I wrote about how God will use our time in the
hallway, regardless of who put us there, to prepare us for the next open door.
I fully believe there have been battles in the heavens over the doors that
are about to open for God’s people. As many of us have been waiting, Holy Spirit
has revealed windows, illuminating things we were meant to see. Some of those
things we may have knew and just needed reminded of; other things we needed to
see before stepping through the next door.
As we get ready to step into a new year I have been
praying for a word for the year. I don’t do resolutions, but I do seek one word
from God that defines the year to come. Some of the words I have been given in
the past are “restore”, “faith”, “purge”, and “stand”. This year for 2023, it’s
“freedom”. As we have endured the oppression in the hallway, God has been
preparing us for the “freedom” that the next door is going to bring. I believe
there are things behind that door that we cannot even imagine. We are going to
see personal freedoms and corporate freedoms released.
There will be freedom for our relationships: friends,
spouses, children, extended family, etc. Freedom for our finances: God desires
for us to live an abundant, prosperous life.
Freedom for our
ambitions: new goals will be released, new directions, new purposes, and new
dreams.
Freedom with our health. New revelations are coming
regarding health. With a glorified church comes healing and miracles.
Freedom for energy. As governments oppress energy
sources, God has other plans. His people will not have to worry about hot or
cold weather.
Freedom for our
faith; we are about to witness things from God that this world has not yet
seen. God will have His glorified church and we will see His church do even
greater things than Jesus did.
As we walk into the next year God is going to begin
opening the doors He has been preparing us to walk through. Some may challenge
us to step into an unknown but do so with boldness. God has not given us a
spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind. Other doors, may
be doors of restoration, where He desires to restore what the enemy has tried
to steal. Be careful to not put your expectations of the restoration in a box.
When God restores, He doesn’t just return it to what it once was; He improves
it and makes it better.
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