04 - Open Heavens 2019 - Day 2 Session 2

• June 4, 2019

After an extended worship opening, this teaching interprets the opened book, seals, trumpets and altar of incense in Revelation as a progressive journey into Christ’s fullness. The speaker argues that prophetic words retain an application beyond their original historical setting and that believers must attend carefully to revelation, grounding spiritual impressions in Scripture rather than relying on a passing atmosphere.

Revelation 8 supplies the central picture: the saints’ prayers rise with incense, and their longing for transformation participates in God’s purposes. Matthew 24’s darkened sun, moon and falling stars are then interpreted primarily as the weakening of powers and patterns that govern people, including their thinking. The tabernacle’s successive sources of light illustrate movement from natural influences toward God himself as light.

Practical examples concern patience in traffic, fasting, marriage, employment, money and obedience when circumstances create pressure. Trials are presented as opportunities for transformation rather than occasions to abandon God’s direction. The conclusion calls listeners to make decisions by divine guidance instead of comparison, age or fear. Prayer asks that the word reshape their “heavens,” and a brief communion transition follows. Several historical, medical and prophetic assertions remain unverified speaker claims.