The Transformation of Our Mind

Recently we began to address the existence and power of the subconscious. In our drive to walk as free sons, whom Christ has truly set free, we must be able to see every aspect of our being set free from the world and the conditioning upon the subconscious brought by the years of exposure to the thinking of this age. Paul struggled with this very thing....Romans 7:19: "wherein the good that I wish to do I do not do, but I practice the very thing I would not do..." -the activity of his subconscious was still at play. Before journeying on in this pursuit of the re-training of the subconscious, I would like to present to you something further to think upon. We must, without question, recognize the need we have to change, or we will not have the drive necessary to overcome the obstacles that we will face.

The limitation you have known exists only within your mind for you have been given everything pertaining to life and godliness. The doors to the jail cell have never existed but within your mind; and these are days where the light has come and revealed the dark and hidden recesses of illusion. We are seeing the end of one chapter, and the beginning of a new one, but first, the old must be put away. It is time to enter into the unlimited and eternalness of our existence - according to the Order of Melchezidek - with neither beginning nor ending of days.

And the Ancient of Days came, and judgement was passed in favor of the saints of the Most High - and they took possession of the Kingdom.

The following are highlights from a word which came from the Lord on March 2nd:

Because of the various teachings and misconceptions of what God is doing, you will have believers in this day looking for a fulfillment that may not be what God is bringing forth. Without a deep change of thinking and flexibility, there will not be many who will make it out of the Christian religious path into that which God is bringing forth in this day. To the new "ager" what God is bringing forth will appear religious, and to the religious, it will appear as new age.

The Christian has become so set in his ways concerning his doctrines of belief, that the new wine of this day may appear unpalatable, and the casual Christian will not have the ability truly recognize His appearing. Those who will comprise the army of the Lord in this day will not be composed of many from the religious ranks - not to say that there will not be 1 of a 1000 as the scriptures state, but it may well be the harlots and publicans that make it into the kingdom first. It was no different in Christ’s day, for it was to the harlots and publicans that He eventually spoke and saw the greatest degree of change happen.

In the days when Christ walked, the Pharisees, who were the religious of that day, were those to whom Jesus first approached. And it was the pharisees and religious of that day who looked for the fulfillment of their concept of the Messiah who was to come, who missed the hour of their visitation. When Christ came preaching the kingdom and casting out devils, not only did the religious not accept this as the expected fulfillment of the Messiah, but they referred to Jesus as one who had a devil.

It is no different in this day except the "religious" comprise millions more than walked the earth in Christ’s day. People are looking for a fulfillment of their concepts, and they will not recognize what it is God is doing. More than that, they will persecute the very thing God is doing.

It is the scripture about a new garment being put on an old wineskin, for the new wine will burst the skin. And so, without the flexibility of change, the new wine of this day will not be accepted by the Christian believer, for there is a reproach on the new thing God is doing, because to those without eyesight, it will look like, "new age", devil power, or any other term of the mystical, for this is the time that God is bringing together the realm of the physical, and the realm of the spirit. And God has carefully made a point in attaching a reproach to what He is bringing forth. Unless you see by revelation, you will most assuredly reject what He is doing.

We find perhaps the most accurate fulfillment of the scripture concerning the wedding feast -- When the king sent out his servants to invite those who were to come, (which could be compared with the religious of this day, or those who love God, but are just locked in - they still comprise the ranks of the religious) their response was that they were too busy, and some even beat those servants. The king then commanded His servants to go to the highways and bring in anyone so as to fill the room full. It was only after the room was filled, that the king then inspected those which came to see if they had made adequate preparation to be there, otherwise he cast them out. Some may believe that scripture speaks of the Christian evangelism of the last 100 years, but that scripture speaks of the time when the wedding feast was ready, which is only the time of the end, and at that time the believers and the called and chosen were the ones to whom the King sent his servants, and it was they who refused to come.

Those who will walk into this new day of the Kingdom will be comprised of those whom the Lord has prepared from many walks of life, and who do not have the mental conditioning and burdens which would prevent them from accepting the new wine of what God is bringing in this hour.

"It is more difficult for a camel to pass thru the eye of a needle, than a rich man to enter the kingdom". This scripture speaks not of the rich man who is rich by way of earthly means, but it is those who believe they have become rich, and have need of nothing, who have the perception and depth of understanding of God’s ways, who will reject the very thing He is set to bring forth. It has always been a pattern throughout history, that the very last movement that walked with God, will persecute the next level that God brings forth, because there is not the ability to change and move forward.

Without a deep transformation of the mind, no man will enter into the portals of the kingdom. And the lesser amount of baggage you have, the more able you will be to drop the old, and embrace the new, and allow God to transform your mind.

To the believer who has "done his homework", and embraced a deep working of the cross in his life, to that believer will be a preparedness to embrace the new. The proof as to who has done his homework before the Lord, will become manifest to all. This also refers to the scripture of the wise and unwise virgins. Both were called of God, but only one did his homework before the Lord, and had the much needed "oil" in his vessel, or the "ability" to see, the hour of visitation.

God will call 1 of a 1000, but it is not written in stone whether that 1 of a 1000 will be able to make this transition into the age of the Kingdom.