The Crossroad Chronicles, Issue 2

We've all had our share of trials and tribulations this past year...and I like to think we've come through them together. Even at times when we feel alone in our struggles, I like to call on God and His Faithfulness!


In God is my salvation and my glory; The rock of my strength, And my refuge, is in God. Psalm 62:7


As I was in prayer this week, the LORD impressed on my heart the image of a mighty ship pulling in to dock for a time of restoration and repair, before being sent out again on mission.

After the LORD had shown this to me, I was taken back to 2016 when God was speaking to several pastors in Brevard County. For me He spoke about the region in which we live as being a safe harbor. His Harbor to be exact. I asked the LORD what He meant and that led to a study on harbors.  Consider this...a place on the coast where vessels may find shelter, especially one protected from rough waters and storms...a place where minor repairs can take place to a ships structure in a place of safety...where it's crew can find rest.


In several locations around the county you will find signs like the one below.

At the time I saw one of these signs, I heard the Spirit speak in my spirit, "This is My Harbor Region Son." Not long, (a week) after--other pastors began referring to the region as a place they believed the LORD was calling people to come and find rest, times of restoration, repairs etc...before being sent back out into their mission. Honestly, I had completely fogotten this call of the LORD for this area. Yet, here I find myself again sensing the LORD wanting to renew this call to the region. 

For this reason, I believe we are entering into a short season of safe harbor from all that we've been facing this past year. I believe God wants us to experience and embrace His Harbor experience in order to share and be a place of safety for others who may need times of rest and restoration. By that , I mean us individually as well as, as an assembly of believers. 

God Promises Renewed Strength (Isaiah 40:31) Read Isaiah 40:31: "But those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles, they shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not faint." It is a time to find rest for our souls and embrace the purpose and calling God has for us in this season of life. 

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