Speak Christ In The Earth

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INTRODUCTION:

God has been meeting many in this day and making alive the word as found in the Scriptures. Peter wrote in his epistle, “whoever speaks, let him speak, as it were the utterances of God.” The words that a believer speaks need to come out of what has become real in a person's personal experience. As the believer experiences the Word, it becomes part of his being, then he is ready to minister that Word to others.

SHOW NOTES:

• In this new day, we are speaking words that God has imparted to our spirit, not words from man.

• The early disciples were given power to speak the Word of God with great boldness.

• When something God speaks comes alive in us, then it becomes a living word that can bring an impartation to others.

• If you come with Christ in you, people tend to listen, because it sparks a response in them of a hunger.

• Christ is forming His body to be the channels in the earth, to be part of bringing His Kingdom on earth.

QUOTATIONS:

• God didn't raise us up to talk about God; He raised us up to speak God into the earth.

• The consuming desire of the disciples was to speak, to proclaim the Word of the Lord: they believed and effectually demonstrated that the Lord Jesus Christ was speaking through them.

• There's no defined way you can actually say to do this, except simply open your heart and receive the Word, the unadulterated Word of God.

• It is very important that what you are going to speak is real to you; we're imparting what we've become.

• When you're speaking out of an anointing—out of the inner part of you being that's been—the appropriation has taken place and you have Christ there and He's living in you, and you speak that Word.

• There's an anointing that is far greater than a teaching. In fact, teaching doesn't even come close.

• Paul talked about a living Word and a dead word. What does a dead word do? It kills. We don't want to have a dead word. How does a living word come? It come out of the appropriation of Christ in you.

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