When you walk into a room, whether church, work, school or any other room, do you enter prepared to add value or are you going to get something? Worship teams come to add value with the songs they prepared before your arrival. Preachers come to add value through the sermon they prepared. Managers come with to do lists and meetings on the calendar. What do you enter a room to do?

I was in church yesterday morning and during worship the spirit of intercession came upon me and I began to war in the spirit for what God wanted to do in the room. This does not happen ever week, but it did happen this week. Warfare prayer is what God wanted yesterday morning as the atmosphere was sluggish.

While bent over at the waist in warfare prayer, the Lord said to me, “There are rivers of living water inside of their bellies, but there are dams blocking the rivers inside of them.” As I saw the dams blocking peoples rivers from flowing out in worship, I began to decree break through the dam.

As I continued to pray, I saw the dam as double doors, not one single cement wall. I looked at those double doors in people’s bellies and I decreed be opened. One of our pastors spoke a word of exhortation, then the worship leader called people into the breakthrough.

We continued to sing, I continued to pray, and it was warfare for the release of the rivers inside of God’s people to go forth. I found myself in the spirit driving arrows in the ground spiritually so whatever enemy was holding the doors shut, would capitulate.

2 Kings 13 says, “Take the arrows,” and he took them. And he said to the king of Israel, “Strike the ground with them.” This was Elisha’s instructions on how to defeat the enemy. As we worshipped we began to clap in a war clap and it was like we were striking the ground, breaking down dams and opening doors.

What a morning it was, and what a day it can be if we walk into rooms wanting to add value, so others can have a breakthrough. I hope you use your authority for others, for they have rivers of living water inside of them. Www.apostolicresourcecenter.org