You’re Entering A Powerful New Season of Deliverance & Transition

This is a season of great transition, of great change for the people of God. There is a plumbline being drastically dropped to divide the last season that we are exiting out of into this season that we are entering. It’s new territory. It will look very different from the old, therefore how you respond must be different. This month is the dividing line between Moses and Joshua and Caleb. There is a deliverance and a transition happening. It’s a time of great transition in the lives of the people of God.

In the last season you have carried some very heavy things, things that might have broken others. God’s grace has carried you faithfully, even though it was hard, heavy, and exhausting. You did it because you were in pursuit of obedience to the Lord. You did it because you are used to functioning in the heaviness, you are used to persevering in pain, in trial, and in rough terrain.

Exodus 3:7-8
So I have come down to rescue them from the hand (power) of the Egyptians, and to bring them up from that land to a land [that is] good and spacious, to a land [a]flowing with milk and honey [a land of plenty]—to the place of the Canaanite, the Hittite, the Amorite, the Perizzite, the Hivite, and the Jebusite.

Notice the two stages. They are bringing them out and bringing them into. This powerful transitional season that we are entering has 2 parts. The first is to bring you out of the decades with of bondages. The second is to bring you into what Almighty God has ordained and allotted to you.

The first part of the season is Moses and deliverance. The second part is Joshua and Caleb. Moses cannot enter that generation. It was a new beginning, a covenant walk, and battles in the promised land. Those who hindered grumbled, doubted, and attempted to usurp whom the Lord had placed at the helm as leader in that wilderness. None of that could enter the promise with Joshua and Caleb.

The old wine could not mix with the new wine. The wilderness and the land flowing with milk and honey could not be cross contaminated. The Lord is dropping that plumbline in this season. There cannot be cross contamination. What was in the wilderness season cannot enter or break the threshold of the new territory ahead.

The key is this, Moses was chosen to bring Israel out of Egypt and lead them through the wilderness. Joshua and Caleb were among those chosen to believe God for the inheritance of the land. Moses is for the wilderness, Caleb and Joshua are for the inheritance. Ultimately, Moses brought Israel to the threshold rather than into the inheritance. That distinction is extraordinarily important. He was the covenant mediator standing before the nation. Leadership carries representative responsibility.

Now that President Trump had the nation rededicated to the Lord, he is in a way now the covenant mediator between the nation and Almighty God. That representation has to be in submission and accurate for one to stay in that position. He cannot make himself out to be the source in all of this. It must be clear to the people that God is the source. He is just the mediator of a now reestablished covenant.

The navigation and survival in the wilderness is far different than legally entering a land under covenant and taking possession of the inheritance that God has ordained for you. Egypt represents bondage. The wilderness represents formation and refining. Remember, Joshua and Caleb were forged into the leaders that they became in the wilderness. Canaan represents inheritance. What can now be given unto you because you have been forged in the wilderness into a vessel that can now handle the stewardship and the requirements of that territory. Israel could leave Egypt in one night, but Egypt could not necessarily be removed from Israel in one night.

They came out physically before they had been transformed internally. That is why the wilderness became necessary. God had to teach a slave generation how to become a covenant people. In the wilderness the people had to learn trust instead of fear, obedience instead of rebellion, dependence instead of self-sufficiency, faith instead of sight, and covenant identity instead of slave mentality. This is why the generation that came out of Egypt largely did not enter Canaan.

There is a profound distinction between being delivered from something and being prepared to possess something. Moses was extraordinarily equipped for deliverance. Joshua and Caleb were extraordinarily equipped for inheritance. Deliverance is needed when something attempts to bind, have a claim over you, and hinders you from possessing what the Lord has for you.

The Jews did not possess in Egypt, they were the possessions. Possessions are not vessels that have the heart posture to possess because they are used to be led and dominated instead of leading and stewarding. Those who refused in their behavior, in their to transition from possession to possessor did not enter the promised land.

This is a transitional, transformative season. You have carried such weight in the wilderness; the heaviness has grown you though heavy and unfavorable circumstances. Your obedience and pursuit of the Lord caused you to even grow in it. However, you can only grow so much in the wilderness and the limits of the wilderness are about to be taken off of you.
It’s about stepping into freedom. It’s about walking into the new territory. They knew how to survive in the wilderness. Now they had to transition, to fight and prosper in the promise. The old wine of the wilderness cannot come into new territory.

When the nation was rededicated to the Lord back in May 2026, that was the prophetic announcement before the nation that we were about to transition from wilderness to a national covenant battle for the land. It was the announcement to the people of God that in their own lives, a plumbline was about to be dropped.
 
Deliverance out of Egypt, the refining in the wilderness is the first part. Then transitioning into the covenant promises and new territory, and being equipped to handle inheritance is the second part.

Hebrews 3:9-11
Where your fathers tried Me by testing [My forbearance and tolerance], And saw My works for forty years [And found I stood their test]. 10 “Therefore I was angered with this generation,
And I said, ‘They always go astray in their heart, And they did not know My ways [nor become progressively better and more intimately acquainted with them]’; 11 So I swore [an oath] in My wrath, ‘They shall not enter My rest [the promised land].’”

Those are scriptures 9-11 (911), because it’s that season. That is the plumbline, the transition Almighty God is making. It is the distinction of what and who cannot enter and go with you.

In fact, Korah’s rebellion in Numbers 14 occurred in the wilderness, and it was put down in the wilderness. Korah and 250 men. That is interesting to notice because we are in Americas 250th year and look at the rebellion that is rising in the nation through an unholy trinity of democrat, socialist, and Islam. Korah painted a picture to the people that Moses was hurting them, and Korah was truly there to deliver them. He tried to show them that he had a better way a way, an alternative path to get them out of the wilderness.

In this time in your lives, Korah’s rebellion is going to be put down those who have risen up claiming that they have a better way a better plan and are better to lead what Almighty God has ordained for you to steward. Korah was after the platform, the influence, and the wealth that came with Moses. Korah was boisterous. He was a bully. He rounded up 250 influential men among Israel to align with him and to give validation to his claim.

During that time, Moses and Joshua walked in fear of the Lord. Not mockery, not name calling, not bitterness, but the fear of the Lord and that rebellion was put down in a very public way. In fact, the Lord wanted to destroy all of the people from that rebellion. There is a vine that has risen, a branch that sounds like concern for the welfare of the people of God. That vine sounds like the truth, however the soul of it is rebellion. It’s mockery, not the fear of the Lord. It’s chasing influence as a voice of authority that they know what is best for the people, they have the way of deliverance instead of fully submitting to the Lord in their own personal lives and having command and order. They have no order in their personal lives; however they proclaim the way of deliverance for the people of God.

Korah was out of order in his personal life. His heart posture was prideful. His soul was greedy and his mind was scheming for a way to take headship that was not given unto him by God. He rallied a small influential group of people within those in the wilderness to validate his claims. The Lord allowed him to accuse. He allowed Korah to boast. He allowed Korah to scheme and just when Korah thought he was about to take Moses down, the Lord opened up the earth and swallowed him and the 250 with him before the people.

Right now, this is running prophetically parallel in the church and the nation. Watch the spectacle as it is put down nationally and in the Church. Korah never bothered to seek the Lord and ask the Lord for perspective before he decided to pursue Moses. He saw a window to exploit and he used the narrative that it was out of concern for the people when truly he was after position, power, and platform.

God commanded Moses to send men to spy out the land of Canaan. Twelve men went, one representing each tribe. Among them were Joshua who was the son of Nun (representing Ephraim) and Caleb who was the son of Jephunneh (representing Judah). The spies returned after forty days. They agreed that the land was extraordinarily fertile, but ten of them emphasized the strength of the inhabitants and their fortified cities. Their conclusion was essentially, “We are not able to go up against the people, for they are stronger than we are.”

Caleb however responded differently. His response was, “Let us go up at once and occupy it, for we are well able to overcome it.”
— Numbers 13:30

Numbers 14 explicitly contrasts Caleb and Joshua with the rest of Israel.
God says:
Numbers 14:24
But My servant Caleb, because he has a different spirit and has followed Me fully, I will bring into the land into which he entered, and his descendants shall take possession of it.

Then, later in the same chapter:
Numbers 14:30-31
30 Except for Caleb the son of Jephunneh and Joshua the son of Nun, not one of you shall enter the land in which I swore [an oath] to settle you. 31 But your children whom you said would become plunder, I will bring in, and they will know the land which you have despised and rejected.

12 spies were sent to examine the territory. Ten spies essentially said that they were not able to. Joshua and Caleb essentially said that “God is able.” That is the dividing line. The ten spies interpreted God through the circumstances. They made the circumstances greater than the capacity of Gods Power. Joshua and Caleb interpreted the circumstances through God, that the circumstances ultimately had to yield to  Almighty God’s decision and jurisdiction in the matter.

God has promised us the land, therefore the existence of obstacles does not invalidate the promise. That's biblical faith. Faith isn't pretending the giant isn't there, the obstacle isn’t there, the mountain isn’t there, or the problem isn’t there. Faith is knowing that the giant, the obstacle, the mountain, or the problem is not greater than the God who gave the promise. God and His promises legally far outweigh any obstacle that exists, however it takes His people recognizing that and coming into agreement with that for it to legally take effect and begin to change the entire landscape of the battle.

Caleb was operating from a different internal posture than the majority. He was operating from a different spiritual position and heart posture. The ten spies saw themselves in relation to the giants, “We were in our own sight as grasshoppers.” Caleb saw the giants in relation to God. This is why Caleb says in Numbers 13:30
“Let us go up at once, and possess it; for we are well able to overcome it.”

Let us go and possess it because we have been given the jurisdiction and right to take By God. In God’s Court it is already ours. The judgement has been made, the ruling stands. Notice the confidence. Caleb wasn't claiming Israel's military strength was inherently superior to the Canaanites. He was confident because God had spoken it in advance. The word of the Lord had gone ahead into the land and into the atmosphere. It had been announced and prepared the way for victory.
 
Moses and Joshua represent two different leadership assignments and two different time frames in the season. Moses was a Deliverer, Lawgiver, and Wilderness Leader Moses was equipped to confront Pharaoh, break Israel out of Egypt, establish covenant, receive the law, build the tabernacle, and lead Israel through the wilderness. He was equipped to lead them to the precipice of the promise, to the threshold. Past that threshold was a whole different landscape to navigate.

Joshua was the Successor, warrior, and inheritance Leader. Joshua was equipped to cross the Jordan, lead Israel into Canaan, confront Jericho, lead military campaigns, divide the inheritance, and establish Israel in the land. Notice that they were not competing callings. They were successive assignments in one divine purpose.

This is what this season is going to be like. In the first part is Moses where the deliverance will bring your lives to a threshold and then the plumbline of what cannot go with you. The second part is where Joshua, the warrior and the possessor, is the one who is equipped to lead and fight the covenant battles and establish the people in the land. In the wilderness, Joshua was sharpened as a leader. He was prepared in the wilderness. The Lord separated and sifted out who could not move into the inheritance in the wilderness. God gave much instruction for the people in the wilderness, and it was there that Leaders were fashioned, refined, and sharpened for the covenant land.

The wilderness has its purpose, and the Lord has allowed it to fulfill such a purpose. However, now the transition begins into the inheritance, the taking of the land, the expansion of the territory, the breaking free of Egypt, and what it internally did to you. Moses could take Israel out of Egypt, but Moses couldn't produce the faith required to possess Canaan. That is a process of people making a decision to trust the Lord. Moses could perform signs. Moses could confront Pharaoh. Moses could stretch out his rod. Moses could part the Red Sea. Moses could receive the law. Moses could intercede. Think about it, Israel saw all of it. However, Moses couldn't force Israel to believe. That's why the wilderness generation fell.

Miracles alone don't create obedient hearts. They had seen Egypt defeated, the Red Sea divided, manna from heaven, water from the rock, God's glory, and a cloud by day and fire by night. And yet they still rebelled. The problem wasn't lack of evidence or physical signs. It was unbelief the unbelief that had been fostered in Egypt, that had been rooted in the people.
They were not willing to let go of that root.

Hebrews 3–4 makes this the major theological interpretation of the wilderness generation. The Promised Land required a different heart posture, a different vision, a different preparation, and a willingness to go into new territory. Egypt taught Israel that they were slaves, they were the possession. The wilderness taught them that they depend upon God their identity is through Him and the covenant not through Egypt. Canaan required them to learn to trust God and what He says enough to obey Him in the face of opposition. For Almighty God has jurisdiction over the land. There is a level of trust, surrender, and consecration that it takes to enter the promises of God and successfully take that territory.

Joshua and Caleb saw giants but refused to make giants sovereign and the decision makers over destiny and inheritance. This is why Numbers 14 is so powerful and it drops a plumbline in obedience and vision, walking by the covenant, and walking by a surrendered heart posture. Essentially, the ten spies said, “The giants determine our future. The giants determine whether we enter, the giants determine whether we fight for the land. Their mere presence in the land is the deciding factor that will cause us to relinquish our covenant birthright to that land.” Joshua and Caleb said, “God determines our future, our position, our territory, our steps, our plan, and our purposes. God determines it, not the circumstances.” That is the difference between doubt/fear and faith. Fear says, “Look at the size of the obstacle.” Fear amplifies the obstacle and makes it far stronger and more established than it truly is. Faith says, “Look at the size of the God who gave the promise. The obstacle does not stop what He has ordained”.
 
Joshua and Caleb didn't deny reality and what they faced in the land. They denied reality's authority over God's Word and His decision from His Court that the covenant had jurisdiction over what occupied the land. That is faith. That is where we are going in this season. This is why surrender is important. God has a plan and we need to trust Him in that.

God has a plan for this nation. Yes, we see that there are boasting giants rising in the land. We see what’s occupying the land. However, Gods authority, plans, purposes, jurisdiction and decisions far outweigh what the enemy has mobilized.

We must decide whether are going to be Joshua and Caleb. We must decide whether we are going to choose to see with the vision from Heaven's perspective. Almighty God has already given the victory if we will only step into it and walk with the Lord in it. We must allow Him to order it and we must come before Him and surrender our lives, surrender what we think is best and allow the Lord to truly compel us in this season. He's compelling you out of the wilderness. He's compelling you out of Egypt. You can't stay in the wilderness forever because the generation that did, died there. You're entering the threshold of this powerful new season of transition, of change, of inheritance, and of truly being delivered from all of the heaviness that you have carried.

This is a season that we are coming into as the people of God. This season is going to be one of the most defining moments of our lives. That's why you feel the pressure, and that's why you're tired. You are at the threshold and the precipice of the breakthrough. The enemy knows this and that is why he is trying to make you antsy. He's trying to make you jump the gun with the Lord. He's trying to get you to not finish the refinement that you're about to finish so you can enter now the deliverance and the transition into the inheritance, into actually possessing what God has laid up for you, what he has ordained for you.

The wilderness allows tremendous growth that is allowed by God to prepare you to possess what he's about to give you. The wilderness reveals heart posture. People that aren't in the right heart posture end up caving in the wilderness. They end up caving to those harsh conditions of the wilderness because it truly reveals what they're made of, and it either makes them or breaks them. It made Joshua and Caleb. It broke an entire generation. That's what the wilderness is meant to do. It's meant to be a dividing line and a plumbline to either make you or break you. It is made to either equip you, sharpen you, fashion you, grow you, and get you ready to break the threshold of that new territory. Or it's going to completely break you and destroy your life because you operated in nothing but doubt, unbelief, bitterness, rebellion, combativeness, hostility, and you hardened your heart.

The wilderness softens the heart of those who are refined, even in the middle of all of the heaviness that they are carrying. It softens their heart to the things of God. Those that operate like Korah in that generation hardens their heart until it destroys everything around them. That's when the Lord says that they will not enter My rest. They will not enter these promises. They will not enter that land. They are not going with Joshua and Caleb because they have a different spirit and have not been equipped, refined, and surrendered to Me in order to be filled with My spirit. That's the season we are entering. This is such a powerful season of transition and change for the people of God.

Almighty God is not subject to the world. If our citizenship is in heaven, that means our circumstances should not necessarily be dictated on what's happening in the world. The world could be shaking, but the people of God could be prospering. They're not synonymous. The world may shake right now, and it is, and there is a great shaking going on. However, Almighty God is not subject to the systems, governments, banking, and establishments of this world. He is not subject to the financial institutions and systems of this world. He is far above it, which means if he's far above it, that means we aren't always subject to what's happening in the world because God supersedes that. God is far above that.

There's a sifting happening. There are things that can't go with you. There are things that can't enter with you. And there's a plumbline and a dividing line being dropped. When things have to break away and be broken off of your life and be removed it can be painful. However, it's not meant to hurt you. It is meant to free you in this season and in this time. It's meant to deliver you. It's meant to reposition you. It is meant to give you joy and joy unspeakable. Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning, says the Lord.

The administration is going through this too. It is just started with the Trump administration. It has just started because we're transitioning into this season. There are people that can't go. There are people that can't continue in the administration. There are people that are not equipped for what's coming ahead because the Joshuas and the Calebs are on the rise. The Joshuas and the Calebs are being called in. The Joshuas and the Calebs have been positioned. The Joshuas and the Calebs hear the Lord and have a different spirit, and they have been repositioned and repurposed and refined with the vision that doesn't come from the nearsightedness of the flesh, but from the infinite perspective of an all-powerful, almighty, everlasting God who is already in the future speaking to us in the present, navigating us through.

Moses is not equipped to deal with the giants. He's equipped to deal with the wilderness. Joshua and Caleb have been equipped to deal with the boasting, wicked, corrupt, nonsensical, greedy giants in the land. They are ready. They are refined. They have been given certain giftings. They have been given certain weaponry. They have been given certain skills. They have been given a different heart posture. They have been given a different mindset to view it from a position and jurisdiction of covenant. This is where we have to be surrendered now, consecrated, and set apart to move into this.

Joshua and Caleb didn't settle even though the 10 spies wanted to settle. They wanted to stay in the wilderness. They wanted to remain where they were comfortable.  Joshua and Caleb saw beyond that. God wasn't going to stay in the wilderness anymore. Some of you want to stay in your old season and God is moving out of it. He's moving into something so much greater and He's compelling you to catch the vision and follow after Him with a pursuit, a surrender, a holiness, and a hunger for what He has for you.

This is going to be incredibly consequential for the Trump administration and for the preparation for 2028. Watch what happens. Watch the plumbline that gets dropped. Watch the people that are exiting because room needs to be made for the Joshua's and Caleb's to be positioned to deal with the covenant battle because this land was rededicated to Almighty God. It was after that rededication when you saw the Giants really begin to rise. We are transitioning from wilderness into a covenant battle, and a victory. Joshua and Caleb didn't go in to lose. They went in from the position victory.

We already have the victory; we must go take it now. It's an incredible season of deliverance and transition. Faith is not understanding every piece. Faith is saying, I don't have to understand but I trust that God does. It is trusting who God is.  It is aligning with God and going where He needs you to go. That's faith. Get ready for this season that you're entering. We're exiting out of the old, out of that long refining season. We are breaking the threshold. We're coming into possessing that inheritance, standing firm, and defending what God has already given us.