A Divine InterruptionSample

When you and I entered into the New Year (2021), I'm sure the Lord was speaking to many of you regarding the year. As things began to shift for our country,  the Lord spoke one word to me and that word was 'divine'. I had an urgency to know exactly what this meant. Not exactly what the word meant, but what would this word have anything to do with days, weeks, months this particular year and the timing. The Lord was showing me that he was getting ready to reintroduce himself in an unusual yet in an appealing way. And whatever he delights to do in us and through us will be greater than what we produced last year. But it requires a major increase in our faith and in our obedience.

There is a set time for the unlocking and revealing of the divine. Divine connections, divine favor, divine alignment, and so forth. A set time for God to reveal himself through the interruption of what we consider on schedule but not on God's schedule. His schedule causes HIS WILL to be made manifest through us. The will of God or the divine will of God is the concept of God having a will, a desire for you and I (humanity). This concept is when God intervenes by placing WHAT  he wants, HOW  he wants, WHO he wants and WHEN  he wants. And in reality our beliefs can be opposite in direction and in meaning due to nature. We expect God to do it, but our belief in him doing it doesn't quite match our timetable. 

Isaiah 43:19 states, "Behold, I am doing a new thing; now it shall spring forth; shall ye not know it?" This is God's divine way of showing you and I that what he is getting ready to do has never been done before, not even through our hands. This move of God is a divine move of God. A shift coming directly from God and not a humanistic concept or invention. It's hard to hear God when our minds are being dominated by our own deficiencies, illiteracies, and failures. We rely on our own voice to produce the fulfillment that we desire rather than to see the fruit of the manifestation from yielding to God's divine interruption. Sometimes being on the road less traveled is an opportunity for you to embrace a divine assignment. Even Phillip was scheduled by God to go and meet an Ethiopian and later their meeting caused the Ethiopian to receive their faith in God. This was a divine moment. Our response to interruptions matter. In some cases the answer is obvious, because we've made a mess in trying to be in control of our own life. When you've been called by God and you've been assigned a journey that's not like other's there's no denying access to that part of your process. Because life can be unpredictable for us all, allow the divine moments to be "WOW" moments. 

An interruption is an invitation to understand the revelation of God rather than our own self appointed assignments.