Free From Familiar

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Convergence

1-18-22
Convergence
There is a convergence coming where the breath of God is breathed into humanity.
This breath brings a knowing of what it means to be one with Him as Jesus is one. This breath brings a knowing of being human and made in the image of God. This breath brings a knowing of My glory given to you.
This convergence is many things converging at once.
Truth and Grace,
Word and Spirit,
natural and super,
Mankind and God Kind(human),
timing and power, and
many others,
all are coming together to bring Abundant Life.
There is coming a time of walking in truth and grace that will have favor and influence like never before.
When influence is married to not knowing who God is and who you are, it is very destructive to the hearts. But when hearts have been broken, and they know they need mercy, Grace can come in and bring wholeness. In that place, my influence is pure and one with My agenda. Trust me and lean into the uncomfortable of brokenness and let My love and healing bomb redeem what is missing or lost. Let My Grace come in the timing I know is best for you and those you love.
Embrace the hurting and hurts so I can embrace you and then empower you.
It is a time of convergence, so step out into the entrance of what you were designed for and watch Me shift everything.
We are going to go after some things today that may be holding you back from what God really has for you.
In the Wilderness and or being Tempted.
Matthew 4:1 NASB95
1 Then Jesus was led up by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil.
What if we reverse the roles?
We are trained to put ourself in Jesus shoes and do what He does.
What if we pretend that Jesus acted like us in our wilderness experience.
What does Jesus say to do and
Mark 14:38 NASB95
38 “Keep watching and praying that you may not come into temptation; the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.”
What are we supposed to do when we are being tempted?
We are to Watch and to Pray.
Jesus watched and prayed in the wilderness and was lead into temptation.
To watch
Be awake, To watch, To be vigilant, give strict attention, be cautious and active.
From
To rise, raise, arise, restore, rise again, raise again, to cause to rise from sleep.
To Pray
make prayer, pray for, offer prayers.
From
with, for, against, near, towards, before, above
In the wilderness, we are to be awake and alert to what God is up to.
In the wilderness we are to rise up and raise others.
In the wilderness we are to draw near to God and pray for others.
In the wilderness we should fight what our flesh wants and follow Holy Spirit’s leading.
Closing:
Hear what our Father is saying to us that this is a time where things are converging.
It is time to watch and pray while in the wilderness and or being tempted.
Free From Familiar.
We are going to go after some things today that may be holding you back from what God really has for you.
Has anyone been drawn to seeing people set free from spirit battles?
Familiar Spirits
Familiar spirits are often hidden to us because they feel like a normal part of life.
Apathy, depression, anxiety, loneliness, foreboding, victimhood, complacency, avoidance...
Activation:
Holy Spirit, would you reveal to me what familiar spirits you want me free from?
I renounce being influenced or attached to any familiar spirits.
I am watching and praying in this season.
Other Resources:
Matthew 26:41 NASB95
41 “Keep watching and praying that you may not enter into temptation; the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.”
Watching:
To be awake
Enhanced Strong’s Lexicon 1127 γρηγορέω

1127 γρηγορέω [gregoreuo /gray·gor·yoo·o/] v. From 1453; TDNT 2:338; TDNTA 195; GK 1213; 23 occurrences; AV translates as “watch” 21 times, “wake” once, and “be vigilant” once. 1 to watch. 2 metaph. give strict attention to, be cautious, active. 2A to take heed lest through remission and indolence some destructive calamity suddenly overtake one.

Enhanced Strong’s Lexicon 1453 ἐγείρω

1453 ἐγείρω [egeiro /eg·i·ro/] v. Probably akin to the base of 58 (through the idea of collecting one’s faculties); TDNT 2:333; TDNTA 195; GK 1586; 141 occurrences; AV translates as “rise” 36 times, “raise” 28 times, “arise” 27 times, “raise up” 23 times, “rise up” eight times, “rise again” five times, “raise again” four times, and translated miscellaneously 10 times. 1 to arouse, cause to rise. 1A to arouse from sleep, to awake. 1B to arouse from the sleep of death, to recall the dead to life. 1C to cause to rise from a seat or bed etc. 1D to raise up, produce, cause to appear. 1D1 to cause to appear, bring before the public. 1D2 to raise up, stir up, against one. 1D3 to raise up i.e. cause to be born. 1D4 of buildings, to raise up, construct, erect.

1213 γρηγορέω (grēgoreō): vb.; ≡ Str 1127; TDNT 2.338—1. LN 23.72 stay awake, to keep watch (Mt 24:43); 2. LN 27.56 be alert, be vigilant, the figurative extension of the prior entry (Ac 20:31; 1Co 16:13; Col 4:2; 1Th 5:6; 1Pe 5:8; Rev 3:2, 3; 16:15); 3. LN 23.97 be alive, the figurative extension of the first entry (1Th 5:10+)

1586 ἐγείρομαι (egeiromai), ἐγείρω (egeirō): vb.; ≡ Str 1453; TDNT 2.333—1. LN 17.10 cause to stand up, rise, arise (Mk 5:41); 2. LN 17.9 stand up (Mt 12:11); 3. LN 23.77 cause to wake up (Ac 12:7); 4. LN 13.83 cause to exist, raise up a child (Lk 3:8); 5. LN 23.94 raise to life (Mt 28:6; Mk 16:14 v.r.); 6. LN 13.65 restore, raise up what is torn down (Jn 2:19); 7. LN 23.140 heal, raise up the sick (Jas 5:15); 8. LN 17.9 (dep.) stand up, get up (Jn 13:4); 9. LN 23.74 (dep.) wake up (Ro 13:11); 10. LN 55.2 (dep.) make war against (Mk 13:8)

Praying:
Enhanced Strong’s Lexicon 4336 προσεύχομαι

4336 προσεύχομαι [proseuchomai /pros·yoo·khom·ahee/] v. From 4314 and 2172; TDNT 2:807; TDNTA 279; GK 4667; 87 occurrences; AV translates as “pray” 83 times, “make prayer” three times, and “pray for” once. 1 to offer prayers, to pray.

4314 πρός [pros /pros/] prep. A strengthened form of 4253; TDNT 6:720; TDNTA 942; GK 4639; 726 occurrences; AV translates as “unto” 340 times, “to” 203 times, “with” 43 times, “for” 25 times, “against” 24 times, “among” 20 times, “at” 11 times, not translated six times, translated miscellaneously 53 times, and “vr to” once. 1 to the advantage of. 2 at, near, by. 3 to, towards, with, with regard to.

4253 πρό [pro /pro/] prep. A primary preposition; TDNT 6:683; TDNTA 935; GK 4574; 48 occurrences; AV translates as “before” 44 times, “above” twice, “above … ago” once, and “or ever” once. 1 before.

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