X-Generation
If you look up ‘X’ in the Webster’s
Encyclopedic Dictionary, you will find that it is
defined as Christ and Christians. That's why people
write Christmas, X-mas. We are Generation Christ. Just
like Christ, our Herod's tried to kill us off through a
flood of sex, drugs, etc. In the meantime, the world has
told us that ‘X’ stands for worthlessness and
meaninglessness. Which it can mean, but we have a choice
to chose life or death.
Take a close look at the genealogies of Jesus. Luke
3:23-38 is Mary’s line, and Mathew 1:1-17 is Joseph’s
line. In Mary’s, Jesus is the 42 generation. In
Joseph’s, Mathew 1:17 says Jesus is the 42, but He is
the 41 if you add them up individually. Why? The man
sows the seed. Jesus sowed himself as a seed, and has
been waiting 2000 years for His generation to be
birthed.
“Who shall declare his generation? For his life is
taken from the earth.”
Isaiah 53:8/Acts 8:33
Just like Christ, the John the Baptist Generation has
gone before us. If you study out John the Baptist,
you’ll find something we have not been taught. You’ll
find that there were villages in the wilderness, camel’s
hair and honey were not cheap, and leather girdles were
used to store money, valuables, and a dagger. He was not
some half dressed crazy man living in the forest. The
generation of prophets and preachers that have gone
before us have done the same. They have been raised up
out of corn fields in Columbus, OH and wooded areas
outside of Dallas, they wear expensive suits, have money
and valuables, and have been declaring the generation to
come is one of giant killers, and one that will walk in
the Spirit at all times. They will produce the greatest
revival that the world has ever seen.
We all know the the end times are likened unto the days
of Noah. Noah was a preacher of righteousness, and built
the first altar in the Bible. So we shall preach and
teach righteousness: Righteousness is faithfulness. In
other words, get on your face, hear from God, write it
down, and do it. Anything not of faith is sin. Our job
is to build the altar everywhere we go. So tonight,
remember you are building an altar, and not performing.
We will be the giant killers, and will kill them the way
David killed Goliath. Our slingshot is our gift that
will slay the enemy. But in order for the enemies army
to know and flee, we will use the enemies own sword to
chop off his head. For instance, we will get our praise
on through breakdancing and Hip-Hop. I hope you’re ready
for battle, because tonight we are going to war. A war
to preach good tidings unto the meek (the encouraging of
the saints), to bind up the brokenhearted (heal the sick
and sight to the blind), to proclaim liberty to the
captives (to set free the religious minded), and the
opening of the prison to them that are bound (bound by
sin). Receive the word of the Lord!
Love In Christ,
Steve Fabyan
Team Jesus USA |
