How do you know when a church, ministry, or church program is “successful”?
It’s hard to measure success, wouldn’t you agree? Measuring quantity is a helpful metric but it doesn’t really determine “success”.
I am part of a group of prayer warriors who meet weekly for breakfast and prayer. We call it the Warrior Table.
A few months ago, we met for the last time because Mama D (the leader) is moving to North Carolina. Mama D recounted that she’s made breakfast for over 3000 women over the years.
It’s an incredible testimony of how a small act of obedience became a big act of obedient service. God has been honored by every cracked egg, and every piece of bacon that was enjoyed as the women gathered to pray.
There were about 20 women at the final breakfast; about 12 of them spoke about how they’ve been impacted by the Warrior Table. As I was listening, several (at least 6) said gave a testimony of how they’ve transformed over the years into a different person. Each one said it was as a result of being part of the Warrior Table.
That’s when I heard the Lord say to my spirit, “It’s not about how many who have been fed around the table, but about how many have been transformed by it.”
In that moment, I understood how God evaluates success. It’s about transformation - being changed by Jesus.
In the 1st episode of the first season of the TV series Chosen, Mary Magdalene says something to Nicodemus when he questioned her about her transformation.
Here is what I can tell you: I was one way and now I am completely different;
and the thing that happened in between was him.
Sometimes it’s hard to notice transformation in ourselves or others because the change can be small at first. Perhaps that’s why it’s difficult to quantify it to determine if something is “successful”.
When God wants to highlight a point, He puts constant reminders in front of us so that we don’t miss what He’s saying.
God has been speaking to the body of Christ about transformation and I’ve been listening. I began praying to have eyes to see and hears to hear when transformation is happening. It’s an exciting prayer to pray; I encourage you to do the same.
He started giving me prophetic visions and words that I put into the design and creation of the Transformation Collection so that His word would be released beyond my limited circle of influence.
I love the worship flags in the Transformation Collection, and I know you’ll love them too.
It doesn’t matter where you live, something needs to change. You and I need transformation. Our cities needs transformation. Our countries needs transformation.
Prophecy is transformational in its nature. It’s the word of the Lord that has been creating something new since the beginning of creation. Worship flags are prophetic declarations, which makes them powerful weapons in a spiritual battle.
If you’re looking for breakthrough to be fully transformed by Jesus and have victory in every part of your life or ministry, now is the time to lift up a banner and make a prophetic declaration with the Transformation Collection.
Have you been transformed by Jesus? Please leave a comment to share your story. Every transformed life is a success story in heaven, and needs to be told and celebrated.
