Day 7

It's been one week! Wow! What a learning experience this is. The Lord is revealing things to me about myself that I never knew I needed or wanted to change. I'm grateful for lessons learned and the humility it brings. It's necessary. For me at least. I need to be reminded that I'm not in control. One week! One week, ten pounds and a WHOLE BUNCH of revelation from Joshua 3 (and I'm still at the beginning). It feels good to type 'Day 7' because I honestly don't know if I thought I would make it a week, but I shouldn't have doubted the power of God especially after the visions He gave me early last week. I know that I'm called to lead thousands into worship, and deliver a prophetic word as a mouthpiece of The Lord. My temple has to be submitted to His will before I can prosper to purpose.

Physically, I have a headache and feel slightly faint. The headache just came about tonight while celebrating SP's birthday at Battlefield Knoxville. It's been a long day though, and I've been going for the majority of it. Less fuel, less distance. However, aside from a slight faint feeling right after singing, worship was powerful today. I'm so blessed and honored to have the privilege to do what I do where I do it. I can't wait until The Lord opens the doors of our new church building. We're going to grow so that we can continue to make Jesus known. It's important. It's God's will. Not energized enough to write much tonight so I'll get on to the spiritual side of things.

Joshua 1:2,3 - At the end of three days the officers went through the midst of the camp; and they commanded the people, saying, "When you see the ark of the covenant of the Lord your God with the Levitical priests carrying it, then you shall set out from your place and go after it."

This is the season I'm in right now. Going after the presence of The Lord! I know that I need it. I know that I desire it. I know that I'll benefit from it. I know that I will be healed while in His presence, and receive peace that surpasses all understanding. The Scripture says that God commanded the children of Israel (utilizing the officers) to set out from '(their) place' and go after the presence of The Lord. I think that it is time for me to come up from 'my place' and go after His presence as well. I know that 'my place' right now in life is my health, finances and relationships. I've tried to hold onto control of those things for years. It's time to let go.

I'm extremely exhausted. Not writing anymore tonight.