Streams of Growth

Like a burst pipe I am bursting forth.

No ordinary flow but a great fountain rises before you, higher and higher it rises.

Waves in the fountain so much is the force of it.

I am raising that which was beneath, that which was hidden to rise up and overflow.

For the flow that was beneath shall rise above.

More than you expect.

At first the flow.

Then the fish.

You know how it goes “PLOP”

A sprinkle here, a sprinkle there.

Underneath the fiery root.

You can see the movement, amidst the dry you can see the movement.

For I am moving, I am on the move.

For that which was hidden beneath shall soon come to the surface.

See the fire.

Seriously you shall see the fire.

An explosion here and explosion there.

Underground fireworks. Look for the spark.

Really. Look for the spark.

Place you hand upon the ground and expect, anticipate, watch for, look for, look out for the spark.

You will see it come from your touch.

At first a spark.

Then a root where there was a spark.

It will be electric, electrifying.

Then an elevation.

Look for, point to, say “look out for growth” and see it appear by your hand.

Life in whatever you touch.

Expect, anticipate, prophesy growth, one moment an empty hand, the next handfuls of my handiwork.

Expect to see the results of my handiwork.

For I am placing my work in your hands.

But wait, confidently expect, watch out for more than you expect.

For what has the fountain become?

A huge oak tree, growing before my eyes, a new branch here and there, unexpected fruit everywhere, a place for the birds to come and rest.

A habitation in the place of desolation.

Let me say that again!

A habitation in the place of desolation.

A habitation in the midst of destruction.

Exodus 15:13 You in Your mercy and loving-kindness have led forth the people whom You have redeemed; You have guided them in Your strength to Your holy habitation.

For the time for bursting is here.

For the time of the bursting is here.

The time of the blossom is here.

The time of abundance, abundant disruption is here.

For my abundance shall displace lack.

But wait there is MORE!

Now expect that which was un expected.

Watch out. Watch out. For this is unexpected. What I am doing is beyond your expectation.

Expect abundance in the place of lack.

Expect my seed to grow and multiply in the driest place, in the deserted place, in the desert place, in the dead place.

For I have placed my seed in your hands.

My seed needs nothing to grow.

Yes. Really.

For I put it in the desert soil just to showcase my glory. What a laugh. You have got to laugh.

You ask how can it be that Issac’s seeds multiplied 100 fold in the famine.

Genesis 26:12 Then Isaac sowed seed in that land and received in the same year a hundred times as much as he had planted, and the Lord favored him with blessings.

For my seed shall produce and needs no ideal climate or soil in order to grow.

What is it you see? How do you describe my handiwork.

The pot plant without a pot, contained by the flow of your glory, empowered by your glorious power. Growing without soil. Multiplying without ground. The vine with the branches, with the fruit then placed on the desert soil. Bringing life in the place of death. Overpowering death by my life.

For you look to the soil for growth.

Just take my seed in your hand and place it in the ground.

For my seed grows in your hand, by your hand, by my power.

Expect the environment to be overwhelmed by my growth.

Surprising growth, unexpected growth.

They will say “I did not expect to see such growth in this barren land”.

Yet you will know from whence it came.

For I am quickening this soil.

From this place shall come my inheritance.

Romans 4:16-21 Therefore, inheriting the promise is the outcome of faith and depends entirely on faith, in order that it might be given as an act of grace (unmerited favor), to make it stable and valid and guaranteed to all his descendants—not only to the devotees and adherents of the Law, but also to those who share the faith of Abraham, who is thus the father of us all. As it is written, I have made you the father of many nations. He was appointed our father in the sight of God in Whom he believed, Who gives life to the dead and speaks of the nonexistent things that He has foretold and promised as if they already existed. For Abraham, human reason for hope being gone, hoped in faith that he should become the father of many nations, as he had been promised, So numberless shall your descendants be. He did not weaken in faith when he considered the utter impotence of his own body, which was as good as dead because he was about a hundred years old, or when he considered the barrenness of Sarah’s deadened womb. No unbelief or distrust made him waver (doubtingly question) concerning the promise of God, but he grew strong and was empowered by faith as he gave praise and glory to God, Fully satisfied and assured that God was able and mighty to keep His word and to do what He had promised.