In our previous study, we understood that the Word of God carries the life and power of God in it. We also referenced how diverse miracles ensued, as a result of the handkerchiefs and aprons that were taken from the body of Paul and placed on the sick. Those handkerchiefs and aprons didn’t have the “Person” of the Holy Spirit in them; rather, they had the impartation of His power.

 

Being born again, you’re the temple of the Holy Spirit; you contain, and can transmit or transfer His power. Just as the impartation of His power came on the materials that were taken from the body of Paul, everything that comes from you, or in contact with you, is imparted by the power of God. With such impartation comes an extraordinary potential.

 

There’s nothing that comes in contact with you that doesn’t have the residue of the Spirit on it, because you carry God’s divine presence.

 

If you were sharing the Word with someone, you could literally impart the anointing to that person through your words. Such an impartation leads to transformation. The Spirit of God in you imparts His power and authority to your words, making an impact in the lives of those whom you minister to; His love, compassion, and presence flows from you to them, bringing them God’s presence.