When God gives you prophetic vision over something, He's also given you the authority to move in it. We must be a people who move off the word He speaks, rather than what we see.

In Ezekiel 37, Yahweh gives Ezekiel a vision of a valley of dry bones. Because these bones failed to make the necessary steps up the mountain of ascension, they quenched the breath (Spirit) of life and died dry in the valley. "Can these bones live again?" In this episode, pastor Joshua Brown takes us through why the valley of dry bones known as Columbia will live again if we can learn to speak to the wind.

Why did John proclaim repentance (to change your thinking) as a forerunning message to Jesus? Why did Jesus himself also preach this message? Because in order to encounter the kingdom, you must rewire your thinking. The number one purpose for being "born again" is to rebirth your thought process. If you can submit your thinking to faith, you'll find yourself in the middle of kingdom reigning.

You can feel the call on your life long before you're actually given the grace to operate in it. The grace comes by way of you being "undomesticated" to the point where you remove everything you used to find comfort in to take on the nature of being one who lives by the laws of the wild. The wilderness is where He makes you wild again.

Peter and John walk by a lame man who spent his life begging outside of the gate called Beautiful. Everyone else who passed him were only willing to meet a temporary need (money). Peter and John, having encountered the filling of the Holy Spirit one chapter before, were empowered to meet his eternal need, being lame. How many in the church get saved and are told to start serving, join a group, etc. instead of having their eternal needs met, new life in Christ by the Holy Spirit infilling.

Is the church a social event for Sunday mornings? Or is the church something so much more? Jesus actually used a term that isn't a religious term at all when describing what He would build that we now identify as the church. In this episode, pastor Joshua Brown teaches us why knowing we are an ekklesia is key to understanding the inheritance we have received in the family of beloved ones.

The journey into freedom will be limited by how much of your old life you allow to stick around in your new identity.

In love, God delivers you from your past in order to destroy the inferior things you used to settle for. When He does, don't look back. Keep your eyes on Him and let Him lead you to what you were made for.

What does a victory consciousness do to our theology? It sets us free to live in freedom. We won on the cross. If you are in Christ, you aren't called to engage the enemy, as if you could lose, you're called to establish victory because you've already won.

You were made to feast on the faithfulness of God. This is joy.