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The Greater Works Of Oneness
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Summary
This message reveals that the “greater works” Jesus spoke of are not primarily outward signs and wonders, but the inward work of God forming His people into true oneness. Through the breaking of the human nature and the renewing of the mind and spirit, God is creating a people who can see with His eyes, love with His heart, and function together as a fully formed body in Christ. These greater works culminate in the completion of the Body of Christ—living, unified, and expressing God’s heart toward all.
Show Notes
• The “greater works” include miracles, but go far beyond outward manifestations
• Human personality, mindset, and effort cannot produce true unity
• Oneness is a work of the Spirit, not agreement of opinions
• God is forming a people who are not recognizable by natural or religious standards
• Comparison and self-measurement hinder spiritual transformation
• A broken spirit allows God to change us more quickly and deeply
• The greatest sign is what happens inwardly before it manifests outwardly
• Seeing with God’s eyes removes contempt, prejudice, and judgment
• Jesus consistently defied human ideas of worthiness
• The ultimate greater work is the completion of the Body of Christ
• Oneness reveals God’s heart toward every person
• God alone receives the glory—this work cannot be credited to human effort
Key Quotes
“You cannot bring people into one mind naturally, but in the Spirit, God brings us into oneness.”
“The greatest sign you’re going to see is the one that happens inside.”
“God is creating something so new that it’s not recognizable—even to our own minds.”
“Our spirit needs to be broken so God can change us quicker.”
“The greater works ultimately turn into the completion of the Body of Christ.”
“We can’t take any credit for this—it’s all about what He’s doing.”
Scriptural References
John 14 (12) – Greater works than these shall he do
Ephesians 4 (13) – Unity of the faith and the full stature of Christ
1 Corinthians 12 (12–27) – One body, many members
John 17 (20–23) – Jesus’ prayer for oneness
Romans 12 (2) – Transformation through renewing of the mind
Philippians 2 (5) – Having the mind of Christ
1 Corinthians 2 (16) – We have the mind of Christ
Psalm 51 (17) – A broken and contrite heart
Colossians 1 (27–28) – Christ in you, bringing us to completion
Takeaway
The greater works are not something we perform—they are something God forms within us. As our hearts are softened, our spirits broken before Him, and our vision purified, God brings us into true oneness. This inward transformation produces a unified Body that sees as He sees, loves as He loves, and stands complete together in Christ—right now.
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*Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player.
Summary
This message reveals that the “greater works” Jesus spoke of are not primarily outward signs and wonders, but the inward work of God forming His people into true oneness. Through the breaking of the human nature and the renewing of the mind and spirit, God is creating a people who can see with His eyes, love with His heart, and function together as a fully formed body in Christ. These greater works culminate in the completion of the Body of Christ—living, unified, and expressing God’s heart toward all.
Show Notes
• The “greater works” include miracles, but go far beyond outward manifestations
• Human personality, mindset, and effort cannot produce true unity
• Oneness is a work of the Spirit, not agreement of opinions
• God is forming a people who are not recognizable by natural or religious standards
• Comparison and self-measurement hinder spiritual transformation
• A broken spirit allows God to change us more quickly and deeply
• The greatest sign is what happens inwardly before it manifests outwardly
• Seeing with God’s eyes removes contempt, prejudice, and judgment
• Jesus consistently defied human ideas of worthiness
• The ultimate greater work is the completion of the Body of Christ
• Oneness reveals God’s heart toward every person
• God alone receives the glory—this work cannot be credited to human effort
Key Quotes
“You cannot bring people into one mind naturally, but in the Spirit, God brings us into oneness.”
“The greatest sign you’re going to see is the one that happens inside.”
“God is creating something so new that it’s not recognizable—even to our own minds.”
“Our spirit needs to be broken so God can change us quicker.”
“The greater works ultimately turn into the completion of the Body of Christ.”
“We can’t take any credit for this—it’s all about what He’s doing.”
Scriptural References
John 14 (12) – Greater works than these shall he do
Ephesians 4 (13) – Unity of the faith and the full stature of Christ
1 Corinthians 12 (12–27) – One body, many members
John 17 (20–23) – Jesus’ prayer for oneness
Romans 12 (2) – Transformation through renewing of the mind
Philippians 2 (5) – Having the mind of Christ
1 Corinthians 2 (16) – We have the mind of Christ
Psalm 51 (17) – A broken and contrite heart
Colossians 1 (27–28) – Christ in you, bringing us to completion
Takeaway
The greater works are not something we perform—they are something God forms within us. As our hearts are softened, our spirits broken before Him, and our vision purified, God brings us into true oneness. This inward transformation produces a unified Body that sees as He sees, loves as He loves, and stands complete together in Christ—right now.