As some of you may have read and heard about the drought in the southeastern areas of the United States, I felt it was important to share this word of encouragement and how we ought to respond.
On the 24th of August, I was taken into a prophetic experience where I saw the angel, Gabriel. This was a first for me! When I write that I saw him, it was not in my spirit or my minds eye, but I was there in the spirit, where he was. As Paul the apostle wrote concerning his Heavenly encounter, "Whether in the body or out of the body I do not know, God knows" (2 Corinthians 12:2), the same was very true with this prophetic experience.
My wife and I were staying at Kimberly and Alberto Rivera's house when I saw him. His hair was both black and gold, and his skin was made of gold and silver. His nose was longer in its definition and he had clouds at his feet. His eyes were deep and he had the look of a focused man. I was stunned as I stared at him. I fell near his feet and deliberately raised my hands up and began to worship the name of Jesus Christ.
He spoke something personal, but his very appearance was incredibly
significant for the U.S. And that night was the first time it had poured a heavy rain in Nashville, Tennessee, almost all summer.
The following day, I told a good friend and intercessor about the visitation and the rains, and he responded with something very interesting. He spoke with his wife a few days earlier, confirming my visitation with Gabriel. My friend felt like the only thing that could have the potential to break off the drought of Tennessee and the rest of the South, would call for Jesus to specifically send the angel, Gabriel.
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I knew Jesus had sent him to bring rain and on September 8, a tropical cyclone named "Gabrielle" started heading towards North Carolina. The storm was named Gabrielle, which is the feminine form of "Gabriel." I believe God was sending this strong wind to be a blessing of rain to North Carolina and a message to the South. I believe our Papa was manifesting Himself as gentle and loving, like a mother hen as Jesus said it Himself in Luke 13:34. He could have come as another form, but He chose to show His gentleness. The storm reported no fatalities and little destruction, but gave massive amounts of rain. This was a blessing and not a curse.
A Word to the South
The word I am getting for the South is it is time to "Cast your cares upon the Lord for He Cares for you" (1 Peter 5:7). The drought is a sign to us of our spiritual status. But if we must not settle for a drought in our hearts, we must contend for a softening of our hearts to be sensitive to God's voice. To the South, it is time to "Draw near to God, and He will draw near to you" (James 4:8).
Gabriel is a messenger of Heaven that was foreshadowing things to come. We need to hear the prophetic message God is saying at this time. It is time for Heaven to bring refreshing to this land, and we need to yield our hearts to His call. Contend for rain in our hearts and our land.
Jamie Galloway
Possible Ministries International
Email: info@possibleministries.com
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"What a joy it is to recommend to you the wonderful ministry of Jamie and Emily Galloway. We have had Jamie minister with us and we can verify that he is solid Scripturally and powerfully gifted in the Holy Spirit. As a new breed, young prophet, Jamie moves with accuracy in his gift while carrying a compassionate heart. We are thrilled that they are taking the jump into greater ministry and we are there to cheer them on." --James W. and Michal Ann Goll Encounters Network
