waymaking

Today’s broadcast began with Joseph Z revealing the things he sees happening in the midst of darkness, which are: advancement in calling, assigned location, provision/supernatural way-making, and outpouring of supernatural visions. He reveals that there’ll be strange unique signs and wonders that’ll be earmarked for a lot of people. He went on to draw our attention to all the happening all over the land and then expresses great concern over us not being able to control all that’ll take place. He assures us not to let our hearts be troubled because the Lord is advancing our calling at this time and accompanying this is an understanding from the Lord. He reveals that the Lord is beginning to assign territories for us, a location that’s been earmarked by God for us.

Moving on, Joseph acknowledges the concerns over finances but reassures us that God’s economy will shine brighter than the world’s economy, he insists that there is a supernatural momentum of provision over us all. He reminds us again of the Lord’s prophetic assignment of a million for a billion and charges us to rise and take the territory over what God has called us to do. He condemns the witchcraft activities going on all over the place and charges us to strive to rise above it through a revival. He explains that witchcraft is unauthorized access to the realms of the spirit, and attributes most of the out-of-place occurrences we witness daily to the activities of witchcraft. 

Moreso, Joseph assures us that God’s economy doesn’t break in spite of everything that we’ll begin to see soon, and assures us that God has called us to prosper in the middle of darkness. He went on to assure us that God will break people loose, through signs, wonders, and miracles; he declared that there’ll be an unprecedented wave of judgment that comes against those with Herod’s spirit. He then went on to instruct us to be careful about our approach towards the foundation of the new move of God, he insists that God will put a stop to those who rise against this move of God. Like he always does, he reminds us again that Jesus loves us, and is calling us to be a light in the darkness.

Furthermore, he assures that wherever God has called us to be is the safest place to be and we have to strive to be there. He encourages us not to be afraid of the future and admonishes us to quit using our carnality and strive to tune in to the spirit of God, in order to walk in the path God’s mapped out for us.

Jesus is Lord! Remember, “On a bad day, we’re called to be the best there is”.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
04:32 Advancement in Calling
05:08 Let not your Hearts be Troubled
05:44 Location Assignment
07:14 Concerns Over Finances
10:44 Divine Provision & Deliverance
12:15 The Goal of Revival
12:49 Meaning of Witchcraft
20:09 The Vision Experience
26:54 Outpouring of Supernatural Uniqueness
27:29 Unprecedented Wave of Judgement
32:05 Conclusion

April 18, 2023

Episode 7 features extracts from Waymaking read by your regular host, Rae, and guest author, Jen Benson.

Waymaking is an anthology of prose, poetry and artwork by women who are inspired by wild places, adventure and landscape. This year is won the Jon Whyte Award for Non Fiction Mountain Literature in the Banff Mountain Book Competition.

The artists who contributed to the Waymaking anthology are continuing the legacy of Gwen Moffat and Nan Shepherd, redressing the balance of gender in outdoor adventure literature. Readers are urged to stop and engage their senses in this inspiring and pivotal work. 

Through the Snow (Winter 2010) by Judith Brown

Judith Brown has lived in the Lake District for thirty years, nurturing her passions: mountaineering, the natural world, history, t’ai chi and writing. Landscape and history are her key inspirations. She believes they form an important part of who we are. She finds how people interact with them physically, emotionally and spiritually endlessly fascinating. A founder member of Women Mountains Words, she has  published articles and stories, including a collection shortlisted for the 2007 Boardman Tasker Award for Mountain Literature.

Snow by Bernadette McDonald

Bernadette McDonald is the author of ten mountaineering books, including the multi-award-winning Art of Freedom, (Mountain Literature Award at the Banff Mountain Book Festival, the Boardman Tasker Award for Mountain Literature and the National Outdoor Book Award for Biography). Her other mountaineering titles include Tomaž Humar, Brotherhood of the Rope: The Biography of Charles Houston, Freedom Climbers, Keeper of the Mountains: The Elizabeth Hawley Story, and Alpine Warriors. She has also received the Alberta Order of Excellence, the Summit of Excellence Award and the King Albert Award for international leadership in mountain culture and environment. She was the founding vice-president of Mountain culture at the Banff Centre and served as director of the Banff mountain festivals from 1988–2006.

 
Counterflow by Jen Benson
Jen Benson is a full-time writer, full-time athlete and full-time mum. She usually co-authors with husband, Sim, and their books include two of the Day Walks series from Vertebrate (Devon and Cornwall); The Adventurer's Guide to Britain; Amazing Family Adventures; and Wild Running. Jen and Sim write about nature, families, sport and adventures and also take all their own photos, usually with their two young children just out of shot. In 2015 they spent a year living under canvas, exploring Britain's national parks and wild places.

If have any feedback or suggestions please drop me an email at rae@v-publishing.co.uk and I'll thank you with a 20% off voucher for the Vertebrate Publishing website. 

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