Have you been feeling battle weary and exhausted lately? It’s time to rest in the Lord and let the Holy Spirit refresh you! 

Watch the video below and declare the prayer below over yourself and your loved ones as you rest in the Lord today.

  

Annamarie: Now, I want you to reach out your hands here, my friends, and we’re going to pray. And we’re going to pray in agreement. We’re going to pray according to Isaiah 58:10. And we are going to seek the Lord for refreshment and a fresh infilling of his spirit. And while we rest and while we take refresh, he’s going to be accelerating the things that we have been wanting to get done. Come on. Come on. Are you ready? You ready? Reach out your hands. 

Pray Out Loud

• O Heavenly Father, Almighty God, I enter into your gates with thanksgiving and your courts with praise as I come together in fellowship and in prayer in agreement to your precious Son, Jesus Christ. Because of Jesus Christ, I have everything of the kingdom, everything that you have to offer me through Christ Jesus. Thank you, Lord. 

• And I have your Holy Spirit. And right now, I reach out my hands. Father God, in Jesus’ name, I surrender myself to you. I surrender my life to you. I surrender my battles to you. I surrender my husband/wife and children and my children’s children to you, Father God. I surrender my home, my land, my territory to you. I surrender my pets and my livestock. I surrender my money. I surrender all the things that I hold dear. I surrender my dreams and the desires of my heart to you, Father God.

• If there’s anything I’ve been holding onto that is not my battle, I loose it and release it and give it to you, Father God. You say in your word that the battle is the Lord’s and I am to put my trust in you, Father God. So right now, in Jesus Christ’s name, I put my faith in you, Father God. I enter into your rest, into a time of refreshment according to your word in Isaiah 58:10. I ask that your Holy Spirit would come to me and fill me up with fresh living water, with a fresh anointing. And while I am refreshing in the Holy Spirit, Father God, I ask that you would smite down my enemies and that you would also build up everything I’ve been wanting to build. 

• While I’m in refreshment time, you’re accelerating everything, Father, because all I need is faith at this point. I must have seasons of refreshment. Father, thank you for allowing me to pour into others. Thank you, Father, that you see me. You are the God who sees. You are El Roi. You see me and you give me a fresh living well for me and my household and my children. And in Jesus’ name, right now, I drink deeply, deeply of the fresh living well of the waters of the Holy Spirit. 

• I breathe in deeply of the fresh breath of the Holy Spirit. I will not grow weary or faint. I am refreshed, and I will come forth, Father God, as on eagle’s wings, and I will soar under your fresh wind.

• Holy Spirit, in Jesus Christ’s name, I’m asking for fresh living water, fresh oil, fresh wind that only you can give, Holy Spirit. And I thank you for the fresh word of Isaiah 58:10. And I’m reminded, Lord Jesus, that you say out of our bellies will pour rivers of living water. But I must be tapped into to the throne of God where the rivers of living water flow from – to us, into us, and through us – and I receive right now, freshness, Holy Spirit.

• And Father God, I ask for ministering angels of the Lord to minister to me and my friends today and to their families, to heal all of our wounds. Refresh us and strengthen us in soul and in spirit. And like Jesus ate as a child, I partake of the butter and the honey. I focus on the sweetness of Jesus Christ and the butter that is the promises of you, God, and the honey and the sweetness of his words. I just receive of that. 

• And the ministering angels right now are pouring fresh honey on me, fresh butter, healing balms of Gilead. I receive the refreshment of the Spirit of the living God and the ministering angels of the Lord and the Lord Jesus Christ and the Father’s love. Thank you, Father God. Thank you, Lord Jesus. Thank you, Holy Spirit. 

• I will emerge fresh, refreshed, soaring from a higher place, filled up with more glory and wisdom and light and life and acceleration. And I will see things that have been done for me while I rested and waited that you did, Father God, while I took this time to restore. And I’m still just focused on your word, reading your word, meditating your word, decreeing and declaring your word over my life. Thank you, God. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Holy Spirit. 

My friends, are you feeling that refreshment? Thank you, Jesus. Be refreshed. Be refreshed in the Lord. Be refreshed in his word. Take time to sit at the feet of Jesus. Take time to rest in his word. Meditate in his word. Speak his word and you will see the glory of God in such a way like you’ve never seen before. You receive this word today, my friends. In the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, let it be done. So be it. Amen.

Hallelujah. Wow. This has been powerful. Amazing. I’m really excited to see your comments here. You got some comments there on Tik Tok, Facebook, Instagram. Has this encouraged you today? This word? Now, I’m going to have Gynti Goose transcribe that refreshment of the Holy Spirit decree that we just did, okay, along with the Isaiah 58 scriptures.

Jax says she feels the Holy Spirit.

Marcela, “Surrender and enter his rest.”

And while you’re resting in the Lord, decree his word over your life. Get filled up in the Holy Spirit. Be at the feet of Jesus. Just filling up with him.

There’s a Jackie. There’s a Jackie. Jacqueline Stevens. Glory be to God.

Mama Eagles here. Mama Bears here. And there’s the butter and honey, Isaiah 7:14. That’s interesting because we just gave some scriptures on 7:14 last week. Seven means God has completed a thing. Fourteen means generational promises of God fulfilled. Fifteen means grace upon grace upon grace. “Therefore, the Lord himself shall give you a sign. Behold, a virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and shall call his name Emmanuel. Butter and honey shall he eat that he may know to refuse evil and choose the good.”

And see, Jesus didn’t, he wasn’t constantly in warfare with the devil. He took authority over him. And Jesus knew when to rest and he taught us how to. He went to the woman of the well and told her what was important. He visited Lazarus’s home with Martha and Mary and told them what was important – to be in conversation with him, to be in times of refreshing just talking to Jesus. 

We all need that, my friends. We all need that. And while we’re talking to Jesus in a time of refreshing at the well and speaking his word over his life and we’re getting refreshed in his word, Father God is fighting for us and he’s accelerating things. Hallelujah.

Tammy Dylan says she is in tears. She feels the presence of the Holy Spirit. Tammy, the main thing is the main thing and that’s all about being in his presence. Being in his presence.

I am just in awe of God. 

Donna Duprey says this is her Isaiah 58 time. “Thank you, Father God, for this much needed time of refreshing.” Hallelujah. Hallelujah.

Cynthia Berdovich says she took an Isaiah 58 moment today and feels refreshed. “Thank you, Lord.” 

Isaiah 58:10. And you know, five is a number of grace, eight is Jesus Christ and new beginnings, and ten is a number of God bringing everything into his divine order. 

Corine Anderson, “You inspire me. Thank you, girl. God bless you and your family.” Well, thank you, Corine. You, too. 

Alma Cologne says, “Thank you, Lord Jesus Christ, for this fresh manna.” Hallelujah.

Nancy says, “Thank you, Father God.” She receives this word. Thank you. 

How many of you needed this word right now? How many of you needed this word right now? Hmm? And this isn’t just for moms, it could be for dads, too – grandmas, grandpas, even people who are not married, and they have just been weary. They feel battle weary. 

And, you know, there’s a song by Joshua Aaron and I just love it. I love to sing it all the time. [Singing] All is well, in the name of our God of Israel. All is well in the name of the One who conquered hell, Yeshua Hamashiach, Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Whoo hooo! Come on. Come on. I love to sing that song. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, God.

Scripture Reference

Isaiah 58:10-12