Why Your Christianity Doesn't Work

 

Revelation 5: 9-10, 12 says,

 9And they sung a new song, saying, Thou art worthy to take the book, and to open the seals thereof: for thou was slain, and hast redeemed us to God by thy blood out of every kindred, and tongue, and people, and nation;

 10And hast made us unto our God kings and priests: and we shall reign on the earth.

12Saying with a loud voice, Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honor, and glory, and blessing.

He that believes the good news, which is “Forgiveness of sins in Jesus name, redemption (purchased from your slave master-sin, death and Satan) through the blood, sanctification (set apart as chosen generation, holy and acceptable unto God for every good work) by the Holy Spirit and the word, regeneration (rebirth; re-creation) as sons and daughters of the King and entry into His kingdom.

The King Jesus commanded that all who believe should be discipled (that is, to enroll one in learning how to function in the new status as a king)

Jesus left the world and sent the Spirit of Sonship or Kingship into believers so they could function in this new life, position, status the King received at such an expensive price. King Jesus was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honor, and glory, and blessing for us so we could walk in this newness of life.

Why then does your Christianity not work?

The just shall live by Faith, Romans 1: 17.

The just is the person who was once a slave to a brutal master and had no way to be free. Then someone volunteered to buy back the slave’s freedom, change the conditions and situations surrounding the slave’s existence, cancel and expunge the record of slavery, adopt the slave as son or daughter of the buyer which automatically confers on him or her same royal status of the buyer.

The only problem now is that the slave has only known the lifestyle of slaves and freedom is not a reality for him or her because his or her address or residence was changed, the food is now different, the clothes are now those worn by royalty. The biggest problem is learning the language of the court; his or her mentality must change from being property to owning all things; the work he or she must do to earn a living must change from working for others to overseeing the father's work. The way for obtaining things must change from wages or being fed scraps after a hard days work in the field to demanding or asking from his father and commanding everything else put in his power.

The greatest task for the newest royal son or daughter is to know his or her father; observe what and how he does things and pay attention to the fathers plans, purposes, mission and objectives. Further more, he or she must practice what he or she learns in order to perfect all he or she observes, and sees the father do.

The question the believer must answer is do you know the father? Have you ever taken time to observe and learn anything from Him? Do you know His plans, purposes, mission and objectives? Have you ever practiced what you observed, learned from Him in order to perfect in yourself what you see Him do?

Princes and Princesses are born to the King, but Kings are not born they are made. Becoming a King and a priest requires training, painstakingly acquiring skills of the court every second of the day. Dress, eating, talking, walking, standing, and relational codes must become a lifestyle and culture for everyday living so that one can not separate the person from the things practiced