Who God is
God is Spirit, and his worshipers must worship in spirit and in truth (John 4:24).
Who is God?
The Bible says that God is a Spirit. This means that the realm in which He operates is the realm of the spirit, and to Him, things in that realm are more real than the things in the physical realm that we see. To Him, things that be not; things that don’t appear real in the physical realm have already come to pass.
I’ll give you a good example of this, using the account of creation in Genesis. Now, when you read Genesis Chapter one, without studying further, you may get the impression that when God said “Let the earth bring forth grass, the herb yielding seed, and the fruit tree yielding fruit after its kind,” grass immediately began shooting out of the ground and trees instantly sprang up. But as you study further in chapter two, you’ll find that even though God commanded the plants to come into being, and saw that they were good, they didn’t spring up immediately because He needed a man to till the ground and rain to water the plants (Genesis 2:4).
Why then does the Bible say that everything God commanded to become, became? Where were they? They were in the spirit! As far as God was concerned, they were real for spiritual things are more real than physical things. For example, when He said to Abraham, “I have made you a Father of many nations” (Romans 4:17), the man didn’t have any child, and was already well advanced in age – almost a hundred years old. His wife Sarah was barren, but to God, Abraham was already the Father of many nations.
So, when God says to you, “I have given you that job,” don’t just look to the physical structure of the organization to which you tendered an application. Receive it in the spirit first! How? By Faith! Lay hold to that word because to God, you already have the job; yours is to take possession. When He says “I have given you a child,” don’t look at your belly; receive it first in the spirit.
Conclusion
To have a fruitful walk with God, you have to learn to see like Him; from the spirit. If you don’t see it there, you’ll never see it in the physical realm, for He’s a Spirit and operates from the realm of the Spirit. That’s why in blessing us, He didn’t bless us with all the physical blessings in the world first but with “all spiritual blessings in heavenly places in Christ Jesus” (Ephesians 1:3). He did it that way because the spiritual is greater than the physical and gives birth to the physical.
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