Come together…

A prophetic message to the body about the process of carrying the anointing from the city of 'idolatry, religion and confusion' through city of 'hype-the-father', through the house of 'works and sold-inheritance' to finally rest in the city of the 'foundation of peace' where 'God passionately seeks you with all His heart'.  I am not sure where this fits in theologically and whether or not there is application anywhere else, but I thought that the message was interesting as a concept of how we move the presence of God back into the house. It seems like a global word for revival, learning how to return the presence to the house of Israel or a safe place for Holy Spirit to show up. Perhaps as a global church we are all at one stage or another of returning to a priority for His presence. Burning to be in His presence, to see His face. And perhaps it is time we moved from personal experiences to corporate experiences. Interesting word study Pastor Rick mentioned. In-Corporate - in the corpse or body mmm that's a tasty encounter waiting to happen. Ray Hughs said unity is a corporate humility or a knowing of why God is visiting us. I like that. There is something about what God wants to do when He gets into a corporate setting or onto a body of unified people. Unity with Passion is essential to carrying the presence as a corporate anointing. Passion can suffice as a personal thirst for His presence, but the word we need to host His presence as a corporation is, "Come together, right now, over Him". Both the gathering and the togetherness of our spirits is important. He can be seen by the love we have one for another. That, "Where 2 or 3 gather + together in my name, there I am in the midst of them." Jesus

Anyway enjoy! There are a few mistakes and some insecurities that drive me nuts... but I think it is still a relevant message.

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