Miscreations

 I write words of wisdom and promote a way of thinking that I believe to free the minds of the reader. I dont hold any glory for myself and I dont claim to be that wise either. These are biblical principles that we discuss and apply with great results and therefore put forth as wisdom principles.

  I wanted to come up with a short verse about the backwards kingdom and the power of creation but I have failed to explain this principle in simple terms. My goal is to teach the reader to give up control of their life in order to achieve Gods will for their life.

  First I believe we must all understand the backwards kingdom, what does it mean and why is it so? When we say that we are backwards we mean that we get results opposite than what we expect. Example: we give to recieve, when we take what we want we lose what we have. Or when we humble ourselves we are exalted but when we stand proudly we are cut down. This principle is key to living a Godly life. Understand this principle and many things will begin to make more since.

  The Word tells us that the simple will confound the wise, God engineered this world to take care of us so that we can focus on Him. He did not want us to worry or fear about the future, food or shelter. YHVH has your needs under control. On the otherside of this equation we have the creation power within us, the power of life and death resides in our tongue. This is to say that our words have the ability to shape the world around us. This is why we have the warning about accountability to our carelessly spoken words. It is at the core behind the concept of the Responsible Christian.

 So what are we saying and why are we saying it? We are miscreating with our vocabulary daily and rarely even identify an deficiency in ourselves or our choices. I hear people damn a thing when its giving them problems or frustrating them. G.D. this and G.D. that are chanted casually as if it means nothing to be spoken aloud. Alas we are not hear to discuss the spoken word, we are hear to understand why the things we work so hard for often become the thing we loath the most. We are here to identify our miscreations. 

 

 In my mind its simple but the concept has proven difficult to express but I will attempt to convey clearly none the less for those with ears to hear, or eyes to read. We are called to live for God as Christ lives for God, putting the needs of others before our own. And like Christ we are called to die for the unlovely, to do what is right even if its uncomfortable or undeserved. We are called to show Gods love for others but most people only do for themselves with personal comfort and personal gain being their true motivations. 

 God is the best at everything and will do everything for you if you do for Him what you know to be right and true. Ego says that we are creators and filled with power and shall sit apon a throne before the people, positioned higher than other men. It is this ego mind that leads us down a path of miscreating.

 Who can achieve more in my life, YHVH or me? YHVH can/and will always do better than I will, so why would I want to do for myself what YHVH can do for me better? It's when we take control of something that YHVH releases control of it. Backwards kingdom. When we stop looking for something we find it. When we work egotistical and self centered YHVH will leave it to us and our creative power but anything created without YHVH must be maintained without YHVH.  Like a relationship we can convince ourselves we love them but its really the sex we love so we make it work, but it never really does work because the relationship is really a miscreation and fails in five years.

 When we let the idea of a family life die and focus on godliness towards others YHVH can then work in our lives and build relationships that truly become family. We are not called to fulfill our dreams, YHVH has us covered, we are called to love one another and be Christ on earth without fear of the consequences. It's our responsibility to represent YHVH and His love.

 It's a choice, take action and use force to get the things we want from life or let go of our personal desires and purpose to do what YHVH desires.  When we force something to happen we can and will produce something that has the appearance of our desires, but what we create in this manner is corrupted and impure. A miscreation. 

 YHVH wants you to be happy but it's not your purpose to be self satisfying, your purpose is to be YHVHs flesh and blood, the body of Christ. We are called to be Christ like, and every step in that direction is the right one.

- The Responsible Christian