In “Whisper from the Father,” I share revelations from the Father guided by the Holy Spirit.
By the mercy of our Father God, I have been granted the gift of speaking His words directly. “Whisper from the Father” is a podcast I have been recording daily since July 2021, under the guidance of the Father, with the purpose of sharing His daily intentions for His children.
The content of this program is not prepared in advance. Whenever I press the record button, I do not know what I will say. However, as I begin to speak, the Spirit guides me and makes me clearly understand the meaning of each sentence. I find the words in my heart to express the intentions of Father God and speak them out. Each sentence contains both the revelation from the Father and my own participation. This process feels like the Father is holding my hand and leading me step by step until the day’s content is completed.
I pray that this program will help my brothers and sisters draw closer to the Father and inspire everyone to seek His words, thereby experiencing a deeper and more personal relationship with God. May we all receive guidance and revelations directly from the Father, without the need for intermediaries, and build a profound personal connection with Him.
Note: The voice in this podcast is generated by AI based on my Chinese script rather than being my actual voice. The original recordings were published in “早晨傾聽父的話 Whisper from the Father.”
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In this heartfelt episode, I speak to you, my beloved children, about the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in your lives. Through Jesus Christ, you are lifted into a heavenly existence, where your prayers hold profound value. As you seek to live out a life of self-sacrifice and love, remember that you embody the character of Christ. Embrace the whispers of the Holy Spirit, guiding your choices and actions. Let go of earthly pursuits and honor one another, fostering unity and love. Together, we will navigate challenges, rooted in faith and divine purpose, as you grow in heavenly values and strength.
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Living a Heavenly Life in Jesus Christ
Holy Spirit Guidance in Prayer
My children, in Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit will lead you into all truth, making what you have received manifest within you. When you pray and ask through Jesus Christ, you become my precious children. No longer as before, seeking only your own ideas, but now living out a heavenly pattern. What you ask for is heavenly, loving all people in Jesus Christ. Your prayers have heavenly value, and the Holy Spirit will accomplish this for you. What people plot on earth, they themselves do not know, and their hearts are darkened. In such a state, unable to do anything by themselves, the Holy Spirit will guide you to see, decide, and choose the heavenly, as revealed within you. You choose it and live it out, living on earth for the glory of Jesus Christ, not pursuing your own value or human honor, but everything you do is inspired by the Holy Spirit, having heavenly value within you.
Embracing Spiritual Growth through Self-Denial and Love
You will see that everything happens in my hands, and you also participate in it. In all things, you learn more of heavenly values. By obeying the leading of the Holy Spirit, your foundation is strong, firm, and stable within you. What you have received is life from heaven, not merely human reasoning and knowledge. You are to win people over, precisely by living out such a life, making your character the character of Jesus Christ. What you say with your mouth, just as Jesus spoke, and what you do with your hands, just as Jesus did. You must walk the path of self-sacrifice and love for others, as Jesus Christ did. Such a path, once walked by Jesus Christ, you too follow Christ on this path of self-denial, desiring the Father’s will to be done on earth.
Choosing Heavenly Values by Faith
My children, you must love one another; only those who act with love are heavenly. You do not possess a judgmental heart. You love everyone on earth, just as I do. Whenever they wish, they can always come to seek my presence, and I will surely welcome them. Your honor arises from elevating others above yourselves. All things in the kingdom of heaven are about sharing and honoring each other, unlike earthly matters which are always about seizing. My children, all the values of the kingdom of heaven will truly grow within you. You look to the heavens, and the thoughts of heavenly things in your hearts are the Holy Spirit’s whispers, gentle yet clear. And you must choose it by faith. The path you walk is not like that of this earth, where people are not first persuaded by the Holy Spirit and then decide to follow based on weighing the benefits. You, through faith and united with me in love, make no distinction. You do all things without needing persuasion; once you know, you act immediately.
The Power of Living in Union with Christ
You will see that your steps are secure, for I personally watch over your path. My children, all things are in my hands, and my intention for you is to grant peace and goodness. No matter how great the hardships, you will see that in desperate situations you can do nothing by yourself, yet you overcome them through heavenly power. For these things come upon you precisely to teach you to deny yourselves and to live out a heavenly life, a life wholly reliant on mine—a life in union with Jesus Christ and in collaboration with the Holy Spirit. My children, by such great power, you will be fully capable of accomplishing everything. Your glory, bestowed from heaven, remains steadfast and unshakable.
How does our understanding of truth transform when guided by the Holy Spirit?
Our understanding of truth is profoundly transformed when guided by the Holy Spirit, as the Spirit acts as an internal teacher and guide for believers. According to the teachings reflected in the documents, the Holy Spirit provides a unique discernment that transcends human intellect and reasoning.
Inner Teaching: The Holy Spirit dwells within believers and naturally teaches them what is true and what is false. This means that rather than relying solely on external sources or human wisdom, believers can trust the Spirit’s guidance to discern spiritual truths. The documents emphasize that this inner teaching is crucial, especially in a time when false teachings and deceptions abound.
Spiritual Discernment: The ability to distinguish between truth and lies is enhanced by the Holy Spirit. Believers may experience a deep, intuitive sense of what is right or wrong, even when they cannot articulate the reasons behind their feelings. This discernment is described as a “small voice” within that guides them toward the truth, regardless of external arguments or pressures.
Simplicity of Faith: The documents suggest that even those who may not possess extensive theological knowledge can still grasp spiritual truths through the Holy Spirit’s guidance. This democratizes the understanding of truth, making it accessible to all believers, regardless of their intellectual capabilities.
Resistance to Error: The Holy Spirit helps believers resist false teachings and the allure of misleading doctrines. When believers are attuned to the Spirit, they may feel an internal resistance to teachings that contradict their understanding of Scripture, even if those teachings are presented persuasively.
Return to Scripture: Ultimately, the guidance of the Holy Spirit leads believers back to the authority of Scripture. The Spirit’s role is to point believers to the truth found in the Bible, reinforcing the idea that Scripture is the ultimate standard for truth, rather than any human interpretation or tradition.
In summary, the Holy Spirit transforms our understanding of truth by providing direct, personal guidance, enhancing our discernment, making truth accessible to all believers, helping us resist error, and directing us back to the authority of Scripture. This spiritual insight is essential for navigating the complexities of faith and doctrine in a world filled with competing ideas.
In what ways does our character and actions mirror that of Jesus Christ when we are led by the Holy Spirit?
When we are led by the Holy Spirit, our character and actions begin to reflect those of Jesus Christ in several profound ways:
Manifestation of Christ’s Virtues: The Holy Spirit enables us to exhibit the virtues of Christ, such as humility, gentleness, and patience. As mentioned, these virtues are not merely our own efforts but are the result of Christ’s life being reflected through us. This means that when we embody these qualities, it is actually Christ’s character shining through us.
Transformation of Character: The process of sanctification, which is the work of the Holy Spirit, transforms our inner being to become more like Christ. This transformation is not about producing our own righteousness but allowing Christ’s righteousness to be expressed in our lives. As we yield to the Holy Spirit, we become more aligned with the character of Jesus.
Obedience to God’s Will: Being led by the Holy Spirit involves a deepening understanding and obedience to God’s will. Just as Jesus perfectly obeyed the Father, we, too, learn to discern and follow God’s guidance in our lives. This obedience reflects our commitment to live according to God’s purposes, mirroring Christ’s submission to the Father.
Love and Compassion: The Holy Spirit cultivates in us a heart of love and compassion for others, which is central to Jesus’ ministry. When we are filled with the Spirit, we are compelled to serve others, share the Gospel, and demonstrate Christ-like love in our interactions, reflecting His heart for humanity.
Living Out the Fruits of the Spirit: Galatians 5:22-23 describes the fruits of the Spirit—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. These qualities are evident in the life of Jesus and should be evident in our lives as we allow the Holy Spirit to work within us.
Witnessing to Others: As we reflect Christ’s character, our lives become a testimony to others. Just as Jesus was a light in the world, we, too, become lights, drawing others to Him through our actions and character. This witness is empowered by the Holy Spirit, who gives us the boldness and wisdom to share our faith.
In summary, being led by the Holy Spirit allows us to mirror the character and actions of Jesus Christ through the transformation of our character, the manifestation of His virtues, obedience to God’s will, and the expression of love and compassion towards others. This process is a continual journey of growth and reliance on the Holy Spirit to reflect Christ in all aspects of our lives.
How does our perspective on earthly struggles change when we view them through the lens of heavenly values and the guidance of the Holy Spirit?
When we view our earthly struggles through the lens of heavenly values and the guidance of the Holy Spirit, our perspective shifts significantly. The documents highlight that our current life is akin to a wilderness experience, filled with trials and opposition. However, this wilderness is also a place where we learn to rely on God, recognizing that even in darkness, faith sees the eternal hand of God at work.
From a heavenly perspective, earthly struggles are not merely obstacles but opportunities for spiritual growth and deeper communion with God. The idea of hidden manna symbolizes the sustenance and strength we receive from God during our trials. Just as the Israelites relied on manna in the wilderness, we too can draw strength from our experiences, knowing that they prepare us for eternal joy and reward.
Moreover, the documents emphasize that our actions and experiences in this life have lasting implications for our eternal state. The joy we experience now, rooted in our faith and service to God, will be remembered and celebrated in eternity. This understanding encourages us to endure hardships with a sense of purpose, knowing that they contribute to our spiritual legacy and relationship with Christ.
In essence, viewing struggles through heavenly values allows us to see them as part of God’s greater plan, fostering resilience and hope. The Holy Spirit guides us in this process, helping us to interpret our experiences in light of God’s promises and the eternal joy that awaits us. Thus, our earthly challenges become a means of drawing closer to God and preparing for the eternal rewards that follow.
Role of the Holy Spirit in Christian Life
The Holy Spirit plays a crucial role in the life of a Christian, serving multiple functions that are essential for spiritual growth and empowerment. Here are some key aspects of the Holy Spirit’s role:
Indwelling Presence: The Holy Spirit resides within believers, as indicated in Romans 8:9, which states that if God’s Spirit dwells in you, you belong to Christ. This indwelling is fundamental to the Christian experience, as it signifies a personal relationship with God and the transformative power of His presence in our lives.
Guidance and Direction: The Holy Spirit guides believers in their daily lives, helping them discern God’s will and leading them in righteousness. This involves a process of learning to distinguish between what is of the Spirit and what is of the soul, as believers are encouraged to follow the Spirit’s leading in all matters.
Empowerment for Service: The Holy Spirit empowers Christians to live out their faith and serve others. This empowerment includes the distribution of spiritual gifts, which are meant for the edification of the church and the fulfillment of God’s mission on earth. The Spirit equips believers to bear fruit in their lives, reflecting the character of Christ.
Conviction of Sin: One of the roles of the Holy Spirit is to convict individuals of sin, righteousness, and judgment (John 16:8). This conviction leads to repentance and a deeper understanding of God’s holiness and grace.
Comfort and Assurance: The Holy Spirit is often referred to as the Comforter or Helper. He provides comfort in times of trouble, assurance of salvation, and peace that surpasses understanding. This aspect of the Spirit’s work is vital for believers as they navigate life’s challenges.
Transformation and Sanctification: The Holy Spirit is actively involved in the process of sanctification, helping believers grow in holiness and become more like Christ. This transformation is a continuous work, where the Spirit helps to renew the mind and strengthen the believer’s spirit.
Unity in the Body of Christ: The Holy Spirit fosters unity among believers, creating a bond that transcends differences. This unity is essential for the church’s witness to the world and for fulfilling the Great Commission.
In summary, the Holy Spirit is integral to the Christian life, providing guidance, empowerment, comfort, and transformation. Believers are encouraged to cultivate a relationship with the Holy Spirit, allowing Him to lead and shape their lives in accordance with God’s purposes.
The concept of Self-sacrifice and Love in Christianity
In Christianity, the concepts of self-sacrifice and love are deeply intertwined and are foundational to the faith. The essence of Christian teaching emphasizes that love, particularly the love of Christ, compels believers to live a life of self-sacrifice.
Christ’s Love as a Model: The love of Christ is the ultimate example of self-sacrifice. In 2 Corinthians 5:14-15, it states that Christ’s love motivates believers to live not for themselves but for Him who died and was raised again. This love is described as something that “constrains” or “compels” believers, indicating a powerful influence that shapes their actions and choices.
Self-Sacrifice in Daily Life: Self-sacrifice in Christianity often involves giving up personal desires, ambitions, and comforts for the sake of serving God and others. Romans 12:1 encourages believers to present their bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God. This act of offering oneself fully to God is seen as a reasonable response to His mercy.
Joy in Sacrifice: Interestingly, self-sacrifice is not portrayed as a burden but as a pathway to true joy. The act of giving up what one holds dear can lead to a deeper sense of fulfillment and happiness. It is suggested that when believers sacrifice their own desires, they often find greater joy and peace in their relationship with God.
Community and Service: The concept of self-sacrifice extends beyond the individual to the community. Ephesians 4:11-16 speaks about the roles within the church and emphasizes that each member has a part to play in building up the body of Christ. This mutual support and service reflect the love that binds the community together.
The Challenge of Sacrifice: Self-sacrifice can be challenging, as it often requires individuals to confront their own feelings, ambitions, and desires. It may involve pain and loss, but it is through these sacrifices that believers can experience the fullness of life that God intends for them.
In summary, self-sacrifice in Christianity is a response to the profound love of Christ, leading believers to live for Him and serve others. This sacrificial love is not only a personal commitment but also a communal expression that fosters unity and growth within the body of Christ.
Understanding Heavenly Values versus Earthly Values
Understanding heavenly values versus earthly values is a crucial aspect of Christian faith and discipleship. The Bible presents a clear distinction between what is valued in the Kingdom of God and what is valued in the world.
Prioritizing God’s Kingdom: In Matthew 6:33, Jesus teaches us to “seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness.” This indicates that believers are called to prioritize spiritual matters over earthly concerns. While the world often emphasizes material wealth and success, Christians are encouraged to focus on spiritual growth and the advancement of God’s kingdom.
The Value of the Soul: Matthew 16:26 poses a profound question: “What will it profit a man if he gains the whole world and loses his own soul?” This highlights the eternal significance of the soul compared to the temporary allure of worldly possessions. The value of a person’s soul is far greater than any material gain.
Suffering for Christ: Hebrews 11:24-26 illustrates how Moses chose to suffer with God’s people rather than enjoy the fleeting pleasures of sin in Egypt. He recognized that the reproach of Christ was of greater value than the treasures of Egypt. This reflects a heavenly perspective that values spiritual integrity and the eternal rewards that come from following God.
Reevaluation of Worth: In Philippians 3:7-8, Paul expresses how he has re-evaluated his past achievements and considers them as loss compared to the surpassing worth of knowing Christ. This transformation in value perception is essential for believers, as it leads to a life that prioritizes spiritual over material wealth.
The Call to Serve: The Christian faith emphasizes servanthood as a heavenly value. Jesus taught that greatness in His kingdom comes through serving others (Mark 10:43-45). This contrasts sharply with worldly values that often equate success with power and authority.
Eternal Rewards: The Bible assures believers that their sacrifices for the sake of Christ will be rewarded in heaven (2 Corinthians 4:17). This perspective encourages Christians to endure trials and hardships, knowing that their faithfulness will yield eternal dividends.
In summary, heavenly values prioritize spiritual growth, the well-being of others, and eternal rewards over temporary earthly gains. Believers are called to adopt this perspective, allowing it to shape their decisions and actions in a world that often values the opposite.