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Wilderness is a place of spiritual wandering. Where you wonder if God is with you, where you wonder why this is happening to me, when is this is going to end, where you wonder if the words spoken

over your life by prophetic voices in your life or really just

bunch of people just made up their stuff where a lot of times you wonder did you really get

delivered or you still need more delivers there's a lot of questions a lot of doubts spiritual

wilderness is usually a place where our feelings fade our Our finances get dry, relationships get sour,

and our experiences with God become extremely shallow. And we begin to have a lot of questions

and a lot of wonders. Wilderness is, if you are taking notes, I want you to write this down, the warfare of wilderness.

The first thing I want to mention is the warfare of wilderness.

Wilderness is not where the spiritual warfare begins, but this is where God is preparing us for dominion.

When Israel was removed from Egypt through deliverance, they went through a dry season before they

entered into the Promised Land. In the Promised Land is where they exercised their Dominion. It's where they

walked in their victory. They drove the enemies out. But in the wilderness is where God was developing

them. This was a dry place. This was a place where there was lack of water,

there was lack of provision, there was a lot of struggles in wilderness. Jesus, similar thing

happened to Jesus. Jesus experiences a great feeling of the spirit at the river Jordan and the

scripture says right after that he goes to, he goes to wilderness.

Elijah has a great fire that comes, famine ends, drought ends, and then Elijah goes for 40 days

in wilderness. He's a lot of questions to God. You know, Lord, I don't want to live anymore.

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