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God the Father sent Jesus - that is what Jesus said.

God the Father did the miraculous works through Jesus - that is what Jesus said.

Jesus sent us to do greater works than even He did - that is what Jesus said.

What are “the works”? What Jesus did, which included supernatural miracles and destroying the “works” of the devil.

Why did Jesus do the works? So “they would believe” He was who He said He was and that He was “sent”.

Who sent us? Jesus did.

What should we do? “The works” Jesus did. Why? So, they will know He was sent and thus believe everything He said.

Why was Holy Spirit sent? So we would remember the things Jesus said and be our Helper.

Help us with what? Everything, including supernatural works that Jesus did.

So, let’s expect to do the works Jesus did – by faith in what He promised.

Now wouldn’t that rock the world if that became the Christian “normal”?

The reason it is called “super-natural” is because it is exactly that – not something we can do on our own because it is not natural. The supernatural works point to He Who is supernatural and not to us.

Signs (miracles) are given to point to the Wonder. He is the Wonder……………

“All things are possible to those who believe”.

Greater Consecration + Greater Holiness + Greater Death to Self = Trusted with Greater Glory.

Watch our words, Watch accusations, Don’t celebrate the fall of others, FEAR the LORD.

Greater Glory is about to be released in the earth. We want to carry this Glory for the LORD so we should make ourselves ready to be chosen as vessels who God sees as ready to receive it and give it away – for His Glory, and our joy, to have been Chosen.

"...that the world will know that You have sent Me, and have loved them as You have loved Me." These are the words of Jesus. The word "know" is rich and multifaceted, meaning the deepest form of understanding someone—experiencing, perceiving, and truly knowing them. To know that Jesus was sent is to know why He was sent. Jesus paved the way because He is the Way Maker to the Father and to an eternity of Oneness and unimaginable wonders.

But He also sent us, as He was sent. To do what? To be His witnesses, which includes operating in the power He used and even greater power for greater works (John 14:12-14), so that our testimony of Him and His words is supported by power, allowing those who do not know to believe. In John 14, Jesus reminded Philip that if he could not believe in Him through His words, then he should believe because of the works Jesus performed.

Let’s shake the foundations of unbelief by being willing vessels to demonstrate the power of God through faith in Jesus Christ, so that they will know!