The power of constant communion with God

RESUMEN: To have unlimited power in prayer, we must abide in Christ and remain in a living, loving, conscious, and willing union with Him. This means staying close to Him and receiving life and fertility from Him. Our heart must remain in love, our mind rooted in faith, and our hope grounded in the Word. We must be united with the Lord and have constant communion with Him. If we break our communion with Him, we lose power in our supplications. The Lord must abide in us, and we in Him, for us to have powerful prayers.

We must necessarily be in Christ to be able to live for Him, and we must abide in Him to be able to argue the largeness of this promise of His. To remain in Jesus is to never abandon him for another love, or for another object, but rather it is to remain in a living, loving, conscious and willing union with Him. The branch is not only always close to the stem, but is always receiving life and fertility from it. All true believers abide in Christ in one sense; but there is a higher meaning that we must know before we can achieve unlimited power on the throne. "Ask all you want is for the 'Enochs' who walk with God, for the 'Juanes' who lie on the Lord's breast, for those whose union with Christ leads them to constant communion.

The heart must remain in love, the mind must be rooted in faith, hope must be grounded in the Word, the whole man must be united to the Lord, otherwise it would be dangerous to be entrusted with the power of prayer. The carte blanche (carte blanche) can only be awarded to someone whose very life is: "I no longer live, but Christ lives in me." Oh you who break your communion, how much power you lose! If you want to be powerful in your supplications, the Lord Himself must abide in you, and you in Him.

Source: The Bank of Faith Checkbook. Translation by Allan Roman.

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