How to Understand the Significance of God's Calling for Your Life
In a world swirling in confusion and chaos, many people are without hope and are desperate for any good news:
Good News is exactly what the body of Christ possesses!
We are on the edge of a Great Awakening that will usher in the greatest harvest the church has yet seen.
The need of the hour is for a church mobilized to go out into the fields to work with the Lord of the harvest.
The mandate of the generation of saints living in the age leading up to Christ's return—the army chosen to execute the divine campaign that ushers in His reentry to the planet—is both weighty and exalted!
This is a generation that will walk in the righteous character of the Lord, clothed in the armor of God's glory and armed with His power to withstand the demonic assaults that will characterize the day of the Lord!
These saints of God will be joined to the Lord in a holy union not observed since the first disciples!
It is therefore vital that God has a generation prepared and positioned with divine revelation and understanding of the call on this notable hour of His story;
a generation that will be equipped to begin to move out in strength, courage and boldness to do exploits and advance the kingdom of God on earth!
Yes, God has created and fashioned us for Himself, for His pleasure; however, we are also created to accomplish specific tasks in His work, to complete His purposes in Christ as we are told in Ephesians 2:10:
"For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them."
When Jesus was about to die and made the remarkable statement, "It is finished," it was the cry of a warrior, declaring the battle was won and victory accomplished for all who would believe in Him!
The work of salvation was completed, and the provision of absolute victory was made for the fulfillment of the plan of God to be accomplished in the fullness of time.
In Jesus' triumph, He was utterly victorious over Satan, completing the work of the stripping and removal of all his authority (see Col. 2:15).
However, a practical outworking of what Jesus accomplished on the cross remains for the sons of God to enforce His victory and complete His work—just as He finished His Father's work!
God is seeking saints who are like-minded with Christ and united with Him in His purposes!
In John 4:34, Jesus said to them,
"My food is to do the will of Him who sent Me, and to finish His work." Let us be about His work.
God's desire is that we fully understand the divine call on our lives and who we are in Christ.
It is vital that we have His revelation of its fullness in this incredible hour in which we are chosen to serve Him!
In our search for understanding, let us look at Hebrews 10:7, a Scripture that is prophetic regarding Jesus' first coming, it states:
"'See, I have come to do Your will, O God,' as it is written of Me in the volume of the book."
This reality is equally true and can be applied to all children of God—to sons and daughters who have matured in understanding that they have been sent by God from before time and are called forth in their time to fulfill the destiny He has prepared for them.
God wrote about us in His Word with the intention that we would search out the Scriptures to gain understanding of our identity in Him as children of God crying "Abba Father."
In this episode of The Sound of the Trumpet on the Charisma Podcast Network, we will be examining Scriptures embedded with revelation of God's intent regarding who we are, why we are here and the call on our lives.
Faith Marie Baczko is the founder and president of Headstone International Ministries and Headstone Academy Online Schools. Faith is a prophetic teacher, bringing significant revelation and fresh prophetic insight, to mobilize, equip and strengthen the body of Christ for this momentous hour of history. Visit her ministry website or contact@headstoneministries.com.
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