Our oneness with Christ is not just theology; it is the primary reality of life. This wonderful union is not just theory; it is the outrageously good news. This intimate connection is not just a sterile fact; it is the fountainhead of living water that issues from within us as rivers of living water. I am immersed in what He does, and He is immersed in what I do. WE share life and awareness of the higher realm that is invading this realm. WE operate from my mind and His—governed by a wisdom higher than the earthly, unspiritual, demonic wisdom that pervades this world. The original human couple in Eden was deceived into thinking they had to do something to be what they already were. They turned from all they had access to, to gain access to what they already had. They assumed a gap that was not really there, and once you fall for that lie, you will begin to do something to close the gap. We will never become who we think we must become by trying to achieve it; instead, we must know we are not endeavoring to become something we are not. We are simply living consistently with who we truly are. We are anchored securely in eternity now. We live in the Alpha and the Omega, and He lives in us. Koinonia is a Greek word often translated as fellowship, communion, or partnership—far deeper than casual connection. It refers to a shared life, a mutual participation in divine life. In reality, no matter what experience suggests, we live in WE-ness with Him. We-ness with Christ is WE-ness with the Trinity. Everyday life is worked out through mutual indwelling with the Father, Son, and Spirit. When WE fear, I should; otherwise, fear in any form has no place in me.
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