Jennifer Butler is a Mother of two Kingdom warriors of the gospel, J’zpar, aged 7 and J’myson, aged 11, who live together in Central Virginia. As a laid down lover of Christ she has followed the leading of the Holy Spirit and journaled her adventures with her boys as they have grown together in Christ. She has been an active evangelist, revivalist, teacher, speaker and intercessor. PioneerRemnant Ministries is a 508c1a and was birthed in Jennifer’s heart, as the vision was written down and made plain she surrendered it all to God. As an open hand ministry, God has led the ministry in every capacity and the expansion of this Kingdom work has come through dedication, perseverance, prayer and intercession.
Look up! Look up! Look up! – A Word by Jennifer Butler
Jennifer Butler
Email: PioneerRemnantMinistrie
Awakened at 5 a.m. I sat up and prayed for you all! Hearing the words Look up three times in a row! This is the first time I have heard a phrase three times in sequence. Normally I will hear it once or twice back to back. Today, God awakened us all to new levels!
There are new levels of wisdom opened to you! New levels of knowledge opened to you! New levels of understanding opened to you!
The rivers from the throne room of Heaven have opened up and as you keep moving forward and looking up, the Holy Spirit is filling you to an overflow.
New levels of faith, new levels of hope, new levels of worship!
His love has never failed! His love has never given up! His love has never walked out on you!
“Look up,” in New Testament Greek, is the word anablepo (an-ab-lep’-o). When ana (an-ah’), meaning up, is used as a prefix, as in this case, it also implies intensity or reversal.
Blepo (blep’–o) means literally to have sight, to see, and figuratively to observe, discern, perceive. Blepo frequently implies special contemplation.
There is a radical change that is coming! A paradigm shift that will change the projectory of your everyday life circumstances.
Abram who is instructed by God to look up to heaven and envision the stars so that he might believe in the vast number of the descendants God promised to give him (Gn 15:5-6) or . . .
Jesus who looks up to heaven before blessing and breaking the five loaves and two fish so that the offering feeds 5,000 men besides women and children (Mt 14:19-21) or . . .
The blind man from Bethsaida with Jesus’ spit in his eyes who is commanded to look up just before his sight is restored (Mk 8:22-25)
Look up! Look up! Look up!
God is always speaking! Are we listening?
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