PROPHETIC VOICE AND WARNING TO THE CHURCH AND PROPHETS REGARDING CURRENT GLOBAL AFFAIRS, ESPECIALLY IN AMERICA. PART TWO.

In the part one of this timely prophetic warning, we’ve been able to establish some highly important emphasis and doctrinal directive and understanding that should allow any serious seekers of the Father’s heart towards where we are today globally. While we are in the midst of one of the most intense decisive prophetic seasons and fulfillments in human history, yet, we also are in the midst of serious spiritual realignment and correction of God’s people to have a precise desire and interest to know how to read the handwriting on the walls.

This period calls for a deep introspection and a renewed commitment to discern the signs of our times, as they provide crucial insights into the divine narrative unfolding before us. It’s certainly not in the interest of anyone in this hour to have a false interpretation of what is happening, as misinformation could lead us astray from our true purpose and calling. Therefore, let us seek wisdom and clarity, turning to prayer and the Scriptures, so that we might be equipped to navigate these turbulent waters with spiritual fortitude and an unwavering faith, ensuring that our hearts remain aligned with God’s greater plan for humanity.

This is the concluding part of the first article, and I hope it should give you further insight, clarity, and directive to what the Spirit of the Lord is saying, especially to those functioning in the prophetic space. As the world grapples with unprecedented challenges, there are too many false voices taking advantage of the volatile situation, particularly in America and Europe, where fear and uncertainty seem to permeate daily life. However, amidst this turmoil, Heavenly is releasing sound, biblically doctrinally solid prophets who are rising to the occasion.

These prophets will not only give insight and direction to His people, but they will also provide them with precise prophetic clarity that is grounded in truth and wisdom. It is essential that God’s people remain vigilant and discerning, ensuring they are not captured by the spirit of hopelessness and anxiety that attempts to ensnare so many. Instead, they must embrace the promised hope and assurance that comes from a relationship with the Lord, allowing His words to bring peace to their hearts and guidance for their future. As we move forward, let us open our hearts to receive this divine revelation and trust in the counsel that God provides through His messengers.

PART 2
The Prophets Must Return to the Secret Place
The problem we face today is that many who claim the prophetic mantle have lost their connection to the secret place. They are no longer spending time in the presence of God, waiting for His voice, seeking His face, and allowing their hearts to be shaped by His heart. Instead, they are spending their time on social media, watching news cycles, reading political commentary, and absorbing the spirit of the age.
You cannot prophesy accurately about what God is doing if you are spending more time listening to the voices of this world than you are listening to the voice of the Lord. You cannot discern the times and seasons if your discernment is being shaped by media narratives rather than by the Spirit of God. You cannot speak with authority if your authority is derived from your following rather than from your relationship with the One who sends you.

The prophets of old understood something that many today have forgotten: the prophetic word comes from prolonged exposure to the presence of God. Moses spent forty days on the mountain before he could deliver the law to Israel. Elijah spent time by the brook, being fed by ravens, before he could stand before Ahab. Daniel spent time in prayer and fasting before he received understanding of the times. John spent time exiled on Patmos before he received the Revelation.

There is no shortcut to authentic prophetic ministry. There is no microwave version of spiritual maturity. There is no social media substitute for the secret place. The Test of a True Prophet: Speaking Against Your Own Interests. One of the clearest tests of a true prophet is this: Will they speak a word that goes against their own interests? Will they deliver a message that might cost them their platform, their finances, their reputation, or their influence?

A true prophet is willing to lose everything for the sake of truth. A true prophet would rather stand alone with God than stand with the multitudes in error. A true prophet understands that their approval comes from heaven, not from earth, and they are willing to be misunderstood, maligned, and marginalized if that is the cost of obedience. We see this principle throughout Scripture. Jeremiah was called a traitor to his nation for prophesying judgment when the false prophets were prophesying peace. Isaiah walked naked and barefoot for three years as a sign against Egypt and Cush. Ezekiel lay on his side for 390 days bearing the iniquity of Israel.

Hosea married a prostitute to demonstrate God’s relationship with unfaithful Israel. These prophets were willing to look foolish, to be rejected, to suffer, and to sacrifice for the sake of accurately representing God’s word. Where are such prophets today? Where are those who will speak the uncomfortable truth regardless of the consequences? Where are those who will call sin what it is, even when that sin is found in the camps of those who support them? Where are those who will stand for righteousness even when righteousness is unpopular?

The Danger of Prophetic Nationalism
One of the greatest dangers facing the prophetic movement today, particularly in America, is what I would call prophetic nationalism. This is when prophets begin to merge their prophetic calling with nationalistic fervor, when they begin to see their primary allegiance as being to a nation or a political ideology rather than to the Kingdom of God.

God is not an American. God is not pledging allegiance to any flag. God’s Kingdom transcends all earthly kingdoms, and His purposes supersede all national interests. While God may use nations as instruments to accomplish His purposes, He is never beholden to any nation. He will judge America with the same righteous standard He judges every other nation.

When prophets in America begin to speak as if God’s primary concern is the advancement of American interests, they have fallen into deception. When they prophesy blessing upon policies and leaders simply because those policies and leaders align with their political preferences, they have ceased to speak for God and have begun to speak for themselves. A true prophet must maintain the ability to critique and correct the nation they love. Loving your nation does not mean blessing everything it does. In fact, true love requires that you speak truth to your nation, even when that truth is painful. The Old Testament prophets loved Israel deeply, yet they pronounced the harshest judgments against Israel when Israel wandered from God’s ways.

The Prophetic Call to Discern Between Good and Evil
In this hour, the Lord is calling His prophets to a higher level of discernment. We must be able to discern not just between the obviously good and the obviously evil, but between the subtly evil disguised as good and the good that is being labeled as evil. The enemy is sophisticated. He does not always come dressed in obvious darkness. Sometimes he comes as an angel of light. Sometimes he uses religious language. Sometimes he quotes Scripture. Sometimes he performs signs and wonders. Sometimes he even prophesies accurate things. But underneath the veneer of spirituality is an agenda that is antichrist, anti-Kingdom, and anti-righteousness.

This is why the Bible warns us that in the last days, if it were possible, even the elect would be deceived. The deception will be so subtle, so convincing, so wrapped in religious language and spiritual manifestations, that only those who have deep intimacy with God and thorough knowledge of His Word will be able to recognize it. We must judge not just by the words spoken but by the spirit behind the words. We must judge not just by the accuracy of predictions but by the fruit produced in people’s lives. We must judge not just by the size of the crowd or the popularity of the message but by the alignment of that message with the character and nature of Christ.

The Call to Prophetic Courage
The Lord is issuing a call in this hour for prophetic courage. He is looking for men and women who will stand in the gap, who will rebuild the ancient ruins, who will repair the breach, and who will restore the paths of righteousness. This will require courage because you will be opposed. You will be criticized by those on the left and those on the right. You will be called divisive by those who want unity at the expense of truth. You will be called judgmental by those who want grace without holiness.

You will be called unloving by those who define love as affirming everything people want to do. But courage is not the absence of fear. Courage is doing what is right despite the fear. Courage is speaking what God has said even when your voice shakes. Courage is standing alone when everyone else has compromised. Courage is being willing to be the voice crying in the wilderness when everyone else is comfortable in the city. The prophets God is raising up in this hour will not be seeking fame or fortune. They will not be building personal empires or seeking to make a name for themselves. They will be consumed with one thing: accurately representing the heart of God to this generation.

The Prophetic Mandate: Preparing the Way for the Lord
Ultimately, the prophetic ministry exists to prepare the way for the Lord. Every true prophet should be functioning in the spirit of John the Baptist, making straight the paths, calling people to repentance, pointing away from themselves and toward Christ. The prophetic word is meant to align the church with heaven’s agenda. It is meant to expose darkness and release light. It is meant to call forth destiny and confront deception. It is meant to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable.

It is meant to build up, tear down, plant, and uproot according to the purposes of God. But all of this must be done with the character of Christ. A harsh word delivered without love is just noise. A true word spoken with a wrong spirit can do more harm than good. The prophet must carry both the fire of God and the heart of God. They must be able to pronounce judgment with tears and speak correction with compassion.

A Final Word to the Prophets
To those who carry the prophetic mantle in this hour, I say this: Return to your first love. Return to the secret place. Return to the Word of God. Return to the fear of the Lord. Return to humility. Return to brokenness. Return to a place where you care more about pleasing God than pleasing people.
Strip away every false motive. Examine your heart ruthlessly. Ask the Lord to expose any area where you have been compromised. Repent of any place where you have sought influence more than intimacy, where you have desired a platform more than purity, where you have chosen popularity over prophetic accuracy.

The hour is late. The stakes are high. The church desperately needs true prophetic voices who will speak with clarity, courage, and conviction. But those voices must come from a place of deep relationship with God, thorough knowledge of His Word, and unwavering commitment to His truth regardless of the cost.
God is not looking for perfect prophets. He is looking for faithful ones. He is not looking for those who never make mistakes. He is looking for those who are quick to repent when they do. He is not looking for the most eloquent or the most educated. He is looking for those who will say what He says, the way He says it, when He says it, regardless of the consequences.

The Promise to the Faithful
To those who will stand faithful in this hour, the Lord makes this promise: “I will be with you. I will strengthen you. I will uphold you with My righteous right hand. Do not fear the faces of men. Do not be intimidated by the powerful or the popular. Speak My words, and I will watch over My word to perform it. The righteous will hear and respond. The hungry will be fed. The lost will be found. And My purposes will be accomplished in the earth.” This is the word of the Lord for this hour. Let those who have ears to hear, hear what the Spirit is saying to the churches.