Prophetic Training

Prophetic Training  ·  Week 24
WEEK TWENTY-FOUR

 

  1. When the Lord is doing something that causes us not to know what is going on, He will take care of the little things.
  2. You come to realize that God is delivering you from yourself. Making sure that you don’t think more highly of yourself than you ought.
  3. The work of the Spirit aligns me, even through my choices. God is not moved by what seems to me as a wrong choice.
  4. My life is O JT, God is training me
  5. How do you keep from being in a place where you believe that you are right, but you are truly wrong? You have to deal with iniquity. Iniquity is the desire to do what appears to be right in one’s own eyes.
  6. Only God can cause a shift in the thought and change the attitude. Right before your eyes you see the gospel at work when this happens.
by Dr. Pam

12 March, 2015
More for Week 23  ·  Prophetic Training
TIPS FOR THE WEEK TWENTY-THREE

 

  1. In our futile effort to try to fix ourselves we wander down unnecessary paths. We become very aware of things that we don’t like about ourselves. We become very aware of things that we know cannot work within the gospel. The first thing we do is try to change ourselves. It is a desperate thing for us and we think that we can make it happen. We start implementing the necessary steps so that we can see results. But when we implement this process, the only thing that happens is that we are more deceived. We also make ourselves resilient. When God is seeking to bring about a change in us, we push Him away and we do it the way we think God works.
  2. If a choice, decision, or action is not completely saturated in love; you have nothing at all
by Dr. Pam

2 March, 2015
Prophetic Training  ·  Week 23
WEEK TWENTY-THREE

 

  1. Pure love is without condition
  2. The Lord will have His way, bless His name!
  3. When God reveals something to you, that revelation is there. There is no need for apprehension or reservation. He makes Himself known.
  4. We have to cooperate with what God is doing not collaborate.
by Dr. Pam

2 March, 2015
Prophetic Training  ·  Week 22
WEEK TWENTY-TWO

 

  1. We can fool everyone, and often our own selves, but we cannot fool God.

 

  1. Anything that is hooked up to “self” has a price tag attached to it. There is always something that we want out of it.

 

  1. Things that are going on in our lives show the connection we have with the Holy Spirit. For each thing that God works out in you, that change will cause you to go deeper, deeper and deeper yet.

 

  1. As a mother, I want to control what happens to my children to keep them safe. But, I cannot.  I have to keep them lifted before God, train them in the ways of the Lord and believe that God will protect them.  After all, they belong to Him and not me.
by Dr. Pam

2 March, 2015
More for Week 21  ·  Prophetic Training
TIPS FOR THE WEEK TWENTY-ONE

 

  1. When you look into the mirror, that is the law, and all that you see is your faults, flaws and lack; you are looking in the wrong place. You are looking at death, the law has no power to change you. If the law was able to create change and perfection, Jesus would not have had to do die.
  2. When God speaks, He does not waste words. His words are meant to bring you into His life. It is God that calls things that be not as though they were.
  3. When we began to discover and embrace our place we caused an expansion of the space that we function in. We are no longer constricted and bind by rules religion and tradition.
  4. As priests of God we must begin to call that which is “there” fourth.
  5. By placing your faith in Christ, you are having the scales removed, the eyes of your heart are being enlightened, the spirit of wisdom and revelation rests on you. You are being made sure, that is, the hidden reality that God brings nothing into existence without finishing it in the counsel of His will. By being in Christ, the first and the last, the all in all, your life is completed for the end result, praise of the Father.
  6. You are His inheritance, precious, secured by design, all that is needed is for you to believe Him and keep believing. The Father isn’t making up things or inserting fillers for your life or His plan—-IT IS FINISHED!!! Somebody ought to shout…I’ve got it now!
  7. As we begin to believe in the reality of our oneness with Christ we will also see a difference in our manner of living, and more specifically in our speaking, we will recognize and embrace the importance of not wasting words, in so doing whenever we speak the reality will be evident that we are not only speaking just to ignite faith, but the act of speaking is faith in operation for it is God purposed and God infused … for we speak of what we do not see physically…. we speak of what we know in spirit.

  8. Ephesians 1:4-5 NASB  just as He chose us in Him before the foundation of the world, that we would be holy and blameless before Him. In love He predestined us to adoption as sons through Jesus Christ to Himself, according to the kind intention of His will.

  9. Every speaking brings life into the being of God’s people. The seed that’s planted can and will only grow by faith. When we speak to individuals we have to speak to their soul as if it has already accomplished its transformation, for in reality it has in eternity past…and it will manifest and prevail in time according to its season. We speak of the work of the priest to bring people to God, and how accurate that is–as I am writing, I’m reminded that all the functions of the priest bear confirmation and witness of the finished work, and that’s where the sacrifice of praise comes into play; this praise, the fruit of our lips, the giving of thanks, boldly declares “Your word is forever true and settled” “we thank You for the image of Christ formed within Your people.” Every aspect of the priesthood solidifies the completed work of redemption.
  10. In addition to this is the work of the apostle, which is very crucial for the fulfillment of God’s economy. The work of the apostle is opposite that of the priest as far as traffic is concerned; the priest takes people to God, the apostle brings God to the people, as a true ambassador…not just in an evangelistic way…but more in the way of transference, through prayer, through laying on of hands, through speaking, through a life of simplicity and purity of devotion to Christ, something of divine virtue is passed on to the recipient. I see this in your life through the spirit, your passion to see lives conformed to the image of Christ is unquestionably firm. So be strong to the end even if the fruit is not evident….your labor is not in vain. As the Lord Jesus has made plain to us, we must give freely every thing He has poured into us.
  11. Romans 8:18-25 NASB For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory that is to be revealed to us. For the anxious longing of the creation waits eagerly for the revealing of the sons of God. For the creation was subjected to futility, not willingly, but because of Him who subjected it, in hope that the creation itself also will be set free from its slavery to corruption into the freedom of the glory of the children of God. For we know that the whole creation groans and suffers the pains of childbirth together until now. And not only this, but also we ourselves, having the first fruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting eagerly for our adoption as sons, the redemption of our body. For in hope we have been saved, but hope that is seen is not hope; for who hopes for what he already sees? But if we hope for what we do not see, with perseverance we wait eagerly for it.

 

by Dr. Pam

12 February, 2015
Prophetic Training  ·  Week 21
WEEK TWENTY-ONE

 

  1. In the church world, I have often use the word “anointed”. And as my walk with God increases, I find that that word is used so much and in so many situations that it has truly lost its meaning. To be “anointed” means that people’s yokes are being destroyed and that they are being led directly into the presence of God; but it has absolutely nothing to do with talent.
  2. I have to get to a place where I understand that just because something annoys me does not mean that that is not where God would have me to be
  3. This week I dealt with the question, “Why didn’t I understand what God was saying when I believed that I was seeking God?” And what I found is I didn’t seek God by reading what the word said always, but I trusted in the words of my friends, mentors, parents, pastors, bishops etc. etc. etc.
  4. As a result of what I did in comment #3, religion and tradition prevailed and prevented me from getting closer to God. Religion and tradition binds, it focuses on sin and does not focus on the power of God. When I focus on the power of God I can allow that power to lead me into his presence. I can also expect for and anticipate change not only in my life but in the lives of others.
  5. As I begin to pursue God, according to his word, I realized that I can be ignorant of the enemy’s desire and plot to keep me from ever walking in the fullness of God for my life. The devil will make sure that he generates things that cause me to be emotionally distressed and pulled out.
  6. I am continuing to come to the place where I understand the difference between walking in desire and walking in faith. Often times I confuse the two and other times I use them interchangeably. They cannot be interchanged I must walk in faith where my desires are created by my pursuit of God.
  7. The veil of my heart is being removed and my spiritual understanding is being enlightened.
  8. I am getting comfortable in my new body and all that that body brings with it.
  9. I must move forward – what is forward? God knows and what I have to do is trust him and realize that whatever forward is, it’s forward in Him.
by Dr. Pam

12 February, 2015
More for Week 20  ·  Prophetic Training
TIPS FOR THE WEEK TWENTY

2 Peter 2:1-9 (KJV)

But there were false prophets also among the people, even as there shall be false teachers among you, who privily shall bring in damnable heresies, even denying the Lord that bought them, and bring upon themselves swift destruction.  2 And many shall follow their pernicious ways; by reason of whom the way of truth shall be evil spoken of.  3 And through covetousness shall they with feigned words make merchandise of you: whose judgment now of a long time lingereth not, and their damnation slumbereth not. 4 For if God spared not the angels that sinned, but cast them down to hell, and delivered them into chains of darkness, to be reserved unto judgment; 5 And spared not the old world, but saved Noah the eighth person, a preacher of righteousness, bringing in the flood upon the world of the ungodly; 6 And turning the cities of Sodom and Gomorrha into ashes condemned them with an overthrow, making them an ensample unto those that after should live ungodly; 7 And delivered just Lot, vexed with the filthy conversation of the wicked: 8 (For that righteous man dwelling among them, in seeing and hearing, vexed his righteous soul from day to day with their unlawful deeds;) 9 The Lord knoweth how to deliver the godly out of temptations, and to reserve the unjust unto the day of judgment to be punished:

  1.  False teachers cannot tell you how to get where they are not.
  2. False teachers cannot get you delivered when they are bound.
  3. We have to live life as we really are.  As Christians we are to live out our reality in Christ.
  4. We are not to speak just to ignite faith like at a pep rally.  Igniting faith is only part of what God is after.  But the act of speaking is deper, it is faith in operation.  When we speak of what we do not see physically, we speak out of what we know is in our spirit.  We know it and then we wait to see it manifested.  We see those things go from the spirit realm into the natural.  We are to speak what we are convinced of.
by Dr. Pam

6 February, 2015
Prophetic Training  ·  Week 20
WEEK TWENTY

 

  1. We want to come to a place in God where we are not schizophrenic. We act in the natural just like we act in the spirit. Easier said e act at home and at work the same way we act at church.
  2. We also need to know each other by the Spirit and not by the flesh
  3. God does not see gender. When we see men and women act uncharacteristically, we label them. We could be responsible for pushing them into perversion.
  4. When trying to make a decision, we must go to the end first. We have to ask ourselves the question, “What is God after?”
  5. In order for me to see change taking place in my environment, I have to reflect what God is doing in my life, demonstrate in my interactions what is taking place in me.
by Dr. Pam

6 February, 2015
More for Week 19  ·  Prophetic Training
TIPS FOR THE WEEK NINETEEN
  1. The starting point – we exist with God in a horizontal and a vertical positioning.,
  2. Horizontally – (inward – our mental state) When we have God’s perspective all aspects of our lives begin to change
  • How we view ourselves
  • What we think about ourselves
  • Whether we are going up or down
  1. Vertically – (inward – our spiritual state)
  • We see the supremacy of God
  • We approach God without fear
  • We approach God without intimidation
  • We approach God without reservation
  1. Our vertical relationship with God makes our horizontal perspective more positive.
  2. How we deal with others (i.e. what we pray, our communication, our thought life with respect to them) changes to match how God has dealt with you.
  • This causes us to be embracing of the body, especially those that we are suspicious of
  • We see God operating in people and begin to celebrate that.
by Dr. Pam

28 January, 2015
Prophetic Training  ·  Week 19
WEEK NINETEEN
  1. I’ve come to understand that situation where I can find my while it was really not about the wallet, it was more about my relationship with God. And not how God saw me in our relationship. But actually, how I saw myself in my relationship with God. How I viewed myself was based on many years of being told who I was. And being told what my “flaws” were. And using that synopsis to justify behavior toward me.
  2. I have to understand that I am who I am because that’s who God made. It is God who defines me. It is God who identifies if what the world sees is a “flaw” are simply what God has designed.
  3. Every situation that I encounter and every person that I encounter has a twofold process. One what God is doing in me and to, what God is doing in the person that I have encountered. Whether I fail or succeed or if the other person fails or succeed we are not released from our assignment. That situation is designed by God to expose our true nature.
  4. As we deal with each other as we evaluate each other the thing that we have to understand is that who we are and how great we become is not contingent upon someone else being less.
  5. God’s commission in my life must supersede everything else.
  6. How I function is a matter of the law of the Spirit of life operating within me in be yielding to the Lord’s operation. If that is done thoughts will be corrected and guidance will be given.
  7. More crucial than anything else, in my union with the Father I must either utilize all that He has given me and all that He is or I will usurp the authority over my life.
by Dr. Pam

28 January, 2015
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