Spiritual Motion Sickness?
It is well known in my family that I have a history of issues with motion sickness. I don’t remember when we officially discovered this: Maybe it was the time that I spent the day at the pool in the sun and then was put in the back seat of my grandparents fairly new car to travel through the hills of Southern Ohio and I puked everywhere that told us this, Or maybe it was the time my uncle decided to travel through the mountains of Gatlinburg with the side door open in the van. Perhaps it was the issues I had with vertigo as a child but whatever it was it was learned early on that I would be fine as long as I got to sit in the front seat. I am better as an adult however; I still cannot read in a long car journey. Many people suffer from spiritual motion sickness. They have become nauseous spiritually and they do not understand why. Just like how one gets motion sickness in the physical it applies spiritually. James 1:6-8 (NIV) 6 But when you ask, you must believe and not doubt, b...
Anna,
ReplyDeleteThis resonates with me. I thought I would share a prophetic word that Apostle Axel Sippach shared with his facebook community. He works closely with Apostle John Eckhardt.
"Be it unto me according to Thy word:"
2000 years ago, after God had not spoken to Israel for 400 years, there came a season called "the fullness of time," where a door from the invisible realm of heaven opened up inside the womb of a young virgin. God spoke the Word - the power of the Spirit overshadowed her - she received and conceived. And 9 months later Israel's Messiah - our Messiah - was born.
I believe this New Year - 2013 - will be a "fullness of time" season for many in the body of Christ concerning their destinies, where a door from the invisible realm of heaven will open in their spiritual womb, and they will hear God speak a "now word" to them regarding their future. And in that holy visitation, they will receive and conceive that "new thing" they have been seeking the Lord about.
"Thy people shall be willing in the day of thy power, in the beauties of holiness from the WOMB OF THE MORNING: thou hast the dew of thy youth." Psalm 110:3
Amen :-) Thanks again for letting me share this with your church. Anytime I get to minister it's always an honor!
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