Jane Hamon: In 5783 We Will Pursue, Overtake, Recover All (1 Samuel 30:8)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 08/02/2023

Jane speaks at Vision Church at Christian International on January 22, 2023.
Quotes: “God is saying, I want my people to enter in and start possessing their promise. I want them to start eating the fruit of the things that I've promised to them. In 1 Samuel chapter 30, David had been off fighting the Philistines, and he was on a three-day journey back, to his base in Ziklag. He found out the enemy had robbed his family, children, all the possessions, all the crops, all the flocks, everything they owned. David's men wanted to stone him. But David pressed into God. As he listened, God gave him a word that I think is our word for this year. “Pursue, overtake, and recover all.”

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Come on, lift your hands up.
God is saying, I want my people to enter in
and start possessing their promise.
I want them to start eating the fruit
of the things that I've promised to them.
I don't want them just to dream about it.
I want them to step in, and I want them to receive it.
In 1 Samuel chapter 30,
and I'm just going to go quickly with these,
because each one of these are a message in themselves.
1 Samuel chapter 30,
David had been off fighting the Philistines,
and he was on a three-day journey back, to his base in Ziklag.
And if you remember the story, he came back,
and on the third day it says, on the third day, he arrived in Ziklag,
and found out the enemy had robbed his family,
the wives, the children, all the possessions,
all the crops, all the flocks, everything they owned,
the enemy had carried away. And it was such a time of grief.
It was such a time of tragedy. It was such a time of crisis
that David's men wanted to stone him. But David pressed into God.
He said, "Bring me the ephod."
That was what they used to listen to the voice of God.
And as he listened to the voice of God,
God gave him a word that I think is our word for this year.
Pursue, overtake, and recover all. Say it with me.
Pursue, overtake, and recover all.
Say it again with me. Pursue, overtake, and recover all.
Come on, whatever it is,
the enemies try to be robbing and stealing from you.
Maybe it's your marriage, maybe it's your children,
maybe it's your health, maybe it's your finances,
maybe it's your hope for the future.
This is a year that we got to shake off whatever's gone on
in the last season and we got to rise up,
and we got to have this mentality:
pursue, overtake, and recover all. Let me tell you something,
kind of funny story. On January the first after Brielle had been
through what she'd been through,
and Pastor Tiffany and Jason were on their way home,
our oldest daughter, Crystal was here,
and she took the kids all out for a walk.
And she... JJ was doing something,
and she said, "JJ! Don't, don't do that.
Things haven't been going well for us lately.
You don't want to, you know, don't mess with things.
Things haven't been going well for us lately."
And Brielle says to her, "Oh, Aunt Crystal,
that was so us last year, but that is not us this year.
We are not those people anymore." (congregation applauding)
Can we get that mentality? We are not those people anymore.
We are not those people that go through all this stuff
that we've been through, that was so last year.
For some of you, you might have to say,
that was so yesterday,
because that's what it was for Brielle.
It was a yesterday, she said, "It is so last year."
Some of you just need to shake off the last season.
And we got to get that mentality
that we got to pursue, overtake, and recover all.
Say it again with me. Pursue, overtake, and recover all.
Now Esther, chapter five, verse one.
This was when Esther, it says,
"On the third day, Esther goes before the king."
That's when he stretches out his scepter and gives her favor.
What was it for? Not just favor for herself,
but favor to destroy the curse,
favor to turn the decree of the enemy back on his own head.
Ezra 6:15, that's the day that they finish the building of the temple.
How many understand that there's times
that God brings you into a finishing anointing?
He says that last season is done.
How many are believing him
for a finishing anointing in your life?
And last one I just want to say is,
and there's so many, so many others that aren't on the screen,
is in John chapter two, we see Jesus' first miracle.
And it was, you guessed it,
on the third day of the wedding in Cana.
See, when Jesus died and rose again on the third day,
he was fulfilling a biblical pattern.
In every single one of these situations,
you see God coming down and turning things around.
Jesus was saying, "Listen, I am the big turnaround.
I am the redeemer.