My friends, as promised, I’m releasing a guided ascension designed to draw us deeply into the Red Flame of the Spirit of the Lord. We come as those already beloved, already made new in Christ. From that grace-filled place, we allow His covenant fire to refine what does not belong to our new creation life.
As I was leading this ascension, I could feel the weighty, fiery, passionate love of God moving within. The Holy Spirit overshadowed the session with such presence that I knew this was not simply a meditation but an encounter—one where His flame rests upon us and draws us into union with the Lamb.
In this ascension, we move slowly and reverently with Scripture, breath, and prayer. Together we invite the Spirit of the Lord to rest upon us, and we walk gate by gate through the twelve internal gateways—eyes, ears, mouth, mind, heart, hands, feet, sexual/birthing, belly, skin, blood, and back. Along the way we participate in a holy progression:
- Purification — exchanging shame and compromise for the cleansing of the Lamb’s blood.
- Sanctification — setting thoughts, words, desires, hands, and feet apart for His purposes.
- Consecration — presenting each gate as a portal of glory under Jesus’ lordship.
- Empowerment — receiving boldness, sonship, and authority in His scarlet mantle.
- Union — resting in His overshadowing love as Christ is formed within us.
Please take your time. Let the pauses become places of encounter rather than silence to “get through.” If tender areas surface, stay with Jesus there. There is no condemnation in His presence—only the kind fire that heals, restores, and seals us in love. You may wish to have a journal and water nearby, use headphones, and sit where you can remain unhurried.
My prayer is that, as we ascend together, the Red Flame would consecrate our gates, anchor us more deeply in His covenant love, and establish us as living gateways of His glory.
“Who may ascend into the hill of the Lord?
Or who may stand in His holy place?
He who has clean hands and a pure heart,
Who has not lifted up his soul to an idol,
Nor sworn deceitfully.
He shall receive blessing from the Lord,
And righteousness from the God of his salvation.
This is Jacob, the generation of those who seek Him,
Who seek Your face. Selah”
Psalm 24:3-6By Brenda Carriere Nash