RHEMA 2/09/13  FOCUS AND PROPHESY WITH SIMPLICITY

HEARD:  Introduction.  Satellite it.  Pan in.
VISION:  My vision panned in and I saw this huge, huge waterfall that was going in slow motion down to the earth.

HEARD:  It needs to have a focus.  You will see improvement.

HEARD:  Open up, just one word.  White.  Doable.  Therefore we really need you to concentrate.  Just one subject, that’s all.  No sidebars. 

RHEMA 2/10/13  A CLEAR WORD

Entanglement.  Expensive present.  When we clarify with allegories, it confounds the problem. 

[People are crying out for a clear word, black separated from white and nothing hard to discern or chew.  Just the truth.  There is coming a new generation of believers that want clear answers for the times they are living in.]

When I pray for a Word for people, I ask the Lord for just one Word, a starting place and it always amazes me how that one Word becomes a launching pad.  I usually keep things pretty simple due to time, but I have noticed that after the one Word comes, it can continue to flow to deeper places from there, if I have the time for it.

WORD TO PONDER:  FOCUS AND PROPHESY WITH SIMPLICITY 2/09/13

Dear ones, in a world inundated with words and media, when you prophesy try to keep it as simple as possible.  When one enters a room or looks at a painting, sometimes it is so cluttered it becomes exhausting just to find one’s focus.  Allow enough empty white space to give the eye of the heart places to rest.  Make the issue at hand, the main issue.  Let it sink in without any other distraction. Give Me room to work in the Spirit of Simplicity.

Acts 2:46,47

So continuing daily with one accord in the temple, and breaking bread from house to house, they ate their food with gladness and simplicity of heart, 47 praising God and having favor with all the people. And the Lord added to the church daily those who were being saved.