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Returning to the Path of God

If you want to accomplish the dreams God has put inside you, you have to return to the path of God.

Jesus led me to Jeremiah 29:10 which speaks about this.

It says: “For thus says The LORD: After seventy years are completed at Babylon, I will visit you and perform My good word toward you, and cause you to return to this place.”

The Israelites were in a foreign place without freedom, but God said they would return to Israel and a place of worship.

It is time for us to return completely back to God.

After this verse, The Holy Spirit gave me a picture in my mind of what is happening today with Christians.

The picture showed a country landscape: there were a few people walking on a flat, dirt path while most of the people were next to the path on a green grassy hill that was sloping upwards.

The people on the hill were spread out and walking aimlessly and many of them walking in circles.

Jesus then pressed on my heart how we are to be the people on the path, not on the hill. We are to be following Jesus with all of our heart and obeying Him constantly.

The path is for those who are militant minded — meaning, they are walking with one goal in mind: to fight for Jesus.

Those are the people who do not get distracted. They are like a rocket and launched at lightening speed to hit their target.

These people give all they can for God. They love God and desire to do His will.

Jesus then said: “You cannot go on living how you want, but rather living how you should.” (John 13:15)

You can’t reach your dreams if you’re wandering.

You can’t reach your destination if you’re not on the path.

Here are three things that will get us off the hill:

1. Be aware of God

There is a lack of awareness of God.

Jesus says, “I want people to realize that I AM in the middle of their lives — and I AM driving it forward!”

Jesus is showing up in your life.

It is not just once in a while, but consistently!

Ask Jesus to open your eyes and be sensitive to His Hand moving in your life.

2. Be tamed

Everyone needs to go through a process until they say, “It is not my will, but Your Will be done.”

That process is called being tamed.

You have to tame your dog. You have to train your dog to go to the bathroom outside the house and not inside.

You have to train your dog not to jump on people and knock them down when they encounter someone new.

Likewise we have to be tamed, or trained. We have to say “yes” to God and be obedient.

Before you make any plans in your life or before you do anything in your life, you are asking yourself, “But what does God want?”

Are you willingly to go through the process of being tamed?

Do you want to be trained on how to walk on the path God has for you?

3. Be ready

Strap up. Get on your shoes — to return to The LORD with all of your heart.

Everyone morning we need to wake up and put on our military gear for Jesus Christ.

Put on your boots and buckle your helmet. Grab your gun and salute The LORD Jesus Christ. Then ask Him what His assignment is for your life!

Tell Jesus you will not be wandering around on the grassy hill like a sheep, but you will be on the path that He has made for you.

You will not stumble and you will succeed for He is your commander and you are a great soldier.

Jesus adds: “I will provided healing power so strong, they won’t believe it.

I will provide so much Grace that they will not be able to contain it.

I will do Wonders and Signs in their life and they will know I AM King of the universe!

They will see My Glory and praise Me, for I AM like no other.

I will return them to the path I have designed for them, and they will see the goodness and fullness of God!”

 

~ Travis Coffey

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Travis Coffey was called by Christ to be a prophet. His desire is to help people get informed about who Jesus is, and what is He is doing during these end times.
You may also find Travis at TC Prophecy on YouTube and on Facebook.

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