Mosely's Bench

In life, I “walk” with everything, whether by affiliation or association. I have set myself in agreement with everything I am involved in, which includes educational, religious and political activities. In worldly parlance, birds of a feather flock together. So in everything I commit myself to, either knowingly or unknowingly, I bring myself under The Law of Agreement and I am therefore accountable for my actions.

Love never fails. It is absolute. At no time, under no circumstances, regardless of what the situation may be, can love fail.

Sometimes charity or love will feel cold because of our sin, but love is always there.  A person may not nourish and take care of love as things of this world take a more important role.  Regardless, love is ever present.  Love cannot be destroyed.  Love lives through all our temptations and our most difficult times.  Love is forever perfect.

Sin will automatically result in some form of bondage or captivity.  The only way to reverse captivity is to confess, repent, rely on mercy, and make restitution where possible.  Another component of deliverance is restoration, which completes the process of returning a person to his former place or condition.

God said, I will not do anything unless I first reveal it to my servants, the prophets. God is saying to us that anything that He does which is not reserved to Himself, He will reveal to one of His. Under the Law of Notice and Warning, Our God, Our Heavenly Father, has committed Himself to not allow His children to be caught by surprise.

We learn to listen to His warnings or we choose not to.  As we grow as Christians, we can learn to listen and heed His warnings.  If you look or even think back at circumstances, you can remember times when if you had just listened to that little voice inside, you would have avoided an unpleasant or harmful situation.

Death and Life are in the power of the tongue. This implies that in everything we say we are speaking either life or death to that situation. Most believers are speaking death to daily circumstances. By our words, we are justified, and by our words, we are condemned.

Our words can cause happiness or sorrow. They can give hope or destroy hope. Unkind words said to a spouse or child can be devastating to the person or the opposite, kind words can lift a person. There are consequences to our words.  A witness in court can cause a man to be condemned or be set free.  A teacher who teaches students can cause false beliefs or can put students on the right path.  Undo criticism can cause others to doubt themselves.

The Body of Christ, in many instances today, is functioning according to the world’s system as it relates to Spiritual Law. Most of us are our own public relations persons. We are blowing our own trumpets and we are tooting our own horns, just as the world does. This is a great violation of The Law of Exaltation and Abasement. When we operate on the negative side of this law, we automatically bring ourselves under the negative side of the Law of Life and bring us under The Law of Abasement or being brought low.

King Solomon is passing on words of wisdom to his son in Proverbs.  He wants to make sure that his son realizes how important God’s Word is. We should be in the Word daily, meditate on it, and keep it close to our hearts.

The Word of God is life and health to all our flesh. The Spirit of God will reveal to us those things that we do in the natural, emotionally and spiritually that either adhere to laws of health or violate laws of health.

Forgiveness is a gift God gives us freely and completely.  We are also to forgive others freely and completely.  Because He gives us grace for Christ’s sake, we are to also give grace to others.  In that way, we show our relationship to God.  When we are forgiven by God, the sin is not remembered any more.  Sins against us which are forgiven are not to be remembered. Unforgiveness breaks down our relationships and interferes with God’s purpose for us.

Everything we say, everything we do, brings us under the Law of Accountability and Responsibility. Believers have to be mindful of daily activities, what we do, what we fail to do, or what we are involved in because we are accountable for what we do and what we fail to do. The Word tells us that we are accountable for every idle word we speak. Most believers do not want to acknowledge accountability and spiritual matters.  Tragically, we fail to understand that there is accountability and responsibility in the spirit realm, that we are accountable to God for everything we do or say.

We easily relate to certain things in the natural as concerned seasons. There are certain things we do in certain seasons. We understand, accept, and adhere to natural seasons. But because we can not make contact with Spiritual seasons with our natural senses, most believers are unaware that these Spiritual Seasons are just as real as the natural seasons that we know and respect.

Consequently, many believers are operating out of seasons in most things that we do.