I believe that the recent floods in Valencia, Spain, are prophetic of what the Lord will be sending onto the world. I believe He’s saying this:

“My flood waters are rising. They will be coming down from my mountain, pouring across the Earth, and sweeping systems and structures before them. They will sweep away religion like a straw house. They will be flowing around the hills and the mountain sides, through the valleys and through the towns, so do not try and climb the mountains that face you, or walk over the hills. Do not seek me in the solitude of the valley or the throng of the people. Yes, I am there, and you will find me while you have to be there, but do not go there to seek me. For it is time to wait and to listen for the rushing waters. When they come they may look dangerous and alarming, but trust me to let them carry you to new places. The waters will lift you and they will carry you. You will not sink, but if you try to swim you will only splash fruitlessly and swallow water, and you will not propel yourself anywhere; for the river is too powerful for you. It will take you to where I intend to put you, and not to where you have decided to go. You will see the flotsam of the world being carried along with you, but do not hang onto it. I will carry you like I carried the ark in the days of Noah, and you will come to rest on a high mountain where you will know My presence and my provision. It is this mountain that will be your place of safety in the flood. And when the waters have subsided, you will go down into the debris and the ruin that has been left, and you will bring my salvation to the world.”

About six months ago I sensed that The Lord also gave me a word on rising waters. At the time I was on a birdwatching visit to a place where the high tide floods a saltmarsh. I sensed then that the flood was coming over the low marshy places, but that “that a time will come and is coming shortly when the flood will speed up.” I think we are now in that time of increased momentum. Time is short: we need to let the waters take us to safety – even if it seems to be the most dangerous thing to do.

(Footnote: Spain is a stronghold for religion and religious spirits, so the floods also demonstrate what will happen to religion when the waters rise.)