There’s a reason you might not know which way to turn
Remember we are still in that roundhouse. We can’t see out until the door opens and we are sent forth.
WHERE ARE WE?
This current Hebraic year, 5785 is a gateway into our next divinely ordained assignment. We are being repositioned, realigned and redirected for going forward. We are about to embark on a new assignment, but we aren’t quite there yet. There are some things that are still need wrapping up. That means the door behind us is closing but the new door hasn’t completely opened just yet. But it will be soon and when it does there is going to be a suddenly that will hurl us into the new place.
Remember the word from the Lord in which He said that this year some are going through a tunnel while others are crossing a bridge?
Either way, tunnel or bridge, this means that year 5785 is about crossing over and through.
For those in the tunnel, this has been a Zechariah 4:7 season. There is great grace to continue to burrow through the last of this mountain that still stands in the way. Zechariah 4:7 is the theme song for the capstone generation, the End-times Ekklesia. In order for the Ekklesia of Christ to become the fully functioning Tabernacle of God in the earth we must not only face the mountain that stands before us, we must tunnel through. It’s something that has to be walked out. The tunnel designates a transitional time of transformation.
For those on the bridge their tunneling through season is behind them. And the hard work of the prior season has rewarded them with the hidden treasure extracted along the way. Going forward for them means taking a tremendous step of faith that will connect them with the vision of God for their lives. That step of faith landed them on the bridge. There’s no getting off the bridge until you get to the other side.
Either way, the word of encouragement is: JUST KEEP GOING!!!
What is God saying now?
It seems like there have been daily frustrations and challenging circumstances that have are working overtime. It has not been easy. Yet, God is with us in the midst of our current challenges. As I have been praying through the Lord gave me two specific scripture verses to speak to both those in the tunnel and those on the bridge.
They are: Psalm 18:18-19 and Isaiah 55:12.
They confronted me in the day of my calamity, but the Lord was my support. He brought me out to a spacious place; he rescued me because he delighted in me. Psalm 18:18–19 (CSB)
AND!
“You will go out in joy and be led forth in peace; the mountains and hills will burst into song before you, and all the trees of the field will clap their hands.” – Isaiah 55:12 NIV
Remember there is new path God has been preparing over the past few years
Get ready because it’s almost time to step onto that new highway!
Since we began the Hebraic Peh decade 5780, in September of 2019, the Ekklesia has been in the process of being prepared for being placed on a new foundation. Since 5783 many within the Ekklesia have been undergoing the final stages of preparation before being repositioned for accelerating forward on a new highway.
God has been doing a very specific work of grace in each individual’s lives in order to restore, secure, strengthen and establish. We are not being restored back to a former condition, but restored unto God in a new way, for going forward on a new path. We cannot take old ways with us on this new journey. We have been getting disentangled from where we were, so we could realign for our new direction.
The new highway is about to open before you
There will be a highway called the Holy Road. No one rude or rebellious is permitted on this road. It’s for GOD’s people exclusively— impossible to get lost on this road. Not even fools can get lost on it. No lions on this road, no dangerous wild animals— Nothing and no one dangerous or threatening. Only the redeemed will walk on it. The people GOD has ransomed will come back on this road. They’ll sing as they make their way home to Zion, unfading halos of joy encircling their heads, Welcomed home with gifts of joy and gladness as all sorrows and sighs scurry into the night. – Isaiah 35:8-10 (MSG)
Hold onto hope and the joy of the Lord
The LORD is my strength and my shield; My heart trusts in Him, and I am helped; Therefore my heart triumphs, And with my song I shall thank Him. The LORD is their strength, And He is a refuge of salvation to His anointed. Save Your people and bless Your inheritance; Be their shepherd also, and carry them forever. – Psalm 28:7-9 (NASB)
Oh! May the God of great hope fill you up with joy, fill you up with peace, so that your believing lives, filled with the life-giving energy of the Holy Spirit, will brim over with hope! – Romans 15:13 MSG
Wrapping it up
As we reflect on what God has been saying, we can see that the transitions we have been experiencing during the Hebraic year 5785 have not been paths to navigate as much as divine preparations for our futures.
Whether we find ourselves in the depths of the tunnel or on the bridge, God is faithful in His promise to lead, support, and carry us along our journeys.
The new highway and the Holy Road await, filled with hope and joy, inviting us to step forward with unwavering faith. Let us embrace this season with trust, knowing that each challenge we face is shaping us for the great assignments ahead. Together, we can march forward with full assurance of His strength and fulfillment of His promise.
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