So where are you today? Have you been hiding, thinking God is distant because you don't feel Him? Have you been striving, trying to earn what's already been freely given? Have you believed the lie that you're somehow cursed, somehow disqualified, somehow not enough?
God is walking in your garden right now calling out, "Where are you?"—not because He doesn't know but because relationship requires honesty. He's inviting you out of hiding and into His presence, not as a visitor but as family, not for a moment but for a lifetime.
The sound of God walking is the sound of relentless love. He came looking for Adam. He came looking for you. And He's never stopped coming.
Orphans strive. Sons abide. Orphans work to earn what sons freely receive. Orphans perform to gain acceptance; sons rest in belonging.
Jesus promised in John 14:18, "I will not leave you as orphans; I will come to you." That phrase "will come" means He continues coming—not that He hasn't but that He keeps on pursuing, keeps on revealing Himself, keeps on making His presence known.
This is the reality we're invited to live in—not working for God's presence, but living from it; not worshiping to get God to show up, but worshiping because He's already here; not striving to earn what we already have, but resting in the finished work of Christ.
Ezekiel 47, is where the prophet sees a river flowing from the house of God.
At first it is ankle deep, then knee deep, then waist deep, until it becomes waters to swim in, a river too powerful to cross is a prophetic picture of the endtime Ekklesia, disicpling, equipping, sending out, and overseeing the development of warriors that are doing battle with and defeating the kingdom of darkness, thereby bringing forth the Great Commission.
The true Ekklesia will operate in this glory, accomplishing its assignment with progressively greater effect and results.
Jesus is the living Word through whom all things were created. Creation itself responded to His voice. Life is in Him. Light is in Him. He spoke into nothingness and He brought life where there was none, just as the river of life brings life where there is none! (John 1:1-5, Genesis 1:1,2)
As we align our words with His will, we partner with that same creative power. When we speak in agreement with Him, life can emerge where there was nothing. Light can break into darkness. What seemed empty can begin to form.
We are speaking in alignment with the Word through whom all things were made. The invitation to move from walking to swimming is an invitation to move from control to surrender. Ankle-deep faith still allows us to determine direction. Swimming requires deep trust. You cannot swim and reach the other side while holding on.
He is inviting us deeper, not to stand at the edge but to live immersed in the continuous flow of His creative Spirit! The river is available.
Will you accomplish your creative assignment this season, or will you remain in that dead, dry place where your dreams are waiting to be resurrected?
ALBERT FINCH MINISTRY
Statement Of Faith Nameless & Faceless Ministries - Statement of Faith
Ministry Phone: 281-396-4379
God is walking in your garden right now calling out, "Where are you?"—not because He doesn't know but because relationship requires honesty. He's inviting you out of hiding and into His presence, not as a visitor but as family, not for a moment but for a lifetime.
The sound of God walking is the sound of relentless love. He came looking for Adam. He came looking for you. And He's never stopped coming.
Orphans strive. Sons abide. Orphans work to earn what sons freely receive. Orphans perform to gain acceptance; sons rest in belonging.
Jesus promised in John 14:18, "I will not leave you as orphans; I will come to you." That phrase "will come" means He continues coming—not that He hasn't but that He keeps on pursuing, keeps on revealing Himself, keeps on making His presence known.
This is the reality we're invited to live in—not working for God's presence, but living from it; not worshiping to get God to show up, but worshiping because He's already here; not striving to earn what we already have, but resting in the finished work of Christ.
Ezekiel 47, is where the prophet sees a river flowing from the house of God.
At first it is ankle deep, then knee deep, then waist deep, until it becomes waters to swim in, a river too powerful to cross is a prophetic picture of the endtime Ekklesia, disicpling, equipping, sending out, and overseeing the development of warriors that are doing battle with and defeating the kingdom of darkness, thereby bringing forth the Great Commission.
The true Ekklesia will operate in this glory, accomplishing its assignment with progressively greater effect and results.
Jesus is the living Word through whom all things were created. Creation itself responded to His voice. Life is in Him. Light is in Him. He spoke into nothingness and He brought life where there was none, just as the river of life brings life where there is none! (John 1:1-5, Genesis 1:1,2)
As we align our words with His will, we partner with that same creative power. When we speak in agreement with Him, life can emerge where there was nothing. Light can break into darkness. What seemed empty can begin to form.
We are speaking in alignment with the Word through whom all things were made. The invitation to move from walking to swimming is an invitation to move from control to surrender. Ankle-deep faith still allows us to determine direction. Swimming requires deep trust. You cannot swim and reach the other side while holding on.
He is inviting us deeper, not to stand at the edge but to live immersed in the continuous flow of His creative Spirit! The river is available.
Will you accomplish your creative assignment this season, or will you remain in that dead, dry place where your dreams are waiting to be resurrected?
ALBERT FINCH MINISTRY
Statement Of Faith Nameless & Faceless Ministries - Statement of Faith
Ministry Phone: 281-396-4379
