21 DAYS FASTING. DAY 12, EVENING PRAYER AND PROPHETIC WORD EXALTATION SESSION

21 DAYS FASTING. DAY 12, EVENING PRAYER AND PROPHETIC WORD EXALTATION  SESSION    Just as we abstain from certain habits and diets in the natural so that  we can achieve specific set purposes and goals, the same principle  applies to the protocol of spiritual growth, awareness, and maturity.  Training our spirit to discern life the way the Father ordained it is an  excellent spiritual value that should be commended.    But here lies the battle; the enemy does not want any person to reach  such a height of spiritual awareness. So, he puts all types of excuses  on our way to blind our eyes from seeing the necessity and benefits to  wait on the Lord in the place of fasting.   Secondly, he gives us a thousand reasons why we don't have the time,  space, and strength to wait upon the Lord. The flesh, as I have noted,  is the veil that blocks and hinders [the spirit] us from seeing and  accessing the ever-increasing glorious realms and realities of the  kingdom of God, closer to us than the breath we breathe.     When we talk about fasting in accordance with the Lord’s way, we  generally refer to the various means and methods available to shed off  the sinful weight of the old man, hindering us from ascending towards  that mountain of divine wisdom in our assigned representation ministry.   Bringing the old man to the place of the Cross and maintaining that  crucified life is the primary purpose of biblical-focused fasting. Why?  When we finally make our way towards that spiritual height in the  Spirit, we suddenly realize that many of the things we pursue in prayer  and fasting are not the main issue.    The spiritual perspective we wear defines how we see things, people, and  our personal needs. The higher we go in spiritual understanding, the  more our needs and requests change.    Our spiritual height defines our needs, regardless of how things may  look in terms of our material conditions.  The word of God says, a man’s  life does not consist in the abundance of what he possesses. Many,  however, measure their spirituality by what they possess. Of course,  this is a false measuring yardstick of who we truly are and represent.