25 Oct 2020_tune in to the chimes
(Note: I started to hear this first line in my sleep as I was woken with it, then I typed it right as I sat up.)
(Spirit being speaking: ) Hum, buzz, goes the angels outside your cloud. It was going to be a time of harvest a time of reaping. But there is something you must do. Tune in to the chimes, and let the wind blow through your hair. It’s not going to be a gentle breeze, but a mighty wind. Let the sound wake you, and let the wind lift you. 
Come up here. You need the gust of this wind to buoy you up and take you over to the next ridge of the mountain. For it is from there that you get the next vantage point, and see the view that you couldn’t see before, where the mountainside was blocking your view. But here you can see the lay of the land. This is your Pisgah, your view of what is before you. 
Did you hear the chimes today? Did you respond like we must do? Those on the team together respond to Heaven’s call just the same. You might not hear it right away, until we pass the message on to you. Nor will you hear it in the same way that our ears do, but when you do, in whatever way you do, if you heed the call, then you are one with us. It’s the unity of the obedience that makes you a member of our team.
Ah, at last you know the meaning of the word “unity”. Its not in doing what others are doing, or having them do what you want, but in the unified effort to all obey the command of the King; and doing it all together, at the right time He said to. 
For doing things together, means nothing to the success of the war. You all have to be listening to the commands and then unitedly taking action. 
Being out of step, out of line, out of unity, means that all or some aren’t listening or aren’t hearing—or more likely, aren’t filled with enough faith to do what the call says to do. Fear of following Jesus makes you right away out of unity. 
When a team is disjointed and each is going their own ways, that is when the efforts crumble. 
Firstly you need a team with a commander, and then that team has to hear and respond to the orders that are coming from the commander. But that is not all, that’s only getting ready. Then they have to unitedly, as close to the same time as they can, respond. It’s not just about obeying, but doing so all together, like an army must move together. 
That is what it means to be united. You all have to be unitedly doing what? Obeying just what Jesus wants you to be doing right then and there. If not, then people start doing whatever they think is right, or what they were told to do last week, or what they suddenly get the impulse to do.
Even if all are doing what God has said to do, if it’s all instructions that have been given at different times and for different situations, that suddenly people start wanting to do, it’s going to be chaotic. That’s not unity. That’s why there is no unity now in the body of Christ, and each one is protesting that “God said this” or “that”. 
But what does He actually want, right now, today? He wants you ears to be hearing, and your hearts to be willing, and your feet and mind getting busy with today’s orders and instructions. 
Did you ever think that is why God allowed so much variety in the instructions of what He told His men and women of the Bible to do? So that you’d get the point that you are to hear fresh from Him to see what He wants you to do be doing right now, and you can’t go by yesterday’s or even an hour ago’s marching orders—unless He says to. The point is to be constantly listening, and very quickly taking action, or waiting, or whatever He says to do.
And then when everyone’s channels to Heaven are turned on and tuned Upstairs, and they have on their boots and gear, and a willing heart to make quick work of His instructions, then there is unity. Unity in what? Unity in fighting the battle God’s way.
But if you drag your feet, you’ll be out of step. Then there is conflict. 
Some people in the body of believers are having disunity because they are going on yesterday’s rations of manna from Heaven, when there was new stuff put out. Others aren’t even collecting the manna because they think it’s the day of rest. But that was to be the following day. Today was the day to collect twice as much. So, they are going to be hungry for a while, as they didn’t get what was there for them to collect.
You have to be in step and following orders, at the time He says to do this or that. 
The out of step ones—like those going out to collect sticks and manna on the wrong day of the week—are going to get nothing but public reprimand. Be in your tent, tucked away when you should, taking time with your Lord when He says to. And go out and do, again and again, what He says to, at the time He says to do it. 
God needs an army that no only obeys, but that does so all together, and at the right time He says to do this or that. This is the tool He needs. 
Just call Him and He’ll issue the orders and make the calls, and then unity in winning the war is going to happen next. 
What war? I guess I should say battle, as you’ll most likely see only the battle there that you and your team are engaged in. So be faithful with that spot, and don’t let the enemy have that portion of ground, not while you are in gear and armed. 
Let’s pray:
Dearest Love, Jesus who lives forever, unite their hearts to fear You. Take them up to a higher plain, to view the land and see the victories yet to come. Gird them all with undying devotion that will get them through this next part of Your plan. It’s not going to be easy. It never was for anyone else who went on before, each dying daily, and each following hard after You.
Help them hold on, and not give any hard-won ground to the opposition. Just as the opposition vies for space on this planet to work in and work through, may they never give up the territory they have claimed for You—in land and in hearts. 
So, what is the Lord going to tell you to do today? I don’t know. But I do know that when you seek Him for His united will, you are going to find it. It doesn’t mean that each soldier does the identical thing as another, but that you all hear the Word of the Lord for this moment, and unitedly and promptly obey. Then it all works together. When someone else delays playing their part in the plan, or someone else tries to be extra clever, and thinks they’ll have the advantage by doing tomorrow’s or next week’s instructions today, that’s when the team gets out of step and isn’t as strong. 
In step with the commander is the only way unity is achieved.