Hemel vineyard my words for you…

Look again at the invitation- for what and for who

A rediscovery is what I propose

And loosening assumptions of how this should go

Lift up what is fixed for I’m bringing a move

Release your grip on things

I’m prompting you to lose

Allow my shift,

Trust my positioning

This is a time for a deep revisioning

I've said to you follow- I’m at the helm

I’ve come to guide you, not to overwhelm.

You're not the ones designing, I'm your architect.

Relax without this pressure, for I will direct.

Most important is your attention, give me your gaze.

Sit with me a while and I'll define your ways, I'll take you to the unexpected in reimagined ways. Inspiration from my heart with compassion as a wave.

Be people of praise, let thanksgiving spring up.

Hold closely as a family, reflecting my love.

Supporting one another honours me. This love expressed is what others will see.

Don't set aside these friendships or fun and games.

Through simple joy and living

I am praised I'm so for you, if you see my expression

I'm full of promise, with excited expectation.

What overjoys me most isn't schedule or doing.

But rather a deeper, personal renewing

Not in buildings or activities, but rather in the quiet

In the walls of each heart as you lift my name higher

It’s from here that I will send you out

Not to meet a criteria but to declare what I’m about

Lean on me for my love of these people and town

I’m ready to share it, for this passion to surround

May your church be defined by hunger and seeking

You hearts brimming, causing involuntary leaking

I’ve chosen you as a place for my presence

What I ask is that you humble yourselves together

I’m calling a gathering, a deeper surrender

Am I your priority, your main agenda?

Set down distractions and the status quo

I’ve never led people to be balanced you know

Wait here for me and I’ll release a cry in your hearts

That invites my presence in the streets that are dark

From intimacy I’ll birth this life inside

Church are you ready to be my bride?

written by Jenny