Sherman Dumas: Greater Works Than These Will You Do in Me (John 14:12)
Sherman is the Lead Pastor of All Nations San Bernardino located in Southern. He is a gifted prophetic minister and will be speaking at King of Kings on Friday night, September 10, 2021. Learn more All Nations here: allnationssbd.com
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We see the expression that the Son, Jesus, was there from the beginning. The Son always exists as God. The Son, by obedience to the expression of God the father, was sent into the earth, to take on an earth suit. So then he became all God. His God-li-ness - or his God nature - did not change. At the same time, his humanity was not changed. He was all man. This is why the Bible says that He was, “in all points tempted as we are, yet without sin.” (Hebrews 4:15)
It is this idea that he came into the earth realm to be a collision of two worlds, to give you an example of what could be done - that you could live for him, that you could be an ambassador of heaven and operate in this realm. And now we become adopted in the promise that God gives to Abraham. We become adopted in, and the Bible says grafted in as sons of God (Romans 11:19). His resurrection made access to the throne of grace available (Hebrews 4:16). Jesus experienced some pretty amazing things. Christ has such an amazing power. We've got to understand that we have it too. John 14:12 says, "He, who believes in me, the works that I do, he will also do.”
Whoever believes in me is going to be able to accomplish… then he takes it to the next level. He says, "And greater works than these." What are these? These things that we've seen happen in the earth realm that he accomplished. "Greater works than these shall they do, because I go to be with the Father." Jesus was saying, “You have the ability to now walk in me and be in me.” That's why you're called, "The Body of Christ." The head is seated in heaven, but the body is active on earth. No one looks at the head of a thing and says, it's different from his body.
All of it is Christ. The head is Christ. The body is Christ. He who believes in me. So when you grab a hold of that - that you're not as separated from God (as the spirit of religion wants you to believe), and as your flesh wants you to believe, you step into a whole new world. You step into a place where you're not always reaching OUT for God, but then you move to a new place of reaching IN for God. It says, "The kingdom of God is within you." (Luke 17:21) The Bible says the same power that raised Jesus Christ from the dead now lives in us (Romans 8:11).
I do not have to have a visitation or encounter with God. Can I change your mindset? You don't look at the Old Testament and miss things. You'll look at the Old Testament and you'll begin to see Moses who is after Adam who has seen us enter. After Christ died and was resurrected, we are no longer reaching for something. We're no longer saying, “Come Lord,” because what's in me doesn't have to come. It changes your mindset. It changes your prayers now because we're moving now into another level of activation of what's already in me.
He's locked stuff in you that you've been reaching for and therefore it's not been activated because you haven't realized it's already there. 2 Peter 1:3 says, “His divine power has given to us all things that pertain to life and godliness.” He gives you everything that pertains to life and godliness.
This offers a different mentality. When people see us in the earth, they don't just see us, we become written epistles (2 Corinthians 3:2). We become Christ in the earth. The body of Christ. We become Christ’s representatives in the earth, walking and going everywhere we go. When I show up at Albertsons, I don't just show up as Sherman. I show up as the collision place of where Sherman and Christ collide.
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