It’s very interesting to note that the Hebrew word translated ‘ministers’ in this Scripture is the same word used in the Bible for priests and Levites; those authorized to minister in God’s temple. This is significant because today we’re all kings and priests unto God, Hallelujah!
There’s an interesting correlation between the tabernacle of the Old Testament and the New Testament believer. The glory of God came upon the tabernacle in the wilderness as a cloud in the daytime and as fire in the night. It gave them protection from the scorching heat in the day and gave light and warmth from the cold, dark nights in the wilderness. It’s the same today! The glory of God is in your heart, for the Bible says, “…ye are the temple of the living God…” (2 Corinthians 6:16). Now, I want you to know there’s more; I want to show you how to make spiritual fire.
Yes! You can make a fire by praying in the spirit. This isn’t the kind of prayer you say slowly and boringly. It’s not the cool, calm prayer you pray sitting in an armchair. No! I mean, this time your tongue moves faster than you can naturally control. When that fire starts, there’s an urgency in you; your words are fast and your spirit becomes quick, because fire doesn’t burn slowly, it devours! You may find yourself speaking so fast in strange tongues that pour out of you like a gusher. Soon you’ll find yourself pacing up and down. You just can’t keep still anymore because there’s fire burning. You’re violent in prayer, roaring at the top of your voice. There’s urgency in your spirit, and prophetic words well up and rush from your spirit into your vocal cords. When this happens, you’re creating the fire of God around you, and every challenge would melt before that fire. This is one way to change a hopeless situation.
There’s nothing you can’t change, absolutely nothing! There’s no situation beyond your control, all you need do is make up your mind to take charge, Hallelujah!
