We Respond With Christ’s Nature

Summary

How do we respond to everything around us? Are we responding from what we

know or past experiences, or are we responding by the Holy Spirit within us?

Who do we reveal when we respond to those around us and to the

circumstances we are confronted with in our daily lives – ourselves or Christ?

Show Notes

• How do we respond to life's circumstances and those around us?

• Our human nature must be gone so that we respond with the nature of

Christ.

• Christ resounded to His circumstances and those around Him by the Holy

Spirit.

References

Genesis 3: 1-6

Expulsion from Eden.

John 8:1-11

A Woman Caught in Adultery.

Matthew 5:17

“Do not think that I have come to abolish the law or the prophets. I have come

not to abolish but to fulfill.

I kings 3:16-28

Story of two women and the baby.

Quotes

• When Satan went to Eve and asked her about the apple, “hath God said,”

he got an opinion out of Eve. And that right there is the thing that we

cannot have.

• Our human nature has to be so gone from our soul and our flesh, as God

inhabits us, that when a question comes our response, our response is

mute. Because it's by His appearing, the answer comes.

• Not responding to doctrine, not responding to your conditioning's.

• He became the fulfillment of the law by taking it into a Kingdom Principle,

or how the Kingdom functions.

• He was king. It was His kingdom. His response was to bring the kingdom.

Take Away

We die to our human nature and take on Christ's nature. We like Christ must

respond to our everyday circumstances and those around us with His nature