The process for rock creating is fascinating. Through the process of weathering; rain, sun, wind, and time determines how hard and strong is that rock. Rocks remind us of the security found in God. That security which is unwavering comes divinely. God decides who he manifests his divine security. The scriptures says that the Lords eyes move through and forth throughout the earth. It is through his Holy Spirit that divine security comes through. When one is going through a difficult time it is God’s Spirit that makes us secure. He poured His Spirit to provide us with multiple of purposes, but one of the main purposes is to provide security and assurance to his people.
Psalm 71:1-3
71:1 In thee, O Lord, do I put my trust: let me never be put to confusion.2 Deliver me in thy righteousness, and cause me to escape: incline thine ear unto me, and save me.3 Be thou my strong habitation, where unto I may continually resort: thou hast given commandment to save me; for thou art my rock and my fortress.
God knows that we cannot make it on our own. We fall and fail. We are in constant struggle because our battles seem not to stop. So, God proposed to help us and save us. The only way God can save us today is through his Holy Spirit. He (the Spirit) leads us to Christ (Jhn. 16:13-14). God’s promise of the Holy Spirit to be poured upon our lives is purposeful. When God pours his Spirit divine trust comes in; the wilderness turns to a fruitful land (Is. 32:15-18). The promise of the Spirit of God came about in Acts 2. The Spirit came as tongues of fire it was the most powerful affirmation of the apostles faith. Jesus proclaimed the promised of the Spirit upon his disciples when he said “you shall receive power when the Spirit comes upon you” (Acts. 1:8). God’s spirit is a good thing that happens to man (Lk. 11:13). When you want to be cheered on or encouraged you can depend on God’s Spirit to come through. When you want to feel secure and triumphant; His Holy Spirit does that too. We can determine how much of His Spirit will be in our lives, but his intentions is to pour it not by measure (Jhn. 3:34). It is through the zeal and by baptism that God give his Spirit.