The Father Says Today: July 6th, 2021

The Father says today, sound the alarms; ring the bells; freedom is breaking out across the land. In every nation, voices are being heard crying out for justice and victory. Truth is being shouted from the rooftops – do you hear it? Signs are appearing all around you – many confirmations to let you know you are on the right track. As you look and are open, you will see them. What you have cried out for is breaking forth. It may be moving from a trickle to a stream, but it is flowing to those pressing in with positive expectation and hope, gaining momentum and force as it goes. Waves are breaking over every obstacle and the sound of the crashing water is deafening to the enemy’s camp. They can feel it because they are losing ground and territory. It is becoming harder for them to see and hear what is happening because there is an annoying clanging of symbols happening making it difficult for them to hear the prayers of the saints. As I watch their confusion about My strategies, I sit in the heavens and laugh.

No longer will you be able to sit idly by and expect things to be different tomorrow. Things will be different tomorrow when you decide to make a change. Things happen as you are about My business. You will make time for what is important to you. It will take extra persistence in the current climate because as much as there is a positive momentum and force taking place, there also is a negative reaction and opposition. So do not consider it strange that you have to stand to get results. This is your opportunity to step out in a more powerful way than ever before. You are rising up in My Spirit in this hour to do mighty exploits in My Name. Fear and intimidation are now things of the past in your life. Listen, for there is a sound of an abundance of rain. It is not far off in the distance and is increasing in size the closer it gets. The rain of My Spirit and presence has already begun where there is a hunger and a drawing for it. Where Jesus is lifted up, I draw all people to Myself.

By, Georgette Thompson