The Death of a Prophetic Word

Sometimes a prophetic word has to die. Every hope of that word coming to pass, every hint of possibility must be exhausted before its season can dawn. Every seed I’ve planted in my garden soil this month, was dead. As every farmer and gardener does, I purchased dead seeds in faith, believing. Likewise, you have “purchased” or bought into a word of promise. Upon hearing the word, faith arose in your heart, allowing you to purchase it for future manifestation. At that point, the word is nothing more than a seed of potential. It must endure the process of death and burial before it can become a living word in you.

At the time of sowing, a seed is not even worth eating. Seemingly worthless to the naked eye, this seed holds innumerable, unleashed possibilities. When it’s fully dead, that’s precisely the moment to plant a seed, by burying it in the soil of the heart. That divine idea you’ve bought into, must now be hidden in your heart. Most divine seeds never make it this far. They lie on the shelf in the garage, or in the kitchen catch-all drawer, never reaching their destination. Believe in your dead seeds, enough to sow them back into your own heart. Revisit those packets of seed (journals, notebooks, cd’s, etc…). Cast your seeds by rehearsing them aloud and they will sink deep into your heart of hearts. Since your seed is of a supernatural nature, it will take supernatural stimulus to awaken it. There’s nothing more supernatural than the Word of God and spirit-induced worship. The more you read the supernatural stories recorded in scripture, the more active your worship life will become. These two very simple but supernatural practices will water and fertilize your seed, hastening the sprouts! Remember, the things of the Kingdom must be simple in practice and practical in application. You can do this. You can. Your supernatural seed does not respond to soulish stimulus. Many have attempted to awaken their seed by willing it to pass, or calling on the arm of flesh. Our best-laid plans and resources are incapable of bringing divine seed to life. Nothing but total devotion and focus on Christ will crack the shell that encases your new life.

Prophetic Words Are Being Resurrected

The Lord spoke clearly to me on Sunday evening, May 6. He said, “I’m resurrecting dead prophetic words!” The words of Christ flooded my thoughts, “I tell you the truth, unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a single seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds. The man who loves his life will lose it, while the man who hates his life in this world will keep it for eternal life,“ John 12:24-25. This He spoke of His very death, burial and resurrection. He is the Word made Flesh, the embodiment of all we believe! Just the same, the word cannot live in your flesh, until you are willing to see it first dead and buried. Be willing to lose first, in order to gain.

Expect the following to happen in the coming days:

  • You will be drawn to old prophetic words that have not been fulfilled.
  • You will begin hearing other prophets declare things you heard long ago.
  • The Lord will begin placing you in assignments reminiscent of a prior season of your life.
  • Echoes of past prophetic words will come to you through various outlets (media and print).
  • Others will remind you of things you had forgotten.
  • There will be new wind on old prophetic imagery that once spoke to you.
  • If you are in ministry, the Lord will enliven the promises that birthed your ministry. Visit those early words.
  • You will move beyond hope to expectation. Your thoughts will be flooded with confidence of the fulfillment of prior promises.

Resurrection is possible, now, because many things have died in your life. Without waxing morose, let us agree that it has been a season of great loss. This pruning had to happen for the life of your promise! Because of your losses, you are now in position for resurrection! Say goodbye. Mourn no more. Get ready to rejoice as the day of resurrection has now dawned upon your life.

So your prophetic word has died, has it? Congratulations! You can now receive your word in the process you were destined to walk.

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15 thoughts on “The Death of a Prophetic Word

  1. Oh my…this makes my heart smile. I will have to sit down and write u a lil note one day about what all has taken place with me since WOV. Let’s just say over all the years…things spoken over and into me I thought had died. Haha praise God they did and right when I least expected something (let alone an old seed) to pop out of the dirt. It surely did!

  2. John 12:24-25. This is the passage that the Lord first spoke to me in 2006 (I marked it in my bible) and then again on Friday, April 13. I saw what that seed produced and it’s glorious! Glorious!

  3. Another awesome nugget Melissa! Thank you! Maybe one day I can meet you face to face. That would be a blessing. If you’re ever in Columbus, OHio, I’d love to hear you speak in person. Blessings!

  4. I happen upon your page today and truly feel I was led by God to receive today’s word of knowledge from you. Thank you, it stirs my spirit with joy.

  5. My hope had gone and my expectation shrivelled up on the abundant amount of prophetic words spoken over and into my life. So much so I had just resigned myself to being a good family member as my only function in this life. But God left inside of me a remnant that remained and that little flicker lasted long enough to get this word. God Bless You

  6. I read your page from a friend’s post on Facebook. It has encouraged as many prophetic words have been spoken over me…some of them dated back to 1995. I was beginning to wonder if they would ever come to pass. God has also spoken several things to me during my times of devotions and I’ve written them in my journals while waiting for them to come to pass. Thank you for the encouragement.

  7. Wow! Thank You. As a gardener, I’ve learned a lot over the years and have never ceased to be amazed at the miracle of fruitfulness found in a little seed. In the past, the Lord has specifically asked me to bury dreams, words, seeds. Every day, I wake up wondering if this will be the day of Ressurection. Your words once again, have pump life back into my soul. Thank you.

  8. That was an amazing and an edifying word, not only because the confirmation of many things that have been happening in my life and friends’, but also because a friend said to me the day before I read this word, how he started to received many prophetic words that he had received in the past and how the Lord has been working in him and how uncomfortable he has feeling … Amazing! Thanks!

  9. Thank you. I help pastor a small church and two weeks ago I had to bury the seed of hope in every prophetic word over the church. We had to rebuke the church in love for apathy, lack of honor for Gods word and glory we have been receiving. We have never bought a rebuke but knew it was a trumpet to wake the sleepers up. I believe the prophetic words are real. We are still unclear about who truly responded in their heart but I have let go. Now it,s up to God to breathe life into the church again. I loved the info about ayin Beth too.

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