There is an abrupt change that has taken place. You haven’t see it yet, but it’s taking place in your life; and much in the way... 

There is a force and the force is faith. You have been heading one direction but you’ve been caught by the force of faith and it has attached itself to you. And much like a car going around a roundabout or a space capsule going around a planet, the centrifugal force is building up and you are going to be thrown in a new direction with a greater force than what you entered. The force of faith is slinging you to a new place and it may seem like it’s happening odd, or different, or unique, but what’s happened is that force has got a hold of you and you are accelerating in speed as you make the circular turn. And when the force of faith reaches the optimum speed, you will be released into a new direction. And whether you are going to exit at the first, second, third or fourth exit on the roundabout you don’t know, but when you get there and the Holy Spirit turns you loose, it’s going to be an exciting ride and it’s going to be into a different area than you’ve ever been.

This is for the church and it’s for the individual. Because collectively we are the church and individually, we are the church. We are the Ecclesia and the return of the Son of God is imminent.

So many of us are on the path that we feel we’re supposed to be on, and that’s good, but don’t ever feel as though the Holy Spirit can’t make a change. The change will be good. You will like it. So don’t get comfortable on the path you’re on, no matter how good it is because there is increasing glory with the Lord. Don’t say, “I’ve arrived;” say, “I am arriving.” Because we are on our way. We are on our way. I said, “We are on our way!”

And the change may startle you because God may take you to a higher level or a faster speed than what you thought you were capable of. Many times we say, “Wouldn’t it be good if...”

But with God our if is not good enough. The Word talks about taking the stakes to your tent and driving them farther out. Expand your vision.

There will be souls saved in the multitudes out of this congregation. We cannot expect business as usual. Usual may have been okay, but usual is not for tomorrow. Tomorrow God has a higher level, a steeper step, a farther distance for the stake to be driven for your tent.

You may say, “But my abilities...” Quit thinking about your abilities. It’s His grace, His ability where He empowers us to do what you normally couldn’t do. You will do more than what you think you can do and it will be with ease because it will be Him doing it through you because greater is He that is in you than he that is in the world.

God’s vision is bigger than your vision. I said, God’s vision is bigger than your vision, going where no man has gone before and it’s a mission and we’re on it—as a church and individually.