Maurice myrick

The Benefits of Giving Your Full "Yes" to God

Giving God your full Yes is more than obedience. It is surrender, trust, partnership, and alignment with His purpose. Throughout Scripture, every person who gave God a wholehearted "Yes" experienced transformation, divine favor, and supernatural purpose.



1. You Walk in God's Perfect Will

When you say "yes" to God, you stop wandering and begin walking in His divine purpose for your life.

Romans 12:1-2 (KJV)

"I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service.

And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God."

Example
Mary, the mother of Jesus

When the angel announced God's plan, Mary surrendered.

"Behold the handmaid of the Lord; be it unto me according to thy word." (Luke 1:38)

Her yes positioned her to carry the Savior of the world.

Revelation
Your "yes" is often the doorway to discovering why you were created.

2. God Entrusts You with Greater Responsibility

Faithfulness in surrender qualifies you for greater assignments.

Scripture

Luke 16:10 (KJV)
"He that is faithful in that which is least is faithful also in much."

Example
Joseph

Joseph said yes to God's process through betrayal, prison, and rejection.

Because he remained faithful, God elevated him from prison to palace.

Revelation
A hidden yes today can become a public promotion tomorrow.

3. You Experience Divine Favor

Obedience attracts God's favor.

Psalm 5:12 (KJV)

"For thou, Lord, wilt bless the righteous; with favour wilt thou compass him as with a shield."

Example
Noah

Noah obeyed God when nobody else did.

Genesis 6:8

"But Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord."

Revelation
Favor is not earned through perfection; it flows through surrendered obedience.

4. You Become a Vessel for God's Glory

God uses surrendered lives to reveal Himself to others.

2 Timothy 2:21 (KJV)

"If a man therefore purge himself from these, he shall be a vessel unto honour, sanctified, and meet for the master's use."

Example
Moses

Although insecure, Moses said yes to God and became the deliverer of Israel.

Revelation
God is not looking for perfect people. He is looking for available people.

5. Your Faith Grows Beyond Limits

Every yes requires faith.

Hebrews 11:8 (KJV)

"By faith Abraham, when he was called to go out into a place which he should after receive for an inheritance, obeyed."

Example
Abraham

God told him to leave everything familiar.

Abraham's yes made him the father of many nations.

Revelation
Faith expands when obedience stretches you beyond your comfort zone.

6. God Fights Battles You Cannot Win Alone

Submission invites divine intervention.

Exodus 14:14 (KJV)

"The Lord shall fight for you, and ye shall hold your peace."

Example
Jehoshaphat

Rather than trusting military strength, he trusted God.

God defeated the enemy without Israel even lifting a sword.

Revelation
Your yes releases God's power into situations where your strength ends.

7. You Receive Divine Provision

God funds what He sends.



Philippians 4:19 (KJV)

"But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus."

Example
Elijah

God instructed him to go to the brook Cherith.

Because he obeyed, ravens brought him food daily.

Revelation
Provision is often connected to obedience and positioning.

8. You Leave a Lasting Legacy

Your yes impacts future generations.

Deuteronomy 7:9 (KJV)

"Know therefore that the Lord thy God, he is God, the faithful God, which keepeth covenant and mercy with them that love him and keep his commandments to a thousand generations."

Example
David

David's heart toward God established a royal lineage that eventually led to Jesus Christ.

Revelation
A surrendered life can bless generations you may never meet.

9. You Experience Greater Intimacy with God

Obedience draws you closer to His heart.

John 14:23 (KJV)

"Jesus answered and said unto him, If a man love me, he will keep my words: and my Father will love him, and we will come unto him, and make our abode with him."

Example
John the Beloved

Because he stayed close to Jesus, he received extraordinary revelation.

Revelation
The deepest revelations come through relationship, not merely information.

10. Your Yes Releases Kingdom Impact

One surrendered life can change cities, nations, and generations.

Isaiah 6:8 (KJV)

"Also I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?

Then said I, Here am I; send me."

Example
Isaiah

One "Here am I" launched a prophetic ministry that still impacts believers thousands of years later.

Revelation
The answer to someone's prayer may be hidden in your willingness to say yes to God.

The Greatest Example: Jesus

The ultimate model of surrender is Jesus Christ.

Luke 22:42 (KJV)

"Saying, Father, if thou be willing, remove this cup from me: nevertheless not my will, but thine, be done."

Revelation

Jesus' yes in Gethsemane brought salvation to humanity.

His surrender teaches us that:

- A yes may involve sacrifice.
- A yes may require trust.
- A yes may not always be comfortable.
- But a yes always leads to God's greater purpose.

Prophetic Reflection

Every breakthrough in Scripture began with someone saying yes:

- Noah said yes and survived the flood.
- Abraham said yes and birthed a nation.
- Moses said yes and delivered a people.
- Esther said yes and saved a generation.
- Mary said yes and carried Christ.
- Jesus said yes and redeemed mankind.

Prophetic Key 🗝️
Your next season may not be waiting on more revelation. It may be waiting on your response to the revelation you've already received.

A delayed yes delays nothing in God's sovereignty, but it can delay your experience of what He desires to do through you.

When you give God your full yes, you are essentially saying:

"Lord, I trust Your wisdom over my understanding, Your timing over my schedule, Your plans over my preferences, and Your purpose over my comfort."

And throughout Scripture, God has never failed those who truly surrender themselves to Him.

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Maurice myrick

Prophetic urgency :
The Dangers of a Wounded Preachers

As I was in prayer today, meditating before the Spirit of God, the Lord began to speak a sobering word for this hour.

The Spirit of the Lord whispered to me:
“Many preachers are wounded… and they do not know it.”

There are leaders among us who are bleeding on the sheep because their wounds remain unhealed:

- Wounds of rejection
- Wounds of comparison
- Wounds of insecurity
- Wounds of lust

And they preach from these wounded places turning personal opinions into doctrines, and personal pain into theology.

These unhealed wounds become open doors where the enemy can easily influence the heart.
This is the assignment of seducing spirits:
to operate through platformed, wounded individuals not only preachers, but even social media influencers who speak to the Body of Christ.

The Spirit of the Lord whispered again:
“My people must be discerning in this hour.”

If we are not careful, wounded voices with large platforms will spread hurt, strife, and confusion throughout the Body of Christ.

This is why it is vital to study the Word of God for yourself, to show yourself approved.
Do not simply follow what someone says regardless of their platform, popularity, or years in ministry.
Man can be wrong. Period.
We worship God not man

Take everything back to Scripture.
Pray about it.
Allow the Holy Spirit to teach you and give you revelation from Jesus’ perspective, not man’s.

A Practical Example

If a pastor is jealous of a genuine move of God, and he begins to preach from that wounded place, he will impart jealousy into the congregation.

Instead of producing Holy Spirit–filled disciples, he produces jealousy-filled disciples.

This pattern is not new.

Every true move of God Kathryn Kuhlman, A.A. Allen, William Branham, the Brownsville Revival, the joy movement, the deliverance movement was opposed by wounded men with platforms.

They all had one thing in common:
No power. No authority. No real influence. Only performance.

Real moves of God rarely fit the mold of man’s understanding
but they always fit the mold of what God is doing, because He marks His movements with power.

Even Jesus Himself was falsely accused by religious leaders who were led by flesh, not the Spirit.
They were experts in Scripture but strangers to freedom.
They could not recognize God standing right in front of them.

How to Discern a Wounded Leader

You can always tell when someone is unhealed regardless of their platform or followers:

They keep their eyes on other preachers,
but never on their own hearts.

They can list a thousand things wrong with other ministries,
but when it comes to themselves,
they believe they can do no wrong.

This is both carnal and demonic.

A Call to Healing

My advice is simple: seek healing.

Yes, we are saved — our salvation is sealed
but sanctification is a lifelong journey.
There is no limit to how many times the Lord will heal or deliver you in this life.

There is no such thing as a Christian who “has it all together,” no matter how platformed they are.

Stay humble.
Stay correctable.
Do not just preach the gospel live it.

Allow God to heal you deeply,
so you can impart the Holy Spirit to the people,
and not the works of your flesh.

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"Understanding the roots of Lust "

To understand the roots of lust is the understanding of how to defeat the battle with lust

The root of lust in Scripture is never just sexual desire it is disordered desire that grows from deeper spiritual, emotional, and generational openings

Lust in the Bible is epithymia meaning a craving that becomes misdirected, obsessive, and self‑centered, pulling the heart away from God.

1. Unhealed Wounds
Lust often grows where the heart is hurting rejection, abandonment, loneliness, betrayal.

Scripture
“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” Psalm 147:3

Example
A man rejected in childhood grows up craving affirmation. Lust becomes a false comfort, a way to soothe emptiness.

Revelation
Lust is often not about sex — it’s about pain seeking relief. When wounds aren’t healed by God, the flesh tries to heal them through pleasure.

2. Trauma
Sexual trauma, emotional trauma, or abandonment can open spiritual doors.

Scripture
“The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy…” John 10:10

Example
Someone molested as a child may battle lust because trauma distorted their sexual identity early.

Revelation
Trauma creates cracks in the soul. Lust is a spirit that enters through broken places, not just bad choices.

3. Loneliness & Isolation
Loneliness creates emotional hunger. Lust becomes a counterfeit intimacy.

Scripture
“It is not good for man to be alone.” — Genesis 2:18

Example
A lonely believer scrolls late at night. Lust offers “connection,” but it’s really bondage disguised as comfort.

Revelation
Lust is often a substitute for intimacy — a spiritual counterfeit for connection, affection, and belonging.

4. Ungodly Desires (Epithymia)
The Greek word for lust means over-desire — desire that becomes controlling.

Scripture
“But I say, walk by the Spirit, and you will not gratify the desires (epithymia) of the flesh.” Galatians 5:16

Example
David saw Bathsheba. The desire wasn’t just sexual — it became coveting, a desire that overpowered reason.

Revelation
Lust is not strong desire — it is misdirected desire that dethrones God and enthrones appetite.

5. Idolatry of Pleasure
When pleasure becomes a god, lust becomes worship.

Scripture
“Their god is their stomach… their mind is set on earthly things.” — Philippians 3:19

Example
Someone uses pornography to escape stress. Pleasure becomes their source of peace, replacing God.

Revelation
Lust is a form of idolatry — worshipping pleasure instead of God.

6. Covetousness & the Lust of the Eyes
Lust begins with the eyes before it enters the heart.

Scripture
“For everything in the world — the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes… is not from the Father.” — 1 John 2:16

Example
Seeing someone attractive isn’t sin. Staring with intent is the doorway.

Revelation
The eyes are gateways. Lust is a spiritual force that enters through what you continually look at.

7. Rebellion Against God’s Boundaries
Lust grows where God’s design for sexuality is ignored.

Scripture
“It is God’s will that you should be sanctified: that you should avoid sexual immorality.” — 1 Thessalonians 4:3

Example
Someone refuses God’s boundaries and says, “I can handle it.” Lust grows where rebellion lives.

Revelation
Lust is not just temptation — it is resistance to God’s order.

8. Demonic Seduction
Scripture shows spirits of seduction and perversion actively targeting believers.

Scripture
“With persuasive words she led him astray…” — Proverbs 7:21
“She misleads my servants into sexual immorality.” — Revelation 2:20

Example
Sudden, intense sexual urges during spiritual progress — often a spiritual attack.

Revelation
Lust is not only psychological — it is spiritual warfare.

9. Unrenewed Mind
Lust thrives where thoughts are not submitted to Christ.

Scripture
“Be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” — Romans 12:2

Example
Someone tries to stop lust but keeps feeding their mind with sexual content.

Revelation
You cannot cast out what you keep feeding.

10. Soul Ties
Sexual connections create spiritual bonds that transfer desires.

Scripture
“The two will become one flesh.” — Genesis 2:24

Example
Someone breaks up but still feels sexual pull toward the person — the tie remains.

Revelation
Lust is often not your desire — it’s a transferred appetite from someone you were connected to.

Revelation
Lust is not the root — it is the fruit.
The roots are wounds, trauma, loneliness, idolatry, rebellion, unrenewed thoughts, and demonic influence.

When you heal the roots, the fruit dies.

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Maurice myrick

"The operation of dreams of God "

A dream from God is not just a nighttime experience it is a spiritual communication channel, a prophetic language, a realm where Heaven reveals what your natural eyes cannot see

God speaks through dreams to reveal, warn, instruct, correct, confirm, and unveil destiny. Every God‑dream carries His nature, His Word, and His purpose.

1. The Prophetic Foundation: God Uses Dreams as a Language
Dreams are one of God’s oldest communication methods. Scripture shows dreams used to guide kings, warn prophets, reveal destiny, expose danger, and unveil future events.

Key Scriptures
- “For God speaks once, yea twice… In a dream, in a vision of the night…” — Job 33:14–16
- “Hear now My words… I the Lord make Myself known… in a dream.” — Numbers 12:6
- “Your sons and daughters shall prophesy… your old men shall dream dreams.” — Acts 2:17

Dreams are not random—they are prophetic technology.

2. How God Speaks Through Dreams

1. Instruction & Direction
God uses dreams to give clear instructions, especially when your natural mind is too distracted to hear Him.

Scripture:
Joseph was instructed in a dream to protect Jesus:
“Arise… flee into Egypt.” — Matthew 2:13

Revelation:
Instructional dreams often come with urgency but not fear. They carry divine strategy.

Example:
You dream of taking a different route to work. The next day, an accident occurs on your usual route.
This is God’s protective instruction.

2. Warning & Protection
God warns through dreams to prevent danger, expose traps, or redirect your steps.

Scripture:
God warned Abimelech in a dream not to touch Sarah.
“Behold, thou art but a dead man…” — Genesis 20:3

Revelation:
Warning dreams carry sobriety, not panic. They reveal danger so you can pray, repent, or change direction.

Example:
You dream your house door is open and strangers walk in.
This may reveal a spiritual or emotional vulnerability God wants you to close.

3. Destiny & Identity
God reveals who you are and what you’re called to do through dreams.

Scripture:
Joseph’s destiny was revealed through dreams of leadership.
Genesis 37:5–10

Revelation:
Destiny dreams often feel ancient, heavy, or larger than your current life. They reveal identity before manifestation.

Example:
You dream of healing people, preaching, or leading nations—long before you feel qualified.
This is God showing you who you are in Heaven’s eyes.

4. Prophetic Revelation
God reveals hidden things, future events, or spiritual realities through dreams.

Scripture:
Daniel saw future kingdoms in dreams.
Daniel 7

Revelation:
Revelatory dreams often contain symbols, creatures, numbers, or scenes that carry prophetic meaning.

Example:
You dream of a collapsing bridge—symbolizing a relationship or opportunity that cannot support your weight.

5. Correction & Conviction
God uses dreams to correct your path, expose sin, or bring conviction.

Scripture:
Job says God uses dreams to “withdraw man from his purpose… and keep back his soul from the pit.”
— Job 33:17–18

Revelation:
Corrective dreams bring peaceful conviction, not condemnation. They redirect you toward holiness.

Example:
You dream of losing something valuable—symbolizing God calling you to restore prayer, purity, or obedience.

6. Confirmation
God confirms what He already spoke through Scripture, prophecy, or inner witness.

Scripture:
“In the mouth of two or three witnesses every word shall be established.”
2 Corinthians 13:1

Revelation:
Confirmation dreams repeat themes, symbols, or messages you’ve already sensed.

Example:
You dream of the same person three times in one week.
God is highlighting them for prayer, partnership, or caution.

3. How to Discern a God‑Dream

1. Alignment with Scripture
God never contradicts His Word.

2. Presence of Peace
Even warnings carry peace.

3. Spiritual Weight
You wake up knowing the dream was not from your imagination.

4. Clarity in Symbolism
God’s symbolism leads to revelation, not confusion.

5. Produces Obedience
God-dreams lead to action—prayer, repentance, preparation, or change.

4. Prophetic Examples With Revelation

Example 1: The Storm Dream
You dream of standing in a storm but not being touched.

Revelation:
God is showing you a coming trial but also your protection and stability.
Scripture: “When you pass through the waters, I will be with you.” — Isaiah 43:2

Example 2: The Open Door
You dream of a door opening with bright light behind it.

Revelation:
This symbolizes divine opportunity, promotion, or answered prayer.
Scripture: “I have set before you an open door…” — Revelation 3:8

Example 3: The Snake
You dream of a snake in your house.

Revelation:
This reveals hidden deception, spiritual attack, or a person with wrong motives.
Scripture: “Behold, I give you authority… over serpents.” — Luke 10:19

5. The Deepest Insight
Dreams are God’s night parables—messages wrapped in symbols, delivered when your spirit is most open.

Dreams bypass:
- your fears
- your logic
- your distractions

They speak directly to your spirit, not your mind.

Dreams are Heaven’s way of saying:
“You are more spiritual than you realize.”

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Maurice myrick

What is true revelation?

It's vital we understand the meaning and function of how true God ordained revelation works
Or else prideful people or false prophets
Or just people in error of teaching
Can use the word revelation to mislead
Knowingly or unknowingly deceiving generation's
So let me give you revelation on revelation

There are things in the Word of God that seem hidden at first glance. Not because God left them out, but because He designed His Word so that revelation would come through a relationship.

Revelation is the unveiling of what was always present in Scripture. It is the revealing of the secret that was written, but not yet understood.

God structured His Word this way because He desires fellowship with His children. You sit with your Father, and He shares His heart. This is Father‑son, Father‑daughter bonding holy intimacy.

But the revelation the Father gives will always align with His written Word. His Word reveals His nature, His essence, and His presence.

Anything spoken that contradicts Scripture may be revelation but it is coming from another voice. And that voice must be challenged.

As a seer, there are moments I walk into a grocery store and see hundreds of demons swarming around people, whispering into their ears.

There are also moments when someone is speaking to me, and I can see the spirit behind their words. This is why everything must be tested every thought, impression, vision, and prophetic word by the Scriptures and the nature of God revealed in Scripture.

Yes, God is a revealing God. He speaks through dreams, visions, impressions, burdens, and inner witnesses. But our responsibility as receivers is to steward what we receive. We must be accountable to God for what we see, hear, and feel.

This requires a humble heart posture.
This requires a relationship.
This requires rest when rest is needed.
This requires Holy Spirit–filled accountability
not “yes‑men” and “yes‑women,” but people who have walked longer than you
You can call them and ask “Does this sound legit?”

The prophetic is beautiful when flowing in purity.
But it is dangerous when flowing from perversion.
One false whisper can disrupt generations and bring confusion to your entire sphere of influence.

Take Eve for example. One false voice appealing, convincing, and seemingly wise brought humanity into deception. That same serpent still crawls today, seeking minds to devour.

So be guarded.
Be protected.
Be humble.
Be rested.
And stay anchored in the Word of God.

1. Revelation Comes Through Relationship
Jeremiah 33:3
“Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and show thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not.”

Proverbs 25:2
“It is the glory of God to conceal a thing: but the honour of kings is to search out a matter.”

2. Revelation Must Align With Scripture
Isaiah 8:20
“To the law and to the testimony: if they speak not according to this word, it is because there is no light in them.”

Galatians 1:8
“But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel unto you… let him be accursed.”

3. Testing Every Voice
1 John 4:1
“Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God…”

2 Corinthians 10:5
“Casting down imaginations… and bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ.”

4. The Reality of Spiritual Warfare
Ephesians 6:12
“For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers… against spiritual wickedness in high places.”

5. God Speaks Through Dreams and Visions
Job 33:14–16
“For God speaketh once, yea twice… In a dream, in a vision of the night… Then he openeth the ears of men.”

Acts 2:17
“Your sons and your daughters shall prophesy… your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams.”

6. Accountability in the Prophetic
Proverbs 11:14
“In the multitude of counsellors there is safety.”

1 Corinthians 14:29
“Let the prophets speak two or three, and let the other judge.”

7. The Danger of False Voices
Genesis 3:1–6
(Full story of Eve being deceived by the serpent.)

1 Peter 5:8
“Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour.”

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"The dangers of idolizing church leaders "

Idolizing church leaders is spiritually dangerous because it replaces Christ’s headship with human authority, weakens discernment, creates division, and sets believers up for manipulation and disappointment.

Scripture, psychology, and church history all show that elevating leaders beyond their biblical role harms both the leader and the congregation.

What makes idolizing church leaders dangerous

1. Misplaced spiritual authority
Idolization shifts trust from Christ to a human being.

- Scripture warns against placing ultimate trust in people (Psalm 146:3; Jeremiah 17:5).

- When admiration becomes devotion, people start believing “obeying the leader = obeying God,” which clergy themselves warn is spiritually perilous.

2. Division in the church
Idolizing leaders creates factions, cliques, and tribal loyalty.

- Paul rebuked the Corinthian church for saying “I follow Paul… I follow Apollos…” because it fractured unity.

- Modern churches still experience this when members rally around personalities instead of Christ.

3. False security and spiritual complacency
Some believers assume that being aligned with a certain leader guarantees spiritual safety.

- This “Leader Security” creates complacency and hinders sanctification.

- People stop pursuing personal growth because they believe the leader’s status covers them.

4. Suppressed critical thinking
Idolization makes people overlook flaws, ignore red flags, and accept teachings without testing them.

- Psychology shows idolization reduces critical thinking due to cognitive biases like the halo effect.

- This makes believers vulnerable to manipulation, doctrinal error, and spiritual abuse.

- while I agree having a good leader as a good example with good fruit is a plus, it still isn't safe to put him or her in the place of God !!

5. Unhealthy emotional dependence
Idolized leaders become emotional anchors, replacing God as the source of comfort and identity.

- Excessive admiration can create over‑reliance and diminish personal agency.

- When the leader fails morally (as many high‑profile scandals show), followers experience grief, disillusionment, or even crisis of faith.

6. Ego inflation and corruption in leaders
Idolization harms leaders too.

- Excessive praise feeds ego, making leaders forget they are servants, not gods.

- Influence without integrity leads to scandal, collapse, and damage to the church’s witness.

Why this matters spiritually
Idolatry isn’t just bowing to statues it’s giving any human the devotion, trust, or authority that belongs to God alone.

- “You shall have no other gods before Me.” (Exodus 20:3)

- Christ is the head of the church—not a pastor, prophet, bishop, or pod cast influencers

-the true Five fold ministry are simply servants to the ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ

When leaders are elevated too highly, both they and their followers drift from humility, accountability, and truth.

-The human heart naturally creates idols; the church must intentionally resist them.

How to Honor Leaders Without Idolizing Them

1. Biblical respect
Honor leaders through appreciation, prayer, and cooperation, but always test teachings against Scripture (Acts 17:11).

2. Shared responsibility
Healthy churches don’t revolve around one personality. Leaders equip the saints, and the saints do the work of ministry (Ephesians 4:11–12).

3. Accountability structures
Support leaders in staying accountable through plural leadership, transparent decision-making

4. Humanizing your leaders
Remember leaders are human: they get tired, discouraged, and make mistakes. This keeps admiration from becoming worship.

5. Christ-centered loyalty
Your loyalty belongs to Christ first. Honor leaders as long as they follow Christ (1 Corinthians 11:1).

Remember true humility is rooted in the nature of Christ and not the nature of flesh
Fleshy humility is false humility
And can open you up for encounters of the flesh a wolf can take full advantage of that
We must be filled by the Holy Spirit
And keep our eyes on Jesus at all cost
In the last days don't be seduce by seducing spirits inheriting doctrines of devils
Test the spirits by the word of God

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Don't have to force the shift
It's already done at the cross
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1 month ago | [YT] | 6

Maurice myrick

Testimony: Navigating the Storm with God’s Voice

On my way home from work this morning, a storm rolled in. As I drove, I began to seek God for guidance. I heard Him clearly: “Go this way instead of that way tonight. Be calm, Maurice I am with you.”

So I slowed down, took my time, and followed His direction.

Lightning lit up the sky, dark clouds pressed overhead, but I wasn’t afraid. I had already heard from God. Each turn I made was the one Jesus told me to take.

Later, when I checked the weather radar, I realized God had rerouted me around the storm. What remained was only rain and peace.

When I pulled into the driveway, the Lord spoke again:
“Just like that, Maurice, I can help you navigate mental and spiritual storms the same way. I am always with you.”

I thanked Him, knowing this moment had become a testimony.

Inside the house, I heard His whisper:
“The reason you are hearing Me so clearly is because the voice of stress was silenced. Many people hear the voice of stress over My voice. Be still, and know that I am Lord even in stressful situations and you will hear Me, not the voice of stress.

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