01/12/2010 - RECEIVING AND TEACHING

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For I received from the Lord that which I also delivered to you: that the Lord Jesus on the same night in which He was betrayed took bread. (I Corinthians 11:23)

Jesus continues to deliver revelations to His children, which should be written down and followed. He would never say anything that wasn’t of the utmost importance for us. Without the teachings of the Lord, we are away from the blessings, but by observing His recommendations we obtain victories. Paying due attention to what you are being taught is the secret for you to be very successful.

The lessons we receive from the Most High must be delivered to whomever He tells us. Only those of a personal nature should be kept between Him and you. Whatever is helpful for someone’s success or deliverance should not be discarded; it should be put on a lamp stand for the lamp is lit to illuminate us all. It\’s a fact that a simple spiritual conversation is more edifying than many sermons delivered without proper anointment. Besides, it is rewarding to be used by the Father.

On the other hand if someone receives a revelation from God to be transmitted to others but does not do it, they will be blamed for the errors arising from their lack of understanding. It is a fact that there are personal revelations, but there are others which should be shared with the entire congregation. If the church were truly a living organism, it would be more active and blessed; after all, the Head of the Church feeds it through its members. Instead of promoting meetings to comment on other people’s lives, we must communicate to each other about what we have learned from the Lord. It will certainly be a blessing for everyone.

One of the instructions arising of Paul\’s revelation is that there must be order and decency in all things. He spoke of the Last Supper, but in the Gospels we see that when the Lord multiplied the loaves and fishes, He ordered everyone to sit in groups of 50 or 100 before He performed the miracle of feeding the multitude (Luke 9:10 -17). According to His guidance we see that organization is a must in everything He does.
When I was a boy aged between seven and nine years old, I was reading the book of the prophet Daniel and I understood the reward that awaits those who teach righteousness to other people. At that very moment, I prayed to God for that blessing. I know that a great reward is in store for me in eternity. Now, those who also want to partake it should just comply with what the Word says.

A fact that everyone needs to know is that whoever omits revelations helps the enemy. Never cooperate with the devil in his evil plan to take lives to eternal destruction. Think big and every time you learn something in the Word of God share it with as many people as possible. It is worth it!

In Christ with love,

R. R. Soares