Interpreting the Voice of God! | Red Church

<p>**In Red Church today, Joseph and Heather Z teach about spiritual commitment and discuss the distinction between direct and interpreted revelations. They highlight the importance of studying God's word and understanding the gifts within the body of Christ for effective ministry.**</p> <p>Heather ministers to us, emphasizing her total commitment to God and reminding us that we have been bought and paid for; anything contrary to this is unlawful. She underscores that the same power that raised Jesus from the dead resides within us, highlighting the power of the resurrection. </p> <p>Learn more about Z Ministries by following the link below:<br /> https://linktr.ee/zministries </p> <p>Joseph teaches that the Old Testament is a direct revelation, meaning that when God speaks, one must deliver the message exactly as it is given. In contrast, the New Testament involves interpretation: when we hear from God, we interpret what we have heard because all people have the Holy Spirit within them. He explains that the body of Christ should operate as Christ does here on earth, asserting that as He is, so are we in this world. He highlights the twenty-one gifts within the body of Christ and explains the steps necessary to achieve prophetic clarity.</p> <p>He continues by stating that a revelation can sometimes be filtered through the believer's life, which comprises scripture, tradition, experiences, and rationality. He warns that tradition can render God's word ineffective in our lives, encouraging us to consistently study it to transform how we view tradition within our value system. </p> <p>Joseph further teaches that the interpretation of any revelation must be scripture-based. He stresses the need to read God's word until it impacts every area of our lives and to pray consistently in the Holy Spirit to activate our gifts. He also explains how to apply our revelations, cautioning against going beyond what is written.</p> <p class="MsoNormal"><span lang="EN-US" xml:lang="EN-US">May 24, 2026</span></p>