I was a little bit worried about reading 'The Walk of the Spirit- The Walk of Power' by Dave Roberson because I thought I would fall asleep and get bored of it. To be honest, I did get distracted. Only God knows the amount of times I checked my Facebook and Twitter even though no notifications were coming through. Nevertheless, I carried on and pushed myself, which eventually landed me on page 12 of the book. This page did it for me. It was all I needed to stir me back into speaking in tongues. All I just wanted to do was to speak, speak and speak! There was this huge excitement inside me and ooo... Just read page 12 of the book below. Whether I am going to carrying on reading the book is another issue though. I've already gained what I need from it so I'm not sure whether to continue. Probably will do (great! That's another book added to my list!)
The extract from the book:
"Why did God send the Holy Spirit to live inside of you? So He could change you into the image of His Son. And in order to accomplish that goal, the Holy Spirit brought His own prayer language with Him so He could pray for all that concerns you
With that prayer language, He gets involved directly with you in a one-on-one relationship that is independent of anyone else, even of your own mind. When the Holy Spirit prays for you, He takes the plan He hears the Father utter and pours it through your spirit. And the language He uses to express that plan as it flows through you is the supernatural language of tongues.
Every time you give the Holy Spirit opportunity, He will use that language to pray for your calling, to pray out the plan of God, to edify you, and to charge you with His holy power. He will lend Himself to you as your faith allows Him to be activated within your spirit. He will pull you out of everything Jesus set you free from and into everything Jesus says that you are in Him.
If you want to, you can go into your room and pray in that supernatural language for two, four, or even twelve hours, and God the Holy Spirit will create every single word that comes out of your mouth. It is your choice to pray or not to pray. But every time you do choose to pray, you will come out of that time of prayer more edified in His plan and purpose for you than if you hadn’t done it."
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