“All things were created through Him and for Him. And He is before all things, and in Him all things consist.” Colossians 1:16-17
The definition of ubiquitous is present everywhere. This is the perfect definition for Christ. This may seem a little difficult to grasp but Christ is in all, through all, and above all. You and I cannot see the fullness of the deity of Christ so we have to accept this truth by faith.
Christ Jesus is not an esoteric God. He is palpable and can speak to you, touch you physically, or share His emotions with you. He is a tangible and approachable God.
The question is how can you and I share in the ubiquitous character of Christ? First of all, if you want to see Christ you have to be willing to live for Him above all else. God is not going to share Himself with someone who vacillates between light and darkness. And, there is no autonomy in the life of a disciple. Your life belongs to God and there are no secrets.
Secondly, the Holy Spirit is your door to God. The Holy Spirit is the life of Christ and He lives in you. The disciple lives in oneness with Christ through His Spirit. This happens when you invite the Holy Spirit to have authority over every detail of your life. The Holy Spirit is a person with a mission to take what belongs to Jesus and share it with you.
The Holy Spirit will speak to you, give you visions and dreams, and perform signs and wonders. He will also convict you of sin when you overstep the boundaries of God. He is your conduit to God and can be trusted like your best friend.
You cannot seek the transfigured Christ for the purpose of living in His glory. He will never allow you to do this. Christ will determine when and how much of Himself He will share with you. He reveals the transfigured Christ to you for one purpose. He wants you to have unyielding faith in His promises and know His greatness and glory.
This cannot be an intellectual process but has to be experienced through a personal contact with the Living Christ. There is no one like Him!
Hal Hollister Ministry 