Living in the Frequency of God: A Path to Healing and Wholeness

Living in the Frequency of God: A Path to Healing and Wholeness

September 25

In our present time, the same Jesus we read about in the Bible, who went about healing, doing good, casting out demons, and raising the dead, lives on through the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is one with Jesus and the Father, and the Kingdom of Heaven resides within us (Matthew 12:28). There's a pattern we must tap into, a pattern that transcends sin and encompasses everything. As we continue in this pattern, it resonates from the Spirit of God to our spirit (Romans 8:16), aligning our thoughts and emotions. We begin to realize the reality that Jesus lives within us, along with the Father and the Holy Spirit (John 14:23). We become one with them; they are a pattern, a vibration, a frequency.

As we immerse ourselves in this frequency, it prospers our soul (3 John 1:2). Our bodies start aligning, and healing begins in our eyes, hands, feet, and more (James 5:14-15). Our entire being becomes a dwelling place for God's presence because we are living in the frequency of faith (Hebrews 11:1), not the frequency of this world. Meditating on the Word day and night (Joshua 1:8), and using our prayer language (1 Corinthians 14:14), causes the Spirit of death to flee, replaced by the Spirit of life (Romans 8:2). Speaking to mountains, situations, or challenges (Mark 11:23), and aligning them with the Spirit of life, leads to miracles.

We can speak things into existence, for life begets life, just as death begets death (Proverbs 18:21). Consider the man living among the tombs, tormented day and night, but when Jesus came, the Word of God created a different frequency that overwhelmed the torment (Mark 5:1-20). Peace came upon him, and he began living in the frequency of healing and wholeness. Meditating on the Word day and night is crucial (Psalm 1:2). Instead of focusing on sickness, disease, and destruction, we meditate on the Word of God (Psalm 119:105), mixing our prayers with faith (Mark 11:24). Jesus has transformed our hearts into good ground (Luke 8:15), and we understand that Jesus resides within our hearts (Ephesians 3:17). As we mix our faith with the Word, we enter the frequency of God, and by His stripes, we are healed (Isaiah 53:5). The same God who raised Jesus from the dead (Romans 8:11), along with the same Holy Spirit (Acts 1:8) and Father (1 Corinthians 8:6), lives in us. This reality causes God to quicken our mortal flesh (Romans 8:11), tuning us into His frequency.

As we align our spirit, soul, and body with this frequency, the world around us responds accordingly (Romans 12:2). Even demons bow down because they realize they are not greater (Luke 10:17). Death loses its sting (1 Corinthians 15:55), and sickness and disease bow down to the Spirit of life (John 6:63). To tap into this frequency, Jesus must come into our hearts (Revelation 3:20), creating good ground (Matthew 13:23). We start meditating on Jesus being in our hearts (Galatians 2:20), transforming us. Even in moments of unbelief, we can bypass it with the Word and the Spirit (Mark 9:24). Our soul becomes aligned with the frequency, and we are transformed by the renewing of our minds (Romans 12:2), aligning our will and emotions with God's will.

This frequency differentiates between the cancer and healthy cells, giving proper instructions to the good cells and causing them to multiply. Healing can manifest in various ways (James 5:14-15), transforming sick, dead, and troubled cells. God is so great that all things must bow down to Him (Philippians 2:10). Jesus came to bring life and life more abundant (John 10:10), not to bring sickness and disease. We can live in the reality of God's Kingdom (Matthew 6:33), filled with peace, joy, love, and wholeness, as this frequency is within us. Even in moments of unbelief, we can bypass it with the Word and the Spirit of God (Romans 8:26-27), allowing the Spirit to multiply and bring order, just as Jesus brought order and then multiplied fish and bread to feed the people (Matthew 14:13-21).