God’s Message came to me: “What do you see, Jeremiah?”
    I said, “A walking stick—that’s all.”
And God said, “Good eyes! I’m sticking with you.
    I’ll make every word I give you come true.” Jeremiah 1:11-12 Message

A few years ago, I stopped by the church to pray in the morning before work and found myself alone with God. Suddenly, He began to speak the words, “I will hasten my Word to perform it!” which is the above passage in the old King James Version.  

Immediately I ‘saw’ (call it a vision if you will), His Spirit connecting with the words I was speaking. For lack of better description, it looked a lot like sperm connecting with eggs on the day of conception.  He then spoke this to me, “Did I not say that every word will come to pass? Why do you think I’ve been telling you to watch your words? Because I watch over them! Watch them come to pass speedily.  Now is the time to reflect on what have I spoken to you in times past, and what have you agreed with Me on. Speak to My word, ‘RUN!’ for surely I will cause everything I have shown you to quickly come to pass.”

I began recalling promises over our church, personal words over myself, my husband, my children, my grandchildren, and I spoke to those words, RUN!!!! over and over again. The Spirit of the Lord was so powerful in the room that I couldn’t stop! I continued speaking all my way to work, periodically during the day and all the way home. 

Here’s what I’m learning, it could happen when I’m on vacation resting. It could happen when I’m sleeping, when I’m present or when I’m absent. It seriously doesn’t matter when it happens, I’ve already seen it, already rejoiced over it and in my mind, it’s a done deal.

Say what you see, see what you say.  I see the Word running, a powerful living force that changes the natural. My spirit sees what my flesh bumps into and determines how I need to see it differently. At which point I speak over it and step back and watch as God does the rest. All things are possible to those who believe. If you don’t, you won’t.

Until Tomorrow,

Sandy G