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For those who despise the prophetic:
The prophetic does not despise you. As a matter of fact, the prophetic loves you. The prophetic is all about you. When you choose to limit the prophetic by despising and minimizing it, you are choosing to miss out on a gift from the Lord.
“Whoever receives a prophet in the name of a prophet receives a prophet’s reward” Matt 10:41
There are so many layers out there today of what the Church is. Pervading all of the various stances and vantage points much of the Church is infested with the flesh and in bondage to the World System.
“They are like little children sitting in the marketplace, calling out to one another, and saying, we have piped to you, and you have not danced; we have mourned to you, and you have not wept.”
Finicky and demanding. Demanding a sign rather than accepting the sign that stands in her midst. Looking far and wide for the ones who will tickle the ears and seek to satiate cravings. For the ones who scramble to come up with false and lying signs of performance. Adding them to mixed words which many flock to hear, often traveling long distances and paying great sums of money.
Forsaking and shunning what was placed by God into their very midst and vicinity, as both Jesus and John were rejected for opposite reasons by the people whose midst they were placed within.
“For the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophesy” Rev 19:10
Now is the season and time to drop foolish pursuits and chasing the wind. Begin to receive the spirit of prophecy placed within and among you. Accept those sent by God unto you. Therefore blossom and bear fruit like never before.
Denise Poston
https://www.facebook.com/denise.lposton“Now is the season and time to drop foolish pursuits and chasing the wind. Begin to receive the spirit of prophecy placed within and among you. Accept those sent by God unto you. Therefore blossom and bear fruit like never before.”
Amen! Time to stop chasing the wind. Reminds me of storm chasers running around looking for a storm to catch.
Glad to see you on here.
Ron
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