The REPLANTING

This word was received through ecstatic prophecy during a time of private worship on February 10, 2024: 

Many will start going out in different directions.  They are waiting for their instructions.  Like plants lifted from the ground, their roots are exposed.  Watch as I transplant them.  Their roots are strong, but now I will anchor them. 

Watch!  I am sending out my pioneers to unknown lands and new territories, to dry and thirsty places.  I’m calling them to dig up the ground, to plant seeds where nothing is growing, to dig the wells that release the spring of life.  I have given them shovels to break through hard ground.  

Some are comfortable where they are.  They are leaning back and relaxing, but I have not called them to be stationary.  It’s time to go for a ride.  Watch as I give them the keys.  It’s time to go forth.  There are promises on the horizon, things they have waited long for.  As they drive into new places, they will find these promises unfold.  

I’m calling you to lay down what once was, to leave behind your former glory.  Are you willing to build once again?  Are you willing to go where I send you, into new spheres?  

Some have worn the priestly garments, but now I am calling them to business, to write contracts, to blow the wind of the Spirit in untouched places.  Some I am calling to go into the schools, to release the light and to stand against corruption.  Some I am calling into medicine, to bring healing.  

Do not despise these new assignments, for with them comes great authority.  I must mobilize My church.  

[Definition of Ecstatic Prophecy:  In the Bible when the Holy Spirit rushed upon prophets, there were times they’d be caught up “in the Spirit” in such a way that He spoke more directly through them and their faculties (body and voice).  This is known by many scholars as Ecstatic Prophecy, being in a state of ecstasis, meaning “to stand outside one’s self.”  For me personally, as the Holy Spirit comes upon me, He moves my hands with a type of heavenly sign language, and then speaks out of my mouth in the first person. Often this is in tongues, followed by English. Other times, it’s just English. See 1 Samuel 19:20-24; Ezekiel 2-3; 1 Cor 12:3, 14:14.]