Conquer Your Mountain

Kim Clement - Conquer Your Mountain

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Conquer Conquer Your Mountain Warriors, It's almost 2013! Many great things happened during 2012 and even though we faced hardships and trials, which are to be expected in life, we survived and even laughed a lot more than we had in previous years. How can we smile, have joy and even get excited when we are faced with so much evil and darkness? Well, let's look at a few things before we travel together to the mountain in Israel and hear the Word of the Lord on December 31st. We are NOT going to enter 2013 with one negative word on our lips, but rather the word "CONQUER" will resonate and prepare our path to many victories. You may be saying, “Kim, you're just too positive! How can we truly believe this?” Sir Winston Churchill was once asked to give the qualifications of a person needed in order to succeed in politics, and he replied: "It is the ability to foretell what is going to happen tomorrow, next week, next month, and next year. And to have the ability afterwards to explain why it didn't happen." That is what is required for politicians, not God's prophets and messengers. Look at Isaiah as an example. Isaiah lived in momentous days, in critical days of international upheaval, and he wrote what many consider to be the greatest book in the Old Testament. You see Isaiah move with fearless dignity through the chaos of his day, firm in his quiet faith and steadfast in God. At a time when empires were rising and falling (as we see today), and his nation was in trouble, it was Isaiah who wrote, "In returning and rest you shall be saved; in quietness and confidence shall be your strength." I have been accused by some of being too positive and not realistic. Why? Because I refuse to agree with the prognosticators screaming from avenues, the greatest being the news media, who have to admit that they are wrong most of the time, but rarely do. What a "ridiculous" statement for Isaiah to

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make at such at tumultuous time!!! "IN RETURNING AND REST YOU SHALL BE SAVED; IN QUIETNESS AND CONFIDENCE SHALL BE YOUR STRENGTH."

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And when a new generation faced the arduous talk of rebuilding a ruined economy, a ruined nation, it was the words of Isaiah the prophet that gave them courage. "But those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles, they shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not faint." Isaiah-type prophets are what we need to hear today, crying out as he did above the persistent repetition of world upheaval, "Comfort, YES, comfort My people." We don't need prognosticators in pulpits. There are way too many of them, simply repeating what is apparently evident and in your face - false depictions of the future. Oh I know there is trouble with the economy; we face war, we have weak leaders, yadda yadda, but is THAT HOW WE SHOULD BE RESPONDING? BY SIMPLY AGREEING WITH THESE REPORTS AND FALLING TO PIECES? Isaiah was much more than a prophet, he was an evangelist who presented Jesus Christ and the Good News of the Gospel. Isaiah’s “Servant Song” about Jesus (Isa. 52:13—53:12) is quoted or alluded to nearly forty times in the New Testament.

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The prophet wrote about the birth of Christ (7:14; 9:6; Matt. 1:18—25); the ministry of John the Baptist (Isa. 40:1—6; Matt. 3:1ff); Christ’s anointing by the Spirit (Isa. 61:1—2; Luke 4:17—19); the nation’s rejection of their Messiah (Isa. 6:9—11; John 12:38ff); Christ, the “stone of stumbling” (Isa. 8:14; 28:16; Rom. 9:32—33; 10:11; 1 Peter 2:6); Christ’s ministry to the Gentiles (Isa. 49:6; Luke 2:32; Acts 13:47); the Savior’s suffering and death (Isa. 52:13—53:12; Acts 3:13; 8:32—33; 1 Peter 2:21— 25); His resurrection (Isa. 55:3; Acts 13:34); and His return to reign as King (Isa. 9:6—7; 11:1ff; 59:20— 21; 63:1—3; Rom. 11:26—27; Rev. 19:13—15). HE DID ALL OF THIS IN CRITICAL DAYS OF INTERNATIONAL UPHEAVAL!!

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It is this emphasis on redemption that gives Isaiah a message for the whole world. While it is true he ministered to the little nation of Judah, and wrote

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Kim Clement - Conquer Your Mountain about nations and empires that for the most part are no longer on the world scene, his focus was on God’s plan of salvation for the whole world. Isaiah saw the greatness of God and the vastness of His plan of salvation for Jews and Gentiles alike. Isaiah was a patriot, but not a bigot; he saw beyond his own nation to the gracious work God would do among the Gentile nations of the world.

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MY INSTRUCTION FROM GOD WHEN I WAS CALLED TO AMERICA IN 1974: COMFORT MY PEOPLE. And I'm not going to change it. The English word "comfort" comes from two Latin words that together mean, "with strength." When Isaiah says to us, "Be comforted!" it is not a word of pity, but of power. God's comfort does not weaken us it strengthens us. God is not indulging us, but empowering us. During Isaiah's time God's people were chastened and then...RESTORED!! This is a period of restoration for God's people. CONQUER YOUR MOUNTAIN WITH ME When I stand in Israel with my team and all of you via our KCTV broadcast, I will share the prophetic Word with you and lead us together into a restorative 2013. I believe that your mountain will begin to be conquered. I will journey from Jerusalem, where I will wil l take every one of your requests request s in my hand to the Wailing Wall and pray together there, as I do every Sunday morning in my garden. Then I will carry your prayers to the mountain in Israel and proclaim His word, and cast your written prayers from the mountain. 2013 - CONQUER YOUR MOUNTAIN! You can start sending in your prayer requests now to [email protected] and I will take them from there, print them up and carry them to Israel with me. (All requests to be printed must be emailed in by December 22nd.)

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"The last 2-3 nights I have been in such pain in my neck and having great headaches. It hurt just to have pressure on my head from lying on my pillow at night. I spent a few nights in tears because of it. But, after the prayer and sowing when you said it was time to sow, I went to bed without any pain! I have not had the pain all day!" - Sherry "I am the guy who asked the Lord for a testimony of my own after Kim received his


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testimony when his back was healed. The Lord healed my left hand so that I could continue praising him with my bass guitar. The thing is that now I can play much better than I did before the Lord Jesus healed my hand. I can do things with my instrument that had been a struggle previously. This goes along with promises from the Lord that he made to me, and reassured to me repeatedly, regarding my physical body." - Eric "I have been on a fixed income since 2002. I have been tithing & giving offerings for months. Recently God provided extra funds in the amount of almost $10,000 to assist my Mom who is not well. I thank God for His generosity & for you all as you stood with me in prayer." - Cathy

Article from Donne' Clement Petruska I recently took a trip to Europe, as many of you know, and it was a life changing experience. I visited many churches, cathedrals and abbeys as I ventured with my husband through many European countries. Our first stop was London, England. Some of you may have seen my broadcast from Buckingham palace that was aired the same week on The Den, where we discussed the prophecy my father gave regarding the capture of Osama Bin Laden. Our flight into London was easy; I slept 8 of the 11 hours, and surprisingly enjoyed the meal. My husband John said that when he turned to wake me and ask if I wanted the chicken or the beef that I was drooling on myself, which wasn’t as embarrassing as I would have expected considering how tired I was having just finished final exams at school. Also, I found out a week later that I was pregnant so I’m sure that added to my exhaustion without me even realizing it. When we landed, we gathered our four pieces of luggage (big mistake, next trip we will have one piece each) and went to look for a cab to take us to our hotel. My cousin Joelle lives in London and had warned us not to, under any circumstances, take the black taxicabs but rather the yellow numbered ones because the black cabs charge more money and take advantage of unsuspecting tourists where the yellow cabs have a regulated flat rate that they are bound to. (Let that be a warning to any of you who are planning a trip to London, take the yellow cabs!) Unfortunately, even after we had been


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warned, we forgot, in all the excitement, and got into a big beautiful vintage black taxicab…and 80 pounds was the consequence. I quietly observed the ancient city as we passed through. The first thing that struck me was the mix of new and old buildings. Ancient relics alongside new construction stood out to me as a testament to this city. It reminded me of San Francisco, New York and even New Orleans, and of course, all of those towns were probably influenced by London from their very beginnings. I personally preferred the old construction, still standing, sometimes overgrown, which made it even more beautiful to me. While in London, we visited Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London and the Tower Bridge, all of them astounding and beautiful. But one place in particular stood out to me the most, Westminster Abbey. We went there twice, the first time it was too late to go inside so we ventured around this millennium old place of worship from the outside. I was shocked at this structure, that something this old could be this detailed and beautiful. The entrance alone was shockingly detailed and stunningly beautiful. A huge statue of Mary with the baby Christ adorns the doors to this massive work of art. We made it inside the next day and it was even more astounding as we walked through the marble church. All around were the tombs of famous names in history, flung to the forefront of my mind and memory as I came upon Mary Queen of Scotts, Queen Elizabeth and even Charles Darwin and Sir Isaac Newton in their final resting places. Everywhere was marble and gold, carved with the utmost skill and unending patience. It blew my mind how these works of art were created, how long it must have taken, entire lifetimes dedicated to the creation and expression of this one place. And as we continued through, it occurred to me that as beautiful and life changing as it was to witness such a place; it is still only a museum now. Yes, services are held there, and I’m sure there are many genuinely dedicated people who attend and conduct these services, yet it is still a graveyard, albeit a magnificent one. It registered very strongly in my heart that the Spirit of God is not confined there, but alive and moving throughout the city and the world. That this was a place from which to look back and reflect, perhaps to guide into the future in some ways, but certainly, it was a tomb. And this theme stuck with me throughout our trip through Europe. In Italy, France, The Netherlands, Denmark, Poland and Germany, I visited numerous historic churches and cathedrals, but always left feeling I had visited a memorial to the dead things, as beautiful, inspirational and interesting as it may have been to see, I knew that God was not confined to these places, or any place or single group of people. He is the creator of culture and diversity and moves freely and continuously through all places and peoples. This only made me feel more love for those who are different than I am, for anyone who


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may not think exactly the way I do or use the same language that I use. I will be glad to share more details of our trip in future articles, where I can give more details of each place that we went to. Before we left London, we were stuck in a huge traffic jam because of the new skyscraper being built there. The construction had just reached the height that made it the tallest building in Europe, which was a cause for much celebration in the streets of London. The massive structure, almost all glass, rose high above the city, touching the ancient sky. And as I looked up at it, and around at all the other buildings within my view, I noticed how much of the new architecture in London is glass, reflective. This was interesting to me as it seemed to represent a generation reflecting its past, a past that reaches so far back in history, that has influenced so much of our world today. And I was quietly touched in my heart and honored to have visited one of the few places in the world that still has a royal family with castles and knights and crown jewels, and inspired by the beautiful and resilient old things that continue to stand the test of time. UPDATES I am glad to give a brief report on my new sisters, LiAnn and Mia. They are doing extremely well, and I especially noticed after being away for six weeks. I returned to a much more outgoing Mia who is looking a thousand times healthier than after her surgery earlier this year. Her hair is growing and so is her confidence. She will be having another surgery before the end of the year to complete everything that needs to be done to her little heart so that she is 100%. Because she still has a ventricular septal defect, which is a hole in her heart, they will have to do another surgery. But after that she will be a normal, healthy little girl. LiAnn is talking and talking and is definitely a great big sister to Mia. She is a leader through and through and loves to be in control. She can see much better, thanks to the procedures they have done to improve her eyesight and she is a sweet and loving little girl, and cute as a button. We thank you for all your prayers and support through the adoption and all the surgeries and sleepless nights. We know that this is definitely God’s will. We are so excited to continue to share with you as they grow and progress, especially because they will start school soon so I’m sure we’ll have a lot to tell you. This will be our first Christmas together with Mia and LiAnn and we are so excited! We can’t wait to experience all of our Christmas traditions with them and see what they do. I’m sure when they see the big tree and all the lights, and all the wonderful things my mom does to make sure Christmas is special for us, they will be elated. As we celebrate this most wonderful time of the year with our new family members, we pray that each of you have a cherished and special Christmas season too. Love, Donne’ Copyright © 2012 Kim Clement Center. All rights reserved. r eserved.


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