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Tuesday, August 4, 2020

JESUS IS OUR EVERLASTING DOOR - ENTER IN - Jesus Christ alone is the only true doorway that gives the Believer access to the highest spiritually abundant, eternal life. To enter and exit the wilderness we must go through Jesus, the everlasting door. There are many false doors into the realm of spiritual darkness. Sadly, those who force their way past Jesus to enter through these counterfeit doors are led to spiritual death. Some of these false doors include but are not limited to drugs, hypnotic trances, chanting, focusing or meditating on nothingness, witchcraft, casting spells, incantations, soul travel, astral-projection, and channeling demonic spirits. All of these false doors lead to poverty, failure, depression, the despair of disease, and finally physical and spiritual death. We are able to access the eternal spiritual realm through the Holy Spirit who connects us to Jesus. He is the living Word of God. Jesus Christ is the only God-given door that we enter into through prayer, meditation, praise and worship, dreams and vision. Jesus was raised from the slumber of death, becoming the first fruits of those who have fallen asleep or died. We know that death entered the world through the physical body of Adam when he sinned, so it took the spiritual body of the perfect man Jesus, to make the resurrection of the dead a reality for us. Adam introduced death to mankind; but Jesus brought forth eternal life for everyone who believes on Him.

How Do We Make an Entrance Into God's Presence? — Charisma Magazine
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To Proclaim Liberty to the Captives | Religious Studies CenterJesus is Our Everlasting Door - Enter In!
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Jesus Christ alone is the only true doorway that gives the Believer access to the highest spiritually abundant, eternal life. To enter and exit the wilderness we must go through Jesus, the everlasting door. There are many false doors into the realm of spiritual darkness. Sadly, those who force their way past Jesus to enter through these counterfeit doors are led to spiritual death. Some of these false doors include but are not limited to drugs, hypnotic trances, chanting, focusing or meditating on nothingness, witchcraft, casting spells, incantations, soul travel, astral-projection, and channeling demonic spirits. All of these false doors lead to poverty, failure, depression, the despair of disease, and finally physical and spiritual death.
By Barbie Breathitt




The Eternal Realm through Jesus Christ
We are able to access the eternal spiritual realm through the Holy Spirit who connects us to Jesus.
He is the living Word of God.
Jesus Christ is the only God-given door that we enter into through prayer, meditation, praise and worship, dreams and vision.
Jesus was raised from the slumber of death, becoming the first fruits of those who have fallen asleep or died.
We know that death entered the world through the physical body of Adam when he sinned, so it took the spiritual body of the perfect man Jesus, to make the resurrection of the dead a reality for us.
Adam introduced death to mankind; but Jesus brought forth eternal life for everyone who believes on Him.
The weak, fleshly, naturally animated physical body that is planted in the earth decays.
The spiritually animated splendor and power of the body raised from the earth cannot decay.
The first man, Adam, came from the dust of the earth, so he shared an earthly nature with mankind and became a living soul.
The last Adam, Jesus, came from Heaven so He shared His heavenly nature with those destined for Heaven and became a life-giving Spirit.
There is a Kingdom order. The body is not enlivened first by the spiritual but by the physical.
Then after our rebirth into salvation, the Holy Spirit becomes our life-giving force.
We will not all sleep in death, but we will all be instantly changed and transformed.
Overcome Your Past in the Wilderness
Hell wants to keep you bound to the past through doubt and unbelief.
Betrayal overwhelms. Rejection and abandonment make you feel fatherless, so that hopelessness can establish iniquitous patterns in your generational bloodlines that block the measure in which the Holy Spirit can move.
The enemy develops strategies to compound your distractions, to plunder your losses by creating captivity, so that you never have vision to harvest your field.
Learn to bring your first fruits to God to recover loss and to be restored.
God's grace causes us to gain momentum that Hell can't stop in order to advance God's Kingdom.
We must learn to face off our enemies in the wilderness or they will attack to overtake, and try to captivate us until we lose vision.
Satan wants us to die in the wilderness (Matthew Chapters 3 and 4).
To overcome, we must be led by the Spirit into the wilderness to face off the enemy of our future (Luke 4).
To overcome, resist the temptation of demanding your physical material needs be met now (Luke 4:3-4, Deuteronomy 8:3, Exodus 7).
Battle the temptation of desiring a greater glory and dominion than your true sphere of authority can sustain.
Credit and praise God for your abilities (Luke 4:5-8, Deuteronomy 6:13).
Those who went before us did not overcome their demons, so we must not only conquer our demons but also the previous generation's demons to insure the success of the next generation.
The wilderness will war against your new identity.
We need to put our emotional, carnal desires to death or Satan's lies will try to control and rule our future.
No more fear! Be bold to break into a new realm of empowerment.
It is time to leave the old behind and transition into a time of activation that will propagate what will manifest in the future.
Dismantle the Enemy in Your Life!
Demand the enemy to leave your presence and divine alignments, but carefully watch his movement and learn his patterns in the wilderness (Luke 4:13).
Remember, presumption gets you out of proper timing and you will miss the access to your promise.
Don't let rejection stop you (Luke 4:16-30; Matthew 13:53).
Remember your purpose and call (Luke 4:8-12, Psalm 91:11-12).
If you have a religious spirit, the enemy will use the Word of God against you.
Learn to discern the spirit of truth.
Jesus prayed for Peter to overcome so he could exit the wilderness without his emotional weaknesses, to obtain the grandeur of his future, hope and promised destiny.
Dismantle the trip wires and explosive land mines that Leviathan has set over the threshold.
Judah's praise goes through the door first, to release the wind of grace for breakthrough.
Decree: "No snake or dragon is going to keep me from going through the door!"
Put the python spirit under your feet and crush his head. This will cause him to release his coiled constrictions so you are free to walk through the door.
The struggle through the dark night of the soul ends when we agree with God's process, repent and stop resisting change.
Exit the Wilderness Through the Everlasting Door
Jesus Christ alone is the only true doorway that gives the Believer access to the highest spiritually abundant, eternal life.
To enter and exit the wilderness we must go through Jesus, the everlasting door.
There are many false doors into the realm of spiritual darkness.
Sadly, those who force their way past Jesus to enter through these counterfeit doors are led to spiritual death.
Some of these false doors include but are not limited to drugs, hypnotic trances, chanting, focusing or meditating on nothingness, witchcraft, casting spells, incantations, soul travel, astral-projection, and channeling demonic spirits.
All of these false doors lead to poverty, failure, depression, the despair of disease, and finally physical and spiritual death.
"Most assuredly, I say to you, he who does not enter the sheepfold by the door (Jesus), but climbs up some other way, the same is a thief and a robber. But he who enters by the door (Jesus) is the shepherd of the sheep. To him the doorkeeper opens, and the sheep hear His voice; and He calls His own sheep by name and leads them out. And when He brings out His own sheep, He goes before them; and the sheep follow Him, for they know His voice. Yet they will by no means follow a stranger, but will flee from him, for they do not know the voice of strangers" - (John 10:1-17).
Get in touch with what causes you anxiety and fear, then roll your cares upon the Lord, for He cares for you.
God and His angelic army split the Red Sea so we can walk right through it on dry land.
"For a great and effective door has opened to me, and there are many adversaries," - (1 Corinthians 16:9).
Believers are able to discern the lion behind the door, and the lion that stands before the door as we are often caught between two roars.
The Lion of Judah roars, "Do not fear, open the door, gain energy and momentum to run into your inheritance to occupy and advance, for I am with you! War forward against your enemies to unlock your financial fullness of provision for the next season."
The other roar is the enemy. His lying voice tries to stop us in our path, to devour through fear, intimidation and accusation.
A new spiritual perspective will remove the scales from our eyes so we are able to see new contacts, doors and resources that are within our ability to reach, develop, patent, copyright, market and obtain their wealth.
When our spiritual eyes are opened to see God's unseen Kingdom, we come into the realization that God is omnipresent.
His angels and a great cloud of witnesses have always been around us.
God has gifted His seers, prophets and millions of Believers to view, hear, and participate in this invisible realm while we live on earth.
Learn to utilize time to your benefit in order to accomplish God's will, or destiny will be postponed for another generation.
God is paving the way. It is time to catch up with what is already waiting for us on the other side to obtain and fulfill our destinies.
The promises of God are on the move, so align to move with His promises.
The greatest power in the universe is love.
Dr. Barbie L. Breathitt

Dr. Barbie Breathitt is a certified prophetic dream life coach, an author, ordained minister, dedicated educator, and respected teacher of the divine supernatural manifestations of God. She is a recognized leader in dream interpretation, with healing, deliverance, signs, wonders, and miracles following. Barbie has equipped people in over 40 nations. Her prophetic gifting and deep spiritual insights have helped thousands understand God's supernatural ways. Breath of the Spirit is based out of Texas.






John 10:7-10: I Am the Door — Shepherd of the Hills
Jesus said..."I am the door...if anyone enters through Me, he will be saved." ~ "No one comes to the Father except through Me." (John 10:9 & John 14:6)JESUS said: " I AM the door: by ME if any man enter in, he shall be saved..."John 10:9Jesus said..."I am the door...if anyone enters through Me, he will be saved." ~ "No one comes to the Father except through Me." (John 10:9 & John 14:6)JOHN 10:9; Jesus said, "I am THE Door" not "a" door -- but the ONLY door to Heaven. There is no other way to eternal life and peace.JESUS said: " I AM the door: by ME if any man enter in, he shall be saved..."John 10:9Jesus said "I am the door: by me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and shall go in and out, and find pasture." John 9:10John 10:9~Jesus is the gate, He is the Way!John 10:7 The only gateJohn 10:9~Jesus is the gate, He is the Way!7 Therefore Jesus said again, “Very truly I tell you, I am the gate for the sheep. 8 All who have come before me are thieves and robbers, but the sheep have not listened to them. 9 I am the gate; whoever enters through me will be saved.[a] They will come in and go out, and find pasture. 10 The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full. 11 “I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep...8-11-13

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Sunday, July 19, 2020

JOSEPH'S BONES AND GOD'S FAITHFULNESS - Joseph's bones are symbolic of the promises of God for our lives. We carry them with us when our spirits are broken because of unrelenting difficulties, when we feel like we're trapped in an impossible situation with no way out, and when we're wandering seemingly aimlessly through the dry and barren wilderness. Because of God's promises, we can know that none of these seasons is the end. God will be faithful because it's who He is - He can't be unfaithful. Cling to God's promises over your life today, and know that in His perfect timing each one of them will be fulfilled in the best way possible. "Even if we are faithless, He remains faithful, for He cannot deny Himself." Even though Joseph spent the majority of his life as a ruler in the foreign land of Egypt, he never forgot God's promise to his ancestors, nor did he doubt it. Joseph died, and the Book of Genesis ends. Then more than 400 years later, God's people were enslaved to the Egyptians. Joseph's bones were still in Egypt, waiting to be buried in the promised land, but the promised land looked nowhere in sight. We've all had broken spirits. We try to faithfully wait on the Lord with hope-filled expectation, but when our promised land is nowhere in sight and the hits just keep on coming, we're tempted to give up believing. We can't imagine hoping for restoration when disappointment looms at every corner. But a broken spirit is never the end of our story.


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Joseph's Bones and 
God's Faithfulness
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Good Friday & the Hidden Meanings of "Golgotha": Whose Skull Was It?Joseph's bones are symbolic of the promises of God for our lives. We carry them with us when our spirits are broken because of unrelenting difficulties, when we feel like we're trapped in an impossible situation with no way out, and when we're wandering seemingly aimlessly through the dry and barren wilderness. And yet, because of God's promises, we can know that none of these seasons is the end. God will be faithful because it's who He is - He can't be unfaithful. Cling to God's promises over your life today, and know that in His perfect timing each one of them will be fulfilled in the best way possible.
Emily Ellis



"Even if we are faithless, He remains faithful, for He cannot deny Himself" (2 Timothy 2:13).


All of us have probably questioned God's faithfulness at some point in our lives, thinking, “God came through for me that time, but will He come through for me this time?”
Evidence for Joseph from Egypt | Truth WatchersThat's why I love the story of Joseph's bones.
Even though Joseph spent the majority of his life as a ruler in the foreign land of Egypt, he never forgot God's promise to his ancestors, nor did he doubt it.
At 110 years old, Joseph told his brothers on his deathbed in Egypt, "I am about to die, but God will certainly come to your aid and bring you up from this land to the land He promised Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob... When God comes to your aid, you are to carry my bones up from here” (Genesis 50:24-25, emphasis added).
Joseph died, and the Book of Genesis ends.
Then we open the Book of Exodus to find that, more than 400 years later, God's people were enslaved to the Egyptians.
Joseph's bones were still in Egypt, waiting to be buried in the promised land, but the promised land looked nowhere in sight.
Even after God sent Moses to the Hebrew people to tell them of their coming deliverance, "they did not listen to him because of their broken spirit and hard labor" (Exodus 6:9).
JOSEPH's BONES - River of Life BlogWe've all had broken spirits.
We try to faithfully wait on the Lord with hope-filled expectation, but when our promised land is nowhere in sight and the hits just keep on coming, we're tempted to give up believing.
We can't imagine hoping for restoration when disappointment looms at every corner.
But a broken spirit is never the end of our story, just as it wasn't the end of the Israelites' story.
God was faithful to keep His promise and deliver His people out of Egypt.
And as they started their journey out of slavery, "Moses took the bones of Joseph with him, because Joseph had made the Israelites swear a solemn oath, saying, 'God will certainly come to your aid; then you must take my bones with you from this place'" (Exodus 13:19).
Joseph was certain God would be faithful to keep His promise, and hundreds of years later, Joseph's bones served as a reminder of that promise as the Hebrews left Egypt on their way to the promised land.
Joseph's bones traveled with the Hebrews through the Red Sea and wandered with them for 40 years in the wilderness.
Over and over again in their wanderings the people felt dejected: would God really keep His promise to give them their own land? 
We can all identify with this — the waiting can be difficult at times and feel never ending. But it always ends.
The day finally came when God's people claimed their promised inheritance.
The waiting, the doubting, and the frustration were over. God was true to His word.
And here's the best part: "As for the bones of Joseph, which the people of Israel brought up from Egypt, they buried them at Shechem, in the piece of land that Jacob bought from the sons of Hamor the father of Shechem for a hundred pieces of money. It became an inheritance of the descendants of Joseph" (Joshua 24:32).
Joseph's bones being buried in the land God swore to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob marks the faithfulness of an eternally-faithful Promise Keeper.
God got it right, down to the last detail.
Joseph's bones are symbolic of the promises of God for our lives.
Dig Site Eleven. Dig Site Eleven “Joshua Says Farewell” Truth for ...We carry them with us when our spirits are broken because of unrelenting difficulties, when we feel like we're trapped in an impossible situation with no way out, and when we're wandering seemingly aimlessly through the dry and barren wilderness.
And yet, because of God's promises, we can know that none of these seasons is the end.
God will be faithful because it's who He is. He can't be unfaithful.
As Paul reminds us, "Even if we are faithless, He remains faithful, for He cannot deny Himself" (2 Timothy 2:13).
Cling to God's promises over your life today, and know that in His perfect timing each one of them will be fulfilled in the best way possible.
Because God is faithful and He always gets it right, down to the last detail.
About Emily Ellis
Ever since my first "dark night of the soul," I've been drawn to books, songs, and stories about suffering: why we suffer, how we suffer, and God's purpose in our suffering. People who know me would probably look at my life and say I've lived a charmed one, and I have in a lot of ways. I was raised in a Christian home, I've never known lack, I got to study theology and go to seminary, and I have my dream job (I'm the team leader for adult ministry magazines and devotionals at LifeWay, and the content editor for Journey Devotional, and I LOVE it!).
But one thing I've come to learn in my short 32 years on this earth is that, eventually, suffering touches us all, and our response to suffering really can direct the course of our life. I've suffered small things (those "little deaths" and "blessed inconveniences" as Elisabeth Elliot calls them), but I've also suffered bigger things, things that left me looking up to the heavens and crying with David, "Lord, how long will You forget me? Forever?" (Ps. 13:1). I also suffer certain things daily that no one knows about but the Lord - anxieties, fears, pressures. And you probably do, too.
"Midnight" has come to me more than once, and I've struggled in those times to believe that God is who He says He is. Who hasn't, honestly? But, over and over, God has proven Himself faithful. And He's also opened my eyes to the incredible mystery of how, in my own suffering, I'm sharing in the suffering of Christ, and that's a gift and a privilege. "For you have been given not only the privilege of trusting in Christ but also the privilege of suffering for him" (Phil. 1:29, emphasis added). This principle has changed everything for me. 
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