Summary: OUT OF THE BITTER WILL COME SOMETHING SWEET Once again, the team leads us in a beautiful time of worship and ushers in the Presence of the Lord. A replay of an outstanding message by Kim from February 6, 2013 is featured. Kim speaks about how the anointing oil that God instructed Moses to make was a mixture of sweet and bitter spices compounded together to make a beautiful, fragrant aroma. The same is true in our lives. God takes our sweet and bitter experiences and compounds them together to make a fragrant, pleasing aroma of our lives. He teaches about the sweet and bitter experiences of the children of Israel as they traveled to the Promised Land. He also teaches again from II Peter about making sure our call and election and then we will never stumble. Everyone has a call and election and God has placed His gifts within every person. Our call and election is shaped in us over time, through the bitter and sweet times of our lives. Everything bad or bitter that happens is not necessarily demonic; it may be dynamic, pushing us closer to attain our destiny and God’s purpose. The enemy attacks the prophetic because we see into the future, into the unseen. He discusses the scripture from Romans 8:28, “And we know that all things work together for good, to them that love God and are called according to His purpose.” Many people misinterpret that. The original actually says, “all things work together for good for those who love God and who are walking according to the calling of their purpose.” In other words, if you’re walking according to the calling of your purpose, all things work together for good. Kim goes on to discuss David and how he had many calls in his life and how they ultimately pushed him toward his election or destiny, to build Zion and establish a place of praise in the earth.
