Ever felt that something was off in your spiritual environment but couldn't quite name it? In prayer, God revealed a powerful truth about "strange fire" through Leviticus 10 that spoke directly to my heart—and might speak to yours. When Aaron's sons offered worship God hadn't asked for, it revealed a timeless truth about presumption in our approach to God. If you've been wounded by leadership, sensed something amiss in worship, or felt convicted about your own casual reverence, this message offers healing clarity. God whispered, "Among those who are near me, I will be sanctified"—a personal invitation back to holy ground.

One major sign I see in those who are practicing superstition—rather than discerning God’s mind about a matter—is that they become utterly stuck. What often begins as a pure desire to hear God’s voice and walk in obedience gets hijacked by a fear of missing His will or an urgency to rush His timing.

As I reflected on all of this, I realized that Holy Spirit wasn’t just giving me a lesson in vocabulary—He was giving me an invitation. An invitation to listen more deeply, to pay attention when He highlights something, and to embrace my prophetic nature as a child of God.

We were created to hear Him. It’s how we take hold of His promises, how we become His hands to those around us, and how we partner with Him in restoring families, cities, and the world.

So, I challenge you…