Here's the prophetic word for today.
God bless you. This is Prophet Quinson Thomas, and I have the word of the Lord for you in Jesus’ name for the 6th of February, 2026.
This day is a day that the Lord will issue winds of change. He is causing the winds to blow—to blow and announce the change that He has orchestrated for your life.
The Bible says that the Holy Spirit is like the wind, where you neither know where it comes from nor where it is going. And the word of the Lord to you today is this: the Lord is bringing about changes for you, and you are not going to know the origin of those changes. You are going to know they are coming from Him, but you will not be able to trace them, because what He is doing is a new thing.
He is doing a new thing in your life that will cause the changes you have been praying for—the changes you have been looking for—to come to pass, and to come to pass speedily.
You are going to notice that things are different, again, because these winds of change are blowing. The Holy Spirit is bringing about changes for you that you could not have brought about on your own.
As you look and see these changes—which may be subtle at first, but noticeable—you are going to realize that you have entered a new season.
A new season of:
- great promise
- possibility and,
- opportunity.
This is not going to be a time for you to throw in the towel or to acquiesce. This is going to be a time for you to push forward and to be sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit, who is now bringing about the changes you have been praying for.
Like the children of Israel, your cries have come up before the Lord, and He has now come down to answer—to bring you out of bondage.
This is going to be a powerful time for you, where you pass through the Red Sea, quote unquote, and you enter into a new place where the enemies you saw previously, you will see no more.
So look alive, and be expectant of the great things and the changes that God is bringing into your life. These changes are meant to cause those feelings and those beliefs that were orchestrated by past experiences to become just that—a thing of the past.
You will not remember, as the Scripture for today says, your widowhood anymore. You are going to be one who is married—married to the Lord—where there is fulfillment, where there is fruitfulness, in the name of the Lord Jesus.
Amen.
The Wind You Can’t Trace, But You Can Recognize
The Lord Jesus said:
“The wind blows where it wishes, and you hear the sound of it, but cannot tell where it comes from and where it goes. So is everyone who is born of the Spirit.” (John 3:8)
When the Holy Spirit moves, He doesn’t always leave a clear trail behind Him. You won’t always be able to explain how things changed. You may not even notice the shift in real time. But one day you’ll stop and realize that something is different—and that difference carries peace, clarity, and momentum.
That’s how the Lord often works.
In this season, you may not be able to trace the origin of the changes unfolding around you, but you’ll recognize they’re coming from God. Doors are opening without you forcing them. Old struggles are loosening their grip. Conversations are changing. Opportunities are appearing at the right time.
This isn’t you finally “getting it right.”
This is the Spirit of God moving on your behalf.
Application:
Instead of trying to analyze every change, stay sensitive. Pay attention to what feels lighter, what no longer pulls you backward, and what God is gently drawing you toward. The wind is already blowing—your role is to move with it.
A New Thing, Not a Reworked Old Season
The Lord declares:
“Behold, I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth; shall you not know it?” (Isaiah 43:19)
God is not refurbishing the old season. He is not adjusting the former chapter. He is doing something new.
That’s why some of what you’re experiencing feels unfamiliar. The Lord isn’t just answering old prayers—He’s answering them in ways you didn’t expect. What you asked for is coming, but the route looks different.
You prayed for peace, and God is changing your inner world.
You prayed for freedom, and the Lord is shifting your environment.
You prayed for provision, and God is redirecting your steps.
This is not delay. This is design.
Application:
Stop comparing this season to the last one. Ask the Lord, “What are You doing now?” rather than trying to force what once worked. New wine requires new wineskins.
Change You Couldn’t Produce on Your Own
Scripture reminds us:
“Unless the LORD builds the house, they labor in vain who build it.” (Psalm 127:1)
Some changes don’t come through discipline, effort, or willpower. They come when God decides it’s time.
You’ve prayed. You’ve tried. You’ve waited. And now, without strain or pressure, things are shifting. That’s grace at work. That’s the Lord stepping in where human strength reached its limit.
The Holy Spirit is doing what you could not do for yourself.
Application:
Release the pressure to make things happen. This is a season of partnership, not performance. Trust that God knows how to complete what He started.
Subtle Beginnings, Lasting Impact
God rarely announces massive change with noise. Most of the time, it starts quietly.
A change in how you think.
A new response where an old reaction used to be.
A loss of interest in what once dominated your attention.
At first, it feels small—but it doesn’t stay small.
“Many are the plans in a man’s heart, but the counsel of the LORD will stand.” (Proverbs 19:21)
The counsel of the Lord is standing up in your life right now. What God has determined is taking root, even if you can’t fully see it yet.
Application
Don’t dismiss small shifts. Those early changes are often signs that God is restructuring your life from the inside out.
God Heard You—and He Moved
The Lord said to Moses:
“I have surely seen the affliction of My people… and I have come down to deliver them.” (Exodus 3:7–8)
That same pattern is unfolding now.
Your prayers reached heaven. Your cries were heard. And now God is responding—not just with comfort, but with action.
Deliverance doesn’t always announce itself loudly. Sometimes it begins as momentum. Sometimes it shows up as clarity. Sometimes it looks like God quietly loosening what once held you.
Application
This is not the season to withdraw or grow weary. Stay alert. Stay responsive. What God has begun, He intends to finish.
Passing Through, Not Turning Back
When Israel stood before the Red Sea, it looked like the end. In reality, it was the doorway.
“The enemies you see today, you shall see again no more forever.” (Exodus 14:13)
The Lord is not leading you around this moment. He is leading you through it.
And when you come out on the other side, certain things will not follow you. Old fears. Old accusations. Old cycles. Old limits.
Application
Keep moving forward, even when the path isn’t fully visible yet. Faith often means walking before the breakthrough becomes obvious.
A Season of Promise and Opportunity
God does not bring change simply to disrupt. He brings change to position you.
“For I know the plans I have for you… plans for a future and a hope.” (Jeremiah 29:11)
This new season carries promise, possibility, and opportunity—but it also requires expectation. You cannot step into what God is doing now while living mentally in what He has already closed.
Application
Lift your eyes again. Allow yourself to hope again. The Lord is expanding you, not draining you.
Leaving the Old Identity Behind
The Lord speaks throughout Scripture about removing shame and restoring dignity. He even says there are seasons where former pain will no longer define you.
This means the emotional authority of the past is being broken. What you went through no longer gets to name you.
Application
Stop rehearsing old labels. Speak in agreement with who God says you are now. Let the new season have a new voice.
Biblical scholars from the 1700s, such as Daniel Whitby and William Lowth, consistently observed a key truth in Scripture: God moves sovereignly, often quietly, but always with purpose. They taught that the work of the Spirit is not always traced by method, but recognized by outcome—changed hearts, redirected lives, and fulfilled promises.
That truth still stands today.
You don’t need to understand every detail of how the Lord is working. You only need to recognize that the wind is blowing—and God is carrying you into something new.
Stay sensitive. Stay expectant. This is not an ending.
We have movement in Jesus' Mighty Name.
