Supernatural Faith
To receive the Spirit of God, you must open your heart to the miraculous and the supernatural. Without this, you risk falling into legalism—the trap of believing that you can earn God’s favor by your actions alone, instead of receiving it freely through His grace. But grace can never be earned. It is a divine gift that can only be accepted by faith—faith in the extraordinary, the supernatural power of God.
Grace itself is nothing short of miraculous. God made the ultimate sacrifice for our sins by sending His Son to die on the cross. This act was not a mere historical event—it was a supernatural transaction, a gift meant to be received with faith. It begins in your mind, touches your heart, and transforms your very spirit. To receive grace is to let it move deeply within you, renewing your inner being and filling you with divine life.
If you reject belief in the supernatural, or if you choose to delay embracing it, it’s like choosing to live a life with no ultimate meaning—accepting that your existence ends when you do. It’s as if you're saying, "I’m content with a brief life, with no lasting significance, and no eternal future." But to believe in the supernatural God of the Bible is to believe in something far greater: an everlasting life that stretches far beyond the grave.
Imagine this: if there is no supernatural realm, no afterlife, then our lives become meaningless. We live, we die, and then we are forgotten. Our bodies decay, and eventually, even our memory fades away. But the supernatural speaks of something radically different—a promise of eternal life. It promises that your soul will never be extinguished, that your true identity is eternal, and that you are part of a story that will never end.
The supernatural isn’t just a theological idea—it is the very heartbeat of existence. It’s the hope that we are not merely temporary beings, bound to the fleeting moments of this world. Instead, it’s the certainty that we were created for eternity. We were made to live forever, to experience the boundless love of God, and to dwell in His presence without end.
This is what the supernatural offers: a life of true vitality. A life that doesn’t fade with time, but flourishes in the eternal. It’s the knowledge that your soul is forever cherished, your existence has infinite value, and that you will never be forgotten. The supernatural is not just the foundation of faith—it is the source of life itself, vibrant, eternal, and full of purpose.