A Word To Parents

The Mentorship of Deliverers

When one hears a prophetic word, are they nurtured by the strategic principles of that prophetic word? Are their emotions and senses developed to fully walk in the appointed time of that Word? Is the proper environment created to ensure that the recipient is fully capable of bringing forth the manifestation of this life-altering promise? Do we treat those who receive a Significant Word 'in a familiar manner afterwards?

Words that are given strategically by the Father 'are meant to be developed in the emotions, values, and life functions of the individual in order to ensure the capacity of fulfilling the Promise itself. Deliverers' are to be held accountable in their personal development in the Prophetic Word 'before they experience the manifestation of the Prophetic Word.

Samson was born to be Israel's deliverer. The father, Manoah, asked the Angel a question. He asked, "What manner of child will he be? How will we raise him?" Individuals who are strategically prophesied to be 'deliverers of generations' or 'forerunners of Kingdom Life Orders' must be 'raised in an environment that is conducive of the prophetic Word. (Note: This relates to adults as well. This is not strictly for children or young people)

Individuals must develop a 'deliverer's mentality' before they manifest the fullness of being a deliverer in reality. When a prophetic Word is spoken in your life, the recipient must be 'treated in the ways of the Prophetic Word.' They must be 'nurtured by the Principles of the Promise.' Their present value system, culture, and routine, must be totally redefined by a mentoring system that is developed by the Purpose itself. Usually, an individual would receive a Word of Truth, but still be treated the same by those who know them. Familiarity would set in, and no consistent reminder of the Prophetic Word would be

 established in order to change the mentality or perception of the recipient.

There is no accountability to prophetic responsibility 'in circles of familiarity.' When the person receives a Kairos Word of Promise, there should be an accountability established to 'nurture the mind of the receiver.' There should be a preparation of the senses in order to 'fully comprehend the responsibility of being a deliverer of generations.'

The deliverers' mentality must be mentored, processed, and developed.' Those who are 'emerging to become the voices of the Father's stirrings in the earth' must be 'communicated with in the order of the responsibility that is emerging.' The parents of Samson was told that he should not 'cut his hair, drink wine, nor touch any dead thing.' Deliverers' must be taught not to become intimate 'with the cares of dead things.' They should be taught not to handle, or give their time over to, things that are not life giving. Do not handle things 'that don't have the ability to respond.' Even if something 'is found sweet or refreshing in it, do not touch it or embrace it with your heart!' Deliverers' must not become engulfed in 'dead opportunities or wasted communications.' Even if found 'sweet.' If it doesn't not give life to the purposes of your birth, do not take it to your heart! (see Numbers 6:1-21, Judges 13, 14:5-9)

Your emotions, thinking, and value system must be 'reconstructed' in order for you to be 'comfortable in the emergence of the spoken promise.' You must begin to 'think, feel, and act like a king 'before the Kingdom is given to you at an appointed time.' Deliverers' 'must be mentored!'

We cannot treat the emerging voices with familiarity. This usually happens, however. After one receives a life changing word, we rejoice for a moment. But life 'returns to normal after all the excitement dies down.' When an environment is not created to 'maintain the significance of the Prophetic Word' the life of the recipient will return to the routine he or she had 'before they even heard the Promise.' Prophetic mentorship must take place in order for the 'significance of change' to remain. Mentors must embrace the responsibility of maintaining 'significant moments' for those who are emerging deliverers'. We must not treat 'potential world changers with the spirit of familiarity.'

NOTE:

Parents of children who are 'prophetically inspired or wired' must create an environment that nurtures 'the purpose.' Parents, do you know the 'end result or destiny of your seed?' If so, do not allow them to connect to any 'dead thing or activity that does not add to the life of their individual purpose.' *This has nothing to do with legalistic behavior.' Remind them of their specific significance to life. Develop their esteem in the acknowledgment of their purpose. Articulate in a more defined way the 'purpose and foundation of their creative expression.' Prepare the minds to accomplish the 'set time of destiny' and their 'appointment in purpose.'

Seasoned fathers and mentors will 'create a progressive atmosphere that is put together by the same elements or ingredients of the Prophetic Word that was spoken.' They will 'raise up the sons according to the manner of their new birth, or defining moment in the Father.' They will council and mentor those who have embraced the life changing Word of prophecy, to receive the 'prophetic attitude and disciplines that make one ready for their release into responsibility.' ****

Seasoned fathers in the kingdomic community desire to 'prepare the mentality of sons for their time of great significance.' We must realize that this significance is not related to their 'religious purpose, but their birth purpose.' Birth purpose will override one's religious heritage. Just look at John the Baptist. His 'birth purpose completely overrode his ordained, priestly duties that was to come after the order of his father, Zachariah.' However, he became a priest of 'a different order, an order that was ushering in the manifestation of the Son of God.'

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