The Rock of Inner Kingdom

Neville's Inner Vision

Peter’s confession is not a historical report but a turning of your inner sight. The question, Whom do you say I am? asks you to align your sense of self with the Living Christ within. The voices of John the Baptist, Elijah, or Jeremiah on the surface are only echoes; the real revelation comes from your Father in heaven, the I AM that knows itself as the one Reality. When you say you are the Christ, you are naming a fact about your own being, not flattering a person. This is the rock upon which the inner church is built. The gates of hell—fear, lack, confusion—cannot prevail against awareness that stands in its own light. The granting of the keys signals your innate authority to bind and loose states in your life, to declare a certain feeling as true and to revoke what does not serve the kingdom. Do not seek proof outside; awaken to the rock within and let your life flow from that steady consciousness. The church and the kingdom are states of consciousness, forever anchored in the Father in heaven.