i61 and The Kingdom Season

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In our first corporate gathering for 2022, Tim opens up our core Scripture - Isaiah 61 - to remind us of the calling on us as a house, and set our calling in the context of a global strategic prophetic word from Chris Reed from Morningstar, and explained by Mike Bickle from IHOP Kansas City. We have been divinely positioned and prepared “for such as time as this”. Tim calls us to be bold in asking Jesus to touch us and move on us so that our lives truly become “a planting of the Lord for the display of His splendour.” To get the full and complete story on the global prophetic, see Mike Bickle’s message at https://youtu.be/fpFEXVg7QbA You can see the graphic Tim was speaking from at i61.com.au/i61-vision-map

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