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DISCOVERY: Powers Given to You by God that You are Unaware

The majority of Christians are unaware of the importance of the spirit or how God reveals it to us. Christians possess eternal attributes that set them apart from all other beings.
The essay provides a thorough overview of issues that Christians or believers should be mindful of in their daily lives.
These are the things that the Holy Spirit has made known to us, according to 1 Corinthians 2:10. 11 The spirit looks for everything, including God's hidden mysteries.
According to this quote, when a person accepts Jesus Christ as their Savior, the Spirit guides them through all of life's experiences, both good and bad, to help them discern between good and evil so that it can enable them to take up the proper place, which is thought to be the profound things of God or the Kingdom of heaven.
1 Corinthians 2:11 carry on with that, for who knows a person's thoughts save the spirit that resides inside them? In a similar vein, nobody is aware of God's thoughts but for his spirit.
This verse makes it quite evident that, other from our inner selves, no one else can know what we are thinking when we don't say. For instance, if someone puts a password on their phone, it becomes unusable without them unless they share the code or password to open it. Being followers of Jesus Christ grants us the ability to discern God's will or mind, which results in eternal life.
In order for us to comprehend what God has freely given us, 1 Corinthians 2:12 states that what we have received is not the spirit of the world but rather the spirit of God. 
Upon accepting Jesus Christ, you will be bestowed with a spirit that was given to you from above to guide you in understanding what God has in store for you as a free gift, unlike the spirits of the world, which include, but are not limited to, witchcraft, rituals, avarice, idol worship, and many more.
According to 1 Corinthians 2:13, this is what we speak—words that are not taught by human wisdom but rather by the spirit, revealing spiritual realities. This implies that as you start speaking, you will be speaking without the benefit of human knowledge, however, since you adhere to the world's light, God's knowledge. Any speech from the spirit that you give reveals dark spiritual dealings, and that is real, love, and citing your entire existence on God through Jesus Christ.

All things considered, believers, or Christians, are endowed with the free gifts of God to exalt darkness via deeds, words, and the daily management of God's Kingdom by people on earth.
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