Monday, May 7, 2012

We are rocks in God through The Holy Spirit

Psalms 18:2
2 The Lord is my rock, and my fortress, and my deliverer; my God, my strength, in whom I will trust; my buckler, and the horn of my salvation, and my high tower.

In the above single verse, king David has used 7 different names for his God. Surely, king David has not taken these names from another book to make a nice prayer, but he has personally experienced God in 7 different manners in his own life.

King David is a person who had a mouth of praise in honoring God
before the world all the days of his life.
I received salvation in 1988, being a born Buddhist. Ever since my spiritual life had been with frequent ups and downs even though I followed Church leaders and kept myself in regular fellowship with other Christians.

I praise my God, my situation has began to change since 2009 as I learned to communicate with the Holy Spirit. King David, being a person in the Old Testament, says in the above verse that God is his rock. But, sometimes I say to the Lord, being a person in the New Testament, "Oh! Lord, I am a rock in You through the Holy Spirit, that no devil or human can change."

Many Christians are even scared to make a statement of this nature thinking that Satan would attack them after they say it. There are some people, who are scared to praise God for their good health before others, for the fear that Satan would take away their health after they testify. Even though they take defensive in this manner, still the devil is attacking them as and when he wants.

Most Christians believe that if they are connected with a good church structure, they are well secured against all possible satanic attacks to their spiritual life. But for their own surprise, they face defeats, so called falls or backsliding even when they are under the protection of a big church by attending masses (services) regularly.

Until we receive boldness to proclaim slogans to the people around us like king David, in honoring God for all the good things we have received, the devil continues to stand beside us, damaging our spiritual backbone in order to make us permanent spiritual cripples.

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