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There is no Christianity without the Holy Spirit.
Shall I say that again? 
There is no Christianity without the Holy Spirit. 
Christianity is a living thing. 
It’s not a religion. 
Most of the world thinks it’s a religion but it’s not. 
Christianity is the living, pulsating, life of Christ in a human being. 
Christianity is the outworking of divinity in humanity. 
It is a revelation of Christ in and through you. 
Are you hearing this? 
It is the everyday walk of God through you among human beings. 
Christianity is the word of God alive in human flesh. 
This is all so far removed from religion. 
When you study your Bible, you not only get information, you get revelation. 
And then beyond that, is the fact that that word which you read; which you study in the Bible; the revealed word of God; becomes one with you as you digest it spiritually. 
In the same way that the food that you eat; the physical food that you eat becomes one with your body; it gets into your system and is responsible for how you grow physically. 
That’s the same way what the word of God does with you when you digest the word of God. 
It gets into your system and becomes one with you; you become so much one that there is no other life, but the life of God in you. 
Are you hearing this? 
Oh this is very, very important; very, very important.

Source: http://www.pastorchrisonline.org/channel/watch/cha1936492a2ed
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