Trisha Roselle: God Always Provides a Way of Escape (1 Corinthians 10:13)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 10/07/2021

Trisha Roselle: God Always Provides a Way of Escape (1 Corinthians 10:13)
Trisha speaks at the King of Kings Sunday service on July 5, 2020. 1 Corinthians 10:13 in the Voice version says, “Any temptation you face will be nothing new. But God is faithful, and He will not let you be tempted beyond what you can handle. But He always provides a way of escape so that you will be able to endure and keep moving forward.”

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So this is what the Lord had me go to, in Psalm 91. He said to me, "I want you to focus on verse one." I was just getting so disheartened. It says, "He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High shall remain stable." Stable, not confused, stable. Not frightened, not fleeing, stable, and fixed under the shadow of the Almighty whose power no foe can withstand.” 

The Lord said to me, "What does dwell mean?" So dwell means to abide as a permanent resident; or to inhabit for a time, to live in a place, to marry, to settle, to be in residence with. That means we're not leaving God's presence. That means that we're settled, we're abiding, we're worshiping. See, I have to get the mindset of the Lord over all this. More than ever, we have to know how to hear God. We have to sit in his presence.

We can't go back, you know, a lot of us, or I've said it too, go “back to normal.” Well, the Lord says, "No, no, no, honey. Your normal is not going to be the busyness, it will be that lingering, that spending time at my altar in my presence." See, we have to dwell in that place. My thing is, when I hear something or see something, it's like, "Lord, what do you say about this?" There was a dream that recently was released by some brother, and I forget where. But I didn't listen to all the dream, but when I heard just a portion of it, it didn't bear witness with me.

And so, again, when you're dwelling in that presence, when you're dwelling and hearing him, and then you want to hear what others have to say about it, but it just didn't click with me. We're not doom and gloom. God has a plan for us. Yeah, things may get shaken, but God wants us to know, "Trust me. Look to me. Don't rebel." We'll go through some of the scriptures. We have to avoid becoming so extremely stressed and overworked and burdened by what's happening that we're not hearing what the Spirit of the Lord is saying.

So Jeremiah 29:13 says, "And you seek me and find me, and you will search for me with all your heart." See, God is saying, “Whose voice is louder?” Don't allow the voice of the world or the voice of your peers be louder than what the Spirit of the Lord is saying. So he wants us to prosper in every area. In John two, it says, "Beloved friends," in the Passion, "I pray that you are prospering in every way, and that you continually enjoy good health as your soul is prospering." If our soul is not prospering, we're not moving forward. 

See, I'm not going to just go by what everybody else says. I have to still inquire of the Lord. I have to meditate on the Word. I'm open to what the Spirit of the Lord is saying and to what others, my peers. We dialog about this stuff, but I need to get a revelation. I just went back to the Lord and said, "I'm really troubled by everything. How do we move forward? "What do we do?"

There was a supernatural peace that came over me, and I wrote some of the things down that the Lord was speaking to me about. But he said, "Listen, I want you to lean in closer than ever." There's a scripture in Psalm 25 that says that he will guide you with the singleness of his eye. That's close, close contact. But he wants to guide us, that we know even the look in his eyes as to how he wants to direct us. I've been crying out to the Lord, saying, “I want my mind reformed.” We have the mind of Christ, but we don't always act that way. I want my mind to be reformed. I want to get more and more insight and revelation.

Twelve spies went to spy out the Promised Land. Ten came back and said, "Forget it, we can't deal with this mess." Well, and that's what some of us are saying. The Lord's saying, "No, no, no, get a right perspective. "Let your minds be reformed with my Word," because we are WELL ABLE to take the land, to overthrow the giants. We are well able, but we have to be single-focused.