Incense before birthing

Anne Liew

Tuesday | 30 May 2026

Heaven Has Scheduled a Birthing Season Preceded by the Hour of Incense.  

I have been seeing the winds of change blowing through for some months, and the strength of these winds have been picking up. I believe there is a shifting in the atmosphere over our city and the nation, and that a changing of the guard is at hand. I believe the Body of Christ is stepping into “The Hour of Incense” (Luke 1:10 NKJV). 

A heavenly call to gather has sounded off. A call for the Church to strategically come together and release the incense of prayer, worship and oneness that shifts things over the nation. As it was in the days preceding the birth of John the Baptist, so it is now, where angels are on assignment (Luke 1:11) to bring prophetic message and instruction; to release provision and divine aid to those who are postured and positioned in the places of their assignment. 

I believe, this is a Holy moment we are stepping into, to partner with the Spirit of God in such a way that gives rise to a Heaven-scheduled birthing season, preceded and prepared by this hour of incense. 

This moment, where the chosen ones like Elizabeth, though in hiding, (Luke 1:24) are to come forth — for the divine deposit which they are carrying from the Lord is coming into due season. This is the hour where a new, fiery anointing is coming upon the Lord’s chosen; an anointing that ends seasons of barrenness, silences false narratives, and births a new generation of forerunners that carry the spirit and power of Elijah who will ‘run ready’ and run together. 

As we lay down the old nets in humility, we will have eyes to see a new net is forming. A new movement is gathering that is marked by holiness and humility, knit together with love and charity.   

New wineskins are emerging as the guard is changing.   

The call to ‘step in’ to the hour of incense has sounded. It is a call to gather, to ready the people so they can then ‘step out’ as burning and shining lamps to prepare the way of the Lord. 

[Key scripture chapters: Joshua 1, Luke 1, Joel 2, Acts 2]