Author: lisagreatenebeli

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

Matt Redman sang a song years ago that I used to shout from the top of my lungs declaring blessed be your name and a line in the song was you give and take away, you give and take away, blessed be your name. This song came back to my remembrance this morning as I was reading in Genesis 30 about Jacob and Rachel’s son named Joseph.

Joseph is a significant figure in the book of Genesis and many sermons have been preached on him. His journey from being thrown in a pit by his own family to being placed as second in command by a wicked ruler in Egypt brought about great sermon material. It’s hard not to hear messages in my head as I read certain passages in my head.

Reading Genesis 30, the Lord has been highlighting the names of people in this rich chapter. The mother named the children and Rachel said about Joseph the following words…”God remembered Rachel, and God listened to her and opened her womb. She conceived and bore a son and said, “God has taken away my reproach.” And she called his name Joseph, saying, “May the LORD add to me another son!”

The name Joseph means God took away reproach and God added another. Joseph means God gives and God takes away. Which is why the song blessed be your name, you give and you take away came to my remembrance this morning. Knowing what God is giving or adding to us is very important and knowing what God is taking away from us is equally important.

God gives us people, and God takes away reproach, shame, ridicule, unforgiveness and brokenness. God gives us healing, prosperity, deliverance, and abundant life. I think it’s time to sing Matt Redman‘s old song blessed be your name and shout the words you give and take away. Thanks to Joseph a man who God used to give the land of Goshen in a famine to Israel and to take away the reproach of Egypt through a man named Joshua.

May we all declare today blessed be the name of the Lord! Www.apostolicresourcecenter.org

Walking with God is a seeing, hearing, and speaking experience. Being able to see what God is doing is only one step in the process. After seeing we are supposed to be hearing what God is saying about what we are seeing. If we only see and don’t hear we come up with our own conclusion or understanding of what we have seen. What we are seeing gets filtered through our own perspective if we don’t hear what God is saying about what we’re seeing.

After hearing what God is saying about what we are seeing, we must only speak what God is saying, based on what we heard because of what we saw. Too many people see something and then say whatever they want, and declare thus says the Lord. This causes confusion in the body of Christ because not everybody is saying the same thing. We all may be seeing the same thing, but if we are not hearing the same voice and only speaking what He is saying it will bring confusion to the listener.

While I was sitting with some friends yesterday, the Lord spoke to me so clearly and said , ”DRY BONES ARE RATTLING”. This statement was made as an announcement from the kingdom of heaven. It was in decree form that I heard it. There was no asking of my opinion. There was no need for interpretation. It was a statement from God, declaring, “DRY BONES ARE RATTLING.”

This statement is found in Ezekiel 37:7 “There was a sound, and behold, a rattling, and the bones came together, bone to its bone.” What caught my attention after finding the declaration was what happened after the sound of the rattling. Ezekiel says “the bones came together, bone to its bone”. This is a nod to Genesis 2 where Adam said about his wife Eve “she is bone of my bone and flesh of my flesh”.

Friends what we are hearing worldwide is dry bones rattling. As we listen to the sound of the rattling what we are going to see is a coming together. The process of seeing, hearing and speaking is active, but we must be careful what we say so that we only say what God is saying about what we are seeing. We are about to see a coming together of the likes we’ve never seen before. Can you hear the sound of dry bones rattling? http://www.apostolicresourcecenter.org

On Saturday while in Florence Alabama, Chuck Pierce said, “the Lord will send you back to some places in order to re-align that location so that you can move forward into your new assignment.“ I knew I was coming to Kansas City on Wednesday and those words hit me hard wondering what was God going to realign that may be out of alignment.

Yesterday I had a realigning moment with a good friend of mine, and as soon as the realignment happened, the spirit of wisdom, revelation, and understanding flowed freely. When there is anything that is out of alignment, we cannot hear clearly what is being said. It was a powerful dinner in which realignment happened for a future assignment.

This morning while reading Genesis 28, it says, “Jacob left Beersheba and went toward Haran. And he came to a certain place and stayed there that night, because the sun had set. Taking one of the stones of the place, he put it under his head and lay down in that place to sleep. And he dreamed, and behold, there was a ladder set up on the earth, and the top of it reached to heaven. And behold, the angels of God were ascending and descending on it! And behold, the LORD stood above it and said, “I am the LORD, the God of Abraham your father and the God of Isaac.”

Haran is where Abraham left in order to follow the Lord into his promised land, called Canaan of which his descendants would occupy and inherit. The fact that the Lord lead Jacob, Abraham‘s grandson back to that location for a realignment in order to step into a future assignment was not missed in my reading this morning. God spoke to Jacob exactly what he spoke to Abraham. It was a moment of realignment for the assignment and it came through a dream.

The other point of notice in this story is that there is a stone that Jacob laid his head on and a declaration from Jacob that this is the gate of heaven. This is where Jesus got the words that he spoke over Peter who he called rock, When he said in Matthew 16:18 “and upon this rock, I will build my church and the gates of hell will not prevail against it.” Abraham Jacob/Israel and Jesus’ words to Peter all come into alignment at this moment for a future assignment of which we are fulfilling.

If the Lord invites you to circle back to a location for the sake of realignment, it is for a future assignment. We may not have understood what was out of alignment in a past location, but it must come into alignment in order for us to enter into the new assignment that is upon us. I am so grateful to be back in a past location for the sake of realignment for a future destination. He’s inviting us back so that we can go forward in victory. It takes humility, but it’s because we’re in a building age. We must be aligned correctly. Www.apostolicresourcecenter.org

In church on Sunday we were declaring the Lord as holy. We sang those words over and over again, holy, holy, holy, the Lord is holy. As we were singing the Lord showed me what it means that He is holy. He said, “Holy means transparent, without darkness, without wickedness, no sin, see through, nothing hidden.” He then said to me, “Did I not say you are to be holy as I am holy?”

I stood there in worship stunned, thinking we have been taught we cannot be holy for it means we are to be without sin and we have been so indoctrinated that we are sinners we cannot even fathom being holy. Yet, the Lord says, we are to be holy as He is holy. We are to be transparent as He is transparent; we are to be forgiving as He is forgiving; we are to be without darkness as He is all Light.

He would not tell us to be something that was impossible for us to be, but to be holy as He is holy takes humility. If we are not humble we cannot be holy. Holiness is not the absence of sin, it is the immediate confession of it to God and to each other so we can be free, forgiven and holy as He is holy. (1 John 1:9)

I am concerned we have become too comfortable with sin, darkness, unforgiveness, jealousy, bitterness, anger, perversion, gossip, hatred, adultery, idolatry and division, that we just accept it as the way it is. No this is not the way it is, nor is it the way it should be. Humanism has taught us to blame others, accuse others, as though humanism is God. Humanism is self-protection, not God’s direction. We must repent for being humanistic.

Malachi 3 says, “I the LORD do not change!” We find great security in this as we should, but we are also to not change, for the next verses speak about how the people changed their mind about God and following Him. We love that God does not change but we are okay with us changing how we treat others. This is hypocrisy and not acceptable in the kingdom of God. We must be holy as He is holy. No other standard is biblical, nor is it acceptable to the Lord. Www.apostolicresourcecenter.org

Seeing all the vigils held for Charlie Kirk, noticing the thousands upon thousands of people world wide gathering to remember a man known for a love for Jesus and a love for his nation is powerful. Hearing the words of his wife speak with such power and authority, passion and conviction, it is truly amazing what one life has ignited in the nations.

Pondering the things I have been seeing and hearing, the Lord spoke to me and said, “Sleeping beauty is what I call My people and I kissed her with the death of Charlie Kirk. What you are seeing now is the stretch as she is waking up. Next she will sit up and then she will stand up. The great awakening has begun.”

With these words, I tied them to the words I saw in a dream, Once Upon A Time…and the Lord is clearly wooing us awake, not shaking us, not sounding an alarm, but kissing us awake and people are waking up. People are stretching and it is visible around the world.

Romans 13:11-12 says, “You know the time, that the hour has come for you to wake from sleep. For salvation is nearer to us now than when we first believed. The night is far gone; the day is at hand.” Jesus’ name is salvation, so Jesus is nearer to the nations now than when we first believed. The veil is being removed, eyes are opening, hearts are responding, an awakening that only God can do as He kisses His sleeping beauty.

Friends, no man can take credit for what God is doing, no ministry can say it started with us, no one other than God gets the glory for this story that has been written and is being written in now time. We are living what may sound like a fairy tale, but it is a present reality that cannot be denied. Everything is getting better and sleeping beauty is not only awake, she is stretching.

Habbukuk 1:5 “Look among the nations, and see; wonder and be astounded. For I am doing a work in your days that you would not believe if told.” Www.apostolicresourcecenter.org

The geyser is smoking, the volcano is rumbling, the rivers are rising, the waves are building, the signs of the times which were once invisible have become more visible this week. It is not anger, it is passion; it is not emotion, it is resolve. This cannot be carried in our soul, this must be carried in our spirit says Dutch Sheets. Emotions will bury us, the Spirit of God will carry us. We are in a not by power, nor by might, but by My Spirit says the Lord moment.

Awakening went from a snore to a roar; from a thought to boots on the ground; from a great idea to a no one can stop what is coming move of God says, Chuck Pierce. This is not some one church revival, once ministry move of God, one platform, one person situation. We are seeing the rising of an everyone, everywhere, everyday manifestation of what God has planned for the rebuilding of the nations.

Tobias and Sanballat will raise their ugly voices to divide, discourage or dismantle what God is building, but their voices are weak, powerless and ineffective against the roar of the Lion of the Tribe of Judah. One voice has become many voices, partnering with God’s voice and the sound will not stop for decades to come. Arise and build says the Lord! Arise and build. Build up people, build up cities, build, build, build.

There is a call for the Rebekah’s to arise. Rebekah had a go above and beyond attitude as seen in Genesis 24 “When Rebekah arrived, her jug on her shoulder. She went to the spring and drew water and I said, ‘Please, can I have a drink?’ She didn’t hesitate. She held out her jug and said, ‘Drink; and when you’re finished I’ll also water your camels.” This is not a gender, but a spirit of Rebekah.

Reformation is work, reformation needs us all, reformation of a nation(s) means we must get ready to put our hand to the blow and not look back. Don’t let the voices of the divisive stop your work, keep building, keep speaking, keep going, we are the awakening. Www.apostolicresourcecenter.org

When I was growing up we were taught to forgive and forget; but today they are taught to forgive but never forget. The Bible says, when we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us of our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness (1 John 1:9) and the Bible says, God casts our sins as far as the east is from the west. Do you believe God keeps a memory of what we have done wrong? Is He the one who reminds you of your past or is it the accuser that keeps brining up your history?

I woke up yesterday morning to a vision of a black background with hot pink writing that said, “Once upon a time!” I had no idea what that meant, but I knew what I saw. As I did some research on what this could mean, I learned it means, the start of a new chapter, a new beginning. Even the colors convey a message saying, God’s love and creativity are breaking into mystery.

Fairy tales are where the words once upon a time come from and fairy tales are about hidden identities (Cinderella); curses broken; redemption; and true love prevailing. With these words connected to these central themes and those colors communicating a truth, I pondered all day what it could mean.

Then last night, I listened to Erika Kirk and heard a woman who in the words of my friend, activated a nation with passion, love and commitment to a move of God of the likes we did not see coming through where it is coming through. Watching the news and hearing words like prophetic, Jesus Christ, salvation for a nation, and forgiveness. It was powerful.

Now this morning I am putting it all together with the Lord and He says, “Forget about what’s happened; don’t keep going over old history. Be alert, be present. I’m about to do something brand-new. It’s bursting out! Don’t you see it?” (Isaiah 43:18-19) If you are reliving all the mistakes of your past or the mistakes of others in the past, you are missing what God is doing right now. We are in a Once Upon A Time moment. Let it go and lets go!

The fear of the Lord is a subject that has been pondered, discussed and considered from so many different directions. John Bevere wrote a whole book on the subject, to help us understand what God is saying with the five simple words the fear of the Lord.

Reading Genesis 22, the Holy Spirit highlighted to me that when Abraham was willing to sacrifice his promised son, Isaac, on the altar, the angel stopped him and said, “Now I know you fear God.” Here we get the words, the fear of the Lord, but it is not until we continue on in the story that we find what the fear of God is.

Genesis 22:17-18 says, “Indeed I will greatly bless you, and I will greatly multiply your seed as the stars of the heavens and as the sand which is on the seashore; and your seed shall possess the gate of their enemies. In your seed all the nations of the earth shall be blessed, because you have obeyed My voice.” Blessings followed the fear of the Lord, which is identified as obedience to the voice of God.

I bring this up, because the call to the fear of the Lord is packed with resources for those who are willing to obey the voice of God. Our obedience to the word of God and the voice of God unlocks untold treasures. When people say, we need the fear of the Lord back in the church, I am not sure what they are saying, but God is saying, “I want my people to obey my voice and My word.”

Friends, don’t let pop psychology, life coaching, or a counseling culture tell you what the voice of God is saying, for all of that is self-serving. Obedience to the voice of God is death to self for the flesh does not want to forgive, does not want to apologize, does not want to love again, but when we obey the voice of God, blessings upon blessings flow.

The fear of God is obedience to the voice and word of God. May we, who call ourselves Christians, return to the fear of the Lord. Www.apostolicresourcecenter.org

Book ends. These are the words I am hearing from the Lord, “Book Ends.”

On September 11, 2001, twenty four years ago today, the United States of America was attacked, today is the rememberance day of that event etched into the minds of a generation. Many can tell you where they were when they heard of the planes crashing into the Twin Towers.

Yesterday, September 10, 2025, Charlie Kirk, a bible believing, unashamed, gospel of the kingdom, man of God, who led large group political and spiritual discussions on college campuses all over the nation was shot and killed in Utah. The nation is shocked, grieving and wondering.

“Book ends”, says the Lord. “Book ends to the end of a 24 year season.” What I am sensing is what started on September 11, 2001 and opened up this season we have been in for 24 years, has ended with the death of Charlie Kirk on September 10, 2025.

America must take seven days to grieve the death of this young man. Our grieving as a nation will include shock, anger, tears, questions, denial, frustration, blame and all the other aspects that come with grief, but once we accept what happened, it will activate a passion that is not emotional, not political, but honorable.

The smoke is upon us, the shot heard around the world is still echoing throughout nations, but this death will not be in vain, it will produce a harvest of righteousness in a nation for generations to come. The season of wickedness ruling is over, it’s 24 year reign came to an end with one shot. Now we will see and hear the inauguration of righteousness exalting the nation like we have never seen or heard before.

9/11/2001 to 9/10/2025 will be seen as “Book ends” of a 24 year season. Www.apostolicresourcecenter.org