Shatece McLeod – Or last, um, during the conference last week, Chuck sent me and Vicki to sound and land journey in Mississippi. Now, when I’ve heard or think about Mississippi, it used to make me cringe ’cause of poverty. So the Lord formed this team. Only the Lord could do it ’cause I didn’t really know Vicki personally. And I was saying, “Oh yeah, my husband can go with us and your husband, he’s a land developer. My husband, he has roots in Mississippi.” And I knew him like, no, by the Spirit of God, it’s just you and Vicki that’s gonna go. So I wanna let you know, don’t try to force teams in being familiar. “Well, that’s my husband, so he has to go.” No, by the Spirit of God, he formed this team, me and Vicki, who is a real estate owner. So as we’re driving down this two-way highway in Mississippi, she began first. This woman is a Jewish woman who owns her own business, and she felt a need to unlock wealth in me. Holy Spirit came in that car, not knowing what he was about to do, Chuck. It was a setup. Holy Spirit, we drove down the roads. I’m with a white woman, this black woman whose parents pick cotton, brothers pick cotton, we’re in this car, Holy Spirit just ushering us down the road of cotton fields all around us. By the Spirit, I heard the Lord said, “You’re gonna have to stop and pick some cotton.” If he would have told me to do that prior to the trip, I wouldn’t have done it, not me. I’m not picking no cotton. My family has told me about that, what they went through in picking cotton. By the time that came in my spirit, Vicki said, “Shatece, we’re supposed to stop and you’re supposed to pick cotton as a redemption for the land.” Chuck, when I got out that car, the Spirit of dominion hit me. I walked on that land like I owned it. I didn’t go there as a slave cotton worker, field worker. He sent me into a cotton field. A cotton field. He’s gonna send you into unusual fields with the Spirit of dominion. Hear that. When I got on that land, I walked like I owned it, didn’t care. It was like the Spirit of dominion was on me. I picked time, I bent over, Chuck. I felt the Spirit of God come through that ground. I felt the cries and the travail of those workers. I felt the travail, he said, “This is how you’re gonna redeem the sound.” The sound came out of the cotton fields.

Chuck Pierce – Let’s all stand up. We gonna get this. I feel the anointing on this.

Shatece McLeod – As I’m picking it, I can feel now this is only two minutes and the hot sun is beaming. I’m like, how did they do this all day? I couldn’t be doing it for two minutes. But when the time I got that cotton in my hand, a sound of dominion came out of me and it echoed throughout the cotton fields. And the Lord says, “I’m redeeming it to his original intent.” I tell you, I never heard a cry like the Lord released during that moment. And he said, now the slaves, their descendants would become landowners. And I said, “I’m one of them!” I am one of them. But I had to be unlocked first. I had to be unlocked, ’cause I had a spirit of poverty in me. I did. You can dress it up sometimes and not realize you still have poverty. And the Lord used a white, Jewish, wealthy businesswoman to unlock me in the cotton fields of Mississippi. Only God could do that.

Chuck Pierce – You better loose that sound over us, honey.

Chuck Pierce – Yom Kippur is about redemption. There’s gonna be some place you stand tomorrow, and all of a sudden, you’re gonna feel it start shaking in your feet, knowing, wait a minute, something else is happening. Go on, Linda. Go ahead, Linda.

Linda Heidler – My father’s roots are in Mississippi, and I have just carried so much shame because of how the black people were treated in Mississippi. And I have prayed and I have sought the Lord, and I have just said, “How is this ever supposed to be rectified?” I mean, how could we go back generations, and how is redemption supposed to come because of all that the white people did to the black people in Mississippi? And it’s just been like a weight on my heart, and periodically, I’ll think about it. The last few weeks, I have been thinking about my Mississippi heritage ’cause I have always rejected it. I’ve just always felt like I want no part of that because of the shame that was on it. Shatece, this is redemption for me too.

Chuck Pierce – Wow.

Linda Heidler – This is redemption for me too, to have the Lord say, “This, this is how. This is how redemption is gonna come. It is not gonna come through government programs. It is not gonna come through work or it is gonna come by the Spirit of God saying, “This is your day of redemption.”

Shatece McLeod – Chuck, the Lord wanted me to give, this was given to me, and in time I got it, I’m like, “This is not for me.” And what it is, it’s a jar of holes. Holes in pockets denotes poverty, right? And it has the state of Mississippi in it. And he said you’re supposed to break it. And it has the cotton in it that I picked. And I don’t know, he told me to bring it to you as a representation of the Lord redeeming Mississippi from being known as the most poverished state in the world. He is turning it around to be a state of wealth.

Chuck Pierce – Wow, this how we’re gonna end with this. I don’t think it’s just for Missi, God sent us to Mississippi to bring back an anointing for all of us, to set it in this portal. And you’re hearing what that anointing was. The Lord set all those holes in your pockets, I’m getting ready to sew them up.

Janice Swinney – Chuck, I know you’ll remember this. In 2004, you sent a team of us to do a sound journey that went from New Orleans to Memphis and back down. And on that sound journey, we spent quite a bit of time in Mississippi and Clarksville, all that. And one thing he showed us at that time, he said this land, he gave us that Scripture, “The land needs a husbandman.” And we began to look at, obviously, the slavery and all that had happened, but the Lord said it was the sound of the gospels being sung by the slaves in the fields. He said that “my ear was attuned to.” He said, “That sound of them crying and singing in the cotton fields coming up to my ear.” He said, “That thing was the only thing that kept this state alive at all was the sound coming up from that slavery.” So today, I heard the healing as Shatece let forth that sound, the land is healed, beginning the healing, the sewing up the ceiling of that wound that was so great. And the Lord says, “Today, the healing has begun.”

Chuck Pierce – Wait, now Chad, get off that and take Janice back down there. Mississippi. Are you Mississippi? You’re not Mississippi. Family is from Mississippi. Y’all go down, right down on that stage so people can see you. Anita, carry that down there. Chad. Chad, I sent Chad on a journey this summer to Foxworth, Mississippi. I said, “You’re gonna go unlock that bloodstream, and you’re gonna break off and you gonna see what hold you back from prospering. You gonna see it. And then you’re gonna renounce it and say, “I’m gonna redeem that.” Now let me tell you people, that’s something you have to do. That’s something you have to do. You have to say, “I’m gonna redeem this thing in my bloodline.” You can agree with it, or you can redeem it. You can see the good in it, or you can live in the trauma of it. And God says, “I am giving all my people an opportunity today to enter into abundance and set the course for abundance this year.” It started when I loosed that rose anointing. Now here’s this, here’s this, get this. I’m gonna tell y’all something, and let me prophesy before he hits it. Janice, that mantle you’ve got on is what it looks like. Point at that and say, “I’m gonna wear it brightly this year.” And Shatece said something, you can’t dress up poverty. And a lot of divas, they try to dress it up, and you have to come into agreement with abundance. Your brain will agree with scarcity. The minute things, when things start getting dried up, things start getting hard, you start paying bills, that ain’t what we talking about. We talking about a creative, incredible vision so you will see the opportunity and see and call in. And I’m gonna tell you in a moment, I’m gonna loose these seven things over you. You’re gonna wear them out of here. Shatece, when you yelled in that cotton field, a new mantle came down. The Lord said, “I have brought down a new mantle for the year ahead and I sent you to Mississippi to yell it forth so that the trauma from past season, we wouldn’t wear it into the future.” And the Lord says, “You got colors that have never shown, and I am drawing your best colors out this year.” Lord, we say everything that has caused supply to leak out through the holes of our pockets, we say you putting on a new mantle so we wear that mantle and it is totally mended, and it has no holes in it.

Chad Foxworth – The trauma in each and one of our bloodlines, I don’t care what color you are, whoever’s watching right now, the Lord is causing this moment right now for us to enter into his kingdom purposes. He is filling our cup, and there are no more holes.

Chuck Pierce – Now pour that out. Pour it out, pour it out. Don’t cover it up. Pour it out.

Chad Foxworth – Remember this moment. Remember this moment, each and every one of you. Right now, this is a time of abundance. Lift your hands today. Now is the time to enter into your kingdom heritage. The kingdom inheritance, the transfer of wealth is now. It’s now! It’s now.