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Speaking in Tongues Charges Up your spirit


He that speaketh in an unknown tongue edifieth himself… 1 Corinthians 14: 4
When you speak in other tongues, you “charge” your spirit, much the same way as a battery is charged. When a car battery for example, is left inactive for a while, you’d need to charge it again to restore it to an effective state. The same goes for the human spirit; you ought to always “charge up” your spirit and get it perpetually active by speaking in tongues.
Speaking in tongues “quick charges” your spirit it helps your spirit respond very quickly to spiritual things. As you learn to speak in tongues frequently, the anointing will easily be stirred up within you, and you’ll find yourself living in consistent victory and triumph.
The Bible shows us how some of the Old Testament folks stirred the anointing each time they want to accomplish divine tasks. Samson for one, knew that the way to charge up his spirit was to shake himself. After he was betrayed by Delilah and his hair was shaved, the bible says he “…awoke out of his sleep, and said, I will go out as at other times before, and shake myself… Judges 16: 20.
 Over in the New Testament, the way to charge up your spirit is not by shaking your physically like Samson did, but by spiriting in tongues! That’s the way to “quick charge” your spirit and set your sail for the miraculous!
Keep yourself perpetually high on God’s power by speaking in tongues always! That way, you’ll never run out of ideas, or be in confusion as to the right steps to take concerning anything. As you speak in tongues habitually, your spirit will be charge and ready to pick divine signals from heaven , and you’ll find yourself  always functioning with the wisdom of God. Charge up your spirit today- speak in other tongues



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