Peter Roselle: Fueled by Heaven’s Power (2 Corinthians 4:16)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 2020-07-07

Quotes: "When we see Jesus face-to-face, at His final return, there will be no more tears,
no more pain, no more dying. Until then, we live in the middle. We went from the perfection in the Garden, to the entrance of death through sin, and will move back to the perfection of the Garden at His return. 2 Corinthians 4:16 (TPT) For even though our outer person gradually wears out, our inner being is renewed every single day.” That renewal of our inner man is fueled by the power of the age to come.Before I was saved, I was not being fueled by the power of the age to come. I was being fueled by the pleasures of sin for a season: Hebrews 11:24-26 (TPT) “…although [Moses] was raised as the son of Pharaoh’s daughter, he refused to make that his identity, choosing instead to suffer mistreatment with the people of God. Moses preferred faith’s certainty above the momentary enjoyment of sin’s pleasures."

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Christians are described as people who have:
Hebrews 6:5 (TPT)
“…tasted of the goodness of the Word of God and the powers of the age to come.”

Holy Spirit’s role is to provide power in our life that will remind us of the 
fullness of power we will have for eternity when Jesus returns.

Revelation 5:8-10 (TPT)
8 And when the twenty-four elders and the four living creatures saw the Lamb 
had taken the scroll, they fell facedown at the feet of the Lamb and worshiped him. 
Each of them had a harp and golden bowls brimming full of sweet fragrant incense—
which are the prayers of God’s holy lovers.
9 And they were all singing this new song of praise to the Lamb:
“Because you were slaughtered for us,
you are worthy to take the scroll and open its seals.
Your blood was the price paid to redeem us.
You purchased us to bring us to God
out of every tribe, language, people group, and nation.
10 You have chosen us to serve our God
and formed us into a kingdom of priests who reign on the earth.”

We will rule and reign with Him right here on the earth.
The New Jerusalem comes down from heaven:
Revelation 21:2 (TPT)
“I saw the Holy City, the New Jerusalem, descending out of the heavenly realm from 
the presence of God, like a pleasing bride that had been prepared for her husband, 
adorned for her wedding.”
We will be fueled by the full measure of Holy Spirit’s power so that we 
can rule and reign with Christ.
While we abide here in the earth as 
1 Peter 2:11 (TPT)
“resident aliens and foreigners in this world, I appeal to you to divorce 
yourselves from the evil desires that wage war within you.”
Where those two spheres overlap and interlock is Holy Spirit’s connection.
We have it in part now because of what happened on the day of Pentecost.
When we see Jesus face-to-face, at His final return, there will be no more tears,
no more pain, no more dying.
Until then, we live in the middle.
We went from the perfection in the Garden, to the entrance of death through sin,
and will move back to the perfection of the Garden at His return.
2 Corinthians 4:16 (TPT)
For even though our outer person gradually wears out, our inner being is 
renewed every single day.”

That renewal of our inner man is fueled by the power of the age to come.
Before I was saved, I was not being fueled by the power of the age to come.
I was being fueled by the pleasures of sin for a season:

Hebrews 11:24-26 (TPT)
“…although [Moses] was raised as the son of Pharaoh’s daughter, he refused 
to make that his identity, choosing instead to suffer mistreatment with the people 
of God. Moses preferred faith’s certainty above the momentary enjoyment of sin’s pleasures. 
He found his true wealth in suffering abuse for being anointed, more than in anything the 
world could offer him, for his eyes looked with wonder not on the immediate, 
but on the ultimate—faith’s great reward!”