You do not have to be the NSA to hear the increase in the chatter over the USA. Many prophetic voices have been announcing it. But here is the question? What are you doing with it?

I think there is a valid reason everyone does not know what is going on. What would they do with it?

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Drama happens. There is an increase in the voices “announcing” the drama. Can you tell me how that helps? Have we forgot that God has been able to communicate with His people successfully for a very long time? Oh, I know we have the technology and I love most technology.  A week ago an Amber alert went out across the airwaves. I saw more people asking “what is that” and “OMG” rather than just speaking peace across the communications of the world.

So ask yourself. Are you alleviating drama or are you the cause and propagator of such things?

Three things can be done with “increased chatter”.

• Fuel the fire and get everyone going. Because having everyone in a tail spin is great…NOT! Peacemakers stand firm. Awakeners awaken. Leaders lead! And for those who want to build on the dramatic activity…STOP! You are not helping.
• Take the information to trusted people. Discern, evaluate and respond according to a biblical pattern of New Testament prophecy.
• Go to God. Shut off the phones and computers and huddle up with God.

America (as well as the world) does not need more drama.

This morning I saw New Haven Connecticut receiving a wave of calmness coming to them. I saw other cities including Atlanta, New York City and Chicago saying “enough is enough” and people offering up praise, worship and prayer.

Do not get caught up in “what is happening” but get caught up in “the happening”. Carry the weightiness of heaven into the earth. Establish His goodness. Release the captives. Spread the news of His glory.

Let us develop a “chatter” that is life giving. That overcomes evil. The causes love to be established.

(One side note. Cryptic messages and comparing hurts is not helping us. It is time for the the clear trumpet of His goodness to be heard.)