Comments on: “Where You Go I’ll Go” or “Just Do It”? – Part 1 http://www.stillhaventfound.org/2010/05/22/where-you-go-ill-go-or-just-do-it-part-1/ declaring and bringing heaven here on earth Mon, 06 Feb 2012 03:31:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: stillhaventfound http://www.stillhaventfound.org/2010/05/22/where-you-go-ill-go-or-just-do-it-part-1/#comment-118275 stillhaventfound Mon, 31 May 2010 02:18:27 +0000 http://www.stillhaventfound.org/?p=1228#comment-118275 Thanks s and Pilgrim for your thoughts. Like you Pilgrim, I still have questions and I'll try to share my thoughts in my next post in this series. Cheers :) Thanks s and Pilgrim for your thoughts. Like you Pilgrim, I still have questions and I’ll try to share my thoughts in my next post in this series. Cheers :)

]]> By: Pilgrim http://www.stillhaventfound.org/2010/05/22/where-you-go-ill-go-or-just-do-it-part-1/#comment-118038 Pilgrim Thu, 27 May 2010 10:28:25 +0000 http://www.stillhaventfound.org/?p=1228#comment-118038 I am not sure about how to answer such a question? To ask that question we also have to answer some other questions before that. Does it mean that when a person on the streets or whoever we are praying for is not healed means that it was because we were not “led by the Spirit” in the first place? OR to put it another way....Whether a person is healed or not is dependent on whether we see what the Father is doing? Do we only evangelise when we are only led by the Spirit or see what the Father is doing? If people reject the gospel, does that mean that we should not preach the gospel until we hear or see something from the Father? Does God give us a choice to approach certain people to evangelise and pray for healing? Or He only wants us to do it only when He gives the direction and it is not up to our choice? I really don’t know....I just hope that my questions will help us to further our thinking processes regarding your question. I am not sure about how to answer such a question? To ask that question we also have to answer some other questions before that. Does it mean that when a person on the streets or whoever we are praying for is not healed means that it was because we were not “led by the Spirit” in the first place? OR to put it another way….Whether a person is healed or not is dependent on whether we see what the Father is doing?
Do we only evangelise when we are only led by the Spirit or see what the Father is doing? If people reject the gospel, does that mean that we should not preach the gospel until we hear or see something from the Father?
Does God give us a choice to approach certain people to evangelise and pray for healing? Or He only wants us to do it only when He gives the direction and it is not up to our choice?
I really don’t know….I just hope that my questions will help us to further our thinking processes regarding your question.

]]> By: s http://www.stillhaventfound.org/2010/05/22/where-you-go-ill-go-or-just-do-it-part-1/#comment-117957 s Tue, 25 May 2010 01:29:49 +0000 http://www.stillhaventfound.org/?p=1228#comment-117957 imho, when we are filled with the Spirit, we will have the heart for people just as He does, and when someone needs healing, the Spirit will definitely lead us to do so. "not being led by the Spirit" may just be an excuse for fear and doubts, but when we really do truly have a love for others, our love will override all these fears. On the other hand, I also believe the Spirit will allow us to discern whether or not a person will be receptive to receiving healing. That said, i think being led by the Spirit should really be something effortless and it starts from our own personal walk with God, and when it happens, it just does. :) Like they all say, "You just knowww." imho, when we are filled with the Spirit, we will have the heart for people just as He does, and when someone needs healing, the Spirit will definitely lead us to do so. “not being led by the Spirit” may just be an excuse for fear and doubts, but when we really do truly have a love for others, our love will override all these fears.

On the other hand, I also believe the Spirit will allow us to discern whether or not a person will be receptive to receiving healing. That said, i think being led by the Spirit should really be something effortless and it starts from our own personal walk with God, and when it happens, it just does. :)

Like they all say, “You just knowww.”

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