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The greatest danger in the last days may not be the absence of spiritual activity, but the absence of spiritual accuracy. We can be passionate but not precise, gifted but not governed, anointed but not aligned. Discernment allows us to distinguish between what is good and what is God. Consecration keeps our hearts aligned with the One whose voice we’re trying to discern. Because in times of great deception, accuracy is not merely an advantage – it’s an imperative. Do you have the accuracy advantage?
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