Walking in Oneness: Embracing Our Divine Identity

Today, we explored the profound reality of what it means to be one with God, to walk in the fullness of the spirit, and to put on the “coat of divinity.” Through testimonies of healing and deliverance, we were reminded that God is not just a distant force, but a present, active power within us. Each of us is called to recognize and cultivate the spirit man at our core, understanding that our true identity is not found in the flesh or the soul, but in the spirit that is made in the image of God.

We revisited the foundational truth that our soul is divided into the mind, will, and emotions, and that too often, these parts of us are louder than the spirit. The challenge is to feed and develop the spirit man so that it can lead, rather than being dominated by the flesh or the soul. As Jesus put on humanity, we are called to put on divinity, to intentionally grow into the likeness of Christ, not just in character but in authority and function.

Scripture reveals that we are not merely followers of Christ, but sharers in His nature. Just as Jesus is the first fruit, we are the many fruits that follow, called to do the works He did and even greater. The power to subdue, to heal, to cast out, and to transform atmospheres is not something we wait for from the outside; it is already within us, waiting to be released as we align with God’s spirit.

This journey requires daily crucifying of the flesh and retraining of the soul. Deliverance is not always the removal of desire, but the growing ability to say “no” to what does not align with our true identity. As we mature, our emotions and thoughts come under the authority of the spirit, and our will becomes an instrument of God’s purpose.

Heaven is always speaking, but we must tune our frequency to the spirit, not the noise of our emotions or the distractions of the flesh. When we walk in this oneness, we move with the authority of sons and daughters of God, manifesting His kingdom on earth. The world is waiting for this manifestation, for believers who know who they are and walk in the fullness of their inheritance.

Key Takeaways

• 1. The spirit man is the core of our being and the part of us that is like God. To live as God intends, we must intentionally feed and develop our spirit, allowing it to lead rather than being dominated by the flesh or the soul. This requires daily discipline and a conscious choice to prioritize spiritual growth over carnal desires. [15:34]
• 2. True deliverance is not always the absence of temptation or desire, but the maturity to deny the flesh and align with the spirit. Growth in Christ means learning to say “no” to what is not of God, even when the old desires persist, and to crucify the flesh daily so that the spirit can thrive. [59:12]
• 3. Our soul—comprised of mind, will, and emotions—often drowns out the voice of the spirit. Retraining our emotions and thoughts is essential so that our will can be directed by the spirit, not by past hurts or fleeting feelings. This is the path to hearing God clearly and living in His purpose. [16:30]
• 4. The authority and power to subdue, heal, and transform are already within us, not something we must wait for from heaven. As Christ is the first fruit and we are the many fruits, there should be no difference in the works we do when we walk in oneness with Him. The world is waiting for the sons and daughters of God to manifest this reality. [32:12]
• 5. Heaven is always speaking, but we must tune our hearts to the right frequency. If our soul or flesh is louder than our spirit, we will miss what God is saying. Cultivating spiritual sensitivity requires quieting the noise within and aligning ourselves with the voice of God, which brings clarity, authority, and peace. [25:49]

Youtube Chapters

• [00:00] - Welcome
• [03:16] - Testimonies of Healing and Deliverance
• [07:14] - Personal Names for God: Way Maker
• [12:18] - Recap: The God Man and the Spirit Realm
• [13:33] - The Three Parts of the Soul
• [15:34] - Diagram: Spirit, Soul, and Flesh
• [16:30] - Being Led by the Spirit
• [18:21] - Jesus and the Power Within
• [22:19] - The Power Working Inside You
• [25:49] - Tuning to Heaven’s Frequency
• [26:46] - Putting on the Coat of Divinity
• [32:12] - No Difference Between Us and Jesus
• [39:17] - “Ye Are Gods”: Scriptural Foundation
• [42:54] - Authority Given to the Seventy
• [49:10] - The Issue of Spiritual Opposition
• [59:12] - True Deliverance and Crucifying the Flesh
• [63:28] - Prayer for Renewed Emotions and Hearing God
• [70:23] - Walking in Oneness and Receiving the Harvest
• [73:17] - Walking in Authority and Receiving the Harvest
• [91:16] - Prophetic Ministry and Personal Words

1. In John 10:30-36, what claim does Jesus make about his relationship with the Father, and how do the religious leaders respond?
2. According to Ephesians 3:20, where does the power to do “far more abundantly than all that we ask or think” come from?
3. In Luke 10:17-20, what was the reaction of the seventy-two when they returned, and what authority did Jesus say he had given them?
4. According to the sermon, what are the three parts of the soul, and which part of us is “like God”? [[13:33]]

1. Why did the religious leaders want to stone Jesus for saying, “I and the Father are one”? What does this reveal about their understanding of God and identity?
2. The sermon says, “The spirit man is the core of you.” What does it mean for the spirit to lead, rather than the soul or flesh? [[15:34]]
3. In Ephesians 3:20, Paul says the power is “at work within us.” How does this challenge the idea that we are waiting for God to act from the outside?
4. The seventy-two in Luke 10 were surprised by the authority they had in Jesus’ name. What does this suggest about the kind of life Jesus expects his followers to live? [[42:54]]

1. The sermon challenges us to “feed and develop our spirit man” so it can lead. What is one practical way you can intentionally feed your spirit this week, rather than your flesh or emotions? [[15:34]]
2. The pastor said, “True deliverance is you saying no, even though you may have those feelings, those emotions, those desires, but you know that’s not who I am.” Is there a specific area where you need to practice saying “no” to your flesh or soul? What would that look like for you? [[59:12]]
3. The soul is made up of mind, will, and emotions, and sometimes these are “louder” than the spirit. Can you identify a recent situation where your emotions or thoughts drowned out what God’s Spirit was saying? How could you respond differently next time? [[16:30]]
4. The sermon said, “Heaven is always speaking, but are you listening? Are you on the right frequency?” What are some distractions or “noise” in your life that make it hard to hear God? What step can you take to quiet those this week? [[25:49]]
5. The pastor taught that “the authority and power to subdue, heal, and transform are already within us.” Is there a situation in your life, family, or community where you need to step out in this authority? What is one action you can take to release God’s power in that area? [[32:12]]
6. The message said, “As Jesus put on humanity, we are called to put on divinity.” What does “putting on the coat of divinity” mean to you personally? Is there a specific area where you want to grow in Christlikeness—not just in character, but in authority and function? [[26:46]]
7. The world is “waiting for the manifestation of the sons and daughters of God.” What would it look like for you to walk in your true identity as a child of God this week? Is there a relationship or environment where you sense God calling you to manifest His kingdom? [[45:48]]