We are in an overlapping of prophetic seasons: Purim and Pentecost. Therefore, we are tarrying for Heaven to restore justice in our lives and nations. Tarrying does not mean we are just waiting for God to do something. Tarrying is intertwining ourselves in God and His Word. As pressure mounts in the world, our holy task is to create counterpressure of the Kingdom of God within us.
We are in the days of the counting of the Omer. On the first day of Pentecost, the Torah (i.e., the Word of God and God’s instruction) was given to God’s people. On the day of Pentecost, after the resurrection of the Messiah, the fire of God was given to empower God’s people to live the Word from their hearts. We are on a countdown to a new fire and refreshing of God being established in the lives of the Remnant.
From the fall of Lucifer to our present age, the war that is being waged is God’s divine order vs. Hell’s Chaos. The Kingdom of God brings God’s order, peace, and purpose. Hell’s chaos is rampant in the world to bring disorder, darkness, and pain. Heaven is releasing a fresh anointing to bring the Kingdom’s order in every situation.
Both the story of Passover and when Joshua was preparing to take Jericho teaches the modern Church an important lesson regarding the covenant. When we take our covenant seriously, heaven moves, and hell trembles. In the current prophetic season, heaven is calling us to a new level of fidelity regarding the covenant we have with our King.
The parable of the prodigal son is one of the most powerful stories about redemption that Jesus ever taught. This parable can be examined from many angles: the prodigal son, the father, and the elder brother. There are more dynamics involved with the elder brother than most realize. We are in a season of God bringing the prodigal children home. We must examine our hearts to ensure we are ready for their return.
Sometimes, the hardest thing to do is to walk in love. Yet, that is precisely what the Bible teaches us to do. Walking in love is an often-overlooked aspect of spiritual warfare. But the love walk is necessary to keep our doors closed to the enemy and to walk in victory.
We are in our three days of fasting before the LORD corporately. Heaven moves when God’s people come in one accord and pray fervently. It is time to target our prayers, align with heaven, and see heaven move in all our nations!
We learn from the story of Purim that God can move powerfully, even in the midst of impossible situations. During this season, the Remnant must position themselves for Heaven to move!
When we examine Simeon from Luke 3, there is much to be gleaned from a prophetic standpoint. Because of his placement in redemptive history, much can be learned regarding the Remnant in the last days.
In Joshua 14:6-15, we find the story of Caleb driving out the giants from the mountain he claimed from God and bringing peace to the land. The story of Caleb bears prophetic significance to the Remnant of our generation. We are entering a time of restoration and divine displacement of the enemy.