21 DAYS FASTING. DAY 16, EVENING PRAYER AND PROPHETIC WORD EXALTATION

21 DAYS FASTING. DAY 16, EVENING PRAYER AND PROPHETIC WORD EXALTATION    We live in days of two profound activity, powerfully shaping both the   current and future destiny of man and creation.  The current groaning of  the earth and creation are extreme pointer to  the nearness of the  kingdom of God and closeness of the day of  redemption, and this simply  means that there's a need for a readjustment  of our vision, wineskin,  and prophetic posture.    To precisely build the  preferred spiritual system, capable of bringing  the Saints unto the  mountain of representation and governmental  authority, we need to keenly  adhere to the present demand of the  Spirit.      How we perceive this new day or season will ultimately be determined by   the sound, quality, spiritual update we’re able to effectively engage   our spiritual structure. Wisdom is building a house that will now   perfectly represent and reflect all the father’s prophetic agenda for   creation.   The true objective of fasting, as it is captured in the book of Acts of   the Apostle, underscores the power of community. It is said the  brethren  had all things in common. It is clear from what the Lord was   emphasizing according to the prophetic writings of Isaiah that fasting   is meant to assist the ecclesia to live and work in the Spirit of a   common kingdom agenda.     Thus, the description in the entire chapter of Isaiah 58 was a clear   testimony to how critical the matters of correct fasting means to God   for the healing of his people. Matters of mutual faith, unity, service,   compassion, and respect for each member as a society were high in God’s   mind, rather than the attitude of selfishness, pride, oppression,  feast  fighting, and other forms of injustice seen among the Israelites.    Fasting to God’s people should foster faith and a covenanted lifestyle   that should accelerate the purposes of the Father. Rather, what was   described by the people of Israel was the complete opposite of what the   Father desires to see among them.   It is clear that there is more than  one reason for fasting. Yet, the  foundational value of fasting should  not be mistaken for, or taken for  granted, which is the call to heart  circumcision that produces the fruit  of righteousness.