End of ourselves - the start of God’s own way,
Rise from the pits to all He wants us to be.
No more rebellion shall our hearts obey,
But live the life God called us to, set free.
Be a miracle worker, bold and true,
Move into realms where heaven’s light expands.
Shift to the place where ‘Kratos’ breaks through,
And do miracles with anointed hands.
The ‘Dunamis’ already deep in you
Shall come out shining, holy and alive.
For prayers of the righteous still ring true -
Their power makes the impossible survive.
In Jesus’ Name, we rise and do His will,
His feet, His hands, His body - living still.
In times of global acceleration,
Seek divine steps and wisdom's dictation,
Our superconscious downloads instruction
To reprogram our subconscious foundation.
Our thoughts, they may lag behind,
They oft confine our conscious mind
But God's wisdom, when intertwined,
Destiny quickens with Kairos time.
When Christ's mind becomes our own,
Influences subconscious to align with heaven
Our speech, infused with Rhema’s design,
Reflect God's purpose, clearly shown.
Embedded deep within our own hearts,
Resides God's plans, His perfect gifts,
With Dunamis flowing, we impart,
His strength and energy, our spirits leap.
Jesus is right: Life entails a balancing act
(He is never wrong, by the way) : -
"Be in this world, but NOT of it. Don't react."
(How? you ask. Impossible even for you!)
O just wait, when life leaves you askew.
And it happened to not a few
Saint Paul gave up his education, pedigree
Where he had fought Christians tooth and claw
("God is One. Without you! And no trinity!")
Listen en route to Damascus. Light. No more Pharisee.
Some have no way to Light but through law and rules
(Commandments, Constitutions, but ah! We make Exceptions)
The LAW is a mirror to human hearts: rebellious on roads
At the House, at school, at office. Shirkers, too. But Grace isn't earned
Agape and Dunamis. So I won't judge, share my bread, yearn for shalom
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