There is a feast that Jesus came to launch on earth and it is called the feast of fire. This feast of Jesus is not common, there is an high tension that is connected to the source called Jesus. We can have the experience of Pentecost but it is once, once you touch the fire you will know. You can’t take, handle and penetrate territory if you are not on fire, there is no joke in the place of fire. What settles your fire is when the feast is present, the baptism of water produces the spirit of power. Every step of repentance is a step of power. The journey into fire is a mighty one and it is not a journey for those insulated by power. 

Fire takes time, fire adds to you. The last thing that will be given to you when God wants to use you is the baptism of fire. There is difference between spirituality and being on fire. Nobody will set you on fire, learn how to keep yourself and stay warm in the place of fire. Fire is too expensive for you to give, it always comes with a cost. Fire is inherent, it’s a feast. Fire does not cohabit, if it cannot burn what it meets, it will exit. There is nothing gentle about fire. Heaven will notify the earth when fire comes upon you.

Fire is personal, you can’t share fire. You can only feel the effect. When the owner of fire leaves, it leaves with the person carrying it because it is sitting on that person. Fire needs to sit on you before you can use it. You can’t retain fire if you can’t jump pass it, you can’t get upset with fire. You can’t stop the voice from heaven, fire is a voice and can’t be stopped once it’s from above. 

No man can retain his head and retain fire, you have to let go of one of them. Once your spirit is affected your fire is contaminated, the devil will target you when you carry fire but the only avenue for him to get you is offense. Offenses are like insulators blocking you from feeling the current. Offenses drains you, it drains your spiritual life. 

If fire does not conquer with your head, it can’t deal with your mouth and it won’t go to your heart. 

Bible references;

Mat 3:11, Luke 12:49, Acts 2:1-3.