Fresh Anointing x Psalms 92 | Bishop Kenneth C. Ulmer

Main message: The congregation is entering a new season and God is releasing a fresh anointing — corporately on the church and individually on believers who have faithfully sown and waited — so they must receive the Holy Spirit's presence and power for what’s ahead.

Key points:

• A fresh anointing follows faithful labor: the planting season is over and it’s time to reap; the Sabbath/seventh day points toward an eighth-day new beginning (Psalm 92).
• You cannot move effectively into a new season with an old anointing; both the house (corporate) and each person (individual) need and can receive new anointing.
• Psalm 133 pictures the anointing flowing from head to hem, with power often manifesting at one’s lowest point — God empowers people when they are most desperate.
• The Holy Spirit both empowers and directs: the same Spirit who falls on believers can also close doors (Acts 16), so obedience to His leading matters.
• The appropriate response is a simple, corporate-and-personal plea: "Come, Holy Spirit" — asking for His presence, power, comfort, and fresh anointing.

Scriptures mentioned: Psalm 92, Psalm 133, Acts 16