Heaven Land Devotions - The Watchman's Stand

Joanie Stahls Field Notes

"THE WORD OF THE LORD TODAY!" https://youtu.be/Xvae6OpL2rQ?si=jl3BJP-_Y8EAHzpt

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In the very early in the morning on the 5th of November I went into prayer as I ususally do. As I began to pray very slowly I began to sense something unexpected.

I started to feel a kind of mourning within. It was not a sadness but a very distinct mourning.

It began to enlarge itself and I said, "Lord what is this mourning...a mourning over the land?" As those words came out of my mouth, I felt the words to be very sure words.

Then a little while had passed and in a moment of quiet pause I heard a message within very clearly, "There is premature rejoicing."

Yes there is a rejoicing abroad for the right reasons. But God meant something else. There is a kind of rejoicing that casts off all care and says, "Now all is well and we can go on as have before."

However, there is more coming and it not over yet. This is not the time to take the foot off the gas spiritually speaking.

There is a watch in this darkening night that is yet far from over. There is a reserve in the community of the true watchmen that are obeying the immediate command to stand back and observe.

These are all soldiers of the Lord, that never take their eyes of the Lord the Commander.

While many are rejoicing.....We are watching and waiting from a distance.

"We have known many who have joined the army of Christ and liked being a soldier for a battle or two, but have soon had enough and ended up deserting." ~ William Gurnall