How to Soak in God’s Presence
This article I found on the internet regarding Christian Meditation and Soaking in God’s spirit is simply wonderful. The author gives a definition of Christian meditation and then step my step instructions of how to “soak” in God’s Spirit or “meditate” on the Lord. There is an actual play on words that I see in the phrase. We can say we are SOAKING In God’s Spirit or Soaking IN God’s Spirit. I love the latter meaning we are soaking up God like a sponge as the author illustrated. I know you will enjoy the article as much as I have. – Rhonda
Christian Meditation and Soaking in the Spirit of God (On the Web)
(Excerpt from Supernatual Signs and Wonders)
Through-out our global mission work Jenny and My-self, Edward have found that the Lord moves in amazing ways. One of the most interesting insights for us has been in silence, meditation, soaking, waiting on Him to appear.
We have been witness to amazing miracles, including healings from mental disorders to cancer. It is common for angels to ‘turn up’ there have been experiences of ‘thunder’ ‘lightening’ people having visions, portals opening, and open heaven. People often receive revelation, enlightenment, prophecy and visions from God.
People lay on the floor (bring a pillow, if you want) some just sit in a chair. Quiet intimate music is played, a word may be spoken, or a brief message given, you my be anointed with oil.
All people, cultures and denominations are welcome, God has no boundaries.
What is Christian Meditation, and Soaking?
Remember you don’t have to be a ‘Christian’ to meditate on your Creator. If you don’t know God, but are willing to wait and see if He shows up then meditation is a real way to experience the intimate presence of God. We also call this experience ‘Soaking’ (or ‘Supernatural Soaking’), because it involves being immersed in God’s presence and filled with the Holy Spirit.
Intimacy with God begins when we radically pursue Him with our whole heart. King David wrote, “When You said, ‘Seek My face,’ my heart said to You, ‘Your face, O Lord, I shall seek’” (Psalms 27:8). God invites us in James 4:8 to “Draw near to God and He will draw near to you.” God is saying to us, “Seek my face! Draw near!” Our hearts are crying out, “YES!” But our flesh is screaming “NO!” The sad part is our flesh usually wins.
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(You’ll get instructions on how to Soak in God’s Presence)
