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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Beloved children, in this heartfelt episode, I share a powerful message about living with love, following Jesus Christ, and embracing the path of selflessness. Every act of love reflects the divine life within you, a gift from heaven. Learn how to overcome the obstacles of the flesh, serve others without seeking approval, and perform daily acts of kindness that mirror Jesus’ nature. Discover the importance of listening to the Holy Spirit and expressing love in all that you do. Join me as we explore how to transform the temporal into the eternal and build treasures of love for judgment day.
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Christian Selflessness and Love
Following Jesus Christ’s Path
My children, in this world, everything you do must be done with love, following Jesus Christ, walking the path of selflessness and love for others. Because you do everything with love, none of your actions will be in vain, for at the time of judgment, only those who act with love will endure. Your acts of love are born from the divine life within you, bestowed from heaven, which is not of this world, obtained through faith in Jesus Christ. Your ability to act does not come from human flesh or willpower. Instead, your flesh actually serves as an impediment, but you should offer your whole being, imitating Jesus Christ, walking the path of selflessness.
Living a Life of Self-Denial
Through the cross of Jesus Christ, you have been freed from sin and are no longer slaves to it. Everything you do is by the heavenly life you have received in Jesus Christ. Such life is inherently loving, and its expression is also love, wholly heavenly. Your obstacles lie within yourselves; it is your flesh that is unwilling to act in these ways, for human flesh seeks to glorify itself. In many people’s love, self-glorification persists, yet you walk a path of self-denial. You offer your whole being, deny yourself through the cross, and the new life within you will truly manifest. It involves not performing miraculous signs or great works, but working closely with the Holy Spirit in your daily life, being faithful in the small things, and following the Spirit, so you will not miss anything.
Receiving Revelations from Heaven
For everything you do is not from your own thoughts but revelations from heaven given to you. Though your heart may not understand, you continue to act bravely in faith. You are able to exhibit such a life because you know you are precious, for you are dearly loved by me through Jesus Christ. Your status is unshakable; you no longer need to do anything to seek others’ approval. The love you demonstrate builds upon what you have received, manifesting it from the inside out.
Transforming Temporal into Eternal
My children, regardless of the gifts, wealth, or even the time you possess, you should serve all people with love, turning the perishable of this earth into the everlasting, and transforming temporal things into eternal ones. My children, you must bear witness through your own lives, truly reflecting the nature of Jesus Christ in yourselves. Your actions are the greatest testimony, far surpassing the grandest doctrines you could preach. Preaching without practice is futile. But you, by denying yourselves and following the Holy Spirit, work together with the Spirit, fully accomplishing all things.
The Guidance of the Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit will pour upon you and guide you in what to say and what to do. Heeding the voice of the Holy Spirit comes naturally to you, because within you is the life of heaven, which loves heavenly things. In following, you continually receive heavenly strength. My children, in the remaining days on this earth, you must accumulate abundant treasures through acts of love, so that you may stand tall and confident at the time of judgment.
How can we understand and embrace the concept of selflessness as shown by Jesus Christ in our daily lives?
Understanding and embracing the concept of selflessness as demonstrated by Jesus Christ involves several key principles that can be applied in our daily lives:
Recognizing Ownership: A fundamental aspect of selflessness is the understanding that our lives and resources do not belong to us but to God. This perspective encourages us to view our time, talents, and possessions as gifts to be used for His purposes. As one document states, “I am not my own; I belong to the Lord.” This realization can transform how we approach our daily decisions and interactions.
Living for Others: Jesus exemplified selflessness through His actions, often prioritizing the needs of others over His own. In our daily lives, we can practice this by looking for opportunities to serve those around us, whether through acts of kindness, offering support, or simply being present for someone in need. The principle of “giving” rather than “taking” is central to living a selfless life.
Forgiveness and Grace: Selflessness also involves extending grace and forgiveness to others, as highlighted in the teaching to “forgive one another, just as God in Christ forgave you.” This means letting go of grudges and choosing to respond with love, even when it is difficult. It reflects the heart of Christ, who forgave those who wronged Him.
Going the Extra Mile: Jesus taught that selflessness often requires going beyond what is expected. The example of the brother who continued to water his neighbor’s fields, despite being wronged, illustrates this principle. By choosing to act generously and without expectation of return, we embody the selfless love of Christ.
Embracing Sacrifice: Selflessness may involve personal sacrifice, whether it be time, resources, or comfort. Jesus’ ultimate act of selflessness was His sacrifice on the cross. In our lives, we can look for ways to sacrifice for the benefit of others, understanding that true fulfillment often comes from serving rather than being served.
Daily Commitment: Selflessness is not a one-time act but a daily commitment. It requires us to continually offer ourselves to God and seek His guidance in how to serve others. This ongoing dedication helps us to remain focused on living out the principles of selflessness in every situation we encounter.
By integrating these principles into our daily lives, we can better understand and embrace the selflessness that Jesus Christ exemplified, ultimately reflecting His love and grace to those around us.
What does it mean to deny ourselves and follow the Holy Spirit, and how does this manifest in our actions?
Denying ourselves and following the Holy Spirit involves a profound shift in our focus and priorities. It means relinquishing our own desires, ambitions, and impulses to align ourselves with God’s will. This concept is rooted in the teachings of Jesus, particularly in passages like Luke 9:23, where He instructs His followers to take up their cross daily and follow Him.
To deny ourselves means to put aside our personal interests and to recognize that our lives are not centered around our own desires but rather around God’s purpose for us. This self-denial is not merely about abstaining from certain pleasures or comforts; it is about a complete surrender of our will to God. It requires an intentional decision to prioritize God’s guidance over our own inclinations.
Following the Holy Spirit manifests in our actions through a few key aspects:
Sensitivity to the Spirit’s Leading: When we are attuned to the Holy Spirit, we become more aware of His promptings and guidance in our daily lives. This might involve making decisions that align with God’s will, even when they contradict our personal desires.
Obedience to God’s Commands: Following the Holy Spirit means actively obeying God’s Word and the convictions He places on our hearts. This obedience is a reflection of our willingness to submit to God’s authority and to live according to His principles.
Transformation of Character: As we deny ourselves and yield to the Holy Spirit, we experience a transformation in our character. The fruits of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23) such as love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control begin to manifest in our lives, influencing how we interact with others.
Service to Others: A life led by the Holy Spirit often results in a desire to serve others selflessly. This can be seen in acts of kindness, compassion, and a commitment to the well-being of those around us, reflecting Christ’s love.
Continuous Repentance and Growth: Following the Holy Spirit involves a continual process of self-examination and repentance. As we allow the Holy Spirit to work in us, we become more aware of our shortcomings and are prompted to address them, leading to spiritual growth.
In summary, denying ourselves and following the Holy Spirit is about surrendering our will to God, being sensitive to His guidance, and allowing His transformative power to shape our actions and character. This results in a life that reflects God’s love and purpose in the world.
How can we transform our earthly resources, like gifts, wealth, and time, into eternal ones through acts of love?
Transforming earthly resources such as gifts, wealth, and time into eternal ones through acts of love involves a shift in our perspective and priorities. The key is to understand that true value lies not in the material aspects of these resources but in how we use them to serve others and glorify God.
Understanding the Source: According to scripture, our gifts and resources are ultimately from God. Recognizing this helps us see that they are tools for His purpose. When we use our wealth and gifts to help others, we are participating in God’s work, which has eternal significance.
Acts of Love: Engaging in acts of love is crucial. This can include giving to those in need, volunteering our time, or using our talents to uplift others. In Matthew 10:42, Jesus teaches that even giving a cup of cold water to a little one in His name will not go unrewarded. This illustrates that small acts of kindness can have eternal value.
Value of Sacrifice: The Bible emphasizes that the heart behind our giving matters. In 2 Corinthians 9:7, we are reminded that God loves a cheerful giver. When we give sacrificially, whether it’s our time, money, or talents, we align ourselves with God’s heart and purposes, which leads to eternal rewards.
Changing Value Systems: As believers, we are called to change our value system. Job 22:23-28 encourages us to turn away from unrighteousness and to find joy in the Lord. When we prioritize our relationship with God over material wealth, we begin to see our resources as opportunities to express love and faith.
Building Up Treasures in Heaven: Jesus teaches in Matthew 6:19-21 that we should store up treasures in heaven rather than on earth. This means investing our resources in ways that reflect God’s love and righteousness, which will have lasting impact beyond our earthly lives.
Community and Church: Supporting the church and community initiatives that spread the Gospel and help those in need is another way to transform our resources. Acts of service within the church can multiply the impact of our gifts and time, creating a ripple effect of love and support.
In summary, transforming earthly resources into eternal ones involves using them to serve others in love, aligning our actions with God’s purposes, and investing in what truly matters in His kingdom. By doing so, we not only bless others but also build a legacy that lasts beyond our time on earth.
The Nature of Selfless Love
Selfless love, as depicted in the Bible, is characterized by a deep commitment to the well-being of others without seeking personal gain. This concept is beautifully illustrated in 1 Corinthians 13, where love is described as patient, kind, and devoid of envy or pride. It emphasizes that true love is not merely about grand gestures but is often demonstrated through humble acts of service and sacrifice.
Selfless love involves putting others before oneself, as seen in the teachings of Jesus, who exemplified this through His life and ultimate sacrifice on the cross. He taught His followers to love one another as He loved them (John 13:34), which calls for a love that is unconditional and forgiving.
Moreover, selfless love is not just an emotion but an active choice. It requires effort and a willingness to forgive, as highlighted in the discussions about forgiveness in the provided documents. True forgiveness comes from a place of understanding and compassion, rather than mere obligation or performance.
In essence, selfless love is about embodying the principles of humility, service, and genuine care for others, reflecting the love that God has for humanity. It is a transformative force that can change hearts and communities, leading to a deeper connection with God and with one another.
Living by the Holy Spirit
Living by the Holy Spirit involves a deep reliance on the Spirit’s guidance rather than following our own feelings or thoughts. The Holy Spirit communicates His will through our spirit, and it is essential for believers to be sensitive to this inner intuition. This means that when we experience a sense of conviction or prompting from the Spirit, we should seek to understand its meaning through prayer and reflection.
To truly live by the Holy Spirit, one must cultivate a habit of waiting on God, acknowledging our own weaknesses, and recognizing that we cannot rely solely on our own understanding or desires. This requires faith, as living by the Spirit is often contrary to what we can see or feel. The believer’s life should be characterized by a commitment to follow the Spirit’s leading, which may sometimes feel uncomfortable or challenging.
Moreover, a key aspect of living by the Holy Spirit is the willingness to respond to our conscience. When our conscience convicts us of sin, it is a sign of our spiritual health and our desire to align with God’s will. Addressing and repenting of sin is crucial for spiritual growth, as it allows the light of God to shine more clearly in our lives.
In summary, living by the Holy Spirit means being attentive to His guidance, relying on faith rather than feelings, and actively engaging in a process of self-examination and repentance to grow in holiness and righteousness. This lifestyle reflects a deep commitment to following God’s will and being transformed by His Spirit.
Transcendence of Earthly to Eternal through Love
The concept of transcending earthly existence to embrace the eternal through love is deeply rooted in Biblical teachings. In the Scriptures, love is portrayed as a powerful force that connects believers to God and enables them to rise above the temporary and often distracting nature of the world.
In Matthew 22:37-38, Jesus emphasizes the importance of loving God with all one’s heart, soul, and mind, stating that this commandment is the greatest. This love for God is not merely an emotional response but a comprehensive commitment that encompasses every aspect of a person’s being. It is through this profound love that believers can experience a transformation, allowing them to prioritize eternal values over worldly concerns.
Romans 8:28 further illustrates this idea by affirming that all things work together for good for those who love God. This suggests that when one loves God, even the challenges and trials of life can be seen as opportunities for growth and benefit, leading to a deeper understanding of God’s eternal purpose.
Moreover, 1 Corinthians 2:9-10 reveals that God has prepared unimaginable blessings for those who love Him, which are beyond human comprehension. This indicates that the love of God opens the door to experiencing the richness of eternal life, which transcends earthly experiences.
Ultimately, the act of loving God leads to a detachment from worldly idols and distractions, as expressed in 1 John 2:15, which warns against loving the world and its desires. When believers focus their love on God, they find themselves drawn into a relationship that promises eternal significance and fulfillment, allowing them to transcend the limitations of earthly existence.
In summary, the journey from the earthly to the eternal through love involves a deep commitment to God, a recognition of His eternal promises, and a willingness to let go of worldly attachments. This transformative love not only enriches the believer’s life but also aligns them with God’s eternal purpose.