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Dancing through your
wilderness experience
By Kenneth
Justin
Are
you having a Wilderness experience? If yes, then you checked into the right
place.
In
the Church culture, a wilderness experience is tagged with spiritual dryness, a
state where you don’t hear God, you feel far from God and you don’t get answers
for your prayers.
Allow
me to mess up your brain.
Jesus defeated the devil in
a one on one match during His wilderness experience. He came out of the
wilderness radiating
the Power of God.
John
the Baptist received
the Word of God during
his wilderness experience, which was the launching pad for his explosive
ministry.
The
people of Israel messed up during their wilderness experience but there was a
crazy man among them called Moses, who got straight A’s in the wilderness.
He encountered God face to face during
his wilderness experience. God and Moses became best friends in
the wilderness.
Take
that for a wilderness experience buddy…
Hello?
Are you still there? Did I miss you?
Defeating
the devil, radiating the power of God, receiving a Word for an explosive
ministry, becoming God’s best friend and talking to Him face to face are tagged
with a wilderness experience in the Bible.
The
problem is with your perspective, not with what’s happening in your life. You
need to check your glasses. You need to repair your part that interprets your
life to you.
You
can see yourself in a season of rejection or you can see yourself in a season
filled with lot of time and energy to grow close with God.
You
can see yourself in a season where you are not able to hear God’s voice or You
can see yourself in a season where His silence is speaking volumes.
Oh,
if you didn’t know, God’s silence speaks volumes. You can see yourself in a
season of shut doors or you can see yourself in a season where God is asking
you to get up and obey His Word - which says we have the authority to open and
close.
You
can see yourself in a season where there is no answers or You can see yourself
in a season where you are being prepared for the answers.
Didn’t
He tell you that there is a process before every promise or prophecy comes to
pass?
You
can see yourself in a place where you feel far from God or you can see yourself
in a season where God is teaching you to put faith above your feelings.
Stop
right there, He is always with you, whether you feel Him or not. He can’t leave
you because He can’t stop loving you.
If
you change your perspective, If you learn to see differently, you can dance
through your wilderness experience.
You
can see your wilderness experience as a season of dryness and failures or you
can see it as a platform for victories, encounters and revelation.
I’m
in so much pain you say, dance yourself out of it I say. Pain makes me stronger
when I have the right attitude.
Get
your shoutin clothes on and dance.
If
your life looks bad from every angle, shout louder and dance harder because God
is a specialist in reversing stuff.
So
if it is really bad, then it’s going to be really good.
Change
your perspective, change how you see everything.
Don’t say “Oh my bad, God
is taking me through the wilderness,” shout out saying “Yippeeeee I’m going through a wilderness. I’m going to have victories,
divine encounters and revelatory experiences.”
Perspective
has a twin brother, his name is Perseverance. You
need that guy in your boat too.
Every
season in life is a opportunity to grow close with God, to grow close with your
loved ones and to fulfill your destiny.
When
you change your view of a wilderness experience, your experience in the
wilderness will change.
You
will stop being sad and you will start dancing yourself through your
wilderness. If you didn’t know, I want to tell you that happiness is a choice.
Hakuna
Matata…
The Den
of Revolution Church exists to bring about a revolution in the Church and
in the World for the Glory of God. It is headquartered at Adyar, Chennai. It is
an extension of Holy Spirit Revolution Ministries.
Hakuna matata roughly translates to "there are no troubles" in
Swahili. The phrase was popularized in English by the 1994 Disney movie The Lion King, where it’s translated as "no worries." It has a
connotation of not worrying about things outside a person's control.
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