The Prophetic Flow

The Prophetic Flow

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St. John 2:8-9 Jesus turned the water into wine. That's what the Lord is doing now. What does wine represent? It represents the Holy Ghost. It is not enough to have the Word in you. You can have all kinds of Scriptures in you and just be a walking Bible. The Lord wants to turn that water into wine. He wants that water to come out of you like wine, and He wants you to begin to flow in the Holy Ghost. You can have the Word, but if you don't have the Spirit, you can't do anything with the Word. In the last days, the Lord is going to turn the water into wine. We are not going to be people of the Word, instead, we are going to be people of the Spirit. We are going to do miracles, prophesy, cast out devils, and flow in new songs. That's the new wine of God. One of the problems with some Word churches is that they are still stuck on the Word, they just want to stick with the water. They don't want to flow in the wine. They say, "All you need is the Word. You don't need all that, just believe the Word..." In reality, you need more than just the Word. The Bible says the letter kills, but the Spirit gives life. You can have all the Word you want and still be a dead church with this type of mentality: "We do not need all those miracles, signs, wonders. Don't chase after prophecy, just get the Word. Don't look for miracles, just believe the Word." I agree, we do need the Word. The Word is the foundation of everything. Notice, Jesus spoke the Word before He changed the water into wine. It's terrible to try to get the Spirit before you get the Word because if you get the Spirit and don't know any Word, you can end up getting into some strange things, thinking it's the "Spirit." Many churches today have a classroom mentality. You go to church and take notes every Sunday. Well, God is more than a big classroom. He wants to bring the Church out of some of that mentality. We have sat under the teachings of someone who has bored us half to death. It's time to see some signs, wonders,

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