The Language of the Spirit - Adrienne Ross

Adrienne Ross

The Language of the Spirit

 

Text: Psalm 138.2, John 1.1, Romans 12.1-2, Proverbs 23.7, Matthew 12.34, 4.4, Psalm 103.20, Jeremiah 1.12, 1 Samuel 13.19, Job 22.28, Genesis 2.19

“I speak Jesus” is not only a name but a language. There is a language called Jesus.
The name of Jesus is important but not just to say at the end of a prayer. It’s time to take on the language of the spirit.

With His face comes His hand. It’s not a rare occurrence but what God wants to do all the time. You can’t separate the language of the spirit from receiving His signs, wonders, and miracles.

He exalted His word and His language above His own name. The word of God is the language of the spirit. When we speak His language, we are infusing the Spirit into every situation. We can’t separate the word from His name. When we speak the name of Jesus, we are creators. What you say is what you’ll have.

The language we speak is the language we think. We think in our native language. What is your native language? Native: associated with the place of one’s birth. We are born into a sin nature and then we’re born again. We have dual natures to contend with. We choose which nature to build up and obey. We build up the one that we want to dominate.

It’s a moment by moment decision to choose our nature; it’s not automatic. We have to continually renew our minds.

We have to steward our souls well. The language of the spirit develops as we lean into His spirit. Who you are will reveal itself in your language.

We are the voice of the Lord. Our words can commission angels. We speak, we release.

We are given the language of the spirit. He’s not intimidated by our questions or our lack of knowledge. The language of the spirit didn’t originate with the Bible but existed before; the Bible records the language of the spirit.

God honors what we’ve spoken. Alignment with God means God allows us to decree a thing. God trusted Adam to get it right because they were in alignment, so intertwined, that God agreed to let it be. He trusts us to steward the language of the spirit so that He can back up what we say and not let our words fall to the ground. He’s looking for the one who dares to speak the word. He wants to hear from me!

We have to be careful what we are thinking and speaking because we are creating. It is worth contending for the creative power of God.

God is moving and the language of God is a key.

 

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