From the desk of Steve Shultz:

Barbie Breathitt shares a timely word here about new doors, new keys and having the faith to move into the new revelation of Christ - so that we can do the greater works!

Be encouraged by this word and here are also a couple of products about the great revivals and also a new teaching I shared while at the East Coast Prophetic Conference in August called God Says 'Run To My Throne of Grace Now!'

Blessings,

Steve Shultz

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Many of us are finding ourselves at crossroads in our lives - seeking God for the new. By seeking God for direction, we are given keys to enter new doors of opportunity for new beginnings. I was awakened at 2:57 AM, at which time the Lord led me to Psalm 25:7, "Do not remember the sins of my youth or my transgressions; according to Your lovingkindness remember me, for Your goodness' sake, O LORD."

The Revelation of Christ

He is taking all of us through the cleansing and purification process to perfect our character to hold a "greater works" anointing. His desire is to set us free from the grave clothes of the past that try to bind, hold, or hinder us from having the courage to move forward in faith to obtain the increase He has planned for us (Jeremiah 29:11). Jesus resurrected Lazarus from the dead after the stench of death had held him for four days. He is releasing power to free us from the sting of death.

He told Martha in John 11:25-27, "'I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in Me will live, even though he dies; and whoever lives and believes in Me will never die. Do you believe this?' 'Yes, Lord,' she told Him, 'I believe that You are the Christ, the Son of God, who was to come into the world.'" She was given the same revelation as Peter - that Jesus was the anointed Christ...(more)

A smug ignorance, a gross oversimplification and caricature that serves as an analytical understanding of religion, is the common intellectual currency. The bridge has to be built by Christians and others being firm in resisting increasingly aggressive attempts to still their voices."

(United Kingdom)—James MacMillan, one of the conductors of the BBC Philharmonic orchestra and a leading British composer, rocked the establishment this week when he lambasted atheistic media, art and government elites for trying to drive religion out of public life and culture. In so doing, he contends, they risk making society bland and uniform.

Noting that surveys have shown only one in five people who work in TV consider themselves as religious—compared with seven out of 10 among the general public—in a Telegraph report, MacMillan was quoted as saying that embracing spirituality is now one of the most radical and counter-cultural moves a musician can make.

Referencing the above statistics, he added, "These are people who speak only to themselves and have convinced each other that the rest of the country thinks just like them. They are wrong. The campaigning atheists, as opposed to the live-and-let-live variety, are raising their voices because they recognise that they are losing; the project to establish a narrow secular orthodoxy is failing. A smug ignorance, a gross oversimplification and caricature that serves as an analytical understanding of religion, is the common intellectual currency. The bridge has to be built by Christians and others being firm in resisting increasingly aggressive attempts to still their voices."

"I believe," he concluded, that "it is God's divine spark which kindles the musical imagination now, as it has always done, and reminds us, in an increasingly dehumanised world, of what it means to be human."...(more)

Source: The Telegraph U.K.

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