ProphetSpeak

During worship today I heard the Lord say, “Don’t let discouragement get you.” I thought this was an interesting way to put it. Usually one would say, “Don’t get discouraged.” But the Lord very clearly wanted to instruct us not to let discouragement get us. It’s like discouragement is pursuing us and ready to overtake us if given the opportunity. Instead of becoming discouraged, the Lord wants us to be encouraged. We need to encourage one another, and we need to encourage ourselves in the Lord our God. Remember the story of David in I Samuel 30?

The weight of the glory of the Lord was so heavy at church last night. When Pastor began to proclaim that each of us has a high calling of God in this day, the Spirit of God overwhelmed me and my body felt like it was 20 degrees hotter than usual. And His glory stayed, so I stayed, until finally the place was almost empty. Even then, I could hardly make it to the car. I don’t know when, if ever, I have felt the Lord’s presence in such a strong way. It is beginning to break forth – the ‘coming glory’ that has been prophesied is entering the stage.

The Lord gave me the following message for the church.

Why do you suppose I showed Ezekiel the degree of glory that I did? Ezekiel’s charge and commission was of the degree and magnitude that he required a solid base to stand on. The glory revealed to him set his feet on solid, immovable, revelatory truth. The message I gave him was so severe and his audience so unyielding that the high places of My glory and the realm of the undisturbed provided intrepid resolve and unwavering yieldedness. To truly proclaim the judgments of My discipline requires the resolute of heart to first experience the glory of My majesty.