Lisa Great

Do you know who you are?
Do you realize the Spirit of God lives in you?
This is not theory, this is reality.
The attack of the enemy is on the reality of who you carry.
2 Corinthians 4 says, we have this treasure in earthen vessels.
Don’t focus on the vessel so much that you miss the treasure you carry.

I received a phone call early this morning from a friend who led me to read 1 Samuel 4-7 about the ark of the covenant. The Lord said, “The presence of God is in the people of God and that puts panic in the enemies of God.”

I had to think about this over and over again, for I do not see or hear many people of God who realize the presence of God in them is putting fear in the enemies of God. What I see, what I hear is the people of God afraid of the enemies of God as though we have no God.

Friends, listen to 1 Samuel 4:6-8 “When the ark of the covenant of the LORD came into the camp, all Israel shouted so loudly that the earth shook. Now when the Philistines heard the noise of the shout, they said, “What does the sound of this great shout in the camp of the Hebrews mean?” Then they understood that the ark of the LORD had come into the camp. So the Philistines were afraid, for they said, “God has come into the camp!” And they said, “Woe to us! For such a thing has never happened before. Woe to us! Who will deliver us from the hand of these mighty gods? These are the gods who struck the Egyptians with all the plagues in the wilderness.”

Do you hear what I hear? You are the carrier of the ark of God inside of you. Everywhere you go, the ark shows up and the enemy panics, that is why the enemy fights you so hard. He is afraid of Christ in you. Let me say it one more time. THE PRESENCE OF GOD IS IN THE PEOPLE OF GOD AND THAT PUTS PANIC IN THE ENEMIES OF GOD.

The enemy is afraid of who you carry! You are the clay jar, but the treasure in you is causing the enemy to flee seven ways. Forward march friends. If God is for us, who can be against us. Www.apostolicresourcecenter.org

We as people reveal who we are by things we do. We know children are known by their actions, as Solomon tells us this in Proverbs 20:11. People are know by their actions as well, even if those people are adults and no longer children. When we see someone’s actions it is telling us something about them, if we can hear what they are saying.

If we take time to listen to people’s actions it will reveal to us what is going on inside of them and then we can ask the Lord what He wants us to say, what He wants us to pray. Actions are not to cause us to judge them, but rather to recognize them. Let me give you an example.

This month of October reveals who people are in ways they may not even realize they are revealing themselves. To some it is just a cultural month in which we celebrated a holiday, but one cursory walk through your neighborhood and if you listen you can hear what is happening in families in your area.

The most obvious one we see if skeletons. Skeletons are speaking that home has dry bones living in it. How do we know, listen to Ezekiel 37 “God’s Spirit took me and set me down in the middle of an open field strewn with bones. There were bones all over the plain – dry bones, bleached by the sun.” Skeletons is what Ezekiel was shown.

What do skeletons in people’s front yards reveal? Something was once living but is now dead. So when we see dry bones, what is our response? We prophesy, we speak, we declare as Ezekiel did, “God says, I am bringing breath of life to you, and you will come to life.” This is what we say when we see a skeleton in someone’s front yard. Command that family to come alive. Whatever has died in their lives, command it to live again.

Skeletons, ghosts, grave markers, witches, and demonic plastic beings, all displayed in yards around your neighborhood. What is is saying, the wages os sin is still death (Romans 6:23), so what do we say to those families, “But the gift of God is eternal life!” Speak to your neighbors as you walk by, “Hear the word of the Lord…You shall live and not die and see the glory of God in the land of the living.” Www.apostolicresourcecenter.org

One of our calls as people of God who hear the voice of God is to speak what God is speaking; to decree what God is decreeing; to do what God is doing. It is really easy to follow God if you are willing to do what He does, say what He says. The challenge comes, the stress ensues, when you have to make something up to say or do because you can’t see or hear what God is saying or doing.

The Bible says, “The blessing of the Lord makes one rich and adds no sorrow to it” (Proverbs 10:22). This means God blesses us with His voice, so we can hear what He wants us to do. When we do it, we are blessed not burdened by what He has asked us to do. We walk the pace of grace, we are not running the rat race of culture trying to “keep up with the Jones’” or are needing to put out a prophetic word daily so we stay “relevant”.

The body of Christ is changing in ways many cannot see. God Himself is doing a work on His church that no man or woman will be able to take credit for. God Himself, as the head of the church (Ephesians 5) has made some decisions and did not ask our permission or opinion about. But are going to be blessed because of it.

Ezekiel 36:24-29 says, Here’s what I AM going to do, says the Lord:

1. I AM going to gather the scattered.
2. I AM going to pour water on you and scrub you clean.
3. I AM going to give you a new heart and new spirit.
4. I AM going to put my Spirit in you, so you do what I tell you and live by My commands.
5. You will be My people! I’ll be your God!
6. I AM going to give you bumper crops.
7. I AM going to make sure your fruit trees and field crops flourish.

This is what God says, He is doing for us, with us and to us. He is I AM and He can do whatever He pleases. So, we just say what He is saying. We say, Yes to you, Oh God. Yes!!!! Www.apostolicresourcecenter.org

I had a dream this week in which I was on a piece of land with a large group of people and their was a wood frame of a building on the land. The atmosphere was electric with excitement and joy. Everyone was shouting, singing, dancing and saying, “God is building something! God is building something!”

A couple of days later, I had a sense in the spirit all night long, celebration and joy in the atmosphere. The sense of joy was palpable. I woke up twice this week with an atmospheric sense of great things happening in the kingdom of God on earth as it is in heaven. There is great celebration in the spirit over what God is building in us His people on earth.

Some people cannot celebrate until they see what is worth celebrating. Others celebrate prematurely and then hope deferred makes the heart sick. So, when I share I sense celebration in the atmosphere, I am not predicting when it will manifest, so some will not celebrate. I am also not saying what God is building, for I was not given that information in details.

I can only share what I hear and see in the spirit. Nothing more, nothing less. But this I know with certainty, it was not a personal dream just for me, it was a dream of celebration for nations.

We have gone through some very challenging years lately with C-19; twisted narratives; and political unrest in many nations. But this stubborn spirit that has sought to control us is giving way to celebration that is liberating us.

Psalm 135:5-6 says, “I give witness to the greatness of God, our Lord, high above all other gods. Yahweh, does just as He pleases – however, wherever, whenever!” The psalmist goes on to say in verses 15-16, “God, your name is eternal, God, you’ll never be out of date. God stands up for His people, God holds the hands of His people.”

If He is for us, who can be against us? Celebrate! Is the call of the atmosphere from heaven to earth. Www.apostolicresourcecenter.org

Living in a family yields understanding of things spiritually that working in a company or even going to church does not yield. For example, in a family mom and dad set the rules, make clear the expectations and we as the kids are expected to do what we are told.

A mark of maturity is the willingness to do what we are told, not when we feel like it, but when the request is made. A mark of immaturity is thinking we get to decide what to do and when we want to do it.

In a family when you have older siblings, they carry the words of the parents and instruct, encourage, enforce what the parents have said, for the older, mature children in the family carry the same heart as the parents and want the family to function by design. The older children then exhort the younger ones to not only listen to what their parents said, but to actually do it.

God is highlighting and doing an alignment on us as the body of Christ so we can function by design in this next move of God. Ezekiel 33:32-33 and James 1:22-25 both speak of the call to be doers not just hearers of the word.

We have heard a lot and do very little, so it is time we examine ourselves to see if we are in the faith, for James says if we hear and don’t do we deceive ourselves.

Friends as an older sister, who carries the heart of our Father, I want to exhort you to not just listen to the word of God coming from other people’s podcasts, books, videos, blogs, conferences, or prophetic promises, but hear the voice of God in the word of God for yourself. But don’t just hear it, do it, for we are being invited to grow up, for new members are being added to the family. Www.apostolicresourcecenter.org

There are certain events that shake nations. Even though 9/11 happened in New York City, NY in the United States, that event shook the whole world. Two buildings fell, like two trees falling and when they hit the ground the whole world shook. The shaking changed the landscape of nations.

When the Berlin Wall was torn down, though the event happened in Berlin, Germany, the whole world felt the impact of that event, we now call history. When the Holy Spirit was poured out on Pentecost in AD 33 in Jerusalem, the wind, fire and sound of known and unknown tongues happened in one upper room, but reverberated throughout the nations. These events have marked us forever.

Ezekiel 30 speaks of “Big Tree” nations and how they are coming to an end. He says they will no longer be nourished from the great deep; no more cloud piercing trees, nor more earth born trees taking over. (V.14) The prophet then continues and says for God, “I made the whole earth quake when it crashed, and threw it into the underworld to take its place with all else that gets buried.” (V.16)

When the “big tree” named Babylon falls, it will shake the whole earth. The shaking will shift the landscape forever. But the shaking and the shifting is for the restoration of all things, not the destruction of them. Acts 3:21 says, “Jesus must remain in heaven until the times of the restoration of all things, of which God spoke by the mouth of His holy prophets long ago.”

The tree is being cut down, but has yet to fall. When it falls (Revelation 18 – fallen fallen Babylon is fallen) we will feel a shaking. Fear not, this is not the end of our lives, it is the start of something brand new. We were born to be rebuilders of cities, restorers of families and finances, repairers of breaches. The fall starts the age of restoration. Www.apostolicesourcecenter.org

People reveal puzzle pieces that make the picture more clear. We are only one set of eyes, one voice, one perspective, but when the one joins with other ones, it adds insight, clarity and understanding that is not available if it is just you and Jesus.

I received a phone call yesterday from a friend in Texas and he said, Did you know they shut down the West Palm Beach airport on Sunday afternoon due to a credible threat? I said no, I did not know, we flew out at 11:15am and the call came in at 1:23pm. God got us out before this call came in.

While I was still in my hotel room on Sunday morning, I was reading the book of Zephaniah, a three chapter book. While I was reading Zephaniah 3, the Holy Spirit spoke to me and said, “It is open season on the oppressors!”

Yesterday, Monday, I got a phone call from a friend who is driving from Texas to Tennessee and she says, “The Lord just spoke to me and said, The establishment is being overturned.

On October 7, 2026 another friend sent me a message and said, “I awoke hearing the words, The iron hammer is coming down.” And one more puzzle piece, I heard on October 3, 2026, “Shields up, arrows incoming!”

Putting it all together, the Lord is saying, “The iron hammer is coming down, because it is open season on the oppressors, for the establishment is being overturned.”

Zephaniah 3:19 says, “Behold, I am going to deal at that time With all your oppressors, I will save the lame And gather the outcast, And I will turn their shame into praise and renown In all the earth.”

The phrase “The iron hammer is coming down” is a figurative expression that means strict enforcement, severe punishment, or decisive authority is about to be applied. (Google)

Finally, Johnny Enlow did a broadcast three weeks ago and spoke saying, it is time to sing the funeral song of the deep state, saying God spoke to him through Ezekiel 27.

Friends, multiple voices, same message, God is declaring the end of a system of slavery and oppression is coming to an end in our generation. This is all really good news, whether you understand it or not, it is truth that will be revealed and will be worthy of rejoicing over. Www.apostolicresourcecenter.org

One of the main calls in the word of God is to guard our hearts. We tell each other to guard our heart, we hear messages on guard our heart, but practically how do you do that without putting up a wall with people?

When I think of a guard, I picture someone standing at a gate with a uniform of authority on and armed with weapons that will keep you out of that location they are guarding. If I do this with my heart, I will not allow certain people past the gate of my heart.

I do not think this is what was meant when Solomon penned these words in Proverbs 4:23 “Keep your heart with all diligence, For out of it spring the issues of life.” But if he did not mean stand guard 💂‍♀️, then what could it look like practically to guard our heart without putting up a wall or stationing an armed guard at the entrance of our heart?

This morning, I was processing with the Lord about something and He said to me, “When you swallow, it will cause you to wallow. Rather than swallow, chew then spit it out. Not everything you are told is to be swallowed.”

I had never thought of this before. It sounds like 2 Corinthians 10, “Take every thought captive to the obedience of Christ.” When we are told something, when we hear something, when we read something, we are not to swallow it, for not all information is edification, which means some tears us down does not build us up (Ephesians 4:29).

Therefore, we can chew what we hear, because we need to learn from our mistakes, listen to others, stay informed, but we do not need to swallow it. We can chew and spit it out, so we do not wallow on things that do not edify us, build us up.

Christ in us is the guard of our heart, so we can chew and spit things we hear out. This keeps us free! Www.apostolicresourcecenter.org

I got a notification on my phone yesterday about another “No kings rally” happening somewhere in our nation. Whenever I get a news headline about that I just smile because when you are a king, and you have been established as a king by God himself, it does not matter who decries “no kings”.

It did cause me to ask the question though what actually is the reason for making a statement that says “no kings rally“. We live in a country that does not have a king because we broke off from a kingdom called Britain. This was the whole point of the American Revolution. When you understand history, there’s no need to get riled up about news headlines.

In the same breath, having a king is a very biblical idea. Jesus Christ is called the King of all kings, which means there are kings on earth whether we like it or not. To be a king in the Earth, you have to been given that title from God himself. Which means every king is under the authority of Jesus Christ and God, the Father.

I wonder if there is a fear of being controlled rather than a realization of the benevolence that a King brings. We call it the kingdom of God, but how many people submit to and honor the Lord Jesus Christ, as King? We cannot submit ourselves to a King, we do not know. If you do know the nature and character of the King it is easy to live in His kingdom because you recognize He is generous on all occasions.

The culture of the kingdom of God is an atmosphere of love. A love that heals, a love that reveals truth that sets us free, a love that profits us when we submit to it. There is a healing that the Lord is revealing because our hearts are crying out desperately to know that we are loved. First, John says God is love. The King that we serve in this kingdom is a lover of people.

The kings of the Earth are going to hear and experience the love of God for they are men that God has put in place to be benevolent to the people of earth. Psalm 138:4-5 says, “all the kings of the Earth will give thanks to you, oh Lord, when they have heard the words of your mouth. And they will sing of the ways of the Lord, for Great is the glory of the Lord.”

While, some are chanting no kings, I am praying for the kings of nations around the world to have the heart of David, a man after God‘s own heart. For there is a benevolence and abundance of everything we are lacking that is being poured out for our healing, not our destruction. Enjoy the King of kings this morning as you worship. http://www.apostolicresourcecenter.org

There is a gift you only find when you leave the atmosphere you are familiar with. This happens when we travel, this happens when we meet people of a different race, this happens when we attend a different church, this happens when we start a new job at a different company. Every atmosphere carries a gift and when you first enter it if you have ears to hear and eyes to see it will reveal to you the gift it’s trying to give you.

I love to travel! I love exploring, new cities, new places, and meeting new people. There is a gift found in every new place that the Lord allows us to enter into. It is almost as though you can feel the excitement of the explorers like Lewis and Clark or Daniel Boone. It must’ve been what it felt like to be a traveling circuit rider that would go from place to place on horseback and bring the gospel of the kingdom. There is a Joy in exploration when you are on expedition from the Lord.

I am currently in West Palm Beach Florida a place I have never been before. The place where the residence of the President of the United States is located. Having never been in this atmosphere before the anticipation and the excitement was high upon arrival. But we landed in the dark and the rain was falling, the lightning was striking, and the thunder was rolling. It was very hard to see anything upon arrival yesterday.

Then this morning the clouds are scattered. The sky is blue, and the sun is shining. The palm trees are standing tall, the smell of ocean air is all around. These are the things I expected to see, but what I didn’t expect was the International feel of this city. The variety of people on the streets in the stores. Living in a harmony in the midst of such diversity. This is the Joy I find in the city.

I went into a store this morning and recognized the sound of different languages being spoken. What I sensed was the assimilation into American architecture without the loss of cultural identity. The ability to assimilate rather than to dominate is obvious here in West Palm Beach, Florida. It made me realize this is the America I grew up in as a child.

The kingdom of God is an architecture that we are called to assimilate into. We do not lose our distinct identities in the assimilation, but we also do not seek to make our identity, our gender, our culture, the dominant one in the kingdom. For the kingdom of God has a king and his name is Jesus Christ. The kingdom of God has a Father who is Lord overall. The kingdom of God has a Holy Spirit that unifies us all under the architecture of the kingdom on earth as it is in Heaven.

It has been less than 24 hours in this new atmosphere and what the Lord is showing me will stay with me for the rest of my life. Thank you, West Palm Beach, Florida for revealing the power of assimilation into an architecture not the desire for domination which brings division into a nation that is called the United States of America. http://www.ApostolicResourceCenter.org