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WE’RE THE EXPRESSION OF THE WORD
 
But be ye doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving
your own selves (James 1:22).
 
In Christianity, we’re not called to obey the
Word; we’re called to do the Word. We’re Word
practitioners; we live the Word. What it really means
is that we’re the expression of the Word. Here’s why
talking the Word is so important: Talking comes ahead
of doing. What you say, you’ll do! What you say, you
become, if you weren’t “it” already. Your mouth is the
expression of your personality.
The speech is where the human spirit expresses
himself the most in the human person. When you
receive the knowledge of the Word, what you’re
supposed to do is to take it and speak it. You’re already
the Word in flesh; so you’re merely expressing who
you are, or what you have, as stated in the Word.
This is why you should be inundated with the
Word; soaked in the Word, so that all you think, and
talk, is the Word, because you’re actually the offspring
of the Word. Jesus is the Word of God in flesh; you’re
also the Word of God in flesh. 2 Corinthians 3:2-3
says, “… ye are manifestly declared to be the epistle
of Christ….” The epistle of Christ is the Word of
Christ—the Word of God, which is who you are. This
is the revelation of the new creation!
So, when the Word says, for instance, “Be anxious
for nothing...” (Philippians 4:6 NKJV), He’s not telling
you to try not to be anxious; it’s not a commandment
for you to “obey.” Rather, He’s saying that not
being anxious is a reflection of your character and
personality, so live accordingly. You’re the one that
doesn’t get anxious for anything; that’s your person;
it’s not something you try to obey, but a reality that
you live out.
This is true Christianity: It’s the out-working of
the Word in you. When you talk, it’s the Word; when
you act, it’s the Word. Your life is the revelation of
the Word.

CONFESSION
I’m the icon of the unseen Christ, the brightness of
His glory and the express image of His person! As I
contemplate the Word of God, beholding the glory
thereof, I’m metamorphosed into the same image.
As Jesus is, so am I in this world: forever triumphant,
excellent, and full of glory! Hallelujah!
 
Further study:
Colossians 3:16; James 1:22-25; 2 Corinthians 3:18

1-YEAR BIBLE READING PLAN
Luke 23:50-24:1-12 & 2 Samuel 7-8

2-YEAR BIBLEREADING PLAN
1 Corinthians 1:22-31 & Psalm 141-142