I belong to you

The Lord is doing new things in me and in my class. We are now preparing for tour in a few weeks. We have been seeking the Lord for His heart for this tour, working on dances and dramas, and allowing the Lord to work in us and preparing us for this next phase of this year. We are stepping into new levels of passion in our worship and prayer time, choosing to have joy in times when it’s required to put ourselves behind us, and communicating with each other in order to strengthen our relationships.

I want to share with you something the Lord is doing in me this week. Looking back on my testimony I realized I could sum it up in saying that I didn’t really know what my identity was, I didn’t know who I was so I looked to people to define me and to show me what my identity was. Coming to Master’s commission I began to step into the identity that the Lord has given me but this week during worship, I saw a picture from the Lord while the words "I belong to you" were being sung. The Lord was looking on the inside of me and it was all white, and I heard Him tell me that he was wiping away everything else that I had thought was my identity before and making me new, secure in my identity of His daughter. My class has a wooden stake that we sign every time we have a major breakthrough and after the Lord gave me that word I thought maybe I should sign the stake because this was a day of change and I was going to be different but I didn't say anything. Jordan then said that he felt going into worship that morning that someone was suppose to sign the stake, so he asked Pastor Dwight who said he was feeling the same thing. So I got to sign the stake and delclare that I find my identity only in my Father and that everything else I had thought was before, is no longer on me.

I believe the Lord is calling our class to levels of breakthrough and freedom especially in this week before tour becuase He is going to use us for amazing things on tour that we can't even begin to imagine!!! Continue to pray for us as we prepare to leave in a week and a half, bringing the kingdom of God to broken people.