Inner Mercy, Outer Heirs

Neville's Inner Vision

In Titus, the appearing kindness of God is not something outside you; it is the turning of your awareness to the I AM that you are. The distinction between 'works' and 'salvation' dissolves when you recognize mercy as the activity of your own consciousness. The washing of regeneration is a mental baptism—an inner cleansing of stale beliefs by the inflow of grace, a renewal of the Holy Ghost as your living perception. This grace is shed abundantly through Jesus Christ your Saviour, meaning the inner Christ within you floods your sense of self with life when you cease identifying with lack and begin identifying with being loved. To be justified by grace is to acknowledge that your true identity is already rightful, already free, and that your inheritance—eternal life—is the natural fruit of that present state. The kingdom comes as you inhabit a new assumption: that you are loved, that you are renewed, that you are an heir. When you live from this inner state, outer circumstances become the expression, not the cause, of your life.