How to Walk in the Supernatural Power of God

1. Divine revelation is the only gateway to knowing a supernatural God

The only way to know God and to relate to His supernatural and invisible realm is by faith.

Limits of human intellect. Trying to comprehend the Creator through purely logical or scientific means is an exercise in futility. God is an infinite, eternal, and spiritual being who cannot be defined by the restrictive boundaries of human reasoning.

Defining divine revelation. True spiritual knowledge is received instantly in our spirits through the Holy Spirit, bypassing our physical senses. This process, known as spiritual perception, allows us to see, hear, and perceive reality exactly as God does.

• Spiritual perception: Understanding things without natural senses.
• Apokalypsis: The Greek word meaning to lay bare or disclose hidden truth.
• Holy Spirit: The sole channel of access to God's revealed wisdom.

Overcoming cultural skepticism. Western education trains us to reject anything that cannot be explained by natural laws. To walk in supernatural power, we must elevate divine revelation above intellectualism and embrace the invisible realm.

2. Human substitutes and religious traditions strip the church of supernatural power

Religion is the result of not having an experience with God.

The danger of substitutes. When believers rely on their own talents and intellect, they trade spiritual reality for powerless religious rituals. This shift from the spirit to the soul replaces the dynamic power of the Holy Spirit with human-centric programs.

Identifying common counterfeits. Modern churches often rely on intellectual education, psychology, and motivational preaching rather than the raw demonstration of God's power. These human methods attempt to fix spiritual problems but only address superficial symptoms.

• Uninspired theology: Studying God with the mind rather than the Spirit.
• Eloquence over power: Relying on human charisma instead of the Holy Spirit.
• Rigid legalism: Substituting rules and regulations for genuine love.

Restoring the true balance. We must align our character with supernatural power to avoid spiritual shipwreck. True ministry requires a perfect harmony of the Word and the Spirit, ensuring that our works lead to a harvest of souls.

3. The cross of Jesus is the sole legal source of the divine exchange

The cross is the only genuine source of supernatural power.

The ultimate sacrifice. The cross is not merely a religious symbol but the historical and eternal event where Jesus paid the price for humanity's rebellion. Through His physical torture, spiritual death, and resurrection, Jesus secured absolute provision for every human need.

The divine exchange. At the cross, a legal transaction occurred where Jesus took our suffering and gave us His inheritance. Every negative consequence of our sin was placed on Him, while His righteousness was transferred to us.

• Wounded for forgiveness: Jesus took our transgressions.
• Sickness for healing: He bore our physical infirmities.
• Poverty for prosperity: He became poor to make us rich.
• Rejection for acceptance: He suffered isolation so we could be welcomed.

Defeating the curse. Legalism and witchcraft attempt to obscure the work of the cross by forcing us to rely on our own strength. By placing our faith entirely in the finished work of Jesus, we break generational curses and walk in supernatural grace.

4. Faith is the first dimension of the supernatural that operates in the "now"

Faith perceives as real that which has yet to be revealed to the natural senses.

The eternal present. Faith is the divine antenna that allows us to exit the linear constraints of time, space, and matter. While the natural realm is subject to decay and change, the spiritual realm operates in a perennial "now" where all things are already complete.

Breaking natural laws. When we activate our faith, we compress time and force the physical world to align with spiritual reality. This allows us to experience immediate breakthroughs, such as the rapid cancellation of debts or instantaneous physical healings.

• Compressing time: Shortening the distance between a promise and its manifestation.
• Overcoming reason: Believing in the unreasonable despite physical evidence.
• Measure of faith: The specific sphere of authority given to every believer.

Confronting the enemies. Unbelief and human logic are the primary obstacles that keep us bound to the natural dimension. To go from faith to faith, we must silence our carnal minds and rely on the fresh revelation of present truth.

5. The anointing is the second dimension of the supernatural, empowering human service

The anointing is God doing His work through our humanity.

Empowerment for ministry. The anointing is the specific manifestation of God's power that equips believers to perform ministerial duties and serve His kingdom. It is a tangible, transferable substance that prepares us to stand in the presence of God's glory.

The prophetic ingredients. The holy anointing oil described in Scripture contains symbolic spices that represent the character and price required to carry God's power. These elements must be cultivated in our lives to maintain a healthy flow of the Spirit.

• Myrrh: The bitter herb representing suffering and the price of the anointing.
• Cinnamon: Representing the stability and firmness of Christian character.
• Cane: Symbolizing the spiritual gifts and submission to divine authority.
• Cassia: Representing a lifestyle of prayer, praise, and deep worship.

Receiving the mantle. We can inherit spiritual mantles by recognizing, receiving, honoring, and serving the spiritual fathers and mentors God places in our lives. Familiarity is the greatest enemy of this transfer, as taking a leader's mantle lightly blocks the flow of power.

6. God's glory is the third dimension of the supernatural, driven by divine initiative

God’s glory provides the necessary energy to create any matter.

The atmosphere of heaven. While the anointing is God working through human vessels, the glory is the direct, visible, and tangible manifestation of God's own presence. In this dimension, human effort ceases, and we simply rest and worship while God takes the initiative.

Sovereignty in action. The glory operates entirely on the basis of God's sovereignty, meaning He performs creative miracles according to His own will. When the shekinah presence fills a room, sickness becomes illegal, and missing organs or limbs are instantly recreated.

• Shekinah: The dwelling or settling presence of God among His people.
• Creative miracles: The instantaneous creation of new physical matter.
• Divine initiative: God performing works without relying on human faith or gifts.

Transitioning to glory. Moving from the anointing to the glory requires a deep level of humility and a willingness to yield all control to the Holy Spirit. We must seek the revealed knowledge of His glory to safely navigate this powerful dimension.

7. Miracles, signs, and wonders are distinct tools for expanding the Kingdom

A miracle performed in the name of Jesus is more valuable than a year of academic theory.

Defining the supernatural. To effectively minister God's power, we must understand the differences between healings, miracles, signs, and wonders. Each of these manifestations serves a unique purpose in demonstrating the reality of the resurrected Christ.

Tools of demonstration. While healing is often a progressive recovery of health, a miracle is an instantaneous disruption of natural laws that creates something entirely new. These supernatural acts are essential credentials that validate the gospel message to a skeptical world.

• Healing: The progressive restoration of the body's natural functions.
• Miracle: An instantaneous, creative act that defies physical limitations.
• Sign: A wondrous occurrence that points directly to the deity of Jesus.
• Wonder: An unusual event that dazzles the senses and inspires awe.

Challenging the skeptics. Miracles are not optional luxuries but necessary tools for planting churches and invading hostile territories. When we demonstrate the supernatural, we bypass intellectual arguments and draw the lost directly to salvation.

8. Casting out demons is a visible, violent demonstration of God's government

The casting out of demons is a visible manifestation of the presence of the kingdom of God.

The clash of kingdoms. The spiritual warfare between the kingdom of light and the kingdom of darkness is a violent conflict over the human soul. When we cast out demons, we are actively dethroning Satan and establishing God's divine government over colonized territory.

Uprooting demonic oppression. Many physical illnesses, mental disorders, and destructive addictions are directly linked to demonic activity in a person's body or bloodline. Deliverance breaks these chains, resulting in instantaneous physical and emotional healing.

• Uprooting spirits: Expelling demons from the bodies and minds they control.
• Breaking addictions: Delivering individuals from generational curses and vices.
• Restoring sanity: Healing severe mental illnesses like schizophrenia and depression.

Exercising delegated authority. Jesus defeated Satan at the cross and legally transferred His authority to the church. We must boldly use His name to cast out unclean spirits, proving to the world that the kingdom of God has arrived.

9. Praise, worship, and prayer construct the spiritual atmosphere required for miracles

Praise recognizes God’s powerful works while worship acknowledges the person of God.

Building the throne. God does not dwell in temples made of stone, but He is enthroned upon the praises of His people. By engaging in thanksgiving, praise, and worship, we construct a spiritual habitation where God's shekinah glory can settle.

Saturating the atmosphere. A continuous, persistent prayer life is the engine that drives the supernatural. When personal prayer is combined with corporate intercession, it creates a saturated atmosphere where miracles occur spontaneously without the need for individual laying on of hands.

• Thanksgiving: Expressing gratitude for God's goodness and blessings.
• Praise: An extravagant, joyful celebration of God's mighty deeds.
• Worship: Bowing down in total reverence and submission to His majesty.

Discerning the environment. We must learn to perceive the spiritual climate of a room and use worship to shift it from dryness to glory. When we lose all self-awareness and focus entirely on Jesus, the heavy weight of His presence drives out all sickness and demonic resistance.

10. The body of Christ must offer total availability to manifest Jesus on earth

The only ability God seeks in mankind is availability.

The Head and the body. Jesus is the Head of the church, but He requires His physical body—us—to execute His decisions on earth. He has chosen to limit His earthly operations to the willingness and cooperation of His believers.

Lending our humanity. To continue the healing and deliverance ministry of Jesus, we must present our bodies as living sacrifices. When we make ourselves available, our hands become His hands, and our mouths become His mouth to declare His creative Word.

• Total commitment: Surrendering our personal agendas to serve His kingdom.
• Total obedience: Executing His commands to heal the sick and make disciples.
• Total availability: Being ready to flow in His power at a moment's notice.

Anointed for action. We were not redeemed to remain passive spectators in church pews but to gather the global harvest of souls. By stepping out in supernatural boldness, we allow the resurrected Christ to express His infinite love and power through our lives.

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