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You're Not Crying Over That Anymore! by Prophetess Shanea Wilks
Stop the Tears: Your Breakthrough Has an Appointed Time
Based on the life of Hannah in 1 Samuel 1, Prophetess Shanea Wilks brings a message of profound encouragement and correction, declaring that you're not crying over that particular struggle anymore. While it's tempting to focus on what you lack—the children, the progress, the fulfillment—like Hannah, your barrenness or delay may be divinely orchestrated. God has an appointed time and season for your promise to come forth. Prophetess Wilks challenges listeners to check their alignment, commit their ways, and pour out their souls to the Lord until their countenance is sad no more.
Key Points from the Message:
-- The adversary, Panina, will provoke you, pointing out what you don't have and what you're lacking. This can be external or the negative self-talk within.
-- Hannah's delay in having children was not due to her fault but because "the Lord had shut up her womb" for a specific purpose and time.
-- Sometimes, God withholds a breakthrough because He wants to ensure that He alone receives the glory when it finally manifests.
-- The four things Hannah did in her process are key: She continued to worship, she didn't give up on her desire, she made a commitment (sacrifice) to give her son back to God, and she kept her commitment.
-- Isolation is the last thing you need when going through a trial; the house of God and the presence of believers is your safety net.
-- Pouring out your soul to the Lord means releasing your disappointment, grief, and barrenness completely to Him.
-- Sacrifice costs you something; it is giving up the very thing you want most, proving that you desire nothing more than God Himself.
-- God wants to stop the mouth of your enemy—the person or the internal voice that reminds you of what you don't have, what you did, or who rejected you.
-- The Lord is calling for a shift in your mindset and perspective—recognize that you are here, pregnant with a purpose that has a name.
Scriptures for Further Study
-- 1 Samuel 1:1-18
-- Hosea (The entire book is referenced for the symbolic relationship)
-- Psalms 30 (Referenced as a song of God turning mourning into dancing)
-- Revelation 21:4 (Referenced for God wiping away tears)
-- Proverbs 14:12 (Referenced for the way that seems right to a man)
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Pastors Joseph and Robbin Davis
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Stop the Tears: Your Breakthrough Has an Appointed Time
Based on the life of Hannah in 1 Samuel 1, Prophetess Shanea Wilks brings a message of profound encouragement and correction, declaring that you're not crying over that particular struggle anymore. While it's tempting to focus on what you lack—the children, the progress, the fulfillment—like Hannah, your barrenness or delay may be divinely orchestrated. God has an appointed time and season for your promise to come forth. Prophetess Wilks challenges listeners to check their alignment, commit their ways, and pour out their souls to the Lord until their countenance is sad no more.
Key Points from the Message:
-- The adversary, Panina, will provoke you, pointing out what you don't have and what you're lacking. This can be external or the negative self-talk within.
-- Hannah's delay in having children was not due to her fault but because "the Lord had shut up her womb" for a specific purpose and time.
-- Sometimes, God withholds a breakthrough because He wants to ensure that He alone receives the glory when it finally manifests.
-- The four things Hannah did in her process are key: She continued to worship, she didn't give up on her desire, she made a commitment (sacrifice) to give her son back to God, and she kept her commitment.
-- Isolation is the last thing you need when going through a trial; the house of God and the presence of believers is your safety net.
-- Pouring out your soul to the Lord means releasing your disappointment, grief, and barrenness completely to Him.
-- Sacrifice costs you something; it is giving up the very thing you want most, proving that you desire nothing more than God Himself.
-- God wants to stop the mouth of your enemy—the person or the internal voice that reminds you of what you don't have, what you did, or who rejected you.
-- The Lord is calling for a shift in your mindset and perspective—recognize that you are here, pregnant with a purpose that has a name.
Scriptures for Further Study
-- 1 Samuel 1:1-18
-- Hosea (The entire book is referenced for the symbolic relationship)
-- Psalms 30 (Referenced as a song of God turning mourning into dancing)
-- Revelation 21:4 (Referenced for God wiping away tears)
-- Proverbs 14:12 (Referenced for the way that seems right to a man)
+++++++
Pastors Joseph and Robbin Davis
Follow Us https://www.facebook.com/truthgatherers/
Ways to Give Cash App: $truthgatherers www.easytithe.com/TGDC Text to Give - Text the amount to (850) 898-9848