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A New Era of Fellowship

 



In this current age, many believers find themselves fellowshipping online, often separated from their designated spiritual fathers or mentors due to geographical distances or the sheer number of spiritual children a leader may have. Despite this separation, the principle of tapping into spiritual heritage remains powerful and accessible.

1. The Power of Faith and Declaration:

  • Believers can tap into their spiritual inheritance by faith. Just as Elisha invoked the spirit of Elijah, you can speak with the authority and voice of your spiritual heritage to effect change in your circumstances. The power lies not just in physical proximity but in the spiritual connection established through faith.

2. Spiritual Heritage Through Online Fellowship:

  • In an era where online ministries are flourishing, believers can connect with their spiritual parents virtually. Through teaching, prayers, and shared faith, the anointing can flow even across digital platforms. Engage with the teachings, declare the blessings, and embrace the spiritual authority that comes from being part of a spiritual family, even from a distance.

3. Receiving Grace from Spiritual Fathers:

  • Many spiritual fathers and mothers intentionally release the grace they carry upon their followers. This release can happen through prayers, teachings, or impartation during online services. When a spiritual leader speaks blessings over their congregation, believers can receive that grace by faith, trusting that it will manifest in their lives.

4. Active Participation:

  • Just because you’re not physically present doesn’t mean you cannot actively engage. Participate in online services, prayer meetings, and community discussions. As you align your heart and spirit with your spiritual family, you open yourself up to receive the anointing and grace they carry.

Applying the Key of the Kingdom

As believers, understanding the principle of tapping into the anointing can be life-changing. Here are some key takeaways:

  1. Desire and Expectation:

    • Just as Elisha desired a double portion of Elijah’s spirit, believers must cultivate a strong desire for God’s anointing in their lives. This expectation prepares the heart to receive.
  2. Faith and Action:

    • Believing in the power of God to work through others is crucial. When you encounter circumstances that seem insurmountable, reach out in faith. Whether through prayer, laying on of hands (virtually or in person), or seeking godly counsel, act on your belief.
  3. Spiritual Mentorship:

    • Seek out spiritual mentors who carry the anointing you desire, whether in person or online. God often works through relationships, and mentorship can facilitate the transfer of spiritual gifts.
  4. Prayer and Intercession:

    • Engage in prayer, asking God to fill you with His Spirit and empower you for your specific calling. Pray for those who inspire you and for the anointing to flow through their lives to yours.
  5. Embrace Your Identity in Christ:

    • Understand that as a believer, you are already endowed with the Holy Spirit. Recognize that you have the authority to invoke God’s power in any situation.

Conclusion

If you find that your current measure of spiritual power is not sufficient to change the circumstances around you, remember that God has provided ways to access greater anointing. Just as Elisha tapped into the power of Elijah, you too can tap into the spiritual legacy of those who have gone before you, even from a distance.

Embrace the truth that with faith, prayer, and an understanding of your identity as a child of God, you hold the keys to unlock the supernatural power of the Kingdom of Heaven in your life. God is waiting to empower you to overcome challenges and make an impact in your world. So, step out in faith, seek the anointing, and watch as God moves in miraculous ways!

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