Living in Supernatural Intelligence: Five Habits to Transform Your Spiritual Life
We live in an age captivated by artificial intelligence. Algorithms know our preferences, predict our behaviors, and answer our questions with startling accuracy. Yet while the world marvels at AI, there exists something infinitely more powerful available to every believer: supernatural intelligence—direct access to the mind of Christ.
The question isn't whether technology is impressive. It is. The real question is this: Do you believe Jesus is smarter than any algorithm, any supercomputer, any innovation humanity has created? If you do, then you understand what it means to be His disciple.
The Mind of Christ Within You
Scripture makes an astounding promise: "We have the mind of Christ" (1 Corinthians 2:16). Think about that. Not a connection to information, but to wisdom itself. Not data points, but divine understanding. Everything you need—guidance for relationships, finances, parenting, career decisions, world affairs—is available through your relationship with Jesus.
Paul wrote that in Christ "are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge" (Colossians 2:2-3). This isn't about typing questions into a search bar. This is about relationship. Jesus knows the number of hairs on your head. He calls the stars by name and counts them. He knows your thoughts from afar and the plans He has for your future.
But here's the challenge: Most believers experience spiritual connection only once a week, if that. Bible reading statistics are concerning. In healthy churches, around 40% read Scripture daily. Among younger generations, that number drops to about 10%. This isn't normal—it's unhealthy.
Two Fundamental Truths
When you immerse yourself in God's Word consistently, two life-changing truths become clear:
First, the world is abnormal. What culture calls normal—confusion about basic human identity, devaluing of life, acceptance of destructive behaviors—is actually deeply abnormal. Without regular time in Scripture, we begin accepting the world's definitions of reality. We think Christians are weird when actually, the world has lost its way.
Second, miracles are normal. In Scripture, God's supernatural intervention is the expected pattern. Healing, provision, guidance, transformation—these aren't rare exceptions but the normal Christian life. When you don't read the Bible, you see it backward: the world seems normal and faith seems delusional.
The questions facing families today are too urgent to wait until Sunday for answers. Parents encounter challenges in schools that demand immediate biblical discernment. Cultural pressures require clarity that only comes from being grounded in God's truth.
Five Habits for Supernatural Living
1. Read Your Bible to Live in Heaven Every Day
Spend at least thirty minutes daily reading Scripture. Why? Because we forget what heaven is like. We start thinking earth's chaos is reality and accept mundane, powerless lives. But when you read God's Word, you remember home. You recall what's happening at the throne of God.
Then you walk through your day looking for heaven at work and joining with it. You pray, "Your kingdom come, Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven" (Matthew 6:10). You begin seeing where God is moving and align yourself with His purposes.
This is how transformation happens—not just personally, but in communities. When believers catch a vision of heaven invading earth, impossible things become possible. Entire cities can be touched when God's people live with this kingdom perspective.
2. Pray Two Essential Questions Daily
Every morning, ask: "Father, what are You thinking?" and "Father, where are You going?"
Why these questions? Because God declares, "My thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways. As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts" (Isaiah 55:8-9).
We often try to fit God into our plans rather than discovering His plans. We pray for doors to open that He never intended for us while missing the paths He's actually prepared. When you ask what God is thinking and where He's going, you position yourself to walk in His purposes rather than your own limited vision.
3. Cultivate Listening Prayer
Whether through the gift of praying in tongues or simply being quiet before the Lord, create space to hear God's voice. Paul wrote, "I will pray with my spirit, but I will also pray with my understanding" (1 Corinthians 14:15).
God has far more to say to us than we have to say to Him. Yet our prayer lives often consist of presenting our wish lists rather than listening. When you pray according to the Spirit's leading—whether through spiritual gifts or contemplative silence—you pray God's will. Then you walk into what you've prayed.
This practice leads to extraordinary alignment with God's purposes. Doors open that you never could have orchestrated. Divine appointments happen. Resources appear exactly when needed. Why? Because you've been praying God's agenda, not just your own.
4. Seek God's Wisdom in Every Decision
Before every choice—major or minor—ask: "What does God think about this?" Not what your friends think. Not what social media says. What does God think?
James instructs us, "You ought to say, 'If it is the Lord's will, we will live and do this or that'" (James 4:15). This applies to business decisions, family matters, financial choices, even daily habits like what you eat.
God cares about the details of your life because He made you. He's intimately invested in your wellbeing. When you invite His wisdom into every area, you discover He has insights you never imagined—practical, specific guidance that leads to flourishing.
5. Practice Instant Obedience
When God speaks, obey immediately. Then He'll reveal more. Psalm 25:14 promises, "The Lord confides in those who fear him; he makes his covenant known to them."
You can become God's confidant. He will whisper secrets to you that others don't know. But this intimacy requires responsiveness. Delayed obedience is disobedience. When you quickly align your actions with God's direction, He trusts you with deeper revelation.
The Promise of Supernatural Wisdom
First Corinthians 2:9-12 contains this magnificent promise: "What no eye has seen, what no ear has heard, and what no human mind has conceived—the things God has prepared for those who love him—these are the things God has revealed to us by his Spirit. The Spirit searches all things, even the deep things of God."
This is your inheritance as a believer. Not just information, but revelation. Not just knowledge, but wisdom. Not just answers, but relationship with the One who knows everything.
In a world growing cold in love, where confusion reigns and truth is contested, you have access to supernatural intelligence. The mind of Christ is available to you. The question is: Will you pursue it with the dedication it deserves?
The path is simple but requires commitment: daily time in God's Word, persistent prayer, listening for His voice, seeking His wisdom in all things, and immediate obedience. These five habits can save you years of wandering and position you for a life of supernatural effectiveness.
The choice is yours. Will you settle for the world's limited wisdom, or will you tap into the infinite intelligence of heaven?
