You Want To Come or You Don't - You're Invited But Will You Follow or Just Watch?

We cannot build and steward what God has given if we allow immovability and compromise to remain in our midst. 

We are in the heart of a brand new season. For four years, we have been laboring, exhorting, and inviting. We have given tools, instruction, and worship. We've equipped everyone who has come.  Yet some refuse to move. The Lord said to me, “Just keep walking.” Extend the invitation; do not carry the immovable. This is a major recalibration for how we will operate moving forward.

Allow me to walk you through what God did this week, why it matters, and what He is asking of us now. This was not merely a meeting; it was a sequence of encounters that painted a clear picture: when God’s people come with unity, obedience and genuine reverence (Awe), His presence manifests powerfully.  It's like I said on the broadcast.  I love a good cup of coffee, but I've never stood in awe of a cup of coffee. We have to go back to using that word "awe" and "awesome" properly and not throw it around carelessly.  My God is an Awesome God who reigns from heaven above...  

I want to invite you into that story, to help you understand the vision I received, the spiritual shift that is happening, and the practical steps we must take together.

Outline
Introduction — What happened this week
A season of manifest presence: signs, vibrations, and testimonies
The open vision: walking with Jesus and the call to move
From spectators to participants — the new structure and the War Council
Teaching from Jude — warnings against immovability and compromise
The word for the stuck: "Rise up and walk" (Acts 3)
Practical steps: how to partner faith with the word
Communion, the blood, and the life of God in us
Conclusion and invitation to join the movement
Introduction — What happened this week

I want to speak plainly: there were powerful moments of deliverance, healing, and the tangible presence of God in our gatherings this week. Some of you felt it in your living rooms. Some of you felt a pulsing, an electricity, or a vibration moving through you as we prayed and decreed. We heard multiple testimonies — from Avery, Jeremy, and many others — describing the same phenomenon simultaneously across North America. This was not coincidence; it was a demonstration of the same Spirit operating in many bodies and many homes all at the same time.  It's foretaste of what coming as we get realigned.

“Our God is an awesome God. He reigns from heaven above with glory, power, and love.”

That refrain opened and framed many of the worship times. But what followed was not just worship; it was a restoration of reverence that unlocked an outpouring. I believe a trigger — a flashpoint — released months of accumulation. When we rebuked nonsense and restored reverence, the presence of the Lord returned in power.

A Season of Manifest Presence: signs, vibrations, and testimonies

This was very tangible. People reported hands pulsing, tingling, and electricity moving through their bodies, simultaneously across geographies and the meeting unfolded. Nina’s transformation was visible; she stood and obeyed when called, and the room — and many homes — felt the surge. Others testified to ordinary moments where they felt the courage to pray for strangers in grocery stores, or saw physical circumstances shift after decrees were spoken.

We do not chase sensations for their own sake. These signs accompany a movement of God when His people gather in unity and obedience. The presence of God is not a slogan; it is a reality that changes lives — if we will engage it.

The open vision: walking with Jesus and the call to move

This morning as I pressed in I saw an open vision. I was walking with Jesus and the twelve apostles. A multitude lined the road. Some stepped forward to follow; many stayed on the sidelines and only watched. Jesus didn’t run back to push anyone. He extended the invitation and kept walking. That vision cut through my heart because it answered a nagging question: how long do we push immovable people?

“You extend the invitation to all, but it's not your job to push. You either want to come or you don't.”

That is the heart of this new season. We have been laboring, exhorting, and inviting. We have given tools, instruction, and worship. Yet some refuse to move. The Lord said to me, “Just keep walking.” Extend the invitation; do not carry the immovable. This is a major recalibration for how we will operate.

From spectators to participants — the War Council and apostolic prayer

Because of this shift, we are changing structure. We will move from a single focus to a global one: the Decree for Canada will become the Decree for the Nations. We will establish a War Council and host an apostolic prayer call every day to decree over the nations. This will not be for observers. If you come, come to pray and decree. If you are not ready to open your mouth and speak in faith, this call is not for you.

We will also preserve space for deep teaching inside our community site, but attendance will be driven by hunger — not habit. Those who come will come because they want to be part of advancing God’s work, not because they have a morning routine of listening.

Teaching from Jude — guarding the faith and confronting immovability

I preached from the book of Jude because it felt like exactly the word we needed. Jude warns us about false teachers who worm their way into communities and misuse grace to excuse immorality. He lists three Old Testament examples: Cain, Balaam, and Korah — men who pursued self-interest, compromise, and rebellion. Their stories are not ancient echoes; they are living lessons.

Jude’s core message for us is active: defend the faith that was entrusted to us. Don’t be a rock stuck on the side of the road, capable of moving but refusing to. The “way of Cain” is not only murder; at its root it was envy, resentment, and refusal to heed God’s counsel. Balaam sought legal workarounds for evil, and Korah opposed godly authority. These are patterns we must uproot.

“Quit tolerating evil. Quit compromising with it. Have no fellowship with it.”

This is not a spirit of judgmentalism for its own sake; it is a call to holiness, to obedience, and to the restoration of godly authority. We cannot build and steward what God has given if we allow immovability and compromise to remain in our midst.

The word for the stuck: “Rise up and walk” (Acts 3)

One of the clearest, most direct words we received came from Acts 3. The story of the lame man at the Beautiful Gate rings like a trumpet for those who feel locked, stuck, or bound by circumstances.

“Silver and gold I do not have, but what I do have I give to you: in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth — rise up and walk.”

That word is for you. Humanly speaking, the man’s situation seemed static; day after day he begged at the same gate. But one encounter changed his whole trajectory. A single word — “Rise up and walk” — coupled with faith, altered his destiny. We are invited to partner our faith with the same word today.

What this word means for you
It is an invitation to begin moving where you have been stuck.
It is a promise that God will empower you to do what you could not do on your own.
It is a command and a gift: when you rise, God supplies the strength to walk, leap, and praise.

Just as Peter stepped out on the water by faith in one word, so you are called to step out. Don’t wait for perfect conditions. Partner your faith with one command of God and take the next step.

Practical steps — how to partner your faith with the word

If you felt stirred by the word “Rise up and walk,” here are practical actions to take this week:

Obey the smallest instruction you feel from the Lord. If He says, “Get up,” get up. If He instructs you to forgive, do it immediately.
Decree with authority. Use your mouth to declare what God has said. Speak by name over families, cities, and nations.
Join apostolic prayer gatherings when you are ready to participate — not to observe. If you will be there in faith to speak, come ready to decree.
Release bitterness and resentment. Bitterness binds; forgiveness frees. This has to happen for movement to occur.
Engage in faith steps — practical, measurable actions that align with God’s instruction for your life.

These are not religious platitudes. They are the basic mechanics of resurrection power: obedience, decree, faith, and movement.

Communion, the blood, and the life of God in us

We took communion with a fresh sense of what the blood represents: life. “The life of the flesh is in the blood.” We declared that the life force of God would course through our veins, empowering us to walk. Communion is not merely ritual; it is a covenantal act that reconnects us to the finished work of Christ and the authority that work provides.

“This is my body that was broken for you… By my stripes you are healed.”

When you take communion in faith, you are saying, "I receive the life You paid for." Walk in that reality. Move in the authority you have been given. The Son sets you free — and if He sets you free, be free indeed.

Conclusion — Come and follow, or keep watching

The invitation remains open: come and follow Jesus fully. He is the Lion of the Tribe of Judah and He is on the move. But He won’t keep pushing the immovable. You will either step forward or choose to remain on the sidelines. I will keep walking with Him and calling people to join. If you want to be part of what is coming — if you want to be one of the ones who prays, decrees, and stands in the gap — then rise up and walk.

There is great hope ahead for this gathering and for any of you who will move in faith. The best days are on the horizon because the ones who remain will be those who genuinely hunger for the deeper things of God. When reverence returns, His power falls. When our mouths declare His truth, nations can be touched. When we obey, God brings the impossible into the possible.

Join us in this work. Be a participant, not a spectator. Shake off the dust. Rise up. Take the next step. Walk into the freedom that is declared over you.

Testimonies and invitations

If you have experienced the pulsing, the power, or a fresh courage to pray for others — begin to testify. Testimony strengthens the community and builds faith. Remember: “We overcome by the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony.” Speak what God has done.

Our daily rhythm continues: we go live every morning at 7:45 AM PST. We are reorganizing for apostolic decree, deep teaching, and daily prayer over the nations. If you want to be part of the front lines, come prepared to speak and to act in faith.

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