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The Power of Assertive Obedience is a piece of Christian reflective literature that explores the relationship between calling, leadership, fear, and obedience to God. Through personal reflection, biblical principles, and observations about spiritual leadership, the writing examines how many believers are equipped by God yet remain hesitant to act on what the Holy Spirit has placed within them. The manuscript reflects on the idea that true leadership often begins before recognition or position, and that obedience to God frequently requires movement despite fear and uncertainty. Drawing from Scripture, personal experiences, and spiritual insight, the piece encourages believers to embrace the responsibilities, burdens, and holy discontents placed on their hearts by God. At its core, this reflection challenges readers to consider whether they are merely equipped for purpose, or truly willing to be mobilized by the Spirit into action.

We had the highly learned men like Nicodemus, who, despite his knowledge of the Torah and theology, could not fathom how a person could be born again. “How can a man be born when he is old?” (John 3:4). For he had not considered a man to be a spiritual being first before inhabiting a physical body. Surely, the learned in the apostles’ time were perplexed by how a few unlearned men spoke a wisdom unknown to the masses, defied the natural principles of physical life when miracles were involved, and delivered a mysterious divine message to the world, which they themselves had found unbelievable and were taught to be ‘fools and uneducated’ first in order to consume this divine knowledge.

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Show me heaven, that I may lust over the above. Give me a vision, more than plausible glory of the men who will save this world. Restore to me the joy of my salvation. Empower me to seek the kingdom before money.

This article explores the deep truth of being spiritually adopted as a child of God and the freedom this gives a believer. Keywords include:Sonship, Liberty, Adoption, Privilege, Prodigal Son, Desire, Freedom, Faith.