We are truly living in days of prophetic input and fulfillment. An often overlooked Old Testament book is Zephaniah. But within its pages, it holds a tremendous promise for us in these challenging days.

The birthday gift given to the church by the Heavenly Father is a reminder of what the church should be. It serves as a reminder to the Saints concerning what our calling is before our God. As we are now walking together in a New Year, it is fitting for us to examine ourselves to determine if we are still firmly embracing this gift, the gift of communicating in heavenly languages on behalf of the Kingdom of God.

New Years is a time for looking forward. For the Saints, our forward vision must align with the promise of God. How we do this will determine our success in the Kingdom of Heaven.

Thanksgiving is a necessary element to moving forward with God. Meditation is also essential. But what is the scriptural measure of meditating and how do we do it?

Biblically, the concept of experience is much more than knowledge gained by doing something. Divine experience involves an overcoming, and it is a necessary dimension of walking with God as victors.