This teaching arises from a personal experience. One of the prominent spirits we are witnessing gaining ground during this time is the spirit of heaviness. There are various activities that create an environment conducive to this type of spiritual influence, and it’s crucial that we grasp this context to be properly equipped as Saints of…
The recent claim that Jesus Christ would return on September 22, 2025, represents yet another example of the dangerous pattern of date-setting that has plagued the church throughout history. These false predictions not only contradict clear biblical teaching but also cause confusion and fear among believers, particularly those new to the faith and those who have refused to yield themselves to the spiritual nourishment found in God’s Word. This proliferation of such false narratives reveals a troubling reality: there exists a ready market for sensational prophetic claims within the body of Christ. Where there are no people hungry for sensationalism, there would be no demand for false prophetic words that lead Christians toward these deceptive teachings and unfounded claims.
This highlights one of the primary reasons deceptions operate at such levels within the church that there are believers who actively feed on these lies and falsehoods, almost as if they desire to hear these fabricated narratives to provide themselves with a manufactured sense of hope.
Fasting enhances the renewal and development of neural pathways that allow us to see new possibilities and innovations. The Father desires us to live healthy, fruitful, and fulfilling lives. Fasting gives us a sense of sound health, peace, and quietness deep within our inner man. Every aspect of our lives needs adequate care, and fasting plays a major role in this renewal and wholeness of our entire spirit, soul, and body.
The subject of humanity’s free will stands today among the most profound existential questions of our time, becoming the epicenter of philosophical and theological discourse as mankind enters an era of unprecedented knowledge-based intelligence and innovation. In this age of artificial intelligence and technological advancement, humanity increasingly feels invincible, seemingly beyond the reach of divine laws and moral constraints.
There are divinely appointed periods and seasons in our lives when Heaven mandates us to return to the drawing board to courageously re-examine our strength, strategy, and spiritual resources both as followers and leaders. This sacred process of recalibration prevents us from becoming overwhelmed and spiritually depleted, as we witnessed with Moses in Numbers chapter 11.
The complexity of the current Middle Eastern situation, with its deep historical roots and ongoing humanitarian costs, demands the kind of careful, biblically-grounded discernment that puts Christ’s teachings above political loyalty. As the regional conflicts continue to escalate, Christians must choose between the narrow path of gospel truth and the broad road of political convenience.
We are called to be prophetic voice and solutions in our generation and not to be seeking how to use nationalist, Christian rhetoric mixed with political power to justify evil.
The deficiency of spiritual insight regarding accurate biblical interpretation, especially from the standpoint of spiritual or political leadership representation, is a matter that requires our attention. Why is this important? As the scriptures caution, when there is no clarity of vision, the people will perish. The term “perishing” signifies a casting off of restraint, reflecting a complete absence of discipline, sound judgment, and wisdom to think and act appropriately.Isaiah 42:18 Listen, you deaf ones; look, you blind ones, that you may see! 19 Who is blind but My servant, or deaf like the messenger I am sending? Who is blind like My covenant partner, or blind like the servant of the LORD? 20 Though seeing many things, you do not keep watch. Though your ears are open, you do not hear.” …
Many have viewed Donald Trump as a Jehu-type figure—an instrument raised by God to confront entrenched wickedness, challenge the high places, and disrupt ungodly systems. And while there may be elements of divine intent behind such leadership, the Church must not stop at symbolic parallels or populist narratives. We are not called to merely endorse personalities but to rightly divide truth and walk in prophetic sobriety. Celebrating what seems like victory without understanding the full counsel of God is a setup for spiritual drift.
At the start of March, specifically on the first day, I shared an inspiring message focused on the themes of kingdoms, dominions, and thrones. There has been an increase in activity that reinforces the importance of this timely message, which we must embrace to remain faithful watchmen and Portals of heaven’s unfolding prophetic agenda. To…
Ezra 5:1-2 (NIV)
“Now Haggai the prophet and Zechariah the prophet, a descendant of Iddo, prophesied to the Jews in Judah and Jerusalem in the name of the God of Israel, who was over them. Then Zerubbabel son of Shealtiel and Joshua son of Jozadak set to work to rebuild the house of God in Jerusalem. And the prophets of God were with them, supporting them.”
