Melissa Medina 2021 Prophetic Word: Coming Alive with God’s Gift of Tears (Psalm 126:5)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 10/12/2021

Melissa Medina 2021 Prophetic Word: Coming Alive with God’s Gift of Tears (Psalm 126:5)
Melissa speaks at the Global Prophetic Summit with Cindy Jacobs on 11/12/2021. 
Quotes: “The Lord is saying it's time to break up the fallow ground of our hearts, time to allow my Spirit to tenderize your hearts once again and be watered by the rains of my Spirit. It is time for my bride to drink deeply from the fountain of my throne and stir up rivers of living water within you that your heart would no longer be parched but you would be a well-watered garden. It's time to come alive with the gift of tears from the Lord.”

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Return. It says, you sow in tears. You will return carrying sheaves with you in your hands.
What are those sheaves? What will we reap as we weep? What will be the fruit of our tears? Friends, it is the harvest. The salvation of the hardest of hearts. The turning of fathers to children and children to the wisdom of fathers. It is a prodigal coming home. It is a transformation not only of hearts but of spheres of society and cities and nations. It is a harvest of revival together with reformation. It is the full manifestation of the kingdom, prophetic promises fulfilled. You sow in tears. You will reap joy with the harvest given into your hands. Paul Cain also said this,
"We must have tears if we are going to see revival.

If we have no tears, it is because our hearts are parched. "Lord, give us tears that we may see revival. Can you say that? Lord, give us tears that we may see revival. See, a lack of tears is the result of these dry, parched, stony hearts. Hearts that have become indifferent to the world around us, indifferent to the state of the church. Indifferent or even cynical to prophetic promises yet to be fulfilled. Whose parched hearts have been dried up by the religious spirit, tradition complacent to the compromise within our own lives. We do not grieve over our own sin. We do not grieve over the perversion running rampant in our cities.

The Lord is saying it's time to break up the fallow ground of our hearts, it is time to allow my Spirit to tenderize your hearts once again and be watered by the rains of my Spirit. It is time for my bride to drink deeply from the fountain of my throne and stir up rivers of living water within you that your heart would no longer be parched but you would be a well-watered garden. It's time to come alive with the gift of tears from the Lord. You know, this is a prophetic conference. You must be thinking about the people talking to me, this lady here, a prophet, is supposed to be a teaching about the prophetic and why are we hearing about prayer and tears and travail?

But you know, Jeremiah, the prophet was known as a weeping prophet. He cried out for his eyes to be a fountain of tears. Oh, that there would be prophets, more prophets today like Jeremiah whose eyes were a fountain of tears. He travailed in intercession over the grieved heart of God and the condition of his nation. He wept over the inheritance of Jesus, He said this to every prophet and prophetic person in the hearing of my voice. 

Jeremiah 27:18 "If they be prophets and if the word of the Lord be in them let them now make intercession to the Lord of Hosts that the vessels which are left in the house of the Lord and in the house of the king of Judah and at Jerusalem would not go to Babylon." He is crying out, looking for a people who would come into the place of intercession; prophetic people who would receive the heart of God. With tears, travail and weeping, would war over the vessels of God's house that they would not fall into the hands of Babylon, that they would not be defiled and snatched up by the hands of the enemy.

Samuel, another prophet, before prophesying to Saul about God rejecting him as king, spent all night grieving and prayer for Saul. After sharing that hard word in tears, he moaned for Saul. Do we weep as a prophet of old when we need to deliver a prophetic word? Do we pray over that word with our tears? Do we birth that word in travail and once it is given? Do we continue to wash over that word with our tears that it would be fulfilled? There are many other examples of prophets Moses, Isaiah, and many others, who were blessed with the gift of tears as part of their prophetic ministry. But the greatest prophet of all time that wept and wept and wept was Jesus Christ himself. He wept at Lazarus death and resurrection power was released to bring that dead body back to life. He wept at the Garden of Gethsemane bearing the burdens of humanity, resulting in his own resurrection and the redemption of the church.