Paul wrote by The Holy Spirit in 1 Corinthians chapter 2:
2 My brothers and sisters, when I first came to proclaim to you the secrets of God, I refused to come as an expert, trying to impress you with my eloquent speech and lofty wisdom. 2 For while I was with you I was determined to be consumed with one topic—Jesus, the crucified Messiah. 3 I stood before you feeling inadequate, filled with reverence for God, and trembling under the sense of the importance of my words. 4 The message I preached and how I preached it was not an attempt to sway you with persuasive arguments but to prove to you the almighty power of God’s Holy Spirit. 5 For God intended that your faith not be established on man’s wisdom but by trusting in his almighty power.
We are meant to minister with the demonstration of the almighty power of The Holy Spirit. This power will be demonstrated in many forms depending on the needs we encounter. As our faith in increased by embracing all aspects of The Word, we will act on our faith and demonstrate this power. James wrote by The Holy Spirit in chapter 2:
14 My dear brothers and sisters, what good is it if someone claims to have faith but demonstrates no good works to prove it? How could this kind of faith save anyone? 15 For example, if a brother or sister in the faith is poorly clothed and hungry 16 and you leave them saying, “Good-bye. I hope you stay warm and have plenty to eat,” but you don’t provide them with a coat or even a cup of soup, what good is your faith? 17 So then faith that doesn’t involve action is phony.
18 But someone might object and say, “One person has faith and another person has works.” Go ahead then and prove to me that you have faith without works and I will show you faith by my works as proof that I believe. 19 You can believe all you want that there is one true God, that’s wonderful! But even the demons know this and tremble with fear before him, yet they’re unchanged—they remain demons.
Those who FATHER has led to give into this ministry are demonstrating good works by helping impoverished children who are experiencing being poorly clothed and hungry. Our financial assistance is clothing and feeding these impoverished children each month and FATHER is pleased and will reward each of us who participate. Our faith increases as we consistently tithe unto FATHER and acknowledge HIS preeminence in all aspects of our life.
Those of us who act will be allowed to enter into The Holy of Holies because we are pleasing to HIM. FATHER will increase the quality of our life as we draw closer to HIM and overcoming obstacles will become easier.
In Hebrews chapter 10, it is written by The Holy Spirit:
19 And now we are brothers and sisters in God’s family because of the blood of Jesus, and He welcomes us to come right into the most holy sanctuary in the heavenly realm—boldly and with no hesitation. 20 For he has dedicated a new, life-giving way for us to approach God. For just as the veil was torn in two, Jesus’ body was torn open to give us free and fresh access to him!
A new and living way has been given to us thus allowing us to come boldly into the most Holy Sanctuary. Why hang around outside when you have been given the invitation? The Secret Place is waiting for you in the shadow of THE ALMIGHTY (Psalm 91) which can only be found in HIS presence. This is a special place reserved for those who walk and act in Agape Love.
Jesus spoke in Matthew chapter 25:
31 “When the Son of Man appears in his majestic glory, with all his angels by his side, he will take his seat on his throne of splendor, 32 and all the nations will be gathered together before him. And like a shepherd who separates the sheep from the goats, he will separate all the people. 33 The ‘sheep’ he will put on his right side and the ‘goats’ on his left. 34 Then the King will turn to those on his right and say, ‘You have a special place in my Father’s heart. Come and experience the full inheritance of the kingdom realm that has been destined for you from before the foundation of the world! 35 For when you saw me hungry, you fed me. When you found me thirsty, you gave me something to drink. When I had no place to stay, you invited me in, 36 and when I was poorly clothed, you covered me. When I was sick, you tenderly cared for me, and when I was in prison you visited me.’
37 “Then the godly will answer him, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry or thirsty and give you food and something to drink? 38 When did we see you with no place to stay and invite you in? When did we see you poorly clothed and cover you? 39 When did we see you sick and tenderly care for you, or in prison and visit you?’
40 “And the King will answer them, ‘Don’t you know? When you cared for one of the least important of these my little ones, my true brothers and sisters, you demonstrated love for me.’
May the impoverished children we are ministering to be blessed by our acts of Agape Love toward them!