Being Still and Watching
A unique aspect of the experience of the storm vision was that I was not being awakened to intercede in prayer but to be aware of what God Himself was doing. It seemed He was saying, “There is a time to be still and watch for my move,”; there is a time to “Be still and know that I am God”. We can certainly participate with our Father through prayer and we can participate through receiving His answers with a grateful heart. Beyond that, we can also participate simply as a witness to what He is doing. (Fifth excerpt from Kathy’s article “Breakthroughs Coming”— First excerpt was posted on 1-15-18)
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A unique aspect of the experience of the storm vision was that I was not being awakened to intercede in prayer but to be aware of what God Himself was doing. It seemed He was saying, “There is a time to be still and watch for my move,”; there is a time to “Be still and know that I am God”. We can certainly participate with our Father through prayer and we can participate through receiving His answers with a grateful heart. Beyond that, we can also participate simply as a witness to what He is doing. (Fifth excerpt from Kathy’s article “Breakthroughs Coming”— First excerpt was posted on 1-15-18)
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