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God Encounter For Tonight

The Word flowing from My power
Is even present here, this very hour.
By My Spirit it is coming to you,
To bring you tonight, a divine breakthrough.
Everything that is evil, and of the night,
Will be driven out of your life by the power of the light.
It’s My Spirit dwelling on the inside of you,
That is also coming even upon you,
So that you will stand up and say:
“No! No! No more of these things in my life!
I don’t allow it anymore!
I’m going for what God has in store.
I know what the Word did say,
And this is the way!
I’m going to have it in my life, right here tonight;
The things that are not of God will have to be put to flight.
I will speak a word and it will be in due season, right here and right now,
And all evil powers tonight have to bow.
Everything of God will come into me;
With my eyes, the deliverance of God I will see.
It is my time; it is my power –
As the Word comes from His power –
I am standing here at this water,
I know I am His child; I am His son, and some are even His daughter.
But I am going to step into this divine flow,
And tonight, by His knowledge I will know,
That the divine promises are breaking through,
That is what He said in this night He will do.”
Amen.
Thank you Jesus
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