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As I was meditating on my bed several weeks ago (February 2009), I heard in my spirit "Christian summer." I did not hear a full explanation of what it meant. All I know is that I had never heard those words together like that before. I knew it was a special message from the Lord. I heard the word "Christian" along with the word "summer."
I believe this is the new season that God's people have entered into. We have been through a time of coldness in our lives and in the church. The people of God have been in training and being prepared for a new season. The time has come for us to display all that we have been taught and trained to do for the Kingdom of God.
Did you plant any seeds while you were in your former season? Did you plant your seeds in good soil? Are you expecting a harvest? It is HARVEST TIME dear ones--but you will only reap what you have sown!
Don't let the summer pass and you are still not saved or doing the things required of you. We must go to the forefront with boldness and redeem mankind from destruction by administering/proclaiming the pure word of God. There is no time left for trying to "out preach" each other--competition time is over. Our motives for ministering must be genuine--pure.
Summer is here, come on out of that closet and let others taste of your good fruit placed on the inside of you by our heavenly Father. Is your fruit ripe? Come on out of that closet and let the beauty of the Lord shine through you---you have been covered and in hiding from the world long enough. It is time for the beauty of the Lord to shine through you.
As James Chapter 1 tells us, we must be unspotted and un contaminated by this world so that our religion is pure. What do people see when they look on us? Can they see "flesh" or can they really see "Jesus" in you.
Can we really say like Peter, James, and John: "Look on us."
This is the Christian summer. Think about what happens in the summer season. Do you enjoy the summer in the natural or earthly realm? Then you will also enjoy summer in the "spiritual realm."
Blessing!
copyright (c) 2009 by Dr. Evelyn Murray Drayton (February 25, 2009)
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