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Walking in the Spirit isn’t an activity separate from life, but the Holy Spirit will make every moment a spiritual experience.
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Walking in the Spirit isn’t an activity separate from life, but the Holy Spirit will make every moment a spiritual experience.
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Walking in the Spirit isn’t studying the Bible to become a scholar, but it moves us to hear God’s voice as He speaks through the Scripture so we receive what we need.
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Walking in the Spirit isn’t a human effort to experience God’s presence. It’s acknowledging God’s presence that’s already here.
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Walking in the Spirit isn’t knowledge of teachings, but doctrine comes alive in the presence of the Holy Spirit.
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Walking in the Spirit doesn’t consist of insincere descriptions of imaginary experiences. It consists of real experiences.
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Walking in the Spirit isn’t letting our minds run away in fantasy, but it’s genuine experience with God.
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Walking in the Spirit isn’t endlessly pressing God for more revelation, but God’s revelation flows to us in amazing ways in God’s timing.
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To walk in the Spirit, we must interact personally with the Holy Spirit. To receive divine revelation, we must interact personally with Jesus Christ. Christian thinkers need to seek the person of Jesus Christ, to wait in His presence. They need to acknowledge Him. Otherwise, all they have is human religiosity, which is of no spiritual value at all. So if we want to walk in the Spirit, we must keep in step with the Spirit.
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Walking in the Spirit isn’t a Sunday morning entertainment but a 24-7 ever-deeper immersion in God’s wisdom, righteousness, power, and glory.
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