God is raising willing volunteers, willing troops, and willing youths for His glory and harvest. The fervor, fire, zeal, and passion of His people are critical ingredients for surviving and thriving in the day of battle. These are imperatives for revival.
Psalm 110:3 (KJV)
“Thy people shall be willing in the day of thy power, in the beauties of holiness from the womb of the morning: thou hast the dew of thy youth.”
The Challenge of Our Generation
The lack of willingness is visible today. Many young people are lethargic, taken captive by sin, or enslaved to the taskmaster—the devil. Some live double lives, adjusting their spirituality based on location. Others attend church but stop short of committing their hearts to Christ. Still others are hooked to spiritism and ungodly influences through movies, relationships, and culture.
They need the help of God to be liberated. Only a willing, empowered soul can help others find liberty. As Loren Cunningham once said: “You’re either a missionary or a mission field.”
The Call to Kingdom Responsibility
God is looking for volunteers—people who serve Him out of love, not transaction. Yes, He blesses, but He desires commitment rooted in devotion, not in expectation of reward. This is a call to die to self and the dictates of the old man.
The army God is raising is a holy army, arrayed in holy splendor. Their identity is purity. They belong to the holy priesthood after the order of Melchizedek (Psalm 110:4; 1 Peter 2:5). Their altars are holy, and their sacrifices of worship and kingdom labors are acceptable to God. They offer living sacrifices for the redemption of men.
Purity as the Requirement
God is ready to pour out His holy treasures, but He will not give them to those who regard sin. The requirement to step into prophetic destiny is commitment to love righteousness and hate iniquity.
Joseph’s future was preserved because of purity. He carried God’s anointing because he refused to compromise. Esau, by contrast, exchanged God’s gift for a mere pottage. Scripture warns against casting holy things to dogs or pearls to swine—symbols of uncleanness and backsliding.
The landscape of young people in ministry needs a fresh baptism of holiness. Your life and service must be enshrined in the beauties of His holiness.
Conclusion
God is ready to distribute spiritual graces and gifts, but He seeks a right heart posture. He is raising a strong generation of young people who will live for Him and do exploits. The call is clear: rise to a life of willingness, consecration, and purity.
“Thy people shall be willing in the day of thy power.”
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