Buffer zone of silence to hear god

“When you approach God in stillness and in trust, you are strengthened. You need a buffer zone of silence around you in order to focus on things that are unseen.” — from Blog of Curt Landry

In this day we need to be more like the prophet Isaiah!     "We need to step out and take up the call God has placed on our lives, but we must first learn to listen to Him. We need to speak to the Lord, telling Him that we are undone, that having seen God’s holiness we have realized our uncleanliness, so that God will send his burning coal to our lips to purify us—making us ready, so that we can walk into our new destinies in Him!

     “When you approach God in stillness and in trust, you are strengthened. You need a buffer zone of silence around you in order to focus on things that are unseen.” --Curt Landry

     In this day we are learning that we are to be kings AND priests in our daily walk with God, and in all that we do. Without His authority, our impact on the world is incomplete; we cannot go to the leaders of countries, industry, ministries, etc. with unclean lips and without God’s authority.

     We are called to be One New Man in Messiah, we are called to be a light to the world! In this season we are receiving the preparation necessary to set us in positions of influence; to fulfill our destinies; to be God’s kings and priests. Yet, we need to remember that we must focus on Him—that we need His burning coal, and that we need His peace which is beyond all earthly understanding!

     “We will need His Supernatural Shalom in our hearts, to stay hidden during this special developmental time of His Third-Day authority in us.” --Curt Landry

     We must focus on the Lord, seeking His face in the secret place before we are placed into our positions of authority.

     “Yes, if you cry out for discernment, and lift up your voice for understanding, if you seek her as silver, and search for her as for hidden treasures; then you will understand the fear of the Lord, and find the knowledge of God.”—Proverbs 2:3-5

     I wait on the Lord, my soul waits; in Him I put my trust.