A Season Of Impartation by Dr. Craig Johnson

We have pointed out the difference between the two Greek words chronos and kairos.  Chronos speaks of our normal nine-to-five, while kairos speaks of the extraordinary moments in life when the divine intersects the common.  When a ‘kairos,’ occurs, (and a Tardemah of Divine Destiny is a kairos,) God also bequeaths power to fulfill the life words He has given!

Prophetic promises are true the moment they are spoken; yet the impartation of negligible power needed to bring them to pass is often delayed for years.

For instance, David’s first anointing with oil as Israel’s future king was characterized by an immediate impartation of God’s presence which never left him, whereas others such as Abraham had to wait years before experiencing their kairos fulfillment and corresponding empowerments.

Abraham and Sarah had to be empowered with the necessary strength to conceive Isaac.  They waited for years exploring every human avenue of fruitfulness, yet to no avail.  God imparted His power at a moment chosen and in accordance with His own will.  So it will be for you and for so many others in the near future!

Take heart.  The coming revival will be an outpouring of God’s power for both reconfirmation and impartation!

THE TARDEMAH OF UTTER GRACE – THE REDEMPTION OF IMPOSSIBLE PASTS

 “Let the quantity of thy sins be the measure of thy repentance”  (Isaac Bargrave)

“See now that I, even I am he, and there is no God with me; I kill, and I make alive; I wound, and I heal; neither is there any that can deliver out of my hand” (Deut. 32:39)

In Chapter Four, we introduced Jacob’s Tardemah of Utter Grace.  Now we will turn from its local ‘interpretation’ to its ‘global application.’  God is getting ready to redeem impossible pasts!  The question with God is never ‘can He restore?’ but rather ‘will He restore’?

 Do you have an unredeemed past?  If you have experienced ‘moral failure’ of any kind, then there are certainly those once present in your life who will never trust you again.  There are those who will never be able to bear the thought of you.  There are even others who will never be able to hear your voice proclaiming the word of God again!  There are also those who may never be able to look you in the eye without Technicolor images of your past sin flashing across the screen of their minds.  The question is: Is God one of them?