The Prophetic Flow

The Prophetic Flow

If you read the book of Acts with a longing to be in that time, don't worry—He's turning the water into wine. He has saved the best wine for last, and the glory of the latter house is going to be greater than the glory of the first. We are going to walk in such miracles that there is not going to be any comparison. I would rather be in this move of God, than to be in the book of Acts, because this wine tastes better. This beginning of miracles did Jesus in Cana of Galilee, and manifested forth his glory; and his disciples believed on him. St. John 2:11 Notice that miracles are manifestations of the glory of God. You may say, "Well, Brother John, why do you need miracles?" The answer; we need the glory. "Well, Brother John, why do you need the glory?" It's the glory that's going to change us into the image of Jesus Christ. Prophecy comes, miracles come, the glory comes, then comes change. I don't listen to people who say, "Well, you know, we don't need to chase after miracles. You don't need to really seek out the miracles." That's not true. There is no where in the Bible where Jesus ever rebuked anyone for seeking after miracles, healings, or a word from Him. Never. You will not find it anywhere. The Lord always wants us to have hungry hearts seeking His glory and power. Many times we discourage others because we tell them, "Oh, be careful, now, you have a little too much zeal. Sit down, now, don't run after that. No, just sit here." We just kill them. Religious devils are good at killing the zeal of the people. They drain it out of them. They say, "Don't get in that devil casting out stuff." Those same people never encourage others to seek after the glory of God. They just discourage them, shut them down, by getting them full of fear. They say, "You know, if you get out there, it might be a wrong word. You might be deceived. You might get taken advantage of." This type of

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