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​Make A Decree In the Spirit

4/22/2016

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The word sound does not just mean noise of racket.
It means PROCLAMATION. It's a decree in the spirit realm.

I hear the sound of the abundance of rain. What is the rain to you? The rain is Gods power visiting your life in whatever area or areas are in drought, or in lack, or broken or empty.

The rain is God taking every plan, every plot and every scheme and every weapon that the devil has launched at you and turning it around for your good.

The simplest definition of all is just answered prayer.

The rain was on the way but there was work to be done.  Ahab went to play and Elijah went to pray.

For every miracle, every breakthrough, every prodigal who comes home, every son or daughter who is delivered from drugs and perversion somebody has to pray.

Elijah got himself in the birth position (head between his knees) and began to labor in prayer for what he heard in the Spirit.

He sent his servant out to look toward the sea for an answer.  The sea represents the word of God.  You have to get your eyes on the word.

His servant returns the answer. I’m looking but I don’t see any evidence of an answer to your prayer.  But Elijah just keeps on praying, he sends his servant back to the sea and while the servant is running Elijah is praying.

You just have to keep on praying. When you have a word from God in your spirit you just have to keep on praying.

Daniel prayed for 20 days with no evidence whatsoever that God had heard him, but on the 21st day the breakthrough came, Michael the warring angel broke into the battle and Gabriel got the message through.
God will do whatever it takes to get it to you, if you don’t quit!

Keep on praying, keep on praising, keep on confessing, keep on tithing, and sowing, and singing and dancing. Don’t let the devil see you sweat.
Delay is not denial. Abraham was delayed 25 years but not denied.  Joseph was delayed 15 years but not denied.
Lazarus was delayed for 4 days but not denied.

Hab 2:3 For the vision is yet for an appointed time, but at the end it shall speak, and not lie: (though it tarry) wait for it because it will surely come , it will not tarry.

Num 23:19 God is not a man that he should lie, nor the son of man that he should repent: if he said it he will do it and if he hath spoken it, he will bring it to pass.

Every time you pray you are putting pressure on the spirit realm and you are filling with expectancy the clouds that are bringing your blessings.

We don’t pray because we feel like it, we don’t pray just because it’s the Christian thing to do, or because it sounds like a good idea. We pray because we have an objective that can only be reached and can only be won and conquered through prayer.

Elijah was praying head between his knees. Prayer is serious business and hard work. Somebody said one time, “Many Christians pray with such luke-warmness and indifference and uncertainty that they wouldn’t even recognize the answer to their prayer when it came.”

Elijah’s servant has brought back another negative report, but Elijah keeps praying. Go back to the sea look again--spend some more time in the word, then come tell me what you see.

On the 7th time the servant comes back with the report. “Behold there ariseth a little cloud out of the sea.” In other words, “There was a little word that came up to me.” A word from the word. A Rhema word. A specific word, for a specific purpose, for a specific time.All you need is a word. If you’ve got a word you can make it through the storm. If you’ve got a word you can dance in the fiery furnace. If you’ve got a word you can sleep like a baby in a den of lions. If you’ve got a word you can beat the famine with a little meal and a little oil. If you’ve got a word you can walk on water.

It was so small, like a man’s hand. It didn’t look like much but Elijah’s faith grabbed hold of it. There’s something about faith that lets you see the greatness in little things. Faith can see a weapon of mass destruction in the jawbone of an ass. Faith can see a meal for a multitude in a sack lunch. Faith can see an oil business in a room full of empty jars. Faith can see a king in a simple smelly shepherd boy.

The servant saw a little cloud but Elijah saw a river filling, ground soaking, drought busting rainstorm.

I don’t care how big the problem may seem to you, or how long is has existed, the promises of God come in concentrated form and one little word from God will set you free, and will destroy that thing forever.

Jesus said all it takes is faith like the size of a mustard seed and you can command mountains to jump into the sea and they will have to go.
1 Comment
Carolyn Feathers
4/23/2016 09:33:52 am

This is one of the best, at least for me. Something I needed to hear at this time. Thank you so much, Ps. Rena, for your faithfulness.

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