Women Inseparable

This discussion explores the question "Should God be feared, and how can we do that?" in a way that’s both personal and scriptural, weaving in practical insights for daily life.Personal challenge: Matthew 6:33-34Women Inseparable @ https://www.womeninseparable.com/social-media@therollingthrufirepodcast on https://linktr.ee/rollingthrufirepodcast

Die in the flesh -- live in Christ. How? The Holy Spirit! He is in us, always, Next question: How do we treat that reality? Sometimes, this truth is overwhelming that we decide to fall back and live as we are used to in fear that we don't know how to live in the Spirit. That is so fair! Being alive in Christ is brand new. It's always brand new. Know that He is in your every heartbeat. Allow Him to lead you to love Jesus --- heart, mind, and soul --- completely. His presence will become your breath. Trust Him to lead. You, follow. He will never leave you---even when you do not "feel" Him.

I am honored to sit with my son, Peyton Palmer, as we engage in Scripture, prayer and laughter. Be among the first to like, follow and subscribe to @therollingthrufirepodcast on https://www.instagram.com/therollingthrufirepodcast/

Savor your time with God; it will carry you throughout your day. He gives us our Daily Bread. Every day. Focus on the Daily Bread/Scripture given to you by the Holy Spirit. This is an intentional meal for the day set before you. Focus on that, and God will use it. Consider this truth: God has removed the log in your eye through the blood of Jesus Christ. Savoring His Word throughout your day will instruct you and teach you how to live "log-less." In turn, savoring His Word will allow the Lord the freedom to keep your heart clean, so that He can use you to help others do the same through the precious and powerful Word of God!

1 Corinthians 8Here is a breath of renewal and strength, of identity and freedom, of newness and power—which is exactly what Jesus offers to us. It is exactly what Jesus desires to offer to the person beside you—wherever that may be. Therefore, Paul says, couple your knowledge of freedom with love.

Do we have the Spirit by works or by hearing with Faith? This is our question upon salvation, and it is our question day after day, moment after moment, growth upon growth. Pay attention to whom you are listening. What is the purpose behind your works -- make sure your heart follows Jesus. It is easy to lead others astray when you are not following the Holy Spirit.

1 Corinthians 7Satan’s first presence on earth was with the intent of separating man from God and man from his wife. Why? What is in marriage that is a personal attack on Satan? Why does he hate it so desperately? Because the image of marriage is a beautiful symbolism of our personal relationship with God Almighty through the love displayed by Jesus Christ on the cross at Calvary.

The Spirit graciously opens our eyes to behold life through the lens of eternity rather than the earthly lens we know all too well. Insert the question of earthly beauty. How are we to behold earthly beauty through the lens of eternity? Scripture answers this questions so sweetly and without judgment. I greatly appreciated how the Lord covered my personal responses with His!

1 Corinthians 6To settle a dispute among yourselves is honorable; and, friend, it is attainable. The presence of Jesus in your heart, the Spirit alive within you, and God on His Throne will help you. May we purpose—each and every day, every moment—to recall these three truths. May we etch them in our minds, write them on our mirrors, post them on our screens. Jesus is here. The Spirit is here. God is here. See it. Feel it. Walk in it. Speak in it. Respond in it. Be the evidence of it. Not because you are faking and trying to but because He is, and you are His. Proceed in His presence day by day, moment by moment, victory by victory, strength by strength; and then breathe.