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From Human Response To Divine Nature
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Summary
This podcast explores how God uses the baptism of fire to transform believers from merely human reactions into the expression of His divine nature. Through trials, discipline, and surrender, the Lord burns away dross, purifies the heart, and brings His people into deeper realms of peace, joy, and freedom. As we submit to His dealings, Christ Himself perfects us, creating a pure bride who responds to every situation out of His nature rather than the soul. This process leads us level by level into maturity, oneness, and fruitful participation in the life of God.
Show Notes
- God’s fire finishes the work by burning away dross, chaff, and hidden attachments
- The baptism of fire produces peace, freedom, and deeper release in God
- Victory comes through submission, not self-preservation
- God is preparing a clean bride to stand in His presence without reservation
- Transformation comes through yielding, not human effort
- Discipline is evidence of sonship and love
- The fire produces divine responses instead of human reactions
- God is forming His own nature within us
- Each level of fire produces greater fruitfulness
- Fellowship strengthens us through God’s dealings
- The goal is participation in the divine nature
Key Quotes
- “The fire finishes the work because it burns away everything that doesn’t belong in our spirits.”
- “We’re not going forward by our humanity, but by the grace of God and His anointing.”
- “The only thing we have to do is submit—Christ is the One perfecting us.”
- “God is taking us from the human to the divine.”
- “Discipline proves we are sons.”
- “We come out of the fire bearing fruit.”
- “Oneness is born out of His nature, not our soul life.”
Scriptural References
1.Malachi 3:2–3 The refiner’s fire purifying His people
2.Daniel 3:16–25 The three Hebrew children in the fiery furnace
3.Hebrews 12:6–11 Whom the Lord loves, He disciplines
4.Isaiah 53:7 Christ as a lamb before His shearers
5.John 4:23–24 Worshiping in spirit and in truth
6.Ephesians 2:10 We are His workmanship
7.1 Corinthians 10:13 God provides a way of escape
8.2 Peter 1:3–8 Becoming partakers of the divine nature
9.Romans 8:29 Conformed to the image of His Son
Takeaway
God’s purpose is not to improve our human response but to replace it with His divine nature. Through the fire of His dealings, He lovingly removes what cannot remain and forms Christ within us. As we submit to His process, we move from level to level, bearing fruit, walking in peace, and responding to life out of His heart rather than our own. This is how God prepares a spotless bride and brings His people into true oneness in Christ.
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*Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player.
Summary
This podcast explores how God uses the baptism of fire to transform believers from merely human reactions into the expression of His divine nature. Through trials, discipline, and surrender, the Lord burns away dross, purifies the heart, and brings His people into deeper realms of peace, joy, and freedom. As we submit to His dealings, Christ Himself perfects us, creating a pure bride who responds to every situation out of His nature rather than the soul. This process leads us level by level into maturity, oneness, and fruitful participation in the life of God.
Show Notes
- God’s fire finishes the work by burning away dross, chaff, and hidden attachments
- The baptism of fire produces peace, freedom, and deeper release in God
- Victory comes through submission, not self-preservation
- God is preparing a clean bride to stand in His presence without reservation
- Transformation comes through yielding, not human effort
- Discipline is evidence of sonship and love
- The fire produces divine responses instead of human reactions
- God is forming His own nature within us
- Each level of fire produces greater fruitfulness
- Fellowship strengthens us through God’s dealings
- The goal is participation in the divine nature
Key Quotes
- “The fire finishes the work because it burns away everything that doesn’t belong in our spirits.”
- “We’re not going forward by our humanity, but by the grace of God and His anointing.”
- “The only thing we have to do is submit—Christ is the One perfecting us.”
- “God is taking us from the human to the divine.”
- “Discipline proves we are sons.”
- “We come out of the fire bearing fruit.”
- “Oneness is born out of His nature, not our soul life.”
Scriptural References
1.Malachi 3:2–3 The refiner’s fire purifying His people
2.Daniel 3:16–25 The three Hebrew children in the fiery furnace
3.Hebrews 12:6–11 Whom the Lord loves, He disciplines
4.Isaiah 53:7 Christ as a lamb before His shearers
5.John 4:23–24 Worshiping in spirit and in truth
6.Ephesians 2:10 We are His workmanship
7.1 Corinthians 10:13 God provides a way of escape
8.2 Peter 1:3–8 Becoming partakers of the divine nature
9.Romans 8:29 Conformed to the image of His Son
Takeaway
God’s purpose is not to improve our human response but to replace it with His divine nature. Through the fire of His dealings, He lovingly removes what cannot remain and forms Christ within us. As we submit to His process, we move from level to level, bearing fruit, walking in peace, and responding to life out of His heart rather than our own. This is how God prepares a spotless bride and brings His people into true oneness in Christ.