Insight requires more heart-sight than eyesight. A humble human heart can open up and receive direct downloads from God. Christians need more than preaching and teaching. Each one of us needs direct, personal downloads from God.

God’s direct downloads into your heart can be accepted or rejected. They can be blocked or stocked. “Quench not the Spirit.” Unless and until you have experienced a direct download from God, your belief in Him is only hearsay. When people become regular church attendees before they personally experience the risen Jesus and surrender their daily life to Him, they tend to put their trust in religion instead of Christ.

Religious analysis can never satisfy the hunger for God in the human heart. Listening to religious information without receiving God-given revelation has little effect on how people live. God is not comprehensible to the human mind, but he can be experienced by an open, humble heart. The less we analyze, systematize, and categorize God, the more we can experience His presence with our heart.

If you will honestly and humbly look into your own heart, you will discover internal evidence for the reality of God and for your need for His healing and transforming presence. Begin to expect, look for, and listen for inspiration and revelation. God’s not hiding. He’s trying to make Himself known to you.

There is a higher revelation than the human mind can understand. Beyond reason or logic, Jesus Christ speaks to and transforms human hearts. When the things that are seen give you no hope, dare to look with your heart at Christ’s unseen presence. Revelation makes people want to repent and to live by God’s standards, not by their own feelings and desires.

Aha! Epiphany!
Let my heart see
Hope that my eyes
Can’t see!

A flash
Of inspiration,
A dash
Of encouragement
Can bash
Your despair
And give you
Fresh air.
That’s the power
Of God-given
Revelation.

Because of Jesus
Living inside me
I can know things
That my mind
Can’t explain.

Because of God’s
Revelation
I can see
What my eyes
Can’t see
And I can hear
What my ears
Can’t hear.
–1 Corinthians 2:9-10