What is our Inheritance?

The Church has many sick-people that don't know what He wants them to do with their lives. Why take another step without knowing what G-d wants? The problem is that you are ruining the lives of others.
There are two who open doors-G-d and Satan. Every believer should be so united with G-d that he knows what He called him to do. So that he can say "I did the will of
G-d in my life." If Satan leads you through an open door, you must turn to the cross and return to the path.
A wise person looks from the perspective of eternity. A fool looks from the perspective of this life. Ask G-d, "What I should do with my life?" Don't fear that He will let you know if you have been wrong Y’Shua can only be had in fullness if I am in the center of His will; not where I chose to be, but where He sent me. Pray for a radical return to seeking, knowing and doing G-d's will. The will of G-d must be sought.
Many people can do worldly things extremely successfully (doing tasks or career oriented), but when it comes to spiritual things, they have spiritual paralysis, they are spiritually unfruitful. They cannot win the lost. How can you explain it? It is a deep problem. A person can only lead people into the thing to which he himself has entered.
Your incapacity to lead people to the L-rd yourself tells you that you are sick spiritually. Yet you go to church and sing and dance. Monkeys can sing and dance, but they cannot win souls.
DOUBLE-MINDED, CARNAL CHRISTIAN - This person exists in two states. One is where his self reigns on the throne of his heart, and Y’Shua stands underneath his self. The other is where Y’Shua reigns open on the throne of his heart, and his self is crucified below the throne of Y’Shua in the heart. This person acts in the random, permissive will of G-d, where nothing is guaranteed.
Believers can Count on an Inheritance on Earth and in heaven. Gen. 15:5-7
Part of the believer's inheritance is the privilege of knowing G-d's will and walking in it.
Part of the believer's inheritance is the privilege of knowing G-d's will and abiding in it. Part of the believer's inheritance is the privilege of knowing
G-d's will and obeying in it.
Believer's inheritance is to know the Truth and do it; the ability to do what
G-d wants.
Five crowns are referred to but not described.* 1 Corinthians 3:8 states that "each one will receive his own reward according to his own labor." 2 John 2:8 exhorts believers to "Look to yourselves, that we do not lose those things we worked for, but that we may receive a full reward.”
The promise of an inheritance is mentioned several times, but exactly what it is obscured. However, Romans 8:17 says that children of G-d are joint heirs with Messiah, which means that Believers share all of what Y’Shua has.
Colossians 3:23, 24 says “And whatever you do, do it heartily, as to the L-rd and not to men, knowing that from the L-rd you will receive the reward of the inheritance; for you serve the L-rd Messiah."
Whatever it is that G-d the Father has in store must be spectacular, and Hebrews 1:2 states that He has appointed Y’Shua as heir of all things that believers are destined to share fully. While it may not be presently comprehensible, there is something very special awaiting the faithful. "He who overcomes shall inherit all things, and I will be his
G-d and he shall be My son." (Revelation 21:7}
Inheritance implies a family relationship, in most cases, and eternal is a permanent, everlasting relationship. G-d has become your father, not merely your creator. It is a divine decree from our heavenly Father that we have an inheritance and His decrees must be carried out. (Galatians 4:4-7).
Here are some things that we share with the Messiah: 1) Eternal Life – John 1:12; Titus 3:7; I John 5:11-12 2) Righteousness – II Corinthians 5:21 3) Sonship – Galatians 3:26 4) Kingship – II Peter 1:11; Revelation1:5-6; 5:9-10 5) Priesthood – I Peter 2:5-9 6) His Election – I Peter 1:2; Ephesians 1:4 7) His Destiny – Ephesians 1:5,11: Romans 8:17 8) His Sanctification – I Corinthians 1:2 It is our faith in Y’Shua that qualifies us to become heirs and it is the substitutionary spiritual death of Y’Shua that secures that inheritance. (Romans 5:8; Hebrews 9:15-16)