Look and Be Amazed
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Let us receive the prophetic word. When the Lord wants to reveal to us, it is hard for us to receive it. We are so tuned in to the happenings in our surroundings that we are not connected with the Holy Spirit and we fail to hear when God wants to talk. In the Old Testament, God revealed to the prophets the whole picture of them being tested and coming in tune to righteous living.
The Lord says, this is a season to keep your eyes open, look around your surroundings and be in awe as He wants to reveal something to you for it is written, “For I am doing something in your own day”. He will astound you by His doing in people’s lives around you and may you be filled with amazement, joy and revelation of new things. We are so used to being around a normal and naturalistic environment that we do not expect anything supernatural. Due to this comfort, we are sceptical about trying new things. In this season, may God step into your comfort zone and make you feel uncomfortable as you may be awestruck.
In this season, God wants to release love in relationships, a revival. Let us pray for the breakthrough of economic growth as we are called to be the salt of the earth. Open your eyes, look around amazed and be filled with wonder. Let us begin prophesying what God is showing you and believe in it.
If you are connected to the world, you are disconnected from God. Tune into God to be amazed! Share on X
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