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Sep 23, 2025 22 min

FIRE IN MY BONES

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Fire in My Bones | Tongues of Fire “Then I said, I will not make mention of him, nor speak any more in his name. But his word was in mine heart as a burning fire shut up in my bones, and I was weary with forbearing, and I could not stay.” — Jeremiah 20:9 Speaking in tongues is not a religious ritual. It is the clear distinction of the believer — our heavenly language that unlocks divine possibilities, releases angelic activity, and bypasses the limitations of human reasoning. In this teaching, Pastor Tim Grage unpacks the mystery of tongues of fire: • Why tongues mark the believer’s unique identity. • How praying in the Spirit bypasses natural knowledge and activates divine intelligence. • The role of angels in responding to your tongues. • How tongues sharpen your spiritual sensitivity, release life, overwhelm darkness, and activate the gifts of the Spirit. • Why Paul admonishes us to pray in tongues always, and how it builds your faith currency in the Spirit. The believer in Christ is not powerless. You have been given a language from heaven — tongues of fire — to rearrange circumstances, break limitations, and enforce God’s will on the earth. 🔥 Lay hands on that contract, that application, that child, that proposal, and release tongues of fire. 🔥 Build your faith, sharpen your spirit, and walk in the supernatural. Scripture References: Jeremiah 20:9 | 1 Corinthians 13:1 | Acts 2:3 | John 14:6 | John 1:4–5

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