There are dimensions in God reserved for the desperate. Just as the eagle ascends with fierce resolve, you too must determine that this is not the season to glide low. Zion is calling. The Spirit is summoning a generation not content with the shallow waters of religious routine but hungry for deep altitudes in God.

The place of ascent is not comfortable. The wind gets stronger, the air thinner, and distractions fall away. This is where eagles are separated from chickens. It’s not noise that takes you higher—it is the altar. The altar of ascent is the secret to sustained flight. It is where your flesh dies, your wings are renewed, and your spirit is quickened with fresh fire.

There’s a realm where strength is exchanged for strength—where your frailty gives way to divine empowerment. That is what Psalm 84:7 speaks of: a people going from strength to strength until they appear before God. They don’t just pray—they ascend. They don’t just seek—they find. They don’t just hope—they are transformed.

In this season, God is calling you higher. He is calling you to fasten your heart to the altar again. The noise around you is not your direction—the voice of God is. Stay long enough in His presence until the atmosphere shifts. Until your wings catch the sound of heaven again. Until your cry becomes, “Lord, take me deeper, take me higher.”

You were born to soar—but soaring is costly. The air at high altitudes is not for the faint-hearted. But if you will pay the price, you will see the glory of God.

THINGS TO NOTE
1. Ascension is not automatic—it is intentional.
You must lay down weights to rise in the Spirit.

2. The altar is where eagles are made.
No flight without fire. No glory without sacrifice.

3. Real strength comes through surrender, not striving.
Yielding brings elevation.

4. The presence of God is the atmosphere for transformation.
One encounter can change your altitude forever.