AN UNRAVELING IS BEGINNING

by | May 21, 2024 | Prophetic | 5 comments

All things not bound by God’s love and truth will eventually unravel. We are living in the first stages of a great unraveling.

In that unraveling, those in the Church whose faith is alive will grow stronger as they submit to the voice of God. In contrast, those who are allowing the spirit of the age to forge their thinking will grow weaker. Those drawing attention to that distinction will face accusations and labeling that will come in full force from the spirit with which they are aligning. They will be called out as people of unbelief when the truth is that speaking hard words of love is an act of compassionate belief.

Dutch Sheets recently wrote, “Contrary to what some believe, identifying facts and stating reality is not unbelief. Unbelief is yielding to that which contradicts God’s truth and is contrary to His will, allowing it to continue.” 

Prophetic ministry is about to take a deeper step into a place of challenging revelations where some may feel uncomfortable hearing what is being addressed. The message will be wrongly interpreted as an unloving and misdirected act. We have been groomed to remain silent and not address what is crippling the Church equating silence as a measure of faith. It is not. It is a compromise of our integrity.

We need greater discernment in the Church to know what and when to speak. To remain silent when we know that a corrupting evil is taking place makes us compliant with the evil itself. The Lord wants to reveal more than we can see with a natural eye. That revelation requires a humble and compassionate heart to be able to hear and transmit effectively what the Lord is saying. 

Paul defined how this would happen when he addressed the subject of the maturity of our faith. A mature believer is not silent. They will “speak the truth in love, growing in every way more and more like Christ who is the head of his body, the church” (Ephesians 4:16).  To grow more and more like Christ will require that a spiritually mature believer addresses what has bound our faith in a place of unbelief. As that unraveling begins, it will cut the cords of our bondage and set us free to become more like Christ.

5 Comments

  1. Carol

    I had asked God what was up with this year. Everything was…unraveling. Ive been thru impossibly hard times and lived thru intense trauma in the past and this year I found myself struggling big time. With probs I would have had no issue navigating thru in the past. Im like…what gives God? I used to be able to take all the chaos in stride and navigate thru it. He very clearly told me that in the past I used my flesh to navigate the issues. That this season of undoing was a lesson in navigating the chaos spiritually. lol theres bow powering thru things on my own. Im not super great at this… lol. All I know to do when im overwhelmed is to start thanking God for everything. Even the tiniest details. Even through torrids of tears and pain. Every little bit of who I am that has not been fully submitted to God has been shook. Stuff I didnt even realize was an issue till it became the issue lol. This is hard…really hard stuff to process/go through. But I know what is coming requires me to be put thru the fire now.. Does that make sense? Am I the only weirdo out here going thru this and thinking this lol? I think ive laid it all down and oops…there is another situation highlighting yet another spot Ive not fully submitted to him. I woke up this morning and was like God…my hands are off the steering wheel..lol.. I get it.I yeild. And Im not gonna let my emotions rule me…and if they do Im gonna reign in back in quick cuz I dont want to keep getting shoved in the oven lolololol. Everything really is unraveling. Intensly. I wonder about the people who arent experiencing this or processing it…when stuff really goes south…(and this isnt the bottom peeps) how will they be able to stand without having gone thru this crazy process with God ahead of time?

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  2. Jen

    AMEN and Amen! 🙏🏼♥️🇺🇸🦅

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  3. Cynthia Sherstad

    Timely word. TY

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  4. Cynthia Sherstad

    “And they shall teach My people the difference between the holy and the unholy, and cause them to discern between the unclean and the clean.” —EZ 44:23

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