ's and inflated expressions that were shadows of a move of God so we put up with that new normal.


Part 2 continued...

He spreads his message of unification to counter the 'opposition' he sees arising, not So we hold hands with 'it'

"No, your struggles and storms come from yourself defeating yourself by not agreeing with what God has seen in your life.

"False Christianity has blinded the church's perception of Scripture"


  • These false teachers used the fact that the people had been weakened by the storm to think that they could take control of the situation by presenting themselves as "Christ" and acting in unity. They did this by presenting exaggerated expressions of Christ's identity and actions. "You've allowed them to get away with  this for a time, will you eventually realize that these people were not really Christ at all?

 

  • It was the false teachers who took advantage of the weaknesses of the congregation during the storm by believing that the congregation was weak because the enemy had infiltrated the body through a normalizer who presented himself as one of them but was actually an infiltrator. They thought they could get away with their lies because they were acting in unity. "you've allowed them to go too far and gave in to their demands." 


Is this not how it is happening in our modern, end-time gatherings?

 

 Paul says that false Christianity has blinded the church's perception of Scripture. So far as calling it a spiritual deception, corruption and contrary to Christ's name!

"However, I fear that in the same way that Satan beguiled Eve through his cunning, so your minds may become corrupted and depart from the simplicity that is in Christ." The Corinthians were being swayed by voices that claimed that Paul was the cause of their problems, and that they should not trust or respect him. They were being misled into believing that Paul was the source of their difficulties, a true spiritual deception that involved shifting the focus from the real problem to a falsely perceived one.


Paul's interpretation of Jesus serves as a countermeasure against the rising opposition that he foresaw. He aims to unify and bring together, rather than to sow division. One might question whether Paul's message will serve to enlighten people, or if it will simply cause confusion. Could Paul's understanding of Jesus be a point of contention among those who do not align with his beliefs?


Examining the foundation of 2 Corinthians 11, we can see a pattern that is often employed in many passages. The members of the Corinthians' church were inquiring of Paul:

"Why do you insist on reiterating these truths? I already have enough to contend with in my personal life, and your words are adding to my burden. Your vision is causing stress, and not alleviating our needs. We are suffering from wounds, pain, shame, and weakness. Discussing unity at a time like this seems pointless."


While they struggled with their flawed perception of Paul's mission, the impact of the storms could be clearly seen. It is biblical to take a glance into the unknown territories of spiritual deception, where one may encounter numerous obstacles. However, as you witness these setbacks before the eyes of God, it is not necessary to struggle against your own sinful nature, but rather to confront the fact that your struggles are affecting your relationship with Christ. Paul responds:


"No, your struggles and storms stem from your own lack of agreement with what God has revealed in your life. I wish to share with you a vision on how to handle this burden and trouble that has arisen from straying from gospel truth, which brings people together."



The Bible doesn't tell us to just feel guilty for our sins, but to accept the fact that we're sinners who need forgiveness from God. You don't have any obligations to fight against feelings of sin and self-condemnation.

Broken unity is allowing the deception that beguiled Eve:

Satan was trying to break the spirit of the church by bringing doubts into their minds and making them ashamed of their faith in God.

Have you ever been in this storm?

"So many don't want to hear the heart-ache their storm is causing. It's not a storm of judgement, or torment, but a wake up call back to unity."


  • The Scriptures do not merely exhort us to feel remorseful for our transgressions, but to acknowledge our fallen nature as sinners in dire need of divine forgiveness. There is no imperative for us to engage in a constant struggle against the feelings of guilt and self-recrimination.
  • But do we truly perceive the true adversary who seeks to obscure this simple understanding?

  • Who would desire to complicate something so straightforward? And then proceed to construct their own perceptions and self-assurance in response to every painful experience?
  • If we comprehend the inherent truth behind these sensations, then why would we seek to further confuse matters by referring to them as merely "symptoms"? Can anyone truly believe that they cannot comprehend the straightforward fact that pain is, in and of itself, painful, and that we cannot alter its definition according to our whims?

Paul's message to the church is one of Truth and deliverance from the deceptions that the adversary seeks to instill in the hearts of the faithful. He awakens the members of the church to the reality that the voice of their heart is not only being heard by Christ, but that it is also able to make them enter into the kingdom of God through their faith in Him.

Despite the efforts of Satan to break the spirit of the church through sowing doubts and instilling feelings of shame and inadequacy, Paul reminds the people that their faith should not be based on the flawed ideals and practices of men, but on the unshakable promises of God. The enemy's tactics, though seemingly powerful and pervasive, are ultimately nothing more than attempts to make himself seem greater than he truly is. He wants to complicate and cloud the minds of the faithful with fear and hopelessness, but Paul reminds us that this is not the end of the story. We are not completely enslaved by the enemy's deceptive grasp, but merely caught in a cycle of ineffectiveness brought about by our reliance on our own strengths and understanding.

It is a lamentable truth that the very things that give us strength and power, can also be utilized against us to subvert our faith and undermine our convictions. When we are called by God, our weaknesses and patterns of pain can become points of vulnerability, where the adversary seeks to gain a foothold and attack. For some, this may become an excuse to drift further away from the Lord, but for the true body of Christ, these trials serve to bring us closer together, forging a unifying bond through the simplicity of the gospel.


The apostle Paul himself experienced his share of storms and difficulties, and he knew full well the tactics of the enemy. He writes that the adversary endeavors to make himself seem larger and more imposing than he actually is, by taking the very things we hold dear - our beliefs, our identity, and our source of restoration - and using them to shake our confidence. But, in the face of these storms, Paul reminds us that the body of Christ is not defeated. The broken cries of shame can be transformed into a powerful testimony that the enemy cannot overcome, and this is the silver-lining of the storm.

If I may offer a word of advice, it is this: examine your heart, and ask yourself if there is any contempt or disregard for the things God wants to present in your life. If so, then let us be bold and expose these blind spots, and let us cast off the false beliefs and deceptive teachings that would lead us away from the Lord.

Paul reminds us that the corruption and deception of false teachings are no match for the simplicity and power of the gospel of Jesus Christ. And yet, he asks a poignant question: why does the body of Christ often struggle to function effectively and fulfill its purpose?



Broken unity is allowing the deception that beguiled Eve: "Living a life wondering why no one noticed my burden, but struggling with how its all falling apart." Paul is not enjoying the storm, because it is causing him to lose everything to fight in this battle. The longer he fights for them, the more they enjoy the storm. But he can see they will soon change their minds about the storm once they are away from being so simple-focused in Christ. Once they are away from that simplicity, will they surrender to spiritual servanthood, or wake up out of that storm? It's not just waking up to realize the problem, its returning to a correct foundation. If we're going to be honest, we know that we've been deceived by Satan. We know that he has deceived us into thinking that we were created for something else than what God intended. And we know that we've allowed ourselves to become enslaved to our own desires instead of serving God. But if we're going to be real with each other, we need to admit that we don't really want to get out of this mess. We just want to go back to where we were before. The brokenness of shame is creating the storm, but our simple focus on Christ is the plan of redemption.

"So many don't want to hear the heart-ache their storm is causing. It's not a storm of judgement, or torment, but a wake up call back to unity." 

In God's mercy, there is a call using storms to wake us up out of shame, weakness, and broken confidence to return to unity."

  • Have you ever been in this storm:

 Amidst the tumultuous storm that seems to be taking control of their lives, many may find themselves grappling with a multitude of fears and uncertainties. They may feel as though they are losing control, despite their best efforts to do what is right. The trials they face may also have an adverse effect on their families, causing them to worry about losing their loved ones, or the possibility of not being understood. They may also be plagued by the fear of judgement, shame, and the notion that they are unable to handle the situation on their own. Furthermore, they may feel like God may punish them for their mistakes or that they will inevitably fail again.

However, Paul, as a steadfast leader, is able to weather these tempests by maintaining his focus on the truth and simple steps that are available to counteract these fears. He hopes that this will awaken people to the need for genuine unity and help them break free from the false beliefs that contribute to their struggles. Meanwhile, he prays for his enemies, that their mouths may be silenced, and that they may receive spiritual encouragement and clarity. He wants them to turn back to the teachings of the Bible, restore their testimony, and be strengthened by the power of God. The opposition, however, does not want the church to be aware of the burdens they carry, causing them pain and making them feel like no one is paying attention to their struggles.


Paul is sharing with us that spiritual deception has one purpose:

'To destroy our lives by causing us to lose hope, fail, and become defeated. But when we hold fast to the truth, we can be healed from any problem, and believe that God is able again.'


 Therefore we ought to give the more earnest heed to the things which we have heard, lest at any time we should let them slip, Hebrews 2:1 Thou hast put all things in subjection under his feet. For in that he put all in subjection under him, he left nothing that is not put under him. Now we see not yet all the things he has done, but when the time comes, God will reveal them to us.


  If our enemy has one purpose in mind, its because Jesus only has one purpose in mind for you.

He is writing about the patient mercies of the new covenant that, through his loving kindness, he will show us at every moment. Even if you were caught up in a broken testimony by human reason that produced a broken cry instead of a vision of God's power in your gospel witnessing, there remains a place of restoration for you to enter into fullness of Christ's worthiness and breaking power through the Spirit against the enemy's strongholds. We need to be able to identify the areas of pain that prevent us from being united with Him, because we're already set apart by His grace.



Part 3

   

 "The rising storm of shame to break the

  'rest' of the church."

   Kevin Simon 7/13/2021

   UNDER REVIEW, REVISION, DRAFT,  2/4/2023 1:53 am-

 

I remind you in the last days, there will be false ministries, and we are not to partake of shame-producing, social justice programs that replace Biblical foundations with-in them because this is part of the enemies plan to collapse with a rising storm of shame. The nature of every end-time storm will reveal corruption against everything God qualified in Christ."

 

 God's response will be to send strong delusion only in response to the corruption of the grace of God.

This has started within the last two decades of church history! In 2021, Judes' gospel time-line is in effect. The Bible is clear what the end of this storm will be, but also the future reality of the church's power in Gospel witness.



We ask ourselves:

Will there be victims of 'this' storm and Collapse?


Provided that the collapse is not too sudden, will it be possible to save some people from the disaster?

Where did false moves of God originate from as they carry on into the end-times? 

As a result, we have three questions to answer:
Where did this evil come from?
And what will happen when it finally unleashes itself?
What are the consequences for us now?
Where did false identities stem in the church?
What will be the end-product of this mass delusion and a ministry within the church?

As we see the world falling apart, is it possible to see the signs of collapse, fall­ing unity, and spiritual blind­ness to the growing storms as they unravel toward an open rage against Christ and His Apostles?

If we ask those questions, we now have to ask, “Do I need to get back into favor to make this covenant work?”

“Can we restore, fix and mend what God has already crucified?


THE SCRIPTURE SPEAKS OF TWO METHODOLOGIES AT WORK IN THE LAST DAYS STORM

A ministry of rest for the Christian community in which new covenant patterns were historically first hidden as they were prepared to become known to God’s people through history.
Gospel witness (genuine proof), Interpretation (perception) and Outcome (end-result) with a pre-ordained Filter, Roadmap, and Foundation of understanding in the groundwork of Hebrews that lays out the framework of the 4 Gospels, which decides which Bible format we end up with.

  • We believe that there are many claims of "Christianity" out there today. However, our belief is that these claims lack a true understanding of Christianity. We believe that these claims are often lacking in a spiritual signature of Jesus' presence.

  • We believe that there are too many claims made by churches today without any real evidence of the Holy Spirit leading them.


 We will see reforms in the end times that teach dependency on other methodologies than what we have stated, and they expect God to empower that testimony?

It separates from Gospel benefit because it does not regard Christ's accomplishment.

Clearly stated:

'Christ's ministry is built on qualified discernment of what God has presented in the Word. We don't need to fix anything in New Covenant; we are entering what Christ has made perfect of Himself.

 

"John 17 reflects this truth with the profound and unwavering prayer of Jesus, asking the Father to sanctify, unify, and present His followers in the fullness of the glory they possess in Him.
This request underscores the importance of our steadfast confidence in His work, as we seek to embody His desires and become transformed into all that we are not yet. It is a reminder that what we receive through our relationship with Christ is complete and perfect, and requires no fixing, altering, or reforming."


In stark contrast to this truth, false teachings and practices in the end-times are characterized by a belief in the need for continued effort and striving in prayer to "fix" what Jesus did not. This misperception is rooted in a failure to understand the finished work of Christ and the rest that comes from full agreement with His perfect completion. Such false movements often manifest as the imposition of strict rules and regulations, the elevation of one person as the authoritative leader, and the promotion of corrupted miracles as signs of divine power. This distorted view of the church and its role in relation to Christ risks leading people astray from a meaningful and transformative relationship with God." Months of fasting helped this platform come to these proprietary conclusions prescribing our data sets to eliminate any other focus or contrived belief.

 
(1) The false method in the end-time is


“I'm going into prayer to fix things Jesus left-undone. I still have to work to perform by striving in prayer."
Whereas you're not resting, because you don't agree it is all done, there is much to do!

False movements sum up in these things as the Bible represents this mentality to many:

A. Rules to follow

B. One man becomes a leader and becomes the source everyone has to follow: church is a mandate of enforcement to any agenda it sees fit.

C. Corrupt miracles of signs are promoting false perceptions of divine power. People relate differently to perspectives about Christ if the church is only about watered down signs of biblical power instead of relationship with God. 

 

 Ultimately, this leads to a misguided conclusion that we must manipulate and control our own state in order to receive the inheritance promised to us by Christ. We focus on our own behavior, emotions, and experiences as the standard to be met, instead of recognizing the transformative power of the Covenant that Jesus established.

(2) The false method in the end-time is

 ( "In order to inherit what is promised, we must first correct our behavior, adopt certain emotions, and adhere to a certain standard of experience.")


The true essence of Christ's ministry is fundamentally distinct from this mindset. He invites us into a Covenant relationship with Him, in which He reconnects us with that which truly pertains to Him and His glory. This connection can only be maintained through rest in the Covenant, as opposed to constantly striving and trying to fix our own shortcomings.

 

  • At times, this journey may lead us to unfamiliar and uncomfortable places, but this is where God is able to demonstrate His glory in the most profound way, bridging the gap between us and a deeper, more confident growth in our relationship with Him. As we hold fast to our confidence in this Covenant, we will eventually enter into His abiding rest.

 

  • It is important to be mindful of the gradual separation from the gospel witness in our lives, which can lead to mass delusion and suppression of the conviction brought by the words of Christ. This end-time storm threatens to shake and collapse through the foundations of shame, making it all the more crucial that we anchor ourselves in the truth of the Covenant and the power of Christ. Keep our prayers focused on avoiding the gradual deviation from gospel witness in our lives

 

  • Unless we find rest in His Covenant, the internal struggles and fears, the burden of shame and the sense of brokenness will persist. Instead of trying to fix these things, let us trust in the places where Christ is able to manifest His glory to the fullest. Even if they may seem unfamiliar, these moments will bring healing to the voids of stagnation and prevent the turbulence that would undermine our gospel witness. "Gradual separation of subtly from gospel witness in your life leading to mass-delusion that rages against the words of Christ in a suppressed conviction"
  • The patience He demonstrates in His Covenant with our hearts will inspire confident growth in an open heaven, and teach us to hold fast to our confidence until the end, and to enter His peaceful rest. ( the end-time storm that causes collapse of shame) 

We have a gospel promise that we will not fall by reason that we ignored, or became a victim of these false reforms of modern conventions that broke unity from Christ in false identities- and fall into the lie of obligation to the emotional weights, and burdens that stem from that collapse in the church because those replacement reforms built on ignorance, and willful separation of church mandates for gospel protections! (the corruption of the grace of god) he will keep you from falling.

 

 A term not that you will just fall into disobedience, but as you are living in obedience; from the shame and brokenness going into a backward pattern from fallen processes in our flesh creating pain and shame that establish dependencies that break our confidence; we don't understand the role of unity and Christ's ability so we are no longer patient in this race.

 

 We carry burdens of fear and unbelief that cause us to grow weary and faint in our minds. Spiritually becoming unconscious to Biblical realities. It is easy to fall back into shame over our testimony- making us weak to the storms ahead. Christ will keep you from this collapse!

Remember, our collapse in the storm results from a mass delusion in the last days that create false assumptions and perception of Gospel reality that lead off-track from God's original plan; where men will say in their own wisdom:

"Why were these protections of the grace of God needed in the church in the first place if we can fix the loop-holes with the new methods outside of the Holy Spirit where any perception can qualify leadership, anything can represent reform as long as no one questions it -accepted norms"


God put apostolic standards in the church to protect it from outside subversion, if removed, at the expense of the grace of God, men and women will lead emotionally what is right in their own eyes.

We see a reverse transformation in a fallen perception of shame.

  • Broken unity: separation anxiety, spiritual exhaustion, perpetual burdens (with no discernable end) that will break unity with true witness of Biblical power.

  • There will be no discernment of these 'events' in that place of weakness, or where they are separating in shame from the Spirit of God, so people will think the suffering is (a double-blind, false wavelength) of a 'trial of virtue under persecution'- a backlash they are going through for choosing to align with false reforms now under attack ‘from what is actually God's true set-apart remnant being the voice of Elijah in the last days.'

  • Scripture says, there is a mental fatigue (derangement) implemented in false ordinances that redefine Church foundations for divine order continue patterns of reproach creating instability, but they will dig in under righteous indignation fighting for equality of church justice on broken foundations.

 The consequences and idolatry of false reform conquered with the promise of rest.

 

 

  •  There are consequences raising many red flags making the church vulnerable, are par for the course to bear a social reform that is right in their own eyes to fix loop-holes left by God for us to fix through striving and works, always becomes (Corruption of the grace of God).
  • Every practice, lifestyle and behavior is expected to act accordingly to how it receives Christ, under qualified fruit; inner workings of the Spirit of God in a complete faith!
  • Licentious lifestyle is an afterbirth of not knowing the operation of faith to commit those battles to God. (Complete union with Christ is the opposite: A result of brokenness in gospel reality under corrupt reforms has made commonplace the presence of incomplete beliefs over the Word.)

 
Truth is, if it becomes a burden to do what is right before God in our discernment, there is an endgame storm of the enemy to collapse you where some have already started separating from the Spirit Of God. We won't see these effects until the last wave has spewed out its shame, till the raging storm reaches its peak, railing against the words of Christ! Reader, our cycles of victimology, false dependency on fallen ideas and our own rightness in unbelief placed us into the eye of the storm at its worst time- a false peace that will be overturned! 


  • God has told my platform:

                "If we keep close to God, will not enter this storm or be part of the judgement of collapse."

              We are not immune from natural recourse obviously of our surroundings, but it means we are kept inwardly uncorrupted, un-affected or controlled by it as it unfolds. It never unravels when we hold fast, our witness isn't failing when everything else is.

But if the suffering, persecution and outward circumstances you encounter furthers your endurance- 'keeps the even keel in your testimony', God will focus His provision in those desperate places for His own purpose as you gain greater access to Him."
Jesus did not envision a vulnerable church, subject to demonic advances of oppression, but learning the steadfast treasures of fasting sparking through a trial of bright hope through inspired breakthrough revelations in unity that empowers our prayer life. Birthing real partakers of Christ in what God has reconciled unto Himself, and brought to the foot of the Cross.

You see the same ‘subtle reprimand' today experienced during the early stage of Christ's earthly ministry rebuked by the serpent; Jesus replied to the subtle gesture of reform, ‘Get behind Me,' which many misuse today for other things like suffering, poverty or people we don't agree with. All through the prophets, false reforms were called 'false worship.' Christ rebukes the altar of social justice reform taking hold of traditional institutions promoting true worship. Our ineffective change and obstruction to the Canon of the Word is under the close watch of God's intervention- God won't change His mind no matter how complicated, beaten down or upbraided the Church's resolve comes under attack from the false church!
Christ's aimed at the groundwork toward what the enemy was trying to invoke as a separation from that mission to bring all things to Himself at the point of death- to destroy every spirit of fear, slavery to death and weakness of sin's power.
(Places the Bible says people were bound to their whole lives and were slaves to these weights and sin because of fear and shame). The enemy was getting wise to the length Christ was engaging the merits of His mission...in response to how effective Christ was becoming...

“If I give up now to your endgame of subtle reform, I give up on the souls that need Me to stand-in for them to complete what makes them ceremonially, ritually and sacrificially clean and right before God in Christ's covering, fulfilling both Old And New Covenant requirements for perfect righteousness. Jesus was rebuking darkness on the ground-work of what Christ was about to reconcile and fulfill for us. Not a work we would later pick up in our fallen condition and handle through rigor and works.
                  Oddly enough, the enemies appeal was a reform that seemed like a better recommendation that was helpful, and informative. It was the power of God in Christ that responded to an argument of Christ's provision already on trial.

Jesus response in our lives if we ever experience correction will be because He saw it for what it really was:

                         "This is the subtlety that leads to all out assault on biblical foundation."

 As God is healing broken cries of shame, He is turning our witness into transformed, qualified prayers in New Covenant method that rests because God is able. He can and will reveal His power in those places the enemy is raging against your position.

 In the final stages of that storm, God is confronting intimidation of the enemies lies (subtle reprimands, "better recommendations") and putting under His feet the things you dependently commit to Him to bring you into unity with Himself. There is a plan that God desires to accomplish in you to establish the merits of His finished Work in Christ through you in Covenant position as waves of tests are crashing against the foundations of our faith.

  • You will stand your ground in those storms that are challenging God's value, and testimony of truth.           
  • There is no time to reform, capitulate or give in- but to receive resurrection victory of what Christ has reconciled unto Himself to partake of Him- to walk faultless, without fault, and beyond reproach as we are prayerful in His promises of rest.
  • *False Identities: invalidates biblical inscription of what God validates; 'We' impede abiding in that rest when we resist what God qualifies as a genuine ministry of the Spirit, in a false ministry of shame that oppresses in confusion (distraction). I.e. 'false apostles'. You are wearing His 'yoke', and carrying His "burden"... a context in which Jesus is sharing an identity to which your receive in Him, where He is presenting you up to God. Our prayers agree to lift this up to God in what He has commanded as a holy thing in Christ to set us apart. His burden is His fulfilled promises in Himself, then He extends to you in your faith.
 Its confidence that says in His love:

"He will not let me fall into the collapse of shame, or wound by the storms of emotional weakness that try to break my ability, and distract from unity in my rest in Him!" Because what I have is not of myself...”I won't let what happen in the garden of Eden happen again in New Covenant; I'm placing on you the perfection of Christ from His identity, and presenting that in you, before God's throne without fault or blame as you draw near in firm hope till the end.” Gospel power, witness and authority presented in you enables you to enter His presence with this rest in your heart that God fully stands behind and receives because your faith, and that ability is in Him."
He is now abiding in that rest where He is perfecting these places in our understanding to see things through Christ. God never holds back- He is always orchestrating something in our lives to draw us into His union of faith in New Covenant hope and desires. Even where we don't deserve or merit those acts of mercy!

Yet, God has to qualify and validate that His truth is getting in to us because there is a correct outcome of this administration of New Covenant...We only receive where we depend on Him that God showed full approval on the method of Christ transforming us in our confident rest: where we are not trying to merit, fix or control what has unified and reconciled in God's Covenant with Himself.
We take part only when we receive in freedom, rest and agreement, which Christ only made available to us In His love in the gospel. These are places reserved in fulfillment of Biblical promises, witness and fullness that pertained to God in how He gained these realities for us In His resurrection.

After the cross, we can't earn or receive such things in unbelief. He presents them in us as we have that discernment through the scriptures as to the correct method He originally gave, and will not move in our lives another way or format. This place of abiding is the Rest He is birthing within a remnant of followers called by His name to be a witness!
Therefore, New Covenant Vision is corrective, affirming and empowering. As we are subjecting those false places of dependency considering His strength, that operate in our flesh outside of God's purposes, we are learning to yield broken functions that don't serve us in any capacity. In His love, He delights to show Himself greater in those struggles, but never for a minute, should those times allow hindrances, or attacks of the enemy, but proofs that God is pointing us to enter more of what it provided at Calvary.

If the enemy is pushing a coordinated distraction, it's toward God's ability! A test, yes! A losing battle, No!
In Covenant rest, you can break a sense of hopelessness because it's not about you! That's the process of Christ presenting you with what He set apart for you in His rest!


There is a groundwork to heal those isolated places we keep ourselves back from what healed, restored and mended in Christ's sacrifice. Knowing that, we must enter His benefits in Himself to receive what God can produce in us in His renewed cries and function as He fulfilled the law in our place over both Covenants. And those cries are qualified by His Spirit giving us that vision and passion to move forward in that calling to hold fast our confidence that God can do these things in our lives.

He is using those cries in His love to bring us into covenant provision and mercy. To build discernment in the last days as the ministry of shame rises in contempt for the words of Christ, that breaks unity with gospel foundations, as our enemy tries to get us to let go of our confidence in those storms to lean upon our own strength so we feel our work merits what God set apart and performed in Christ according to the scriptures.

If we don't honor His Covenant, our enemy will use places not unified in His cries for Us and will invoke fear in our blind-spots, making us feel separated, becoming strongholds- in that place of fear, then make us act in methodologies we feel are helping us, but are in fact causing us to slip away from New Covenant truth that God told us is the only support of our faith.

We have to remain in that Rest as a Hope of eternal life. That breaks fears' grip over our human weakness when we know His burden is perfect and established in Christ that we come before Him in that witness of Covenant truth. It becomes our cry to keep every other method away from us to keep entering His promises firm to the end! We to, believe, that we will not collapse at the end of this corrupt storm that challenges the virtue of Christ in us, or the rest he is attempting to divide. Let me set this up for you!

WE HAVE NEED FOR PATIENCE REGARDING THE STORM THAT SEEKS TO COLLAPSE OUR FOUNDATIONS.

                    There is an actual backward progression in the beginning stages. As believers, we have Biblical witness to help us know where we are in His rest, where we are going in trials, or where we are stuck in a broken cry of shame:

“Where is our purpose, where do we fit in,” in what Christ has reconciled in view of a very real storm in the last days that enters our faith rest."

It happens calmly at first, then it rages in its final stages. Breaking down our will and confidence as the last leg of the storm washes up in the consequences of everything that was rejected, or received in divine witness of power that closely abides in Christ!

"So if that is the context of our race, then patience is the fuel of confidence in that rest."

Then, we must see the definitions of unbelief in their real forms as it faced us with confidence breaking weights and sins, that become legitimate weakness inducing struggles that make us refrain from His fulness of what He has reconciled in Himself!

We fall from that rest by the merits of wrong ideas our contradictions are creating when we are not in His fulness.

                  I see no claim for eternal security as an idea by itself.
If the Bible speaks of limitation, or breaking from grace if indeed there is a storm of shame claiming victims in mass delusion in the last days: It peaks in places of rage, bitterness and resistance to the authority of Christ. Though these breaks started out as helpful reforms, changes or alterations. To make the Gospel acceptable without reverence for actual mandates of the Word of God to protect the church from those very claims.
It will be easy to be harmed by these contradictions that rage against the words of Christ and His apostles teachings because somewhere in human pride and idolatry, men would not give up their fixes to the problems the flesh created, and enter His rest without works, striving or performance!

             Otherwise Jude would not have referenced contending for our faith. Hebrews would not have said 'these' easily beset us! That is the 'race' of confidence we must stay close to. And everything that takes us down and keeps us out of the race is our lack of patience holding onto our empowerment in the storm.

There is a unity between the authors of these end time passages about our rest in Christ.
A false rest is living in entanglements of emotional burdens that fear or complacency will never fix, only by confident rest in His ability! Our patience holding onto God's promises is perfecting us in this storm!


Confidence in the raging storm without reform

“Our confidence we are partaking of in Christ is not winning, or fixing, its realizing His rest.”

The writer of the first verse of Hebrews 12 packed for us many questions that show us the focus of running our race in patience and how that relates to Jude's storm in our testimony, with the trap of striving set to ensnare us to go against the will of God of 2 Timothy 3.

If these questions were answered accurately, and thoroughly, we would handle 'the most painful situation, worst case scenario' we went through as our proving ground; as a call of readiness in the face of every storm in our response to Christ. Which is by statement of Our New Testament, superior in completeness.
Your covenant promise in confident rest assures that when Christ presents you in His accomplishment, and you bear that yoke under the grace of God, God is actually causing your prayers to shake heaven and earth.
The consistent and true voice of New Covenant signals to us where our confidence level is where we are in this race!

Everything you hear and see in New Covenant confidence is something scripture says to lay hold of with complete hope, and a firm grasp of that reality of what God is doing in that rest. His promise in New Covenant does that very thing according to Hebrews 12. We are being received as a child of God whom he loves, even if in the process of things He is dealing with us, that we would carry as a weight or sin- even in that process, we are learning to be patient as we allow God to draw us into the confidence in our race because... He is making us part of the story that He is revealing in the person of Christ, the author and finisher of our faith.
If we ever get in a place where we are holding ourselves back in our progress, where constant pain, or trials are "easily besetting us" creating a negative story, could mean places where we would ask ourselves...
"Why, How or What is happening?

Much-like the characters on the Old Testament could have been troubled by. As they had a good report, even their worst situation or persecution, still a greater promise in Christ ahead in Gospel fulfillment. Considering that, we are being asked to exercise patient rest toward a 'race'.
(Our realization of where we fit into Covenant is the problem). But then we have examples of some who did not complete their race to the fullest extent. Some even fell from the grace in the story that separated from His Rest. When you figure how they fell out, we can found out where we fit in

 God told me today,

"When they did not realize the goodness of God and His ability, they became people rushing to win, (becoming restless in the storm of shame) doing what they could, to get ahead in fixes, and reforms, but not realizing the promise in Christ."

The old covenant audience encountered similar tests and examples as they battled with self-confidence in their storms.

Amazingly, He mentions Esau who fell into this broken testimony without patience.
When he realized his error, it was too late to fix it! Esau represents those who were not patient toward realization of His presence in their lives, but allowed things to break unity that held them back in their testimony of Power. A corruption of idolatry created in Esau came from a genuine concern in the storm, but later became a 'contradiction' because there was not found patient fruit in the end, only a testimony of shame!
They packed the first verse of Hebrews 12 with questions that show us the focus of running our race in patience. These are places they easily forgot, or became exhausted, frustrated, fearful, self-dependent, influenced or intimidated...those things besetting them because they "felt they had no purpose, and didn't fit in"...That is Key; that is where we see a contradiction that questions God's patience, goodness and ability where we are asking unity breaking questions in our race that don't realize who we are in Christ (Our New Covenant Rest).
Again, think of the characters in Hebrews 11 heroes of faith, and the battle with patience they could have struggled with. They had a good report in struggles that far outweigh many trials the church is in right now, but later, this will change.

Today, many will say,

“Maybe I've gone far enough in this race. I'm too weary to continue. I've done what I could do.”

Desperation and fear, inside the false church today, is already setting in. In a timeframe before the storm- before the real race sets in. In retrospect, where our old testament examples, prophets and spokesmen, were already in a season of advanced fasting- the church is figuring out half-way it has been mislead in the midst of the storm.
Our previous statements covered :
  • (A) How we fit into Gospel realities today.
  • (B) Time is already running out for real preparation. The consequences of false reforms that bring ineffective reforms to handle the storm.
  • (C) Seeing things for what they truly are as God put these instructions ahead of time for us to deal with the burden of shame.
Our problems don't have to be a burden, it can be testimony of provision if we listen to what God is saying.
  • (D) Perils of delusion in false hope.
  • (E) What God actually sees in our patience to direct us into confidence-fueled fasting and prayer.
First set of questions are also going to reveal what method we handle our pain, shame and burdens in our fallen flesh, and how we come out with the correct Gospel Witness, Interpretation, and outcome in our testimony, and where our confidence is in the race:
Does He listen to my Cry?
Does He feel our pain?
Are we really growing in this storm or trial?
Are we living out God's best?
Are we going through this process in Vain?

                   It's in these questions people can come to conclusions:

                  "I've gone through allot to bear this reproach, I've followed God for what end?
                  "I've endured these storms because I believed God's report but this race is wearing me down. Why is this process                             seeming to take more out of me, than what I felt God was requiring?"

                  These are places the Bible tells us to lay aside and enter confidence because those questions lead to contradictions that limit ourselves in this race of Faith becoming corrupting wrong ideas that lead to conflict in our storm that God will have to correct. Its EASY to suppress the evidences, proofs and work God is doing in our lives in response to place we don't feel we fit in, but that is exactly what God is confirming He is creating in us when we go through this storm. Confidence in our Confirmation is our response being laid aside by Christ when Christ carries us into His presence without fault or blame (contradiction) before His throne. Our weights are those personal fixes contradicting God's Words. Patience, in our concept of what God has done in periods of history like those people who had a 'good report' is dealing with contradiction. We need to be patient with ourselves.

The actual Biblical term that is being referenced is a 'patience' toward God's process of growth and places He is dealing with because He is resting in His love over us as His children- not a stumbling block that prevents God from pouring Himself out on that broken testimony in those limitations- it's why He wants you to be patient with yourself so you do not stagnate or burnout even if you have many things on your plate. Afterall, we are running in a race to find confidence in Him, not a future outcome with a trophy.

The danger is reasoning away promises in Christ to carry the burden of questioning from broken places of unbelief Is when we're tempted to question His ability where the merits of His love are confused...will easily besets us from understanding the patience we need in this race.

                              It may shock you to hear,

                              "Patience is not a winning strategy- it's a confidence today who we are in Him. He is the author and finisher,"                                       See Hebrews 12 VS 3.

                                Our race is confidence in Christ realized every day! Not waiting around for change to happen in our ability!
                                Our studies and prayer times have given us discernment when someone uses:

 A. Trigger words,
 B. Corrective speech with an agenda. 
 C. Fear-mongering reforms for recommendations to fix something that is currently in place to protect us from shame.
  The enemy has an agenda to influence situations to create a subtle perception about God's ability in our lives.
 D. Processes that invoke an obligation, ‘burden', to keep the act going but not actually accomplishing anything so we become restless, and never reaching the end goal. Well, that is not the race. Patience is the goal we find in that race.

Misappropriation of Covenant method

Misappropriation of Covenant method is the source of pain, wrong ideas about the heart of God and His standard in Christ. It would create a legalism cycle contrary to Christ from 'repeating pain and unhealed shame' that creates people types easily withdrawn and restless, open to strong delusion because their value system is not a reverence for Christ but an obsession for reforms,
Christ is the standard!"

("You see the real influence pushing an unqualified source into a divine structure")

Christ is the method, "We have to obey Him literally as our hope in this race, and depend on that until this race is done”, finding Christ is our reward here; striving, unbelief and fear contradict that rest! There is an agenda that leads to the subtle progression of emotions that are rooted in inferior, broken shame, that breaks confidence, "Trusting God is able".

From that compounding weight and pressure of not being good enough, self places a mindset toward God on things. With an anxiety that makes us relate to healthy things God gave us for function, enjoyment and rest. We then carry that weight the rest of our day, viewing situations from that victimization. Overtime, becomes behavior and attitude of conditioning as we grow older where we are anxious we may not think outside those terms. Those processes are binding, manipulative, controlling through fear and attaching to everyday functions because they are not subject to New Covenant method in the divinity of Christ's Our misappropriation of New Covenant is keeping us from His witness of power.
                                                 Anxiety is ripe with contradiction and rampant with fear!

We call that another broken cry of shame contrary to resting in Christ's confidence in this race!
A pattern of lifestyle apart from His standard in cycles God does not reigning over us. New covenant standard is telling us this is not a healthy burden we can carry for long without consequences.
Without countering, or addressing these fallen processes in the flesh through Christ's rest, becomes a stronghold that is now associated with processes that causes us to collapse later on.
                  leading us to be victim to the storm that starts as an innocent, helpful recommendation, but there are real protections being removed from the beginning when you see the real influence pushing an unqualified source into a divine structure that inverts leadership as being corrupted by these emotional arguments- making leadership subject to reproaching breaking claims that makes authority the Contending party, instead of the safeguard in Christ. Once removed, the enemy can use wrong ideas to wire people's brains to hold wrong opinions that hurt our confident rest and function in Christ.
Those 'subjects' (could be anyone or anything) in God's structure, where we enjoy (discernment, and convictions, that would otherwise steer us from conflict, trouble, worry or contention.)
People in a structure of striving ( collapsing perspective) in the storm no longer remain owners but victims of their 'birthright' as we witnessed in Esau's life. They become slaves to subtle progression of what this storm will do ( Things 'easily beset by'). Fear fixes nothing. It causes us to reject confidence in God's ability, and promises, and our relation to everything we need in Christ in total.
Therefore, in small anxieties we carry beyond our reach, caused Esau to give up all of those things provisions in Christ as we know them to be today, because of a broken cry of shame that was motivated by fear of survival, not confident rest in what something should patiently fulfil in Christ.

The Bible says this is equivalent- that He ignored the method of New Covenant that would have been subject to God. This is the race: lay aside those weights and sins, that would contradict the Word of God in our fleshly reasoning. Rather than being patient, Esau strove in shame, and a spirit of fear.
Strongholds make us order-followers to information outside of identity in Christ. But in order for the enemy to get them across the safeguard of influence, he has to discredit divine order and structure of leadership. Stripping from us the good places to remove Gospel protections God put in place for unity.

                Good things treated as a reason for our broken confidence: unity and peace causes everything to be seen as,

"the actions of authority created the contention- we need to reform and fix, by separating from God's Spirit in things set apart by God in Christ for us, because it wasn't good enough. Once authority in the beginning storm of shame falls then the real agenda of poisonous processes takes over through what presents itself as a helpful recommendation.
  • We see that in the wrong places collapsing in the storm produced these corrupt things, then emerged bitterness, weakness and idolatry, see Hebrews 12.

                                 The enemies agenda uses anything it can to create an unending argument about anything. Not about food, right or wrong, not about protection...it's about causing us to give up essential promises to live as a victim to fear-mongering in an identity of shame. At the heart of not feeling cared about, fitting in and having a broken confidence as a standard away from what God can do.
This is a storm rapidly taking us emotionally into a contradiction over everything God is for us.
  • In those contradictions is being a slave of unbelief living out our days trying to fix something that never gets fixed in ourselves in fear or striving.


My platform is seeing an event putting Godly people before this storm in fear-mode to hold false reforms over normal human interaction on essential things as a pretext, like Esau, to attack the authority of God's word, and unity in that faith.

Here is the subtle progression in the storm:

1. Jude tells us our spirit behind our 'strongholds' separates us from the Spirit of God- in our flesh, pride and pain against God, makes it our own!

2. The collapse is when people seek to restore, mend or repent after it's too late. The birthright lost.

3. The final stage of the storm is washing up after the collapse. No reasonable help is apparent.


4. This crisis makes slaves of unbelief, because they are self-defeating broken victims of a shame!


Esau brought contrary arguments from his cycles. Spoke of the foundations of the church as not good enough, not complete enough, and not accurate enough both in completeness of Christ to enter safety and when these storms arise from the church itself! So, again, what is the 'subtle progression', or 'backward progress of emotions', step by step if we are stuck in a broken cry of shame that never fixes itself, creating for-ever burdens that have no solutions?

No.1 The Bible calls them weights or sin, but in actuality, they are (contradictions).
“What we feel is getting away from us in this race of confidence that causes us to look oppositely to His purposes”.
No.2 So is this brokenness through striving in unbelief, a contradiction to our rest in Christ? YES! Here is why! The church itself is not a product of itself, but a result of Christ' fulfillment: what He perfected in Himself.
Please wake up as you read this next part: What is the  subtle progression in the storm, what follows those cycles, and what tells us we are moving away from God, from His Spirit?

The Holy Spirit considered every area of fulfillment for us. There is nothing left for us to fix. No contradiction of unbelief that God did not cover in what it reconciled.

Without knowing that reality, you are already in the restless storm of shame, separated from what God approves as a correct method in New Covenant.
  • A. Striving is a lack of confidence that we don't feel everything is complete as God said.
We are acting as though we are competing in this race with something to prove instead of patience in this race. The contradiction of unbelief we are to lay aside. The ‘worker' wants to give God high moral character, high standards, and then pleads they are good enough in prayer to receive from God.
Scripture is telling us there is striving unbelief that is disobedient to Christ's rest if we are trying to enter His rest in our own ability, and merit- because we are saying it wasn't complete enough!
  • B. The Witness of the Holy Spirit that validates us in the voice of Scripture over Christ's ability is, “There is nothing inaccurate, unfinished, left-undone or incomplete in His rest.
You are looking at perfection; absolute moral standard and an example of serving Gospel truth.

Where does this patience come from?

Why do we need it?

How does it relate to Christ's rest and perfection, completion, and ability in the race we are in?
                                                            God is removing contradiction, revealing confidence in you!

This produces rest in your faith when you are confident God is putting everything aside, there is nothing left-undone as He restores a cry of confidence where you can rest, “its put away”, because we know we are holding on to what we can't lose in Christ.
  • C. Striving defeats where there is Holy Spirit Validation revealed upon Christ. Our wrong ideas, contradiction, weights that break our confidence are where we don't feel complete in everything God revealed in Christ.
 
Do we hear the voice of New Covenant ministering to a need for purpose in Christ's promise?

His rest is not hype, desperation, fixing our problems, afraid of new challenges or trials, but knowing in Christ, we are going to come out of that with Christ with power.


 New Covenant promise is this:

“I'm going to make sure that when you have confidence in this race, and you know I'm patiently approving of you because the plan is final and complete in Him. I will use that New Covenant promise to bear witness of divine power over that rest and shake heaven and earth to reveal in your life what God has done in Christ."

Patience, in New Covenant, is dealing with striving where (contradiction) produces fear in response to what you see that needs to be fixed, solved or restored in ourselves.

“Fear is not a healthy response to something you have no power over, Faith is the healthy response to what you don't have power over." Fear causes you to hold on to something that is very real at times, but trickles down in our perspective defining it in ways that isn't true, or yet vastly unproven by our conviction; but then we hold on to that opinion, and won't let go of it as God says it is not bearing witness to divine power or confidence."

God repeatedly tells us,

                      "I have the power to help you lay that aside. To end manipulation, controlled or defined by that circumstance, that you feel is bigger than you. A striving in methodologies that will fix nothing...they are actually putting you to sleep”

We are being built up in our most holy faith, praying in the Spirit, and keeping ourselves in the Love of God in this hope every day when we refuse to strive, perform or work toward something we deserve as a trade-off of services rendered in our own ability; simply rest in what God has approved of toward us, and realize this race is drawing us into what is accurate, complete and finished in Christ."

He presents that drawing ability in as a promise before His presence without fault.

That is our confidence in His rest! The Holy Spirit looks at us in the spirit of New Covenant and says, “Great work, it all looks good, Nothing wrong here, looks good... and you worship, give thanks and rest in that faith or you struggle to see how it applies to you because you are looking at it from Old Covenant”... because the church can't reveal on fear, but built on love, a covenant of mercy, a covenant of patience, not built on broken shame, or performance in our emotions.

A broken expression says,

               "yeah, maybe the enemy is right. My emotions then prove correct. I should tear down this foundation, reform what it should have been, and hope it doesn't show signs of collapse."

Are we halting everything in this race to redo something?
Can we make it better with that wrong idea?

Satan's ministry of shame on the foundations of a New Covenant in the last days to break our confidence... that our firm belief is not stable, good or perfect enough!
(Our fear, and pain under Old Covenant would remain broken, left-undone toward New Covenant Rest- is where the enemy uses striving, performance works to keep us in those lie-strongholds in unbelief.
Focused on self exposes us to places of failure produced by places in the flesh that Satan tries to hold over us through condemnation and inability because of the law: a life-style of struggle in fear of death that never fixes itself.

Second set of questions:

 

  • Why wouldn't His promises shake off those fears, and complaints?
  • Why wouldn't His promises shake off unbelief and reproach in our faith that question God's ability, goodness that God is able?
  • Why wouldn't His promises shake off every false idea that would disconnect, or separate us from evidences and proofs of what God can accomplish?

Footnotes:

*The subtly of the serpent (shame): challenging areas of rest God has proven, reconciled, fulfilled that he alone is able to do in His power. Giving more to the idea of Christ having already reconciled everything to Himself to bring us into His rest, 2 Corinthians 11:2.

"You have time to hold fast to enter into His Covenant but slipping because we hide in fear is not a suggested method... rather we learn to pick it until we are confident."

*Failure in New Covenant is covered but that has to be made subject to Christ and still requires genuine confidence that God is able.

*If you Stop believing and receiving, we are slipping away from being a partaker of Christ in hardening unbelief.
*Spiritual error in every church is when we don't hold on in Confidence to give God our defeats.
*True Faith is knowing God is able, and entering prayer in a finished rest by not letting anything impede that power.
*The enduring, pressing in side of faith: prayer security, the call of the Spirit to see powerful times be cast over areas of shame, till we say "what does God have in Christ, but doesn't have in us until we commit in confidence of His rest? Heb. 2:8
*Resting power in our faith means as we give Him our prayer time, He will show you what is under New Covenant Truth, you will stand in that faith as your partake of ME".

 

Study tip: Common faith language in the Bible: "He is able"; "confidence" "Subject to God"; synonymous terms of 'authority, open heaven, Rest in Covenant'. Same thing in New Covenant Methodology.

Accordingly , we are called to be "steadfast and immovable" (1 Peter 1:19). 
However, the word translated as steadfast is not in the Greek text. The verb used here is aorist middle passive participle of the verb parakaleo, which means "to stand firm." The first part of verse 19 says that God's people must have this quality because they will face persecution from all sides. This is an important point for us today.