When an era ends, everything may appear chaotic. However, the Holy Spirit hovers and governs over the chaos. God always stands at the beginning of any new shift, era, or dispensation: In the beginning… God. "Now the earth was chaos and waste, darkness was on the surface of the deep, and the Ruach Elohim was hovering upon the surface of the water." Genesis 1:2 TLV Throughout Scripture, movements arose when people recognized the spiritual significance of the time. Movements of God displace individual ambition and summon a people into corporate destiny for Kingdom purpose. The second time Jesus returns will differ from the first, when He came as one man, representing the Father and the Holy Spirit.
The people of God were never meant to be a people of stagnation, but a people of movement. Stagnation breeds decay. When the Holy Spirit shows up, we call it a move of the Spirit. God is ever at work, drawing His people into His movements, into His procession. He is a King and whenever He moves there is a Procession. Every procession has order, protocol, and qualification. All are invited, but not all may enter. Those who seek to usurp the King's glory cannot remain. Perjurers and liars cannot ride with the King. The proud and arrogant cannot walk in His company. The sexually perverse cannot enter His holy procession toward the Throne.
Recently, I heard the Lord say that greater shaking was ahead and that this is a crucial time to possess the Spirit of the fear of the Lord. I came across an article I had written and sensed that it was time to republish it: Fear can be either good or destructive, depending on who—or what—is being feared. We never need to fear the enemy or any circumstance when we are walking within the will of God. However, if we step outside His will, fear becomes a warning signal. God created fear as a protective mechanism to keep humanity from harm. In this sense, fear can serve a redemptive purpose by drawing us back to God and producing obedience. Hebrews 10:30–31 reminds us that the Lord will judge His people and that it is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God.
Throughout Scripture, God is revealed as one who is forever on the move. From Genesis to Revelation, the Lord is consistently portrayed as advancing toward a divine and Glorious destination—the conclusion of His transcendent Plan. His triumph, already secured at the Cross, is approaching its fullness. Psalm 68 makes a notable and remarkable statement: "They have seen Your procession, O God, the procession of my God, my King, into the sanctuary."
The people of God were never meant to be a people of stagnation, but a people of movement. Stagnation breeds decay. When the Holy Spirit shows up, we call it a move of the Spirit. God is ever at work, drawing His people into His movements, into His procession. He is a King and whenever He moves there is a Procession. Every procession has order, protocol, and qualification. All are invited, but not all may enter. Those who seek to usurp the King's glory cannot remain.
Recently, I heard the Lord say that greater shaking was ahead and that this is a crucial time to possess the Spirit of the fear of the Lord. I came across an article I had written and sensed that it was time to republish it: Fear can be either good or destructive, depending on who—or what—is being feared. We never need to fear the enemy or any circumstance when we are walking within the will of God. However, if we step outside His will, fear becomes a warning signal. God created fear as a protective mechanism to keep humanity from harm. In this sense, fear can serve a redemptive purpose by drawing us back to God and producing obedience.
This is your moment to run! The year 2026 signifies the opening of the Highway of Glory into God's House—a gateway providing divine access into our nations. Twenty-six is a sacred number for the Jewish people, as it equals the name YAHWEH—YHWH. Yahweh is rising within His people and, consequently, within the nations, giving empowerment to run the race! God has been guiding His people on a clear path, step by step, with those who have obeyed and followed His direction. The Fall Feasts, marking 5786, represented a time of crossing over and moving forward to occupy the Promised Land—territory promised to us by God.
"See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?" Isaiah 43:19 We are standing at the threshold of historic change—both for the world and for God's people. God is redefining everything in our time. He declares, "I am doing a new thing. "The word new means that something has never been done before. God then confronts with the challenge: "Do you not perceive it?"
The Winds of change are now ushering in a season of shock and awe, reflecting the intensifying battle between Light and darkness, as the veil between Heaven and Earth gets thinner. The fear of the Lord will be prevalent in those who have answered the call to serve the Lord in consecration and holiness in this time, keeping His work pure and undefiled. A Nazarite Guard is being released to fulfill the works of God to see them through to completion. They are an emerging priesthood that is wholly consecrated unto God.
Recently I have been hearing the words in my spirit: "for the set time to favor her has come." God sets the timing for favor to be released, according to His purposes for specific seasons. The body of Christ is being established now and positioned by God into a new sphere of supernatural favor to accomplish His plan and His will in the season ahead. The enemy is counteracting with fierce warfare against the people of God and we can easily miss the movement that is breaking us out by becoming distracted by our personal warfare!
