THE PRINCIPLE OF DIY IN THE WORD

When you take authority and do things yourself there is a joy that comes to your heart like the one recorded in the Gospel book of Luke 10:17. The disciples had returned from the missionary journey and were telling Jesus the results and their encounter with the devils. The sense of joy and happiness is just out of this world. It gives you a great testimony which you can share with believers to encourage them and with the unbelievers in order to tell them about the power in the name of Jesus. Doing these things, by yourself proved that the word is working. Jesus had said in Jn 14: 12 that we will be able to do the same work He did.

Many of the prayers will be unbelief. We ask God to do those things He has commanded us to do. Take for instance, a Christian asking God to help him defeat the devil and that God should not let the devil hurt him. It may sound good, but it is religious, and it is wrong. Little wonder our prayers are not answered most of the time we pray. How could God answer such prayers full of unbelief? In James 4: 7 he told us to resist the devil and he will flee from us. That is our responsibility. It is our duty to resist. But we turn it unto God. We say we don’t have power to do it and yet we are filled with the Holy Ghost and speak in other tongues. What power do we need again? We say we are waiting on God whereas God is waiting on us to take the resurrection power inside of us Epha1: 16-19 and use it to our advantage.

However, this book is developed to teach Christian that this attitude is not supposed to be. We are to take responsibilities. Of course, there is room for helping others and we are called to do that, but a time comes in one's Christian life that one must rise and take responsibility for his own growth in life. This book will show you how to do that