Zach Murphy

“Our new way of life is outside of the law of sin and death because inside and out I am hid in Christ. I live in the law of liberty which has made me free.”
― Ian Johnson, His Total Provision: Daily Reflections and Meditations on the body and blood of Christ

“As I contemplate the body and blood of Jesus, I see that his salvation is so complete that in baptism I died with him and in death I was buried with him. I have been to the garden tomb in Jerusalem and it's empty. I could find no record of my former self who was buried there INHIM. The good news of salvation is that I was raised together with Him by the glory of the Father. The life I now live, I live IN HIM. I cannot be found in death.”
― Ian Johnson, His Total Provision: Daily Reflections and Meditations on the body and blood of Christ

“Hebrews 4:12. Here are some of the living words that illuminated my reality: Father - my creator, my sustainer, my essence, my rest, my shalom, my affirmer, my accepter, my peace, my love, my provider, my protector, my healer, my sanctifier, my righteousness, my banner, my victory, my security, my identity, my anchor, my hope, my delight, my purpose, my glorifier, my rock, my restorer. Father - my reconciler, my transformer, my transfigurer, my renewer, my conformer, my forgiver, my strength, my authority, my power, my eternal destination, my eternal home, my reference point.”
― Mike Parsons, My Journey Beyond Beyond: An autobiographical record of deep calling to deep in pursuit of intimacy with God

“(Luke 3:16 AMP). There is a difference between the Baptism of the Holy Spirit and the Baptism of the Holy Spirit and Fire. Fire burns! The Baptism of the Holy Spirit is an enduing of power, and the fire burns and releases the power. There is no power flow if we sin and so the fire burns, purifying us to change our nature. The Baptism of Fire is supposed to change and immerse you into the nature of God. There is a difference between being endued with the power of God and being immersed in the fire of God that changes your nature.”
― Ian Clayton, Realms of the Kingdom: Volume 1