A Divine Turnaround | Ps Chris Estrada

I am so moved by the message today.

I couldn't wait to get to Sunday.

I think every moment we've had this week has been its own unique impartation and outpouring.

but I really feel like there's something on today.

I feel like if I could say it like this as I was praying while I was eating a croissant this morning, which is not like me, so pray for me.

I feel like you as a church, or let me say it like this, you as a family, your family, Your marriage, your babies, you are being positioned for the right moment right now.

It's as if God is putting the finishing touches of something so special, not just corporately, but individually, and I feel like you're about to turn a corner.

I feel like you're about to turn a page.

So I feel like my assignment this morning is to stir up the expectation that God is gonna thunder on your behalf and you're gonna have a mighty invasion of the Holy Spirit in your life.

Come on, do I have faith for that in the room? In 2 Kings 7, you'll find that the Syrians have cut off the supply lines into the city of God.

They've gone to war against Israel, and instead of being able to, they wanted to do the least amount of bloodshed, if you will, and so they said, well, let's just starve them out instead of trying to raid everything.

And so they cut off the supply lines.

So over time, a city has gone from rationing to just eating what gets by.

I mean, it is so bad.

that people are eating donkey heads and dove droppings listen I don't care how much aioli sauce you put on donkey head and dove dropping baby it gonna taste like donkey head and dove droppings I mean it's bad the severity of this famine is bad and people are resorting to all kinds of awkward extreme uh measures but then God sends his prophet with the word and look at 2 Kings 7, verse 1.

In the middle of this famine, Elisha said, hear the word of the Lord.

Thus says the Lord, tomorrow about this time, say that with me, tomorrow about this time, a seah of fine flour will be sold for a shekel and two seahs of barley for a shekel at the gate of Samaria.

Look up at me for just a second.

Do you realize the extreme of what he's saying, how heavy this is? That would be like me getting up here and saying, church, Brisbane, Logan, Ipswich, Redlands, tomorrow, about this time, gas is gonna be 99 cents.

What? Come on, some of you just got saved right there.

You had a Holy Ghost moment right there, come on.

That's the extreme of what he's saying, all right? That is how heavy this statement is.

You're going from not just having nothing, but you're talking the food he's saying is king's table food.

This is not commoner's food.

He's saying I'm gonna make the most expensive become so normal and so rare, I'm gonna get that extreme.