Every time the Lord dismantles what opposes His will, He has a plan to rebuild and reconstruct the lives of those who have been held captive by deception. For those bound by cords of deceit and error, the Lord wants to dismantle those restraints so He can save the offenders.

A great dismantling is taking place both within our culture and more importantly, within the Church. This dismantling is bringing exposure to what has been hidden and masked over. This dismantling is not just for those leaders who have allowed error and untruths to lead them. It is for those who have naively followed in their path without exercising discernment. The purpose of God in this exposure and dismantling is to save people, not destroy them. 

To align with what the Lord is doing in this dismantling process requires that we maintain a redemptive heart. This does not mean we dismiss what is taking place. It will keep us free from joining in the loud and unredeemed sound of an angry crowd that demands the wrong kind of blood – the blood of those whose lives are being dismantled.

This is a time to review once again the power of Jesus’ redemptive blood. It is His blood that will offer the hope of reconstruction for those who have been dismantled and now lie helpless in the ruins of their failure and folly.