The residue of division is only residue. It is not reality. The residue of division is in the minority, not the majority. The one with the microphone amplifies where they stand, whether in the minority or the majority. But the microphone does not determine reality. It only amplifies its perspective. When the microphone or shall I say amplifier is handed to the majority it aligns with what is seen. This sight and sound experience is the spark of the reformation of a nation.

Being born into a divisive culture, whether in church or corporation, education, or entertainment, division has been amplified because of the ones that have had the microphone. But division is giving away to unity, which is the celebration of diversity. This is not religious or political, this is reformation of a nation. Everyone, everywhere, every day is what a reformation looks like.

The transformation is happening in homes, in coffee lshops, in gaming communities online, and now is being seen on televisions and heard on radios and podcast all over the world. The reformation is not just of one nation. It is of many nations. The reformation is not a church revival only but it will conclude revival. The reformation is not a media takeover, but it will include media. The reformation will scoop up education and bring about a transformation in the hearts and lives of humanity.

We are living in the days of reformation that are bringing about a global transformation not so that everything gets darker but because the light is shining and the darkness cannot overcome it or comprehend it. Psalm 82:8 says, “Arise, O God, judge the earth; for you shall inherit all the nations!” God has arisen. He has judged the Earth and he is inheriting all the nations. We are living in the days of a worldwide reformation. Www.apostolicresourcecenter.org