The presence of the anointing generates something new. In Judges 14:5-6, when a lion attacked Samson, the anointing of God came heavily upon him and the lion was easily destroyed. Also in Judges 15:14-16 when Samson was bound and brought to his enemies, the anointing descended upon him and the yokes were destroyed. With the jaw bone of an ass he levelled 1000 enemies, while the rest fled for their lives. As the anointing of God comes upon you this season, every yoke of the enemy upon your life shall be destroyed. Every rope or chain tying you and your destiny down shall be destroyed in Jesus name. What about an ordinary farmer like Saul? When the anointing oil touched his head, he began to prophecy (1 Samuel 10:1-11). There is a link between the anointing and singing, particularly singing a new song. In John 9:1-25, the man who was born blind had his eyes anointed by Jesus and he regained his sight and began to sing: 'I was blind but now I see'. Are you physically blind or are you spiritually blind? As the anointing of God touches you this season, you shall receive your sight. Beside the erstwhile blind man, David also sang a new song. In Psalm 89:1, he kept saying, 'I will sing of the mercies of the Lord for ever'. When you look at his life, I believe he had several reasons to sing. He was a forgotten shepherd boy but the anointing turned him into the king of the whole nation. Whenever the anointing flows, new things are bound to happen that will make people sing. Usually, when people experience a thing of joy - particularly when it is of a great measure, they will subconsciously begin to sing and dance. This season is your joyful season. This season is your dancing season. You will sing and dance and people will dance and celebrate with you. Your sorrow will give way to dancing. Your weeping has come to an end and joy is taking over your situation.

Amen!

Amen.