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Ep# 232 - Supernatural by Design - Part 2
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- Jan 30, 2025
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Summary
In part one of Supernatural By Design, we laid the foundation that the supernatural is not optional—it is our divine design. We are not just human; we are vessels of the Kingdom, carriers of God's power. Jesus Himself could do no mighty works where unbelief reigned, and we see a similar tragedy in the Church today—a lack of miracles and supernatural manifestation in our daily lives. But here’s the truth: the Holy Spirit is leading us into a profound awakening. We are stepping into alignment with the mind of God, embodying Jesus Christ so fully that the Father manifests His kingdom through us. This revelation has been unfolding for months, beginning with the Word of the Year I shared on January 6. If you haven’t listened to that broadcast, I highly encourage you to do so—it's a right-now word for this hour. In fact, I recently transcribed and formatted it into a small book to make it more accessible. Now, let’s anchor today’s message in Romans 12:1 (Mirror Translation): "Live consistent with who you really are, inspired by the loving kindness of God. The most practical expression of worship is to make your bodies available to Him as a living sacrifice. This pleases Him more than any religious routine. He desires to find visible individual expression in your person." If we are to live consistent with who we really are, we must live supernaturally. God desires to manifest Himself through us—not just as an abstract identity, but as an actual expression of heaven on earth. Key Takeaways: * Our Identity in Christ Defines Our Supernatural Reality – The supernatural is not something we strive for; it is the natural fruit of our oneness with Jesus. * We Must Get Our "I" Right – The illusion of separation from God has conditioned us to live from a false identity. The truth is, o…