The Holy Ghost Embrace

To
my beloved the church.

The Lord is saying that He is concerned about the hurting. Specifically to them that are hurting due to molestation either as children or as adults. Them that are hurting due to domestic violence. Them that are hurting due to being abandoned by those that they truly trusted. Them that are still hurting because the enemy saw their vulnability and took advantage of that.

The Lord is saying that in this season He is sending a holy embrace over your life such that you have never encountered before. Such that no manner of counseling can heal. He says that He sees your hurting heart and He sees your pain and your bitterness. He sees how much you want to forget and move on but He also sees the chains that the enemy bound your spirit with such that you can not let go on no matter how much you try.

He says He sees the anger and the bitterness. He sees the will to revenge and the unforgiveness. He sees how much you want to let go but no matter how much you try something keeps you hooked up to the pain. He says it is your time of release from this prison. It is your time to walk in freedom. The chains must break. And you shall walk free again from all manner of captivity. "I am sending a fresh wind of my spirit over you, I am sending a fresh embrace over you." says the Lord.

You shall encounter a fresh release. You shall encounter a new thing unlike any other. Because [Romans 8:6] to be spiritually minded is life and peace. Receive your breakthrough. For the Lord has spoken.

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