Last Updated on November 3, 2025 by LookingUntoJesus

Exodus 14:13-14 – is there too much spiritual lethargy for people to even “stand” -> then read the rest of the verse. Repentance can shake off a ton of the unspiritual weighing God’s people down.

Deut. 20:4 – are we with Him or against Him?

Joshua 6:20 – following simple spiritual commands can do great things

2 Chr. 20:21-22 – pray -> ask God to ambush and take down unspiritual attacks in our life, upon the church and everyone; while we do our part with the Lord, toward repenting on sinful practices (Psalm 60:12)

Psalm 44:6-7 – the spiritual power of Christ within is greater than the natural power (2 Cor. 10:4).

Proverbs 21:31 – let’s prepare ourselves, spiritually, we need to do that; we can’t over-emphasize this world, more than Himself -> Zech. 4:6

Deut. 4:6 – we need to get people to understand the Bible better, how does God’s people become teachers, if we barely read the Word? This is a danger for the next generation that Satan is aware of.

1 Kings 3:9 – when the Holy Spirit attempts to unlock our spiritual potentials. We think that He is trying to get us, and we are unable to grasp, what He is teaching us; we end up getting so mad at people and God (Matt. 11:6). When that happens, yield to Him. In 2 Chr. 7:14, I feel like a huge sigh, when that verse is said. Repentance……. is so critical, regularly, daily, as much as possible unto more Christlikeness -> holy characteristics. We can’t afford, anymore time wasted. Ask the Holy Spirit, He will confirm, what I am saying.

Job 28:28 – the more we repent and eclipse out our evil sinful practices like doubting etc., the more spiritual clarity we can have (Proverbs 4:7).

Proverbs 8:14 NKJV – “I am understanding” “I have strength”

1 Cor. 2:13 – avoid earthly and worldly wisdom, in our Christian approaches

Gen. 18:23-25 – righteous or wicked, we can ultimately increase the life of Christ in either, see their inward needs.

Neh. 1:6 and Hab. 2:1 – my sister use to have a dreamcatcher, so I showed up in the middle of the night with my green mask to scare her. The spiritual counterpart: prayer can be seen as a way of God wanting us to fulfill what He draws our attention toward (Col. 1:24).

Acts 4:31 – we can create spiritual earthquakes upon unspiritual strongholds

Romans 8:26-27 – when I don’t know what to say in prayer sometimes because I am so overwhelmed with somethings that He says, even during my rare vacations. I ask the Lord Himself, to pray for me, I just don’t know what to say, in those moments (Hebrews 7:25). When I do that, I find that the Holy Spirit’s prayer for me, is so spiritually changeful, than what I could say in an essay. Sometimes, I wonder, if it is because He doesn’t want to hear my essayistic prayers – I bought a printer – I type it up, print it – read it to Him, and He is just like “fine, here” (Luke 18:1-8).

Gen. 1:2 – what is God moving upon, in our time, that is part of His time?

Exodus 31:3 – I am 100% sure that, if churches around the world, would start accelerating their congregations to read more of the Bible. It’ll play a considerable role for this verse, to come more alive, in their churches. The Bible communicates life-changing inward words.

2 Kings 2:9 – if we think about this differently, don’t you find this to be an inward cry, for most of God’s people today? That they want more spiritual food, they are hungrier than ever, for more spiritual stuff to grow more like Jesus? They use podcasts, they go to retreats, they watch and hear multiple sermons.

Neh. 9:20 – a desperate need to ask this in prayer, everyone

Psalm 51:11 – when Christ becomes our life, we become so inseparable, like some sort of eternal marriage. 

Exodus 34:29 – inward shining (Numbers 6:24-26)

1 Samuel 24:12 and Proverbs 16:32 – you would be surprised, how much God’s will can advance, when we apply His Word in these types of situations, and use His approaches. Children ministry has really desensitized me to drama.

1 Kings 3:12 – a lot more, significantly more encouragement to read the Word, let’s be like this verse, everyone in a church. 

John 12:46 and 2 Cor. 4:6 – reading the Word in a way, where the verses we come across, makes us realize where we have been walking in darkness; we ask the Lord to apply changes to be Holy in this and that area, where the verses convict us to change. This will invigorate and fast-track our spiritual growth, with the Holy Spirit. This is important (Acts 26:18 and Phil. 2:15)

Eph. 5:25-27 and Psalm 65:9 – visualize this, if we did a PowerPoint presentation, regarding what we did on earth, how the measure of Christ was increased, how we followed through on what He asked of us, not how we interpreted how things ought to be, what would be His evaluation of our time on earth? I’ll end with Phil. 3:12 and 1 Cor. 6:19 

Daniel 11:32 – we are meant to conquer so much unspiritual lands, so much territories (Romans 8:37). So let’s do it.

Joshua 1:9 – you never know, the spiritual footprint that you can make upon the earth, if we applied this verse, regarding our calling from Heaven (Psalm 18:32-34 and 2 Samuel 22:30).

John 13:4-15 and Eph. 1:22-23 – we can be spiritual agents to flush out the evil, of places we go to, and fill them with Christ, by His Spirit. Remember Eph. 2:19-22. This world needs a giant Noah’s Ark type of spiritual cleansing. 

2 Cor. 5:20 – actually different than the world, a spiritual revolutionary moment

Eph. 6:17 – notice how Satan is trying to get as many Christians as possible to sheathe the Sword of the Spirit? Why you ask? Hebrews 4:12

Micah 4:1-2 NKJV – “the mountain of the Lord’s house” – the opposite, there are unspiritual mountains of stronghold areas where evil resides 

Isaiah 32:15 – figure this out. A cool puzzle

John 17:17 – telling people the spiritual truth, can be sanctifying -> Jer. 1:7-9

John 12:28 – an eternal mindset “glorified it and will glorify it again.” This can also be our lifestyle, to desire from our interactions with the Lord and people -> the multiplication of the glory of Christ, spiritually flowing in increasing measures… to generations. It doesn’t have to be about us, direct the attention to Christ -> Phil. 1:21

Phil. 1:29 and Psalm 66:10 – the difficulties in life can show us what is malfunctioning in our inward life with the Lord, and what we need to work on with Him. Discipline isn’t meant to kill (2 Cor. 4:8-9 NIV); Hebrews 12:9-11 says “and live”. Don’t we want to be more spiritually alive in Christ, for our living ministries? This is what we signed-up for. We won’t get anywhere, in our faith, if the Lord doesn’t let the refiners fire, occur in our inward life. Our composition is too inherently messed up and independent because of the Adamic nature. The transitioning process of unholiness unto holiness through the use of discipline needs to be more embraced, and not just viewed as difficulties, in itself (Phil. 3:20-21). In Isaiah 48:10, “Behold” -> see, that the Lord is showing you that there is a different perspective, in the path of a narrow road, spiritual eyesight requires continual corrections. I’m not talking about salvation for this point. I’m going to assume that we understand what scriptures says about salvation.

Psalm 103:17-18 (the last sentence), Matt. 25:14-30 and Romans 3:23 – it is important not to ignore the Divine words + commandments and waste the time given to make use of the spiritual deposits entrusted to us that were not only meant for others to come to know Christ but for “multiple” generations to know Him, also. We can’t make the situation worse by neglecting Romans 15:14, James 3:1, and 2 Tim. 3:16 because that would further corrode the spiritual fertile conditions (Luke 8:5, Matt. 13:19). 

1 Cor. 15:58 – His Spirit lives on. Zech 4:6 – “By my Spirit” from the very beginning till now and into the future (Gen. 1:1-2). An eternal mindset

Gen 1:26 and Phil. 3:14 – when I read the Bible, I am honest with myself about what I need to work on + how can I be the inward person of Christ that I am suppose to be. I’m unafraid to be truthfully vulnerable, when I spend my quiet time with the Lord (Psalm 51:6 NKJV, 2 Samuel 22:26-27 NKJV and 1 John 3:3 <- spiritual principle verses that I live by, for a long time). I grow faster that way with Him. The Gen. verse, I believe is also a mission statement for all Christians, we need to follow this objective with the Lord about getting people into a spiritual state of pursuit toward the likeness of Jesus, with the Holy Spirit’s support.

Exodus 33:18-19 – the NKJV is a nice take. I do feel very vividly about this, others have told me this also, in the past that “He is here”, when they spoke to me. Their eyes were bulging, as if they saw a ghost, or perhaps the Holy Ghost? That’s Biblically correct also. The point is not about me at all but just this dream I have that when God’s people have a conversation with anyone, that “there I am” (Matt. 18:20).

John 7:17 (NIV) – Something that “comes from God”, even if it’s a small thing can make a really large difference because of the magnitude of His infinite powers (1 Cor. 1:25). 

Hosea 6:2 (NIV) – “that we may live in His presence”. This verse comes to mind Ecc. 3:11.

Psalm 133:1 – ridding the obstacles that prevents this from becoming a reality is a good cause.

Exodus 15:1-2 – realizing the Lord’s strength is worth finding out.

Psalm 44:5-7 (NLT) – “only by your power, can we push back our enemies” – a very strong reminder for all churches (Zech. 4:6).

1 Samuel 3:21 –  “then the Lord appeared again” “for the Lord revealed Himself” “the Word of the Lord”

1 Cor. 2:9-10 – “God has revealed” “His Spirit” 

Matt. 16:24 – Jesus denied sinful practices, let’s do the same?

Luke 12:35-36 (NKJV) – I just like this verse. Look at everything with a spiritual context, not with just an outward perception. Everything about this verse is cool. Knowing that there is darkness and using His Light to see through that. Rather than just seeing things without a spiritual component. 

Ezekiel 47:9 – where we go, let His life meet people’s spiritual needs 

Psalm 46:4 – a ministry ought to bring about gladness to others.

Phil 3:21 (NKJV) – “conformed to His” – we are use to doing things our way, He will teach us to do things His way. Ask for this!

Psalm 23:2-3 – “makes” -> “leads” -> “restores” 

Exodus 15:25 – “the Lord showed him”, do we know what He is showing us? How is Satan trying to blind us? Churches must always ask this in prayer -> Eph. 1:18