Be Satisfied | Smith Wigglesworth Daily Devotional
- Preacher
- Smith Wigglesworth
- Tradition
- Pentecostal
- Published
- Length
- 6:24
About this sermon
Be Satisfied | Smith Wigglesworth Daily Devotional "If anyone thirsts, let him come to Me and drink." The people came away from the feast hungrier than they were before. Jesus saw them dissatisfied—and my Lord could never be satisfied when anybody was dissatisfied. In today's satisfying message, we discover that God's great desire is for you to be not just filled but covered with the baptism of the Holy Spirit—so immersed with light and revelation that you walk in the presence of the power of God every moment. In this message, you'll discover: God's desire for you to be covered, not just filled, with the Spirit Why Jesus could never be satisfied when anyone was dissatisfied What you were never meant to be: famished, naked, full of discord Why the Master can give, has it to give, and will give How the death of Christ brings forth the life of Christ in you Key Scripture: John 7:37 - "If anyone thirsts, let him come to Me and drink." Additional Reading: John 7:37–8:12, Isaiah 55:1, Hebrews 4:12 GOD'S GREAT DESIRE: God's very great desire is for you to be covered with the baptism of the Holy Spirit. He wants you to be so immersed with the light and revelation of the Holy Spirit, the third person of the Trinity, that your whole body will be not only filled but also covered over until you walk in the presence of the power of God. Not just a touch. Not just an experience. Covered. Jesus saw their dissatisfaction: Jesus saw the people who had been at Jerusalem at the feast, and they were coming back dissatisfied. My Lord could never be satisfied when anybody was dissatisfied. Nowhere in Scripture is it recorded that you should be famished, naked, full of discord, full of evil, full of disorder. That was what was taking place at the feast, and they came away hungrier than before. "Come to Me": Jesus said, "Ho! Everyone who thirsts, come to the waters. Come to Me, you who are thirsty, and I will give you drink." Oh, the Master could give! The Master had it to give. Beloved, He is here to give, and I am sure He will give. Not might give. He will give. The heavy hand of mercy: Yes, the heavy hand of God is full of mercy. The two-edged sword is full of dividing. His quickening Spirit puts to death everything that needs to die so that He might transform you by the resurrection of His life. The death of Christ brings forth the life of Christ. 🙏 PRAYER POINT: Ask God to satisfy every thirst and hunger in your soul—to cover you completely with the baptism of the Holy Spirit until you walk in the presence of His power every moment. 📖 Subscribe for daily devotionals that lead you from dissatisfaction to divine satisfaction, from hunger to fullness, from thirst to overflowing. 💬 Are you dissatisfied? Hungry? Thirsty? Come to Jesus and drink. Share what you're coming to Him for today! #DailyDevotional #BeSatisfied #John737 #ComeAndDrink #ChristianFaith #BaptismInTheSpirit #NotJustFilled #CoveredWithTheSpirit #BibleStudy #ChristianLiving #JesusCanGive #NoMoreDissatisfied #HeavyHandOfMercy #DeathBringsForthLife #WalkInHisPower
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