Progressive revelation

When God has a handmaiden so faithful to Him that she says, “Entreat me not to leave Thee nor from following after Thee. Whither Thou goest, I will go.” Then God moves upon a Boaz and He says, “This one seems to be gleaning in My field. Leave handfuls on purpose.” (Ruth 1:16, 2:15–16 King James Version) And so she gleans in the fields wanting to get the golden grains because she esteems them so precious to her survival. She takes that living seed to grind and make the bread that will feed her and those dependent upon her.

 “The victory is possessing by faith what is already yours by God’s promises and provisions.”

THE LORD HAS GIVEN A LIVING WORD, BUT WHO HAS HEARD IT?

Churches as well as individuals are stalemated when they fail to heed the Word that is coming in a progressive, unfolding revelation.

How can we understand what God will do when we’ve not listened to the Word that tells us what He’s doing? Confusion results from facing circumstances and battles without understanding the Word God is giving. It is absolutely essential that you hear the Living Word.

There will be none of you that will move into the victories of the Kingdom—nor will you possess your “Canaan” if you have neglected the teaching that have been coming consistently during these past few months.

Many of the people are going to wander lost because they did not have the Word to explain what God was doing to them and for them.

Unless you have this revelation from the Lord you’re not going to make these next steps.

The Word and these days of desolation has been the Lord standing before us with a drawn sword. And believe me, we will be conquerors or we will be casualties.

If Pastors have not led their people on step by step in this Word that’s been coming, their people are going to be inevitably settled at a lesser level.

There are a number of churches that have not been listening to the Living Word. The local diet is not enough to prepare you for the Kingdom. Only the door-opener Word will open the door for you to move on.

This local focus or self-centeredness of each local church has to give way to an utter abandonment to the Kingdom apostleship that opens the door for the people to go in. The open door is not a circumstance; the open door is a relationship that can hear the Word of the Lord, be transformed by it, and move into it.

I want you thoroughly filled with the Living Word that is coming until you live and you think and you move and you act and you war according to the Spirit, by the Word that is coming.

To the pastor that feels that he must be self-sufficient, let me give you this one word: Your place will not be threatened, it will be enhanced by the use of the Living Word.

 “A bondservant cannot serve until he hears what His Master is saying.”