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Supernatural Part 4
Feb 23, 2026 · Jon Colyer
The supernatural power of God is not meant to be a weekly "top-up" or a temporary visit during a church service; rather, it is an abiding presence meant to go home with the believer. Pastor Jon Colyer emphasizes that the Holy Spirit does not leave when the service ends. He is in the car, on the bus, and at home. The sermon challenges the "cycle of breakthrough," where believers wait until they are spiritually depleted to seek God. Instead, the goal is to...The supernatural power of God is not meant to be a weekly "top-up" or a temporary visit during a church service; rather, it is an abiding presence meant to go home with the believer. Pastor Jon Colyer emphasizes that the Holy Spirit does not leave when the service ends. He is in the car, on the bus, and at home. The sermon challenges the "cycle of breakthrough," where believers wait until they are spiritually depleted to seek God. Instead, the goal is to live from a place of overflow. When we learn to abide, we no longer come to church solely to receive, but to "pour out" from the rivers of living water already flowing within us. The speaker explains that while God’s part (abiding with us) is settled and constant, our part (abiding with Him) requires a daily, intentional choice to remain conscious of His presence. Keys to Abiding in the Supernatural The Abiding Anointing: The anointing received from God is not fleeting; it abides and teaches the believer how to remain in Him. It is the internal compass that guides daily life. Breaking the "Top-Up" Mentality: Believers should move away from the "I need a recharge" mindset. By maintaining a daily connection, the "breakthrough" becomes a constant state rather than a difficult struggle to overcome the "self." Living and Moving in Him: Referencing the reality that "in Him we live and move and have our being," the sermon teaches that the supernatural should be the natural environment of the Christian. The Maximum Gap Rule: The speaker warns against letting days go by without intentional time in the Word and prayer. He suggests making it a maximum of "hours" rather than days before checking back in with the Lord to maintain spiritual momentum. From One River to Many: When an entire congregation abides throughout the week, they bring "rivers" (plural) to the corporate gathering, leading to an increase in signs, wonders, and divine strength. Bible 1 John 2:27 (The anointing which you have received of Him abides in you) Acts 17:28 (In Him we live and move and have our being) John 7:38 (Out of his heart will flow rivers of living water)Read more
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