Preparing for Revival!
The closer we get to Revival, the more I realise how totally unprepared we really are!
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I Want to Serve You, LORD!
A Friend of God!
England: Oil Strike!
I gave this Word at Church this morning before planting stakes either side of the entrance gate and declaring Holy Ground!
Continue reading →Let My People Go!
I saw shackles — old iron shackles, rusted a battered with age. There was an open padlock laying close by, and that too was old and a bit rusty.
Continue reading →Revival of Fire!
There’s a great deal of Prophetic activity at the moment. What is put out is for a separate audience each time. Not all Words are for all people, but for a targeted group!
Continue reading →How Long Must I Wait?
“How long must I wait?” cries The LORD. “How long before you will believe Me, and step out in the anointing I have given you?”
Continue reading →A Different Dimension
As I was reading about some of the Old Testament prophets this morning, I was struck by the relationship they had with God.
Continue reading →Ready for Change?
I seem to have written much in past years ready for today and this is another from quite a long time ago!
Continue reading →The Prophets’ Table
“What am I watching?” I ask of The LORD. “Is it a hub or hubs of some kind, perhaps with sixteen, eight or four spokes?”
Continue reading →Coming to a City Near You!
“I AM sending My Holy Spirit Fire to your land,” says The LORD. “Once again tongues of Fire will fall upon My People. “
Continue reading →Transport God-style — Philip Airlines!
The LORD is talking to me once again about expectations during the coming months, maybe years!
Continue reading →Children in Revival
Revival Train?
I first saw this back in 2017, and it’s happened again — and that usually means that The LORD is warning us of its imminence.
Continue reading →Watch Pentecost!
We have an excited expectancy in our spirits. The Holy Spirit is on the move and Fires are beginning to burn.
Continue reading →To Be or Not To Be?
“To Be or Not To Be…” that’s the question posed by William Shakespeare all those years ago, and it’s still the question of the moment.
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