THE MUSIC CHANGE

How many times have we watched a movie scene and the music changes? The scene never changes until the music changes; consequently, the film atmosphere switches according to the director of the film and the playwright. If the scene switches to melancholy, the music turns to sadness; if the scene turns to happiness, the music switches to an upbeat electric sound! It has always been a predictable moment for the audience, with anticipation of the next scene based on changes in the music.

When a woman or man of God enters a scene, there is a serene, angelic sound, most of the time, that sweeps the arena or your homes. Generations of Pastors know this sound; it embeds in our minds, it is tattooed in our hearts. It is the sound of heaven. Oh, how we hear and feel the love of God in our own hearts when the music changes, when a Clergy enters a scene. It reminds us once again who we are in God. "Behold what manner of love of the Father hath bestowed upon us, that we should be called the sons of God:" Brethren, when we walk in a room, the atmosphere should change every time, just as the movie scene of the entrance of a Pastor, Clergy. 

I myself recently had a doctor's routine visit, and the nurse said to me, "there is something  

different about you." She said, I am not sure what it is, but it is different. I said to the darling nurse, "I am a woman of God", and she smiled and nodded with assurance to confirm what she felt when she walked into the room that I was in. Brethren, the music changed when she entered into the room because the presence of God was there. We are ambassadors of Jesus Christ; therefore, we must always amplify our Savior by putting on Christ and his righteousness as a beautiful garment. The nurse also complimented on the fruit of the Spirit, the kindness that was demonstrated to her and others that she witnessed. Glory be to God! It was Christ in me and the hope of his glory that permeated that room. The music changed, and believe us when the music changes, the recipient's life will change also!

You see, beloved, the change of the music simplifies the presence of God in the room and his glory, which brings deliverance, healing, restoration and salvation, hallelujah! This is what a yielded vessel of God can do with surrendering our time to God with prayer and reading his word. Yes, brethren, we pray and read God' s word for our congregations; however, we must do it for ourselves. Never lose yourself to your congregation or any man; always remember that you are to receive the first fruit of the vine, Jesus, and then you feed God's flock, and when you walk in a room the atmosphere will change like the movies, and there will be a sweet aroma of Jesus, lingering in the air, the Lilly of the Valley.  

When Jesus entered into a room, the atmosphere changed immediately. When he preached, taught, and read the scriptures, the congregation's eyes were fastened on him, as in they were locked, transfixed in the Spirit because the music had spiritually changed when he entered. God wants the same for us. We can do all things  

through Christ, which strengthens us. Brethren, you must believe it!  Surrender all to him, this moment in time, your heart, mind and soul and when you do, the music will change when you enter a room and all men (mankind) will yield to the presence of God and give him all of his glory when you surrender all to your heavenly Father God. AMEN 

May the grace of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ be with you all.  AMEN. 

Glory Be To God,

Reverend Helen Trower

 "And there was delivered unto him the book of the prophet Esaias. And when he had opened the book, he found the place where it was written, The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor; he hath sent me to heal the brokenhearted, to preach deliverance to the captives, and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty them that are bruised, To preach the acceptable year of the Lord. And he closed the book, and he gave it again to the minister, and sat down. And the eyes of all them that were in the synagogue were fastened on him" (LUKE  4: 17-20).