Andrew Towe: It's All Coming Together - Get Ready for a Turnaround!
Feb 28, 2026
The Overflow Is Coming While in prayer, I was taken into a vision, and to my surprise, I beheld an enormous pot that looked to be suspended in the sky, which struck me as quite peculiar. As I focused my gaze, I noticed a massive hand wielding a tool, stirring the mixture within the pot. I heard the Holy Spirit say, "IT'S ALL COMING TOGETHER! I am stirring, and when I am finished, there will be a great OVERFLOW!" It's Not Too Late for a New Beginning For weeks now, something unusual has been happening in my prayer time. Every single time I go to pray, I hear the words, "IT'S NOT TOO LATE! IT IS NOT OVER." I believe these words are not only meant for me but for you as well. Be encouraged today! God has not forgotten you, your purpose, your breakthrough, or your plight. He declares to you, "Everything is coming together." Those hopeful years, months, weeks, days, hours, and moments that have passed—lost opportunities and unfulfilled dreams—God has not forgotten! He is telling you today, "It's not too late for a new beginning." I will remind you of an 'It's not too late' story that was given to a man named Lazarus and his two sisters, Mary and Martha. It took place after Lazarus had become gravely ill, which compelled his sisters to send for the Lord—who was days away from their hometown, Bethany—beseeching Him to come and heal their brother. "Therefore his sisters sent unto Him, saying, Lord, behold, he whom Thou lovest is sick. "When Jesus heard that, He said, This sickness is not unto death, but for the glory of God, that the Son of God might be glorified thereby. "Now Jesus loved Martha, and her sister, and Lazarus." (John 11:3–5 KJV) Astonishingly, Jesus declared to His disciples that God would be glorified through Lazarus' circumstance. And just as Lazarus' story brought honor to God, your story will also bring honor to His name and reflect His glory. Prepare yourself for a remarkable transformation! "Our friend Lazarus sleepeth; but I go, that I may awake him out of sleep." (John 11:11 KJV)
What you're experiencing right now is not permanent, and Jesus has sent me to share this message with you: "It's all coming together. Get ready for a turnaround!" From Days of Weeping to Resurrection Life When Jesus arrived in Bethany, Lazarus had been dead for four days. The first three days were called "days of weeping." The Jewish belief, which is thought to have existed at that time, was that the spirit would wander around the grave for three days, seeking an opportunity to return into the body. We know that Jesus purposely waited before He came to Lazarus, and then raised him on the fourth day, making it crystal clear to all who witnessed Lazarus' resurrection that it was performed only by the hand of God. Many of you may be staring at your current situation, feeling as though it's come to an end and seems utterly hopeless. Let me remind you that sometimes God permits things to come to an end in order to reveal the power of the resurrection. "Even Now" "Then said Martha unto Jesus, Lord, if Thou hadst been here, my brother had not died. But I know, that even now, whatsoever Thou wilt ask of God, God will give it Thee." (John 11:21–22 KJV) There is a crucial key to your breakthrough that is found in verse 22. Martha declared, "even now." I prophesy to you that like what happened to Lazarus, Martha, and Mary, God is ushering you, too, into your "even now" season. It's time to get your hopes up and believe! Have confidence that His promises come without expiration dates. Will you choose to believe when everything around you whispers, "Just give up; it's finished?" Remember, Martha's brother had already been dead for four days. His body stunk and began to decay, but God is bigger than ANYTHING in the natural. Your circumstances are shifting right now. Come Forth! When Jesus reached Lazarus' tomb, He instructed that the stone be rolled away. This was the moment when everyone there would witness the incredible power and glory of God. "And when He thus had spoken, He cried with a loud voice, Lazarus, come forth. And he that was dead came forth, bound hand and foot with graveclothes: and his face was bound about with a napkin. Jesus saith unto them, Loose him, and let him go." (John 11:43–44) The Lord is commanding your long-awaited promises to COME FORTH! You are going to see in 2026 things that have seemed as if they were too late to be fulfilled come into full manifestation, and God is going to receive the glory from the turnarounds in your life. Moreover, I hear the Lord saying, "Believe again. You are on the verge of the greatest breakthrough of your life. This is the time for you to step into your destiny and know that you are closer than ever before to realizing the fullness of what has been promised to you. Believe it! Claim it! Declare it!" God is bringing it all together. The overflow is coming!
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Andrew Towe Andrew Towe is an emerging prophetic voice to this generation! Andrew preaches the Word of God with fire, inviting God's manifested presence to fall, with signs and wonders occurring in his services. He has also authored a new book titled, "The Triple Threat Anointing." Andrew and his wife Brooke are the lead pastors of Ramp Church Chattanooga, and they reside in Chattanooga, TN along with their two children. Andrew travels extensively, preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Wherever he ministers, lives are changed, faith is strengthened, and expectation is ignited.
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Take note here that Jesus declared to His disciples that regardless of how unchangeable the situation may have seemed to them, it was merely temporary, for God's "greater" was on the way to give a new beginning to Lazarus, Martha, and Mary. (Photo via Picryl)
