Comfort for the Holy Fiery Ones: Jesus is Lord of Inner Healing

Following on from my last post "Call to the Holy Fiery Ones", this message develops the themes further. Recorded prayer walking in Northumberland, England on Tuesday 20 October 2026.

Again the YouTube video is here for those who like to listen and / or watch, and the transcript is typed out below for those who like to read. God bless you.

https://youtu.be/jpqTZfjOd44

Triune Ministries: Comfort for the Holy Fiery Ones.

Jesus is Lord of Inner Healing.

Even as I consider the prophetic word that I just recorded - about the Lord calling us to be his burning ones, to yield to his call to the yielding of our hearts, to get the dross out, to get the rubbish out, that we would burn with a flame that is for his glory, - and that these flames would be like even the Olympic flame in the sense that it's a relay race, because it's from person to person, that's how it'll go - so we must, we must love and look after one another with the glorious exhortation of the Lord.

We must tend these flames in one another, that is not a burning in the soul, but in the spirit man, a place of holy consecration, that is, decisions of our will, about what's in our heart.

So even as I was thinking about this and recording it, I thought about flames of fires in the natural.

When you're putting a fire together - if you have impurities in amongst the wood and, what you're making the fire out of, whether it's wood, coal, peats, what have you - if you have those impurities in there, especially if it's like plastics and chemicals, we get flames burning within the fire of a different colour.

I remember even as I was studying chemistry, how different chemicals when they're burning have different colours, and this is the principles with some of these electric lights. We see lights that are more orange. We see ones that are more white.

This is why we have to get the impurities out of our hearts before we're set ablaze in front of folk to represent the Lord.

This is why the Lord is so keen on the Lord Jesus Christ being revealed to us, particularly because out of the Godhead, the Holy Trinity, it is the ministry of Jesus Christ to bind up the brokenhearted, to comfort those who mourn, to appoint for those who grieve in Zion.

It is said of Jesus that a smoldering wick he will not put out. We know that our heavenly Lord manifests himself in many ways. Sometimes he is - especially we see in the Old Testament - the Lord God Almighty, in tremendous power parting the Red Sea, for example.

We see the ministry of the Holy Spirit and all sorts of ways. In the New Covenant we see him, of course, with these lovely gifts from 1 Corinthians 12 all those lovely gifts of prophecy and words of knowledge and wisdom and tongues, interpretation, all the rest of it, and it's lovely.

But you know there can be folk in meetings, with all that going on. We can have the power gifts of healing in place. Folk can be getting miracle healings in their bodies, broken bones, diseases, it's all being dealt with. Praise the Lord. I do not for one second minimize this. Bodies being healed is a part of the provision of Christ.

But there can be folk singing in tongues, folk can be prophesying all day long, but they can be there, broken hearted. They can be there with hurts in their hearts. They can be there, offended and bitter and wounded and hiding it because it's in the heart of hearts.

Praise God for the gifts of the Holy Spirit that don't depend on us being 100% perfect in our behaviour because the Lord's Holy Spirit comes in and through our spirit man.

Jesus is the part of the Godhead that is human, and his tender loving kindness towards our hurting hearts is what many of us need the most just now.

We need the revelation of Jesus for our hearts, because he is the one place where it is safe to bring those pains. He's the one place where it's safe to bring not only the hurts of what they did to us, but to confess unto him what we did in return. How our ungodliness came to the surface when we were mistreated by this folk.

Now we see the Lord Jesus mistreated in the same exact way as us whether it's betrayal or false accusation, or them not listening and receiving his word, which was from God or them mocking him. They scoffed at him. They scorned him. They laughed at him. They jeered.

Or when his best friends were nowhere to be found, at his hardest time or his closest ones just falling asleep, unable to have the actual sense and strength to stand with him. Or the authorities turning against him, even the religious leaders.

There's so many things that he went through that we go through that affect our heart. They affect us emotionally. They affect our feelings. We can be flowing in the powerful gifts of the Spirit and still have this need, because this is a ministry of Jesus. When we look at him in the same place as us in the sense that he's treated the same bad way as we're treated by other folk, we see the Lord completely without sin, and now we don't have the ability to copy him.

That's the point, because what comes out of us at that time is our sinful nature.

But we connect with him in the spirit.

Into your hands I commit my spirit.

Father, forgive them, they know not what they do.

I die already.

I let that within me die, that was rising up, that's so unlike Jesus, but that was reacting to that mistreatment. He didn't have that rising up because he didn't have a sinful nature. As we yield to this, in Christ, by his spirit, he comes and ministers to us in our hearts.

So he does.

He really, really does.

We become folk that are his intercessors, even for the folk that mistreated us.

We become the ones that have Christ formed within us.

Now these hearts can become these altars for this burning that the Lord wants to bring. because he baptizes with the Holy Spirit and with fire. The Lord Jesus was not just a sin offering - which is so vitally important - he was also a burnt offering. The sin offering is about, of course, atoning for our sin, but the burnt offering is not about our sin.

The burnt offering is about obedience to the Father. It's about yielding and consecrating and obeying, and that's what Jesus did differently to all of us.

That's the bit that made him without sin, so he could be a sin offering.

As he himself said, let him without sin cast the first stone and there's not one within the whole creation of the universe in history qualified except him.

That obedience and yieldedness to the Father throughout the entirety of his life on earth is what made him the burnt offering.

Oh may God grant us grace to receive his Holy Word, and may we who have ears to hear, let us hear. In Jesus name. Amen.