From the Desk of Steve Shultz:
So many have experienced brokenness in their lives, even in this past year.
God always, ALWAYS has a great plan of redemption through what we've endured...and you can take that to the bank!
Just as Faith Baczko shares in her recent article:
I believe there are many of you out there reading this who are being shifted to deeper levels in God through the door of brokenness. The fruit from this in your lives is truly magnificent. I believe there will be much revelation, sublime wisdom and an authentic and beautiful spirit – all with the fragrance of Christ!
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"How Your Brokenness Leads to Revival"
Faith Marie Baczko, Oakville, Ontario, Canada
I believe attaining the high call of the Lord has two parts: Knowing Christ and the power of His resurrection, and to know Him in the fellowship of His sufferings. I believe brokenness is the foundation for truly knowing Christ. His suffering birthed the longing of His heart, the magnificent vision of His Bride. Our own brokenness provides the ability to participate with Him in that travail, to bring forth His dream and consequently to know Him in the ultimate power of His resurrection.
"Thus says the LORD: 'Heaven is My throne, and Earth is My footstool. Where is the house that you will build Me? And where is the place of My rest? For all those things My hand has made, and all those things exist,' says the LORD. 'But on this one will I look: on him who is poor and of a contrite spirit, and who trembles at My Word.'" (Isaiah 66:1-2)
There is a correlation between brokenness and humility and the ability to see and hear, just as there is between pride and being blind and deaf. I am not necessarily talking about the kind of seeing that is a prophetic, although that will certainly be affected because of mixture. I am talking about the seeing that releases an understanding of who God is and therefore of who we are before Him; of knowing Him in His ways and understanding His purposes and His will. Moses asked of Him, "Show me Your ways that I may know You" (see Exodus 33:13).
The Word of God declares to us that...(continue reading)
