What My Father has taught Me

by | Dec 4, 2019

What My Father has taught Me

“So Jesus added, when you have lifted up the Son of Man [on the cross], you will realize (know, understand) that I am He [for Whom you look] and that I do nothing of Myself (of My own accord or on My own authority), but I say [exactly] what My Father has taught Me.” John 8:28 (AMPC)
What exactly are you saying to your challenges?
What specifically are you saying to your dreams and Vision?
What are you saying daily to yourself?
What are you saying to the people you are privileged to minister to?
Jesus had a learning place.
HE received it directly from God.
He consistently glorified God the Father in all that he does.
“You will know me as ‘I AM’ after you have lifted me up from the earth[a] as the Son of Man. Then you will realize that I do nothing on my own initiative, but I only speak the truth that the Father has revealed to me.”  John 8:28 (TPT)
Jesus did not do anything from His initiative.
It all originated from God.
Where are your ideas springing? 
Please subject your thought process to the scrutiny of the Word of God.
Let the Holy Spirit continually renew your mind. (Romans 12:2)
Speak and do only what He has revealed to you.
Do what God has taught you.

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