Cry out to God and heaven will open

Jesus said, “Men ought always to pray and never give up.” Are there any men here? Are there any humans here? Say: “I am that man!” Yes, this message is not for statues, but for men and women who want to see God. Because I proclaim to you a spiritual truth: no one, I mean no one, changes dimensions, no one ascends, no one accesses their blessings, their destiny, if they have not learned to cry out to God.

Listen to me carefully: if you don’t want to stagnate in your Christian life, if you want to see what the eye has never seen, what the ear has never heard, if you want to access the deep and hidden things that God has prepared for you, then you must learn to CRY OUT. Not whisper. Not murmur. CRY OUT to God with a desperate heart, with passion, with zeal, with holy anger. Yes, cry out! It’s a spiritual technology. It’s a mystery. It is not just a religious word. It’s a dimension, a weapon, a celestial key that opens closed doors.

Call to me and I will answer you and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know. (Jeremiah 33:3)

Who here needs to see these things? Who here wants to do God’s will? Let me tell you: no one does the will of God without having first discovered it. And no one discovers God’s will without first learning the art of crying out to Him. You could live until 90 years old, like Abraham, without ever knowing your mission. But if you cry out, God comes down.

The cry attracts heaven

Stop playing with your life. You are not living an ordinary life. You are in Christ Jesus, you are in the Kingdom. But in this Kingdom, there are rules. And the first law is the law of the cry. Look at Luke 18. The wicked, unjust, insensitive judge ended up granting justice because of what? Because of the widow’s persistent cry. She cried out day and night: “Give me justice! Avenge me! Avenge me!”

And Jesus said: “Will not God bring about justice for His chosen ones, who cry out to Him day and night?” You want God to bring you justice? You need to CRY OUT day and night. Not a lazy prayer. Not a lukewarm prayer. Not a prayer motivated by religion. A true cry, deep, from the depths of your being!

Jesus didn’t say God answers those who ‘pray’. He said: “those who cry out.” Because a cry is an intense prayer. Crying out is praying to God with a heart that says: “I want to see You! I can’t stand this situation anymore!” A cry is not a form. It’s a force. It’s an inner revolt against the rule of darkness. It’s calling on God to intervene, not because you deserve it, but because you know He is your only help.

LORD my God, I cried out to You and You healed me. (Psalm 30:2)

Do you see? He didn’t say: “I prayed” but “I cried out.” God healed because the cry rose up.

This poor man cried out, and the LORD heard him and saved him out of all his troubles. (Psalm 34:6)

CRYING OUT provokes a reaction from heaven! Crying out is the weapon of the desperate. It’s for those who can’t take it anymore. And I say this prophetically: your deliverance will no longer delay. God responds to those who cry out with faith. God responds to those who dare to interrupt heaven with a fervent cry. So why are you staying silent?

The cry shifts spiritual levels

You want to move into your new dimension? It’s not the songs, it’s not the services, it’s not your good intentions that will shift your level. What moves things is the cry! Is there anyone here who wants to RISE UP? Is there anyone here saying: “This level no longer satisfies me!”? Say: “Lord, take me higher.”

From the ends of the earth I call to You, I call as my heart grows faint; lead me to the rock that is higher than I. (Psalm 61:2)

Do you hear? He wanted to rise, but he couldn’t reach it. He knew he had to go higher. So he cried: “Lead me!”

It’s your cry that will place you on that rock. Not your training. Not your connections. Not your power. It’s your cry. There are dimensions into which you cannot enter otherwise. You don’t reach them by the will of the flesh. You enter them through blood, through cries, through supplications, through sacrifices. It’s a law of the Kingdom. Do you want more? Then CRY OUT.

Remember Jonah. He was in the belly of the fish. He didn’t pray. He CRIED OUT! And God spoke to the fish. The fish vomited him out. Resurrection came. Why? Because he cried out. That’s why you must not pray in a religious way. Forget the nice sentences. Forget the structure. Forget who’s looking. Cry out like someone searching for life!

A people who cry out becomes a powerful people

Hunger attracts God. Jesus said in John 7:37:

If anyone is thirsty, let him come to me and drink. (John 7:37)

He didn’t say if a pastor. He didn’t say if an evangelist. He said: “If anyone.” Why? Because He knows not everyone is thirsty. Hunger is expressed by a cry. And it’s that cry that shows you want to move forward.

This people who cry out is a people rising up in the spirit of Samuel. A people of intercessors. God searched for a man to stand in the gap. Where are the men and women rising at night to cry out for their families? For their nation? For their church? Where are today’s Samuels? Where are the intercessors who refuse to sleep until Jesus is glorified in their home?

Look at Elijah! He was a man just like us. But he prayed earnestly… until the heavens were shut. Then he prayed again… until the rain came back. The man changed the seasons, altered the elements. Why? Because he knew the secret of the cry. And God is calling you today to rule over your territory. To cry out and call down fire like Elijah on the altar.

You want God to reveal what He has for you? You want to access the things He’s prepared? You want to receive revelations, visions, directions? Then don’t just pray, CRY OUT!

Now we have received the Spirit who is from God, so that we may understand what God has freely given us. (1 Corinthians 2:12)

But these things only come when you cry out. It’s in the fire of prayer that the Spirit reveals. Not in indifference. Not in coldness. Not in boredom.

Let my cry come before you. (Psalm 102:1)

Let’s pray together

Father, I refuse to stay where I am. I refuse lukewarmness. I refuse lethargy. I cry out to You with a burning heart! I want to experience what You have prepared. I want to rise, Lord. I want to access the depths of Your will. Father, I cry out to You like Jonah, like David, like Elijah, like the widow. Deliver me, lift me up, restore me. Manifest your power in my life, in my family, in my territory. I want to see Your glory. I want to see Your fire. I want to know You, Father. Take me to the rock that I cannot reach. In Jesus’ name, Amen!

🙏 If you’ve never given your life to Jesus, say this prayer with faith:

Lord Jesus, I acknowledge that I need You. I believe You died for my sins and that You rose again. Today, I accept You as my Lord and Savior. Purify me, transform me, lead me. Bring me into Your will. Amen.

At the heart of the Bible

• Luke 18:1 – Men ought always to pray and never give up
• Psalm 30:2 – I cried out to You and You healed me
• Psalm 102:1 – Let my cry come before You
• Jeremiah 33:3 – Call to Me and I will answer you
• 1 Corinthians 2:10 – God has revealed them to us by the Spirit
• James 5:16-17 – The earnest prayer of a righteous man is powerful and effective

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