Manifest Devotional
The Connective (Hearts On One Accord)
Evangelist LaJeune Farmer
Acts 2:1 - When the day of Pentecost had fully come, they were all with one accord in one place.
The connective manifest a servants heart. Hearts on one accord like the disciples in the upper room.
The upper room is like a metaphor of our communications station during prayer with God— keeping our minds stayed on the one who is the source and resource of perfecting Kingdom building. The “I Am” of life speaks, proceeds, prepares and provides from life’s beginning to life’s end or life’s eternity. Jesus sacrificed His life to save, serve and synchronize our lives for greater works—keeping us from the grips of death, teaching us the things of God the Father, bringing us together on one accord—leaving with us the Holy Comforter to continue his ministry of reconciliation. So, whoever believes in Jesus should not perish but have eternal life.
Standing on the word of God requires discipline in Him to endure the race. It requires training, tarrying, and telling your testimonies of victories won. Prayer, supplication, humility and submitting to the authority of the Holy Spirit are other requirements necessary to function as a team (one body), all for the ultimate goal of winning souls for Christ, just as it happened for Peter in the beginning of Acts. The same emotional, reckless and violent Peter who said he would follow Jesus even if it meant death instead, denied him. But after the Holy Spirit came upon him, 3,000 people were added to the church after hearing his sermon. This is an example of what happens to a life touched by the Holy Spirit of God.
Father God in the name of Jesus let it be unto us as it is in your word. Transform our hearts and minds empowering us with your Holy Spirit for the next harvest of souls coming home. Amen.
Evangelist LaJeune Farmer
Acts 2:1 - When the day of Pentecost had fully come, they were all with one accord in one place.
The connective manifest a servants heart. Hearts on one accord like the disciples in the upper room.
The upper room is like a metaphor of our communications station during prayer with God— keeping our minds stayed on the one who is the source and resource of perfecting Kingdom building. The “I Am” of life speaks, proceeds, prepares and provides from life’s beginning to life’s end or life’s eternity. Jesus sacrificed His life to save, serve and synchronize our lives for greater works—keeping us from the grips of death, teaching us the things of God the Father, bringing us together on one accord—leaving with us the Holy Comforter to continue his ministry of reconciliation. So, whoever believes in Jesus should not perish but have eternal life.
Standing on the word of God requires discipline in Him to endure the race. It requires training, tarrying, and telling your testimonies of victories won. Prayer, supplication, humility and submitting to the authority of the Holy Spirit are other requirements necessary to function as a team (one body), all for the ultimate goal of winning souls for Christ, just as it happened for Peter in the beginning of Acts. The same emotional, reckless and violent Peter who said he would follow Jesus even if it meant death instead, denied him. But after the Holy Spirit came upon him, 3,000 people were added to the church after hearing his sermon. This is an example of what happens to a life touched by the Holy Spirit of God.
Father God in the name of Jesus let it be unto us as it is in your word. Transform our hearts and minds empowering us with your Holy Spirit for the next harvest of souls coming home. Amen.
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