This Is The Season Of Flow Has Begun

What if the Great and Terrible Day of The Lord is the Same Day The Earth Is Filled With The Knowledge of The Glory of The Lord?

This morning I want to press into a clear, urgent message I shared during our daily meeting: God is calling a people who will be peacemakers, not peacekeepers. What we do in the months ahead matters because we are moving into a season of restoration, acceleration, and a holy outpouring. I want to take you through the practical and prophetic dimensions of that call — the difference between compromise and courage, the authority restored at the cross, what it looks like to appropriate that authority in everyday life, and the river-by-river prophetic wave that is beginning to rise across nations. Listen with me; this is a word to arm your faith and position you for the move of God.

The Distinction: Peacemakers vs. Peacekeepers

There is a fundamental difference between preserving a superficial peace and making real peace through righteousness. Peacekeepers compromise. They people-please. They tolerate false doctrine, slippage, and the Asherah poles of compromise that creep into the camp. Peacemakers, on the other hand, make peace by removing compromise — they kick the Asherah poles over and call evil what it is.

We must be clear: love and unity are not built on ignoring truth. Sometimes the greatest act of love is truth. A church that refuses to compromise will not tolerate watered-down doctrine, false prophets, or the yeast of gossip and bitterness. Even one drop of yeast will corrupt a whole loaf. In the life of the people of God, that yeast shows up as unforgiveness, gossip, resentment, and a tolerant spirit toward sin. God is raising up an unspotted, unwrinkled bride — and that requires radical obedience and refusal to tolerate evil.

Declarations that Shape Reality

Prayer and declaration matter. Psalm 23 and Psalm 27 provide a template for how to stand in the authority God gives us: as sheep under a shepherd, but also as ones who carry the Lord's authority. Psalm 23 reminds us that God's provision and restoration are personal: "He is my shepherd; I shall not want." Psalm 27 declares, "The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?" When David speaks of God's authority as his strength and comfort, he's not waiting for God to wipe out enemies for him; he's walking in the authority God has already placed on his life, with grace and favor following him.

We are called to declare what God has done and who we are in Christ. Let the redeemed of the Lord say so. Speak it out: I am a blood-bought child of God. In the name of Jesus and by the power of His blood, command the darkness to stand down. Speak to the mountains in your life. That voice activates the angelic assignments God has placed around you. Angels respond to voice-activated commands — give them something to do: declare daily, "Grace and favor follow me everywhere I go."

Practical Daily Declarations
Remind yourself daily: I am the redeemed of the Lord.
Declare the finished work of the cross over your life: forgiveness, authority, restoration.
Speak to mountains of fear, debt, sickness, and opposition.
Activate angels: give voice commands that align with God’s promises.
The Cross: Appropriation Changes Everything

Here is a central word: "Every assault of hell over your life will cease if you appropriate fully the events of the cross and its implications." That is not a theological abstraction — it is a practical mandate. What happened at Calvary restored your authority, canceled your indebtedness to sin and the enemy, and placed you above the adversary. But appropriation requires action: faith-filled declarations, forgiveness, and walking out the liberty Christ purchased.

What are the implications of the cross for daily life? At Calvary:

Your sins were forgiven.
Your authority over demons and affliction was restored.
You were placed above every attempt of the enemy to steal, kill, or destroy.

When you speak from that place — "I am a blood-bought child of God" — and command in the name of Jesus, demonic oppression begins to yield. The Scripture does not say, let the redeemed of the Lord think about it. It says, let the redeemed of the Lord say so. Bold speech backed by faith is how Kingdom things are activated.

Wilderness Season: Why It Happened and Why It's Over

God allowed wilderness seasons for a reason. Sometimes affliction drew us closer to Him, humbled us, trained us, and prepared us for what is next. But hear this: the wilderness season is over for those willing to move forward. We are entering a manifestation and restoration window. The Lord said this season of training is ending, and restitution — along with rest — is now coming.

Before we can inherit that restored, pristine condition — what I call a return to the Garden — we must remove every bit of yeast: unforgiveness, bitterness, gossip, and control. Unforgiveness opens doors. Bitterness corrodes. If you want to be useful in God’s mission of love, deal with the sin in your heart now. Let it go. Freely forgive as you've been freely forgiven. That releases your full protective covering and puts you in right alignment to receive His promises.

How to Let Go
Confess the bitterness and name it. Prayer makes it tangible and removable.
Forgive out loud. Speak forgiveness to those who hurt you — whether they deserve it or not.
Set an accountability practice: daily reflections, Scripture declarations, and community prayer.
Rivers Rising: The Prophetic Vision of an Outpouring

Prophecy and vision are converging on a single theme: rivers of God's glory are rising. I shared content from an interview and a prophetic visitation where the Lord showed floodwaters — rivers of glory — breaking through halls of government, flowing through cities, and baptizing whole regions in His presence. These rivers are not judgment only; they are a purifying and restorative wave that will remove evil and release abundance, breakthrough, acceleration, and fruitfulness.

Consider Ezekiel 47 and Genesis 2 as prophetic keys. The same waters that watered Eden will water the new garden God is restoring. As these rivers flow, systems will be transformed: governments, markets, neighborhoods, churches, and families. The glory that fills the earth will disintegrate darkness wherever it falls. What cannot stand in the presence of glory will be removed.

The Four River Heads — A Practical Guide

There are four riverheads described prophetically in Genesis 2— each with a specific spiritual meaning we should expect to see released:

Increase (Pishon)— A river of abundance for vision, provision, and resources. God is releasing overflow for the mission. Expect unexpected provision for the call on your life.
Breakthrough (Gihon) — A river representing sudden breakthroughs. Expect doors to open and long-standing barriers to collapse.
Acceleration (Hiddekel/Tigris) — Suddenly seasons, rapid acceleration, and momentum. What has been slow will speed up. Moves of God will accelerate beyond human timelines.
Fruitfulness (Perath/Euphrates) — Exponential multiplication: barren things will become fruitful. Souls, ministries, businesses, and families will produce harvest.

These rivers are not limited to church leaders or fivefold ministries. A soccer mom washing dishes can be swept into this flow, and her neighborhood can be impacted. Out of your belly shall flow rivers of living water — the promise of John 7:38 becomes a corporate reality when the Body of Christ begins to release what God has placed inside of us.

Release the Flow By Giving Your Church Back To God

Practical change starts at the leader level. Many leaders control services out of fear or habit, leaving no room for the Spirit. The prophetic call to you as a leader is simple: create margin. Leave space in your meetings for God to speak. Stop filling every moment with your agenda. Give room for the Holy Spirit to move in unscripted ways.

Here are actionable steps to release the flow:

Preach and prophesy by faith: If you see it in the Spirit, step out in faith and speak it.
Make room in corporate gatherings: remove busy noise, allow pause, and be willing to abandon your agenda.
Train teams to expect and steward the supernatural: prophetic words, healing, and deliverance must be handled with care.
Encourage everyday believers: equip people to pray in the Spirit and to release ministry from their homes, workplaces, and neighborhoods.
Walk By Faith — Not By Feelings

The river of God doesn't always arrive with a dramatic feeling. Often, it arrives when we step out by faith. How were you saved? By faith. How were you filled with the Holy Spirit? By faith. How will you release rivers of healing or prophetic words? By faith. If you're waiting for a cosmic feeling, you may miss the movement. Step into the waters: ankle-deep, knee-deep, waist-deep — go over your head. Let the flood surround you.

Final Exhortation — Be Ready, Be Pure, Go and Flow

Friend, it has begun. The rivers are rising. The great and terrible day of the Lord is at hand — a day that will purge evil, but also flood the earth with God's glory and mercy. Prepare your heart. Let go of bitterness. Forgive. Cleanse yourself so you can carry more of His presence without being consumed by it. When the glory comes, the darkness cannot stand in its presence.

Make practical daily choices that line you up with this move: declare the finished work of the cross, speak victory over your life, give your angels something to do, forgive freely, and allow your gatherings to become places where the Holy Spirit can move without restraint. Step into the flow by faith. Be a peacemaker who removes compromise and ushers in true peace — peace through strength, love through truth, and holiness through obedience.

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