Resting in the Stillness

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Resting in the Stillness

our angels are at work as Spirit. Rest is given to those that come to God. There is rest in your coming. When you come to God, God will come to you. God meets Himself in you. Because the presence and the power of God dwell in you, whatever is contrary to your state of being is only temporary. Therefore, you must learn to separate yourself from everything that contradicts the nature of your being. You only speak to those who are in sync with your nature. Sometimes we want to hold on to who we are. Sometimes we want to hold on to what we’re doing. But we have to let go of the self. Letting go of the self becomes key to acting and operating in life. Creativity is generated in a place of peace. You should never try to produce an eﬀect because you are under pressure to produce. You must learn how to center yourself so that you can generate from the center of the being of who you are. The word “relax” means to loosen and to release. When you practice the prayer of relaxation you learn how to loosen and release your problems so that they can Y Bishop Elijah Bernard Jordan is the founder and Senior Pastor of Zoe Ministries since 1983. Zoe Ministries had its beginning in Westﬁeld, New Jersey with 60 people in attendance. A thriving prophetic church with a vision to impact the world with the gospel, Zoe continued to develop the facets of ministry under Bishop Jordan’s leadership that marked it as a church in pursuit of destiny; called to fulﬁll the will of the Lord. Entertaining Your Angels: Resting in the Stillness be resolved. If it is not loosened and released through the law of relaxation then there is no resolve in the future for it. The prayer of relaxation brings you to a point where you can loosen and release. Once you do that you are in a meditative state where you can create and resolve. “Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things.” (Philippians 4:8)