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November 12, 2008 09:39:11
Posted By Paul
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I wrote We Speak Life out of an intense time time of personal intercession. The Story goes...I saw on TV an ad about some children that were orphaned and sold into slavery in different parts of the world. It is a picture I have seen many times before but this time something rose up within me in song and I sang, "We Break the bonds of Slavery now!" and then I sang some other things. But a spirit of intecession came over me for the next hour or so. I saw children covered in darkness and fatherless children that did not choose that. I heard the phrase "We speak life," so I sang that. The Lord told me to speak light into darkness, love to the fatherless, and Life to those who had none, and that my words had authority on them just as His do. After praying and singing this for about 20 minutes I was physically tired from what seemed to be warfare. Immediately the Lord took me into a place of initmacy and safety where I started singing, "Glory, glory, glory to the holy, holy, holy one You are worthy, worthy, worthy of my praise." I stayed in this amazing place of worship for about 5 minutes and then it was like the Lord sent me back out to battle and this cycle continued for about an hour or so.
At a later occasion I added the verse from Isaiah 60. The Orphan spirit must die speaks to division in the church, It speaks to a sprit of competition or favoritsm, or entitlement. It can also speak to the spirit that keeps a sinner from experiencing the grace and mercy of the Lord. |