Start to reap on purpose the things God has promised you instead of only receiving what God spoon feeds you. Start to look for the harvest. Violent reaping consists of sowing violently and abundantly and then looking for the harvest and reaping it abundantly on purpose. David Herzog

I believe for the Elijah Glory Anointing and the full apostolic mantle to fall upon the church, there needs to be a great love for those we follow in the Lord. David Herzog

It is one of the highest acts of worship to give up something for God’s glory that is truly, personally costly. David Herzog

God is equipping superheroes for Jesus who will heal and even resurrect the dead. They will take down demonic evil ones threatening cities and countries. David Herzog

If we only see God as the Healer, and focus our preaching and receiving on healing, then we will only see healings but not creative miracles. In order to see the creative we must see God as Creator, as well. David Herzog

The presence of God’s glory releases a supernatural energy and provides the potential for miracles. Energy is substance even if your eye cannot yet see it. David Herzog

When you are in the glory zone and speak out what God is telling or showing you, things will start to be created at that moment. David Herzog

We need to get on our faces and cry out for a whole new visitation of glory as the apostles did, and pray for the new glory to be accompanied with signs, wonders, and miracles as Jesus promised it would be. David Herzog

Not many seem to realise that to commission an apostle, one must possess greater authority than an apostle. To think that someone assumes they have authority enough to go around commissioning apostles is astounding, and must involve either unfortunate ignorance of the nature of the ministry, or else a large measure of pride and self-aggrandisement. John Alley

The apostolic ministry is a holy grace of such exception, of such high order, that when Christians run with it in the flesh it is personally offensive to the Son of God, who alone appoints apostles. It should be held in reverent fear for what it is: holy ground. John Alley