The second lesson I learned at my first preview service was that no matter how hard I pray for gifts to manifest, my people cannot read my mind.
The majority of my gifts are in the revelatory realm. I kind of pick things up by the Spirit and sometimes assume that everyone around me is getting the same thing I am getting. I have learned in the past week or so that this is not the case. If everyone was getting the same thing I was getting I would not be needed.
Near the end of worship I felt like we were on the verge of a breakthrough and i wanted to linger in worship a little longer. I had given Wes some pretty clear instructions before the service multiple times. I changed those instructions with a little more than a sentence. Poor Wes found himself with the microphone in his hand and had no clue where we were going.
I could have easily given him some clearer instructions but I didn’t. Praise God he pulled though and I doubt anyone noticed. The anointing just thickened at the end of worship.
But my team wants to serve the vision we have received from God and they can’t do that if i don’t articulate it. I don’t want my people to think that they are on their own and I don’t want them to think that I don’t care about their part.
I just have to schedule in enough time to educate people on expectations and have a clear enough picture of what we are going to do so that others know exactly what their roles will be.
If your people do not know where you as a group are heading, it is not their lack of discernment, it is your lack of communication. And we are supposed to be professional communicators.
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