Reseña del libro "There is Power (The Repentance & Renewal Collection)"
We speak often of God’s power, yet it rarely becomes a lived reality simply because we do not understand what it is. Without understanding, we cannot work with it. When Jesus tore the veil of the Temple, He also tore the veil over our understanding—stripping away religion’s survival‑mode doctrines and revealing the detailed plan of Creation established before the foundation of the world. Traditional teaching frames Adam’s “fall” and Christ’s death as a rescue mission, as though God must continually reach down into the pit to retrieve what one man lost. But such a view reduces God from the Almighty to a crisis‑manager reacting to the serpent’s actions. Scripture presents a different picture: the Master Architect who engineered the universe by power and established it by wisdom. The chaos released in the Garden was not an accident; it was a controlled ignition—initiating humanity’s transformation from dust‑formed creatures into sons of God. Yet we speak of God’s power as if we carry the nuclear codes, while still clinging to outdated concepts of divine Light and Energy. Redemption is not a rescue operation. Redemption is the act of a God who takes the least of all things—dust—and converts it into a living son bearing His image and likeness. That is true power: taking nothing, forming bricks, and building an everlasting Temple where God and humanity dwell together forever. Dominion over Heaven and Earth begins with this elevation of dust. Grace is the foundation of Creation. Christ is the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world (Rev 13:8), and in Him all things hold together (Col 1:17). The seven days of Creation were laid upon the fabric of Grace—the Light and Life of the Son. God so loved the world that He gave His Son not only at Calvary, but before Creation itself. Science has learned to reverse‑engineer God’s physical light, unlocking breakthroughs in medicine, engineering, communication, and data storage. Yet believers often fail to reverse‑engineer God’s spiritual light—remaining immature, distracted, and powerless. We waste energy chasing a phantom enemy—casting out this, binding that, taking “authority” over what Christ has already conquered. The devil is not our opponent; he is our deceiver. He steals and destroys only what we permit. Scripture calls us to resist him, not fight him (James 4:7). Our true battle is the flesh. That is the one enemy God will not fight for us. It is personal. It is the arena of free will. The Lord trains, equips, and stands with us, but He does not override us. This victory is ours to claim; this enemy surrounds the soul, and we alone must conquer it. Our quest is wisdom—so that we do not merely fight battles, but become established in green pastures and beside still waters.
