OLD
TO LONDON
T
he story begins in 1991
when I stepped into the senior
leadership of this church. Many people
were prophesying negative things about
London and about Britain. It’s right to take
prophetic words of judgement seriously.
We also need to move beyond the negative,
“God-will-blast-you” kind, of message and
listen to God’s heart of love and restoration.
This is still the day of grace.
Having read many negative things in the
prophetic magazines, I went to seek God for
myself. He gave me a picture (to call it a vision
might elevate it to a level higher than it really
was, but it was a very clear picture).
I saw an angel standing high above London and
carrying a bowl, which was the size of the M25,
high above London. Immediately, I thought,
“That’s it. These doom and gloom prophets are
right after all! God is going to zap us. I knew
about the bowls of God’s wrath in the Book of
Revelation and I thought London was done for.
But, as I began to see more clearly, I understood
that this angel was an angel of mercy and grace.
As I watched closely, I saw that this angel was
looking around, and as the angel was looking
around the substance that was in this great
bowl began to spill over the edge and drop in
slow motion like thick liquid to the ground.
And wherever it splashed to the ground to
the ground people were set free, chains were
broken. People began to sing and to dance and
were set free by the power of God. And, I said,
‘Lord, what’s that?’ Then I heard these words:
“That’s my grace, son. I have yet still more
grace for the city of London.” ➜
Revival Times November 2018
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