Order in the Court

Just as in an earthly courtroom, when disorder threatens the process, one declaration brings everything back into alignment: Order in the court. I submit to you that God is speaking this same declaration today—not as a rebuke, but as a preparation. Disorder is threatening His process for creating the right conditions to awaken the seeds of possibility—the coming super bloom. This is not God reacting in anger. Scripture reminds us plainly: “For God is not the author of confusion but of peace.” (1 Corinthians 14:33) Peace does not mean passivity. Peace is the fruit of divine order.

In every courtroom, when the judge enters, a person of the court announces, “All rise.”    I believe that command is a direct quote from God to step it up a notch or two. If you have fallen back or fallen down, RISE. If you have gotten sloppy in your ministry, your call, or in managing your life, RISE!

God does nothing randomly. When God prepares to move, He rearranges. Creation itself began in chaos, but God spoke order into the void. He is commanding order into disorder. Remember, order isn’t restriction—it’s preparation."Let all things be done decently and in order.” (1 Corinthians 14:40)

God specifically said, "If You Want to Oversee, You Can’t Overlook. To oversee is to carry God-given responsibility with awareness, authority, and accountability over what has been entrusted to you. Oversight is stewardship. He said, "I am raising overseers who are not afraid to examine broken places."To overlook means to fail to notice or consider something. It implies something important was present—but attention wasn’t given to it.

Eli knew what his sons were doing and he chose to not restrain them (start at 1 Samuel 2:12 and read through Chapter 4, it's such a great read!). Eli wasn’t judged for ignorance—he was judged for overlooking what he knew. He held the position of judge, but refused the responsibility of correction.

The Hebrew year 5786 carries the meaning to blind, to put out. In the file below are the five types of blindness beyond physical blindness that may cause us to "turn a blind eye." (This was shared in the fall during the Prophetic Outlook.)

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To turn a blind eye means to pretend not to notice—even when you know something is wrong. Eli turned a blind eye! God sent a messenger to Eli to warn him. My Bible prefaces it with "Prophecy Against Eli's House." God was already raising a priest who would obey. (Samuel). I see a turning point in this story when the Lord told Eli that he honored his sons more than Him. The conclusion to it all is Eli lost his authority through negligence. You cannot carry authority over what you refuse to confront. You cannot steward what you keep ignoring. And what you authorize long enough will eventually testify.

God is calling order in the court—not to shame us, but to prepare us. Because when order is restored, conditions are right… the super bloom can finally break forth.

Let's discuss:

1. If God is calling “All rise” over this season, what area is He asking you to step up, clean up, or take responsibility for again? What does rising look like in practical action, not just intention?

2. Where in your life, ministry, or leadership has God already made you aware of disorder—but you’ve chosen to overlook it rather than confront it?

3. What did you learn in this message that will help your super bloom break forth?

Watch the message "Order in the Court" here: https://youtu.be/_NW-PbykVgE?si=eYvwQ-HlTixmyidB