Divine Convergence
May 27, 2026
The Risen Christ Still Stands in the Midst
May 29, 2026
The wilderness is the hidden place where Christ progressively transforms His people from self-centered living into surrendered union with Him. It is where He conquers the heart, purifies motives, removes false dependencies, and teaches us to feed upon His life alone. Through the cross, the old Adamic nature is brought to death so that resurrection life may emerge within us.
In the wilderness, sufferers become priests, and brokenness becomes intercession. Old structures, identities, and ways of seeing are shaken until only the kingdom of God remains. What begins as fire and warfare ultimately leads into deep peace, holy awe, and abiding union with Christ, where His presence, power, and purpose flow freely through a purified people.
When the work is complete, we emerge carrying the nature of Christ more than the image of ourselves. What was formed in hiddenness begins to manifest openly. The wilderness produces a people who are no longer sustained by striving, recognition, or worldly strength, but by deep union with God.
We emerge purified, surrendered, and spiritually awakened; carrying authority without ambition, power without pride, discernment without harshness, and love without mixture. The self-life has been weakened, and the life of Christ has become increasingly visible through us.
What once ruled us no longer defines us. What once shook us no longer controls us. We emerge as a priestly people who know His voice, carry His heart, endure His fire, and reveal His kingdom. The wilderness ultimately brings forth a people through whom the resurrection life, peace, glory, and intercession of Christ can freely flow into the earth.
This wilderness process is purposeful. Scripture reveals a progressive spiritual unveiling through which Christ transforms, purifies, nourishes, and prepares His people for union, priesthood, and kingdom manifestation. The sequence found in Revelation’s seven seals can be understood as a prophetic picture of this inward journey; the Lamb progressively opening and forming His nature within His people until His life fully emerges through them.
1. The First Seal: The White Horse
The First Seal reveals Christ riding forth in victorious spiritual conquest. The white horse speaks of overcoming power, the crown speaks of divine victory, and the bow without arrows points to conquest by truth rather than military force. This is Christ coming by His Spirit to conquer everything within us that resists His life, until His nature is fully formed in His people. He rides out conquering us, so that through us He may conquer.
2. The Second Seal: The Red Horse
The Second Seal reveals Christ riding forth in fiery purification. The red horse speaks of the refining fire of God working within His people, while the great sword represents the piercing and separating work of the Word of God. Peace is removed as the Spirit wages war against everything within us that opposes Christ. The sword slays carnality, mixture, and the self-life so that a purified priesthood may emerge through the fire.
3. The Third Seal: The Black Horse
The Third Seal reveals the Lamb governing the spiritual nourishment of His people. The black horse speaks of measured dealings, spiritual hunger, and the costly pursuit of Christ as our true bread. Wheat and barley point to Passover, resurrection, and feeding upon the crucified and risen Christ. Though discipleship costs everything, the oil and wine of the Holy Spirit and covenant life remain untouched and are being poured out in fullness upon God’s overcoming people.
4. The Fourth Seal: The Pale Horse
The Fourth Seal reveals Christ bringing the death of the old Adamic nature through union with His cross. The green horse speaks paradoxically of life emerging through death, for resurrection life comes only through participation in Christ’s death. The sword of His Word slays what belongs to the flesh while awakening what belongs to the Spirit. Hunger starves the old nature, and the life of Christ progressively overcomes what self-effort never could. This is not self-destruction, but the death of Christ working within us so that His resurrection life may fully emerge.
5. The Fifth Seal: The Cry of the Martyrs
The Fifth Seal reveals a surrendered priesthood gathered beneath the altar of sacrifice. These are those who have died to the soulish life and offered themselves fully to God in union with the Lamb. Their cry is not rooted in revenge, but in longing for divine vindication, revival, and the manifestation of God’s glory in the earth. Sheltered beneath Christ’s sacrifice, they intercede for the nations and groan for the unveiling of God’s kingdom among humanity.
6. The Sixth Seal: Cosmic Disturbance
The Sixth Seal reveals a cosmic shaking brought forth through divine visitation. The old heavens of human understanding, religious systems, and natural illumination are rolled away so that a new kingdom order may emerge through Christ. Mountains, islands, and stars symbolize every structure, authority, and false light shaken by the unveiling of God’s glory. The wrath of the Lamb is not destructive rage, but the fierce redemptive passion of Christ removing every obstacle between Himself and His Bride. Through this shaking, the old order passes away and the superior light of the kingdom of God begins to fully shine.
7. The Seventh Seal: Silence in Heaven
The Seventh Seal reveals the holy silence of fulfilled divine purpose and heavenly awe before the fullness of God’s work. The thunder of conquest gives way to the peace and stillness of consummation as heaven’s reality begins to invade the created realm. Christ, our Great High Priest, stands at the golden altar mingling His intercession with the prayers of His people. As these prayers ascend before God, fire from the heavenly altar is cast into the earth, releasing revelation, purification, power, and kingdom shaking. The result is not merely judgment, but the purification and transformation of creation through the manifest presence of God.
