Seasons and Signs of the Times - Voice of God with Joseph Z

**Discover the importance of walking in faith, and not by sight, as Joseph Z highlights ways to be spiritually discerning, mature believers, and accurately interpret the signs of the times.**

Joseph emphasizes the importance of merging God’s word with prayer in the spirit, noting that those who worship God must do so in spirit and truth. He highlights the necessity of walking in faith rather than by sight, cautioning against being like Thomas, who insisted on seeing before believing. He reminds us that blessed are those who believe without seeing. Citing Romans 8:5-9, he stresses that those who are in the flesh cannot please God. 

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He conveys that God’s call to the world is to “repent and be saved,” while His message to believers is to “renew your mind to what you have.” Joseph asserts that God has called us to holiness and discernment and encourages us to rise up in faith. He warns against carnality, urging us instead to begin seeing with the eyes of the spirit.

Furthermore, Joseph teaches that hypocrisy arises when we seek to be spiritual without grounding ourselves in God’s word or when we create our own methods for entering the spiritual realm. He emphasizes the importance of embedding God’s word in our hearts, as it cultivates discernment and clarity within us.

He cautions against confusing suspicion with discernment, as suspicion arises when our flesh is in control instead of submitting to God’s word. In contrast, discernment comes when we submit our gifts to God’s word and allow the Spirit of God to guide us in interpreting the signs and insights God reveals through us. Joseph encourages us to be mature believers who remain steadfast in God’s word, undeterred by any distractions that the devil may send our way.

Timestamps:

0:00 Introduction

04:09 Walking in Faith and not by Sight

05:55 Romans 8:5-9

09:14 Desist From a Carnal Mindset

14:39 Matthew 7:5: Concerning Hypocrisy

16:59 Discernment & Suspicion

23:55 Conclusion