FALSE HUMILITY IN THE CHRISTIAN SECTOR

 When I first received my calling from the Lord Jesus and I went forth to do His will and purpose, oftentimes after a service there was one who would ask the question, “Who is you covering?” After all of that good word, people were rejoicing, they were revived, they were healed, they were delivered of sickness and infirmities, the Lord Jesus poured out His Spirit in a mighty way to elevate the faith of those in His presence. Yet, they still aske the question, “Who is covering you?” The people acted as if the King of Kings was not enough, as if the Spirit of God was not enough. For some reason (something in them) they wanted to give a fleshly being credit for what the Spirit had done and was willing to do for those to be closer to their savior.
I’ve seen Apostles and prophets requiring things of people, outrageous things, which they claimed it was supposed to build character and to test their loyalty and faithfulness to the ministry. Things done behind the scenes which is shameful to even be uttered. Yet, these souls chosen by God, they brought their burdens, they brought their brokenness to where they thought the feet of Jesus was, his alter, and people claiming to be His servants.
These Apostles, these prophets, these lay persons whom also had humble beginnings and were filled with the Holy Spirit; many were abusers of their position of authority, and the privilege of the confidence given with such positions, knowing and taking advantage of the vulnerability of the desperate souls that they were the gatekeeper for.
These sheep went willingly in hopes of finding their Sheppard. They wanted a different way of life They wanted what Jesus had promised them. They were willing to do anything to please the Lord. In the book of acts when the people of God saw the signs, miracles, and wonders, they began to worship the disciples themselves. Yet, the Apostles torn their clothing and stated that things ought not be done in such a way. For they too were fellow servants and brethren as we are.
Acts 14:14-15
Which when the Apostles, Barnabas and Paul, heard of, they rent their clothes, and ran in among the people, crying out, and saying, Sirs, why do ye these things? We also are men of like passions with you, and preach unto you that ye should turn from these vanities, unto the Living God, which made Heaven, and earth, and the sea, and all things that are therein:
Good leaders teach others how to do greater than they. Though Jesus was the Master, He came as a servant and then said a greater works will you do because I go to the Father. So these things are brought to our remembrance so that we know that when you encounter true servants of God, true sheppards, they will not require you or desire for you to relinquish your authority. They will not want to be your God, but will desire to equip you on how to seek God on your own and get in His presence wherever you are. They would want you to do the will and purpose of Christ and be who you’re called to be in Him. They would want you to be an effective member of the body with the ultimate goal of unity in the faith by His Holy Spirit. If leadership is requiring things contrary to Word, things giving them glory instead of the Most High, then that is false humility and there is no righteousness in it. It’s propaganda. God is not the author of confusion. He is a gentleman. He is not a bully. He doesn’t desire to humiliate His children, His bride. He loves you so much He died to live in eternity with you. Do not be deceived. Seek Jesus for His Holy Spirit and do not take down your standards of righteousness.
A GOD CHASER