There is no deeper and darker blindness than religious blindness. The theology of Babylon has no effect on its society but to dull and deaden the people. This theology of self-seeking animates false prophets who are covetous and have a heart that seeks prestige and power. This theology diminishes the poor and leads them into oppression and darkness. We escape the Babylon theology by considering the poor and needy and reaching out to them with the compassionate heart of Christ.

Time and time again the enemy will come after our mind with a demonic flood of accusations to move us away from our true identity and righteousness that we have in Jesus Christ. God will arise above this flood and fight for us by showing us clearly the eternal future of Satan. God will open up the earth and show us that we are redeemed and set free from every judgment Satan spews at us. He will show us that actually it is Satan who is judged and it is Satan who will eternally burn in hell.

The wilderness is a place where we begin to realize without the strength and power of God we will not be able to go on. There has to be a determination in our heart to make hell tremble. Those who have learned in their wilderness experience to lean on the Lord will come out infused with His power and authority.

There is a great revelation of God coming to this generation. This revelation will not be given to the self indulgent and the self seeking. It will be given to the humble person who desires to live their life for the betterment of others. God will come in the midst of darkness and reveal Himself to the shepherds who are simply looking after their flock. Suddenly the heavens will be opened and by the grace of God we will begin to reach out to those who are hungry and hurting. Suddenly our ears will be opened to the worship of Heaven and we will sing a song of trust and confidence in God.

We are ordinary people called by God to do an extraordinary work. The tactic of the enemy is to get you to leave a great work to do a good work. We are inclined to slip out of the place that God has ordained for us and live out our own plans. But as we surrender to His call and we begin to understand that divine life is flowing through us and we know we are exactly where we are supposed to be – we can't go no more than six paces before you stop and give God a shout of glory.

Aaron was grafted into the body to supply a lack. The failure to acknowledge Aaron was a failure to bend the knee and acknowledge God. The inability to acknowledge ministry leaders in the place where God has placed them in the body is rebellion against God. Many times we form in our mind a perceived deficiency toward that person based on our own opinion. How can we say Jesus is Lord and not acknowledge His authority.