The Watering of the Lord
First published on Facebook – 12 February 2013
The reason that people get excited when they hear wealth shifts — they begin to think and imagine everything they can do with that abundance. But this is not the take the money and run season; this watering and showers come with a specific plan and purpose. It has also been previously delayed for good reason. It is time to look about and see the serious prophetic signpost that surround us, now. It’s not just about increase because this is also being released with instructions.
Water has a specific effect upon things such as:
• It can cause a cleansing which can deal with the removal of that which is unclean
• It can refresh that which has gone stagnant and needs new life.
Fresh flowing water will activate some needed giftings now that have been dormant for a time. Instead of sprinklings, or drizzlings — We need a downpour of rain, even a total water immersion so that we may overcome that which has already transpired and to get us ready for that which is to come. If we miss these key spiritual promptings we may not utilize properly what we receive, and fall back into lack. Once you are watered . . . you must water others.
When a good row of seedling, or a new growth of plants, are watered properly, they hold the potential to produce a great harvest. We can become a bumper crop of kingdom people, a mighty army, and a Royal Holy Priesthood especially when we allow God to release the increase in us.
Prophet Phyllis Ford of Phyllis Ford Ministries is called by God’s grace as a prophet to the nations; now in ministry for 27 years. With yearly and monthly Words, she and husband Apostle Miles release the Word of the Lord via their website. Her ministry emphasises the Watchman call and duty in governance, as she teaches prophetic schools of ministry, intercession and deliverance workshops and tours worldwide, speaking into the lives of ministry leaders, encouraging prayer, and releasing regional strategies.
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