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Bride Of Christ Revival
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| And a prophetic word to the church. | |
| And you're talking about the bride of Christ making ready for the return of Christ. | |
| Can you talk about that? | |
| Yes, I believe that we are in such extraordinary, exciting days in the body of Christ. | |
| You know, we mentioned earlier, you know, we're in that Isaiah, it's light and darkness, it's glory and crisis. | |
| But in the midst of it, it's this invitation to arise and shine. | |
| And I believe that God is calling the bride of Christ to make herself ready. | |
| And the way that I want to connect it to the message of consecration, I've been someone that's preached holiness and getting right with God. | |
| And I had an experience with the Lord writing this book where he told me if we're preaching holiness and consecration, disconnected from the wedding day, we're actually going to burn people out and get them in legalism. | |
| And so the prophetic word to the church, it's an invitation for a greater eternal storyline. | |
| There is a vision fixing our eyes even more than revival. | |
| You know, the Lord said to me one day, Jeremiah, even if all the bodies were healed, the lame walked, there would still be an ache and a groan in your heart. | |
| And I said, Lord, what for? | |
| And he said, The groan would be to meet me face to face. | |
| So I believe there's a groan that God is releasing for our resurrected bodies that transcends far more than revival. | |
| When revival comes, it's just a foretaste of what it's going to be like with him. | |
| And we're living in those days. | |