The Anointing

Remember Psalm 133: "Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!

His fruits, therefore, should shine forth from you when you become His ambassador. They should touch and affect each life you reach out to, for it takes more than boldness and a loud voice to be an ambassador of the gospel to the world.

Stop for a moment and think. Think honestly. Is this the case in your life? If not, the issue is not the anointing and the power. The issue is the presence of the Holy Spirit. Are you experiencing Him day by day, moment by moment?

Out of those meetings in 1933, at the height of the Depression, came the Denver Revival Tabernacle, a major work that flourished. During this time, she was pretty much a preacher of the gospel, bringing hundreds and hundreds of people to the Lord.

In 1937 she invited a tall, handsome evangelist named Burroughs Waltrip to minister at the Tabernacle. He stayed for two months. Although he was still married, he had left his wife and children in a most odious fashion. Kathryn lost all sound judgment and fell in love with him. When he finally divorced his wife, Kathryn married him, despite pleadings and warnings from those who cared for her. She then followed Waltrip to Iowa.

That breakthrough may take a half hour, an hour, maybe longer. It will take as long as needed, depending on where you are with the Lord, what your relationship is with Him