“Uproot”

Jeremiah 31:28

Uproot is defined as to remove violently or tear away from a native place or environment; to destroy; to displace; wipe out; demolish; pull down.

Being uprooted can be uncomfortable, unwanted, unwelcoming and unexpected but necessary to put us in a place where God wants and needs us to be.  Uprooting can also be because you’re a distraction. Every plant that my Father in heaven has not planted will be pulled up by the roots. Jesus gives us a parable of the kingdom of God that is like a farmer who planted good seeds and at night when he was sleeping the enemy came and planted weeds among the wheat then slipped away. And Jesus gave the explanation by saying the enemy came and did that. It’s important to understand that in our lives as well the enemy will come and try to plant bad seeds when we are sleeping. Sleeping can be defined as a moment of unawareness or a moment of weakness and spiritual sleepiness. And a lot of us have things things that God didn’t plant in us but was planted by the enemy through witchcraft by dreams in the middle of the night or when we were going through a dark time that came to fight what God had deposited in us. Anything in us that isn’t from God should and will be removed from within us, from our homes and from our churches. The enemy has one goal and one goal only and that is to steal, to kill, and destroy. 

I come by this morning to let you know do not be dismayed when God comes and uproot people or things from your life, it’s for your good. Father God we thank You for coming and uprooting and removing the things the enemy had planted in the name of Jesus. The hold and contact the enemy had has been broken and sent to the very pits of hell to die and be no more in the mighty and powerful name of Jesus. And it is so!!! Amen!!! Amen!!! Be bless and I love you!!! JE