@Miracle Scott

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"Behold, I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth; shall ye not know it? I will even make a way in the wilderness, and rivers in the desert." — Isaiah 43:19 (KJV) | Primary Scripture Anchor — Lesson 3 Key Principles — Lesson 3 ◆ The wilderness is not silence from God — it is a different frequency. Learn to tune your ear to the still, small voice rather than waiting for the earthquake. ◆ God teaches obedience in the wilderness before He gives authority in the Promised Land. Authority is not given to the most gifted — it is entrusted to the most obedient. ◆ Your testimony is being written in the wilderness. What you survive becomes what you send into the lives of others. Do not waste your wilderness. Core Teaching There is a school that no seminary can replicate, no ministry credential program can substitute, and no mentorship curriculum — including this one — can fully replace. It is the School of the Spirit, and it holds its classes in the wilderness. The curriculum is personalized. The lessons are non-transferable. And attendance is not optional for those called to lead in the Kingdom of God. The children of Israel spent forty years in the wilderness — and in those forty years, God was not merely moving them from point A to point B. He was teaching them. Every encampment was a classroom. Every miracle was a lesson. Every failure was a corrective. Every provision was a revelation of His character. The wilderness was not wasted time; it was the most concentrated period of theological education an entire nation had ever experienced. Consider the five primary lessons of the wilderness school that God has encoded for us in the Exodus narrative: 1. The Lesson of Manna — Daily Dependence (Exodus 16) — God provided manna from heaven six days a week, but only enough for each day. When Israel attempted to gather more than their daily portion and store it overnight, it bred worms and stank. The lesson: you cannot stockpile what God gives fresh daily. The manna was not a resource to be managed; it was a relationship to be maintained. Every morning required a fresh surrender, a fresh reaching, a fresh dependence. The leader who learns this lesson will never mistake yesterday's anointing for today's assignment.

The Threshing Floor Experience will be the live stream of the "This Kind Movement Prayer Conference" In Nashville Tennessee, September 26, 2026 I need to verify the time. See the link below for details: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/this-kind-movement-prayer-conference-2026-tickets-1991295915688

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