The Seed of God - Plans for the Church are About to Change

Peter Vincent

Synopsis

The residual seed is God's people. The Lord is preparing to sow the remnant of His people once more. Many Christians are literally dying to themselves, and the seed of God is being sowed with toil and weeping. Waiting for the Lord's time has been one of the major delays. God's plans are well-coordinated.
 
Many people have been preparing for this hour for years as the Lord has been working on them and empowering them. We've arrived at a fork in His blueprint, and big changes are on the way.
 
The journey has been long and arduous, but God has blessed us with new life at various points to encourage us to keep pressing in to Him. Toronto was given to us by God to provide delight to His people. Brownsville was his gift to us, with a focus on repentance. Other manifestations of God's grace have been used by the Church to bring us to this point.
 
The Lord of the Harvest has now appeared. Everyone is called to participate in the harvest; prayer is the beginning of the harvest of souls and promises. The Lord will even deliver the one for whom you intercede, even though he is not innocent, according to Job 22:30. Through intercession and the purity of our hands, he shall be delivered.

Disponible depuis: 28/02/2022.

Longueur d'impression: 14 pages.

Religion

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