Salvation is not a plan or a prayer. Salvation is a person and that person is Jesus Christ. When we come to Jesus Christ with an honest heart we are not just saved from the wrath of God but He starts a transforming process that makes us whole. There is a promise of new life in Jesus. The old things are, and will continue to pass away, and all things will be made new. Jesus Christ becomes the center point of the old life where the devil had dominion and the new life where Jesus, by His blood, destroys the works of the devil. Whenever Jesus finds a heart to dwell in we become a founding habitual place for Him.

There is a difference between hearing what someone is saying and actually listening to them. If we are following our own agenda we will end up with a distorted perception of God and we will be made deaf to His truth. In parts of our hearts there can be areas of prejudice that results in an inability to receive truth from certain vessels. God is prompting us to prepare our hearts to listen to what His Spirit is saying regardless of who is speaking. The voice of Jesus warms our hearts and produces soil that hears the word of God and receives it.

This is a message for those who are spiritually discouraged. For those who are in a place where life and ministry have been brought to a standstill. Satan has formed an argument against the completeness of Christ and against the certainty of God's promises for every believer. But God speaks out to every demonic power that would come against us and He says "the Lord rebuke you Satan". God has plucked us out of the fire and has caused our iniquity to pass. We were brought into an endless power of His life so that we will glorify Him in this generation.

God will rise up evangelists that have embraced the truth of God's Word and will become a voice crying in the wilderness places of life. There will be an echo of truth from an already spoken word. They will be responsible for speaking the truth of the gospel message without any human mixture. They will be one with the very heart of God that will bring rivers of living water to dry and desolate places.

David Wilkerson preaches on the greatest awakening of the church that is coming in supernatural power. God is going to pour out his Spirit and bring revival, starting in the pulpits. This river will bring life wherever it goes. There will be a supernatural stirring of gifts of faith and evangelism. We are destined for the most significant movement of the Holy Spirit.

There are some denominations that have forgotten their roots and forsaken the old paths adopting even the homosexual agenda. They preach a polluted and diluted gospel that no longer deals with the blood of Jesus and the Cross. Many Christians are given over to spiritual harlotry and sit comfortable in their sin without any desire to be convicted or corrected but rather prefer to hear smooth messages. In the midst of this wickedness God is going to move supernaturally by His Spirit and cause us to cease from this apostasy and harlotry. In these last days God will remember His covenant and pour out His grace and mercy and redeem a people unto Himself.

The present wrath that is in the world today is beyond human nature. This wrath is a satanic rage of the powers of darkness against the Lamb of God. But the Word of God promises that that the wrath of Satan will have to praise God. When Jesus comes on the scene there is no power of hell that can stand against Him. Where sin abounds the grace of God abounds in a much greater measure. In these last days of darkness there is going to be an out pouring of divine grace on every nation. The gates of hell will not prevail against the church of Jesus Christ. The weapon for every child of God is the power of the promises of God.

In Heaven we know that there is a throne where Jesus is seated at the right hand of all power. We will be face to face with Jesus and we will begin to learn about things that the human mind cannot contain. The Bible also reveals to us the things that will not be in Heaven. There will be no hunger, no thirst, no sorrow and no pain. There is no sin there and no more hospitals or death. There will be a resurrected body of Christians that will be singing praises to Jesus and shouts of glory with an ever increasing joy. Jesus is coming back to bring us home to the place that He is preparing for us.

We are living in a time when superficial joy will dissipate. Christians who have a wrong focus on Jesus will never experience true joy. God has a prescribed order in the way we should seek Him and serve Him. Our seeking God has to be divinely lead and divinely influenced. When we begin to abide in Christ our lives will be put in divine order. The joy comes when we find the abiding life of Christ flowing in us and through us.