"The intimate communion of the Lord is with those who fear him, and he will make known his covenant." Psalm 25.14
To develop an intimate communion with the Father, we must know, understand and have revelation of the following:
He is our Heavenly Father.
We are his children.
He loves us and longs for our company.
We can go confidently to the throne of grace.
Intimate communion with Him will always lead us to act.
Praise and worship are the way to start the relationship, before asking or doing anything else.
We need a special, secret place to be with Him.
Also, anointed worship music that helps prepare the atmosphere.
Developing an intimate relationship with God requires patience, faith and perseverance.
The Father is waiting to have intimate communion with his children.
The Father is looking for a room, not a visitation, a place to rest, sit and have fellowship with his children. Let us be part of a people that yearns for communion and fellowship with the heavenly Father.
What are the results of having an intimate communion with the Father?
-The manifestation of the supernatural life, of the eternal life of Himself.
In communion with Him, He will show us our personal condition, cleanse, heal, restore and bring out in us the character of Jesus; peace, joy, patience and the supernatural life of the Kingdom; and we will see one miracle after another.
Denuedo is audacity, boldness, boldness, courage, courage, boldness to speak and act in the name of God. Boldness or boldness is not received by human ability, but as a result of having an intimate relationship with the Father.
The opposite of boldness is fear; the fear comes from a heart full of doubts, while the boldness comes from a heart full of faith (Daniel 11.32).
"14The intimate fellowship of Jehovah is with those who fear him, and to them he will make known his covenant." Psalm 25.14
The Father is looking for a room, not a visitation, a place to rest, sit and have fellowship with his children. Let us be part of a people that yearns for communion and fellowship with the heavenly Father.
