It was in the year King Uzziah died that I saw the Lord. He was sitting on a lofty throne, and the train of his robe filled the Temple. Isaiah 6:1

 

I’ve been walking around for the past two days singing the phrase, “Let the whole train fill the room.”

 

It has got me pondering the heart of God as He has been putting those words in my mouth and heart.

 

Last week in worship His presence was so heavy in our midst, I realized that even in my own walk and religious bents I had not yet allowed His whole train to fill the room. As we released prophetic music and sounds at His leading, there was a vibrant eruption of so many things. Tears, joy, freedom, glory.

 

I realized I was in the middle of a divine shift I had been waiting on for years. However, I would never have imagined it would be this beautiful and this perfect.

 

But God knew.

 

The next day I was overwhelmingly grateful of the past prayers for a “thing” that He never answered. He knew I was settling for a lesser thing when what He had planned was going to allow His whole train to fill the room.

 

The Holy Spirit kept me for years silent in some giftings until it was Heaven’s time for it to be released. Yet, it had to be with the right people, the right place, in the right time, and with a freedom I had yet to experience personally.

 

I was sharing with our support group last night that sometimes we latch onto a thing because it’s just a little more free than the previous place, but one day you find out it’s still not yet “it.”

 

The Church is coming into an era where His presence will be the whole train filling the room. Not half of it, pieces of it, or even the sliced and diced pieces we’ve made Him out to be. No, it will be His whole train filling the room.

 

His holiness, His power, His righteousness, His fire. His rain.

 

There is a bubbling brook of His manifest presence stirring deeply the waters.

 

For those willing to cast off the old methods and man-made ways, He will now have room to fill the temple. For those who can allow Him His rightful place in ruling and reigning, we will see His manifold glory in our midst.

 

Aren’t you weary of only seeing bits and pieces of Him? I am.

 

People of God; let us move out of His way so that His whole train can fill our rooms.