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To open the release of God’s victory in our lives we must first consider the dynamics of Kingdom principles. In those righteous principles are the strategies and consistencies to our success. We are invited into the Kingdom in Revelation.  Revelation is not simply a prophetic vision, it’s a proclamation of order--cause and effect for prevailing power in today’s lifestyles

He informs us to love Him. We enter into His presence with tender exhortation of His accomplishment, His sacrifice, His limitless giving. We say, “Lord, You are Holy.”  He says, “You are precious.”  We respond, “You alone are Mighty and Wonderful.” He responds, “Yes, and I have great plans for you.”  We murmur, “Father, You are everlasting to everlasting. I am weak from yesterday.” He strengthens us by saying, “My thoughts are higher than your thoughts. Trust in Me with all of your heart today and believe in Me for tomorrow.”

Without worshipping Him our works are forgotten, having no impact: “Nevertheless, I have this against you, that you have left your first love.” (Rev 2:4 NKJV). By taking refuge in His presence, His glory discards our frailties and failures.  We share an open dialogue that is respectful to His treasured wisdom. His words and spirit are a sweet adoration that illuminates our soul and empowers our activities.

In haste, we miss the rhythm of intimate dialogue and take the lead. The pace becomes too fast for us to reflect, repent…change: “And I gave her time to repent of her sexual immorality, and she did not repent.”  (Rev 3:21 NKJV). When we set aside our agenda and lay within His grace, His arms are open and as our intercessor, He is hoping and expecting that for today, enough of yesterday’s mistakes have propelled us into a forgiving repentance.

Repentance casts the burdens at His feet of bronze; the flame of His sight renders the sin to ash and then, justly, His arms are open to fold you into comfort: “As many as I love, I rebuke and chasten. Therefore, be zealous and repent.” (Rev 3:19 NKJV). Repentance will rid the soul of unproductive habits and move you to faithful accomplishments. The love of Christ!

Thereafter, via consistent worship, we are counseled to persevere: “Because you have kept My command to persevere, I also will keep you from the hour of trial which shall come upon the whole world, to test those who dwell on the earth.” (Rev 3:10 NKJV). In the midst of our works, prayers, services, homes, ministries and gifts there are adversities to hinder our pursuits.  Nonetheless, He in whom we find rest, invite to join us on our coffee breaks, welcome for a stroll in the park, or summon during quiet time in the sunroom says to His precious, “Hold fast to the promise that I have revealed in my Word and spoken for your understanding: And he who overcomes, and keeps My works until the end, to him I will give power over the nations.” (Rev 2:26 NKJV).

Now, replenished with Holiness, we are full and competent based on His power. Obstacles are challenges, setbacks are stepping stones and we are guided by the Master on where to turn and when to speak. Goals have more access and living is pleasantly doable.

His Word of [good] success is a promise without Him having to say, “I promise” because nothing returns to the Kingdom void. Our trust in His promise empowers us to persevere; and perseverance infects those we contact and illuminates His Holy glory.

Believe that the blood of Jesus is a red carpet to lead you into Kingdom places.

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