Let's expect great things

Today I had the pleasure of praying the 5 to 6 prayer with my little Flo Flo and God was there. We prayed for the conference with Juennine. God uses our prayers to do what He wants to do, but also to communicate to us what is on His heart, to enlighten us on things that we ignore or sometimes know but neglect. It is an opportunity for Him to help us become aware of certain realities. This morning was no exception.

Some highlights:

1. Full thanksgiving for the life of Juennine Fox, her calling, her obedience.
2. The awareness of God's goodness to us in blessing us with this conference, of the offer He makes us to move to a higher dimension with Him
3. The honor it is for us to serve Him, the privilege He entrusts us with to organize meetings to bring into being the desires of His heart in the lives of His people; to be workers for God, wow! We are already blessed to be able to be those who thus bless the body of Christ.
4. It is also a seed from which we expect a harvest.
5. This is yet another test of our obedience, our love, our willingness to use the gifts and abilities He has given us at His service, and we intend to succeed. And it is based on what He sees that He will entrust us with other responsibilities.
6. We want the demonstration of the Spirit and power, not just because it is anointed, but we ask that God respond to the thirst of His people and put an even greater anointing on it, just for us.
7. And, something strongly emphasized by the Lord, our thirst, 'Great expectations' I said in English, we must have great expectations, already prepare our hearts, expect to receive; this is the key; that God creates in us great expectations, because the measure of our expectations is the measure of what we will receive.

We are only at the beginning, one day we will fill stadiums all over France to announce the Gospel. It was William Carey who said so well 'Wait of big things of God, attempt great things for God' (Expect great things from God, attempt great things for God.) We intend to do so.

Shalom!