WALKING THROUGH JUDAH INTO THE COURTS OF THE LORD

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On August 16th I posted on my Facebook page,

"Come walk through the streets of Judah

into the courts of praise."  Not understanding 

fully what that meant.  The Lord decided

to give this ministry the full open view 

of what those words meant.  I can tell you 

now, we had a front row seat to the 

greatest symphony I've ever seen. 

As the doors began to open in every direction

and the light of Jesus Christ began to shine 

through, those words came to me once

again,  This time I thought I might want

to study them out.  In that study

I found that the streets of Judah is 

what the Israelite's or anyone wanting

to go into the Holy of Holies had to 

walk through to enter into the Courts
of the Lord.  You couldn't go through

a side door, you couldn't get there from 

the back.  You physically had to walk 

through the streets of Judah in order 

to enter into the Holy of Holies. 

Judah, means praise.  So although we

don't live in the wilderness and have

tents set up and the Holy of Holies set 

up in the desert, we still are able see the
beautiful picture of why the Lord had
such a layout for the children of Israel.  

We do find ourselves in the dessert and
dry lands in our present lives and
the same is true for us.  

We must walk through Judah to enter 

into the courts of the Lord! 

Now, I must say that over the last two months of 

this journey I have ran across some people about 

to burst with excitement for the ministry as it unfolds,

but I must say I have also ran across the opposite.
 No, they were not the lost world or demonic groups, 

there have been some born again believers that have

tried to smash defeat all over me.  Some say, do 

you really think this was exactly how it happened 

or don't you think that's a little overstatement.  

I have faced this question and will give the answer.

  

Why are you looking at things the way you do?  

Let me give you an example that you have 

probably already heard.  If there is a glass of 

water setting on the table and filled 

exactly to the middle, you will have people say
the glass is half full and others say the
glass is half empty. The reason for this is some
people will always look at the negative
side of things while another person will always

look at the positive side of things.  

So when we are walking side by side at work,
at church, on the streets, or even sitting
here at home doing ministry on the computer,
be aware that we can see the
exact same moving of God's power

and even though I see it as being over-flowing,
some other person will see the negative side of it.
They will see the dirt all around or the bad
attitude someone has instead of seeing how
God is moving. 

As our worship team has moved into praise

(the streets of Judah) recently, we have seen a
few weep with the power of the presence of the 

Holy Spirit or raise their hands, while at the
same time we have seen people checking their phone

to see what time it is or who is texting them. 

I can tell you now that the ones walking through

the streets of Judah, (Praise)  will enter 

into the courts of the Lord and get to see 

his glory and the ones texting, 

chatting or being impatient will become frustrated

and angry because they are not seeing what you 

are seeing and honestly don't even believe you

are seeing anything.  They will throw out 

negative comments and wonder why, if you are 

getting to see glory of God they are not getting to. 

We have all been invited to walk through the

streets of Judah into the courts of the Lord and if 

you want to see his power, his glory and 

his majesty then we ask for you to join 

us.

Pretending you are praising 

will not get you there but true worship

and praise will allow you to get 

a glimpse of the power and majesty of

God and will cause you to want to 

enter into the courts of the Lord 

daily.  

Want you join us as we walk through the 

streets of Judah into the courts of the 

Lord.

Let us draw near with a true heart in full assurance 
of faith, having our hearts sprinkled from an evil 
conscience, and our bodies washed with pure water.

Hebrews 10:22