A Time to Selah

God's Prophetic Invitation for You to Step Out of Crisis and Enter into His Perfect Peace

By: Lana Vawser

Narrated by: Marian Elizabeth

When life goes crazy, the Lord has a prophetic word for you: “Come away with me! It’s time for “selah".

The word “selah” means to pause and reflect. When life goes crazy, it’s easy to get caught up in the chaos and crisis. We start to live based on what news headlines, doctors reports, and circumstances tell us. But in the middle of the storm, God is calling for his people to come away with him, for it’s in the place of selah that he is speaking powerfully.

In a time of “selah”, where you feel “shut in” with the Lord, he will bring you into new realms of intimacy with him and speak next-season strategies for your life!

Prophetic Lana Vawser delivers a fresh, timely, and prophetic word, calling believers to a time of selah. It’s not in activity; far from it. It’s a time of deep communion with God and prophetic strategy released from heaven.

Discover how selah will:

• Lead you back to the garden: the place of intimacy with God
• Usher us into a “new normal” - God’s supernatural normal
• Release keys for how to operate victoriously in the “New Era” God is releasing into the Earth
• Bring you into new surrender, which means fresh fire from Heaven
• Raise up a people filled with divine strategy

You can turn any crisis around. Simply seize it as a “divine selah” moment, go back to the garden of intimacy with God, and receive his prophetic solutions and strategies!

©2020 Lana Vawser (P)2020 Destiny Image Audio

True understanding of the prophetic

She understands the new era we've entered which is an era of the prophetic. Thanks

Juanita P. Milbourne from MD.

This is all confirmation to what God has been speaking to me. Most importantly, God's people must know His Word!!!! We must study His Word, Jesus is the living Word (John1:1) to know Him is to know the Father which gives us eternal life John 17:3.

Powerful

Very anointed. I loved it. Very informative. I had to repeat for more revelation.

Exactly what we are to do

His word is clear and if you are wondering what He is looking for you to do, this is definately the word from God you are waiting to hear! sooo motivating and inspiring to continue in the walk of Christ

the Best Kind of laughter

Yes, the content is stellar - jigsaw puzzle pieces
[ from very different places, and impossibly distributed times (with possibly even the scent of an encryption key and a decryption key, each in a different . . . age . . ., turned by hands which have met only in dreams for now) ]
swirling together mid-air, not for assembly on a tabletop, as would be expected, but as a sphere . . . like a slowly spinning globe, only much better. The image at final assembly is seen only in part, perhaps from eleven or twelve vantage points, none complete without the others.
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But that’s not why I sat down to share this review.
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It’s the narrator.
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The content is perhaps similar to sunlight before passing through a prism - the narrator, almost certainly by the happiest of accidents, paired with Lana Vawser’s manuscript, is able to convey in intonation/inflection/pacing/etc . . . in simultaneity . . . what the “white light” of the printed text . . . is like . . . from the perspective of two or more “colors” on the other side of the prism. Or, to put it another way, imagine a seven-year-old and a seventy-year-old reading the text at the same time, as just *one* example of the concept.
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This book will be different things to different people. For the same person, it will have different content sections which speak to you in different moods, and in different settings, and on different days of the week. On its own, possibly one of the best things to trade money for I’ve seen in a very long time. When the narrator’s talents are added as a bonus gift, a prism you weren’t even expecting, the value get into the range only laughter can represent - the very best kind of laughter.
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Narrator is a tough listen!

Personally, couldn't digest content because narrator's pitch & accent makes listening too laborious. It's fun and perky at first, but chapter after chapter, it becomes opposite of peaceful. Can't finish it, can't return it...