As I was driving into Red River Co.,  I heard the Lord say look up!  I saw four different portals in a matter of 10 minutes.  When I arrived at the host church location, I saw the upside down rainbow!  Throughout the week that I was there, He revealed that there are numerous people plowing ground and if they stay united, they can make a greater impact for His Kingdom!  Amen?

During morning prayer, the Lord gave me a vision of one of His eyes.  As I began praying into this, the Lord revealed that the community see’s Him as someone far away and as someone looking down on them.  However, He showed me His heart for this community and it’s His desire for them to know He wants a relationship with them, for them to know He sees them, and for them to see themselves as He does!

He also gave me an image of shoe laces.  Within this picture, He had me focus on the fact that the laces over lap and they unite because they come together.  He also reminded me they give support to the foot and are necessary to keep the shoe on the foot. Lastly, He brought to my attention the knot in the bow…and the knot is representing Him keeping everything together!  Isn’t that a beautiful representation of what He does for us?  He is the key for completing the race that has been marked out for us!

 

The water stopped working in the midst of the evening.  It reminded me of when we were in Dallas last year.  The toilets got backed up, there was a blockage in the pipes.  It was a physical sign of what was going on in the spiritual realm.

Here, there was not enough pressure, it lost steam.  The prayer team will begin pressing into that very thing!  For the church to be awakened and refreshed!  For the body of believers will gain strength to win back the Lord’s territory and ground!

Today, my team went to the construction site of the new Restoration Ranch.  There were only four people working.  After only a brief moment, we learned one of the gentleman just entered the program the day before and requested prayer for his family.  Immediately, Gary pulled him aside and began going through the scriptures with him.  With tear stained cheeks, he made Jesus the Lord of his life!

From there, we went to Sanctuary Hospice House.  I felt led to go down the hall where my grandmother had been.  We prayed with numerous residents and their loved ones.  One of the patients stated he was going to miss seeing his grandchildren grow up but he was ready to see his Savior face to face!  I also had the joy of getting to see Rhonda (one of grandma’s nurses) again.  We prayed for her and the other staff as they continue being the hands of feet of Jesus.  What a beautiful day!