Where We Walked

Apostle Grace Lubega

Psalms 119:96(KJV); I have seen an end of all perfection: but thy commandment is exceeding broad.

David, a man of the Spirit, traversed the physical and spiritual world and beheld perfection in all its forms, its reaches and limitations.

He did not only behold perfect things but saw all these things in their state of absolute faultlessness and right in that experience, realised that the Word of God was still broader.

Understand this.

At the very pinnacle of all perfection is from where the Word begins, it is not merely the explainer of perfect things.

God [the very embodiment of the Word] is deep and bottomless.

However, He does not want you to define His depth in perfection because He is deeper than all perfection.

When you walk in the realm beyond perfection, the things that amaze you change because you are no longer in the realm of those who are amazed by perfect things.

Your hunger changes, your thirst changes, your prayer changes, your conviction changes, your ministry changes, your vision changes and your experiences change.

Perfection can be understood in the language of men. However the realm beyond perfection cannot be articulated in the language of men.

In that realm, you start to see what no eye has seen, to hear what no ear has heard and to conceive in your heart what no heart has ever conceived.

You nolonger relate with the Holy Spirit from progressive knowledge and start relating with Him from the complete and full knowledge of God.

God wants you to walk in the realms beyond perfection. He has set these paths before you because you are an eternal being. Live with this consciousness every day!

FURTHER STUDY: Revelation 1:8, 1 Corinthians 2:9

GOLDEN NUGGET:

God wants you to walk in the realms beyond perfection. He has set these paths before you because you are an eternal being. Live with this consciousness every day!

PRAYER: Loving father, I thank you for this wonderful knowledge. I am an eternal being and live life with this understanding every day. I walk in the realms beyond perfection and in the very broadness of the word. My life knows no limits. To the glory of your name. Amen.