PRAISE... PROMISE... PRAYER...

"It was at this time that He (Jesus Christ of Nazareth) went off to the mountain to pray,
and He spent the whole night in prayer to God" (Luke 6:12, NASB).
January 12, 2011, 06:08 AM
 
JennJoy...in obedience, this came at the bus stop this morning as I was lifting up HGRM Leadership:
 
The LORD would have us to know that individually/corporately there are various stages of some “P’s” occurring. Let me explain as best as I can.  The P’s he broke down to me were PAUSE, PLUNDER, PUSH, AND PROPEL and so I inclined my ear to hear clearly.  PAPA was saying for some, it seems to be a pause in some aspect of activity but we are not to be concerned at all because while we may be in a PAUSE, simultaneously in the Spirit realm HE is PLUNDERING the spoils of the enemy (strong emphasis here).  It came to mind that PAUSES are very often PREGNANT with PROMISE of something to come forth.  PAUSES are full of birthing, not empty or void. At the same time, it was unfolding that there is a set time for the PUSH, that thrust which will PROPEL us forward even through and beyond breeched PLACES, that which seeming is in ruins and disrepair, we will overtake for restoration.  Now to recap, we are to rest in the PAUSE (just a temporary rest or wait), you know for sure HE is active in PLUNDERING the camp of the enemy for our spoils, this is an essential truth, a PUSHING and PROPELLING maneuver always comes in the right moment as we are advancing forward to rebuild, reestablish and restore according to HIS divine will and purpose.  This is what came this morning in response to prayer for HGRM.  I would be remiss not to add the first P which we received days ago - PRAYER....would be our greatest weapon for 2011!  Be blessed,
 
In His Service, Sister Gloria J. Reid, Alexandria, Virginia, USA
 
TO RECAP the 12 WORDS for the first 12 Days of 2011!
 
PRAYER, PAUSE, PLUNDER, PUSH, PROPEL, PAPA, PREGNANT, PROMISE, PLACES, PRAISE, POWER, PURPOSE!
"Blessed be God, who has not turned away my prayer nor His lovingkindness from me" (Psalm 66:20, NASB).