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Prophets

Prophecy in the New Testament Church

In the New Testament (NT), prophecy is both a gift and a ministry. Unlike the Old Testament model, where prophets often held exclusive access to God’s voice for the people, the NT church reveals a more widespread prophetic activity among believers. This shift is anchored in Acts 2:17 (NASB): “And it shall be in the last days,” God says, “That I will pour out My Spirit on all mankind; And your sons and your daughters will prophesy…” Prophecy becomes a common manifestation of the indwelling Holy Spirit.

Key aspects of prophecy in the NT Church:

  • Edification, exhortation, and consolation (1 Corinthians 14:3 NASB). Prophecy in the church is primarily for the building up of others—encouraging, calling forth, and comforting.
  • Accessible and orderly: “For you can all prophesy one by one, so that all may learn and all may be exhorted” (1 Corinthians 14:31 NASB). The gift is not limited to a few but made available to many.
  • Tested, not blindly followed: Unlike OT prophets who spoke with unchallenged authority, NT prophecy is subject to discernment: “Do not despise prophetic utterances. But examine everything; hold firmly to that which is good” (1 Thessalonians 5:20–21 NASB).
  • Distinguished from the office of prophet: While many may prophesy, Ephesians 4:11 notes that Christ specifically gives some to the church as prophets. These individuals carry a greater mantle of responsibility and often operate in consistent revelation, foundational roles, or regional influence.

The prophetic voice in the NT church is ultimately a testimony of Yeshua. Revelation 19:10 (NASB) says, “For the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.” It’s not about future-telling alone; it’s about revealing the heart, purposes, and presence of Yeshua to His people.

The Office of the Prophet vs. the Gift of Prophecy

A clear contrast must be made:

Office of ProphetGift of Prophecy
Part of the fivefold ministry (Eph. 4:11)One of the gifts of the Spirit (1 Cor. 12:10)
Carries governmental authority within the churchOperates under local church authority
Often directional or foundational (Acts 13:1–3)Primarily for strengthening, encouragement, comfort
Tested by fruit and longevityTested by content and discernment in the moment
Long-term development and callingMay be used occasionally or seasonally

A prophet may function with visions, dreams, divine warnings, and strong directional insight, like Agabus, who prophesied a famine and warned Paul of persecution (Acts 11:27–30; Acts 21:10–11).

What Are Words of Knowledge?

Words of knowledge are another gift of the Spirit, distinct from prophecy, yet often operating together. 1 Corinthians 12:8 (NASB) says: “For to one is given the word of wisdom through the Spirit, and to another the word of knowledge according to the same Spirit.”

A word of knowledge is a supernatural insight into a fact or reality the speaker could not have naturally known. It’s not future-oriented like prophecy often is, but present or past-focused, often unlocking faith or repentance.

Examples:

  • Yeshua tells the woman at the well that she had five husbands (John 4:16–19).
  • Peter confronts Ananias and Sapphira about their lie (Acts 5:1–4).
  • Paul knows that a man has faith to be healed (Acts 14:9–10).

Contrasting Prophecy and Words of Knowledge

ProphecyWord of Knowledge
Often future-focused or directiveUsually present or past-focused
Brings encouragement, direction, or warningReveals hidden facts to unlock hearts or faith
Can be general for a group or specific to a personOften specific and personal
May call someone into a future they didn’t seeMay reveal something they thought was hidden

Words of knowledge often prepare the way for prophecy. A person hears a fact only God could know—this stirs their heart. Then, prophecy can flow, giving them direction or encouragement. It’s like a divine one-two punch.

A Church Gathering

Imagine a gathering where a woman is struggling privately with fear. The Spirit gives someone a word of knowledge: “There’s someone here who hasn’t slept peacefully in three nights because of dread.” That person is identified and feels exposed—in a good way. Then prophecy comes: “The Lord says, ‘You are not alone. I have stood by your bed. I am driving out fear and giving you peace tonight.’”

Both gifts worked together—word of knowledge revealed the situation, and prophecy revealed the heart of God.

Conclusion: Prophecy in the New Testament Church

Prophecy in the New Testament Church is vital, powerful, and accessible. It must be sought with humility, tested with Scripture, and permanently anchored in the person of Yeshua. The Lord desires His people not just to hear sermons, but to hear His voice. As we hunger for more of Him and press into the Spirit’s leading, both prophets and words of knowledgehelp the church grow in love, unity, and holiness.

Prayer

Father YHVH, we thank You for pouring out Your Spirit in these last days. Let prophecy rise again in purity and power. Cleanse us of pride or fear, and train our ears to hear Your voice clearly. Let the gifts of the Spirit not be rare among us, but normal, humbling us with awe. Use us to encourage, convict, and lead others back to Yeshua. We want more of You and less of us. Teach us to speak what You are saying and to listen with trembling hearts. In the name of Yeshua our Messiah, Amen.

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Personal Holiness, Sin

Worship Above All

Escaping Idolatry’s Grip

Article 7 in the 12-part series on Overcoming Sin

You were made to worship. Not as a duty, but as a delight. From the moment you were formed in your mother’s womb, your soul was wired to gaze, to adore, to exalt. The question has never been if you will worship—but who or what. The heart is an altar, and something always burns upon it.

In this generation, idolatry no longer wears the mask of carved statues and golden calves. It hides behind ambition, screens, relationships, and even religious routine. But the danger is no less real. Idolatry is any affection, pursuit, or priority that competes with your worship of God. It is a thief that dresses like fulfillment but drains your spirit. It whispers, “You need this to be whole,” but it leaves you emptier than before.

“You shall have no other gods before Me,” the Lord commanded (Exodus 20:3, NASB). This is not a suggestion—it is a cry from the jealous heart of a holy God who loves you. Not because He needs your worship, but because He knows your life will be fractured until He is your first love again.

The Hidden Golden Calves

In the days of Moses, Israel traded the glory of El Shaddai for a golden calf they could see, touch, and control. They wanted a god on their terms. And so do we. But anything we worship that we can control is not a god—it’s an idol.

Today, your idol might not be made of gold, but it may be just as polished: a career that defines you, a relationship you refuse to surrender, a reputation you protect more than your prayer life. Some even idolize their own emotions—worshiping comfort above obedience. But the truth stands firm: you become like what you worship. If your heart bows to success, you’ll be driven and restless. If you worship God, you will become like Him—pure, steadfast, and free.

The Altar of the Heart

Let me offer you an image—a simple one, but sacred. Picture a man in an old farmhouse. The wind howls outside as night settles in. He enters a dusty barn where a wood stove sits cold and silent. The man kneels and begins to build a fire: dry kindling first, then logs. Slowly, with patience, he stirs the embers. A small flame catches. He leans close, feeding it with breath, shielding it from the wind until the fire glows strong and steady.

That stove is your heart. The fire is your worship. The world is cold, and your soul cannot survive unless it is kindled with the presence of God. You must return to that altar daily. You must clear out the ashes of yesterday’s distractions and false loves. You must feed the fire with the truth of Scripture, the song of the redeemed, the cry of surrender.

Only One Can Reign

Yeshua did not die so you could have Him plus your idols. He died to set you free from the tyranny of false gods. He called us to love the Lord with all our heart, all our soul, all our mind, and all our strength (Mark 12:30, NASB). There is no room on the throne of your heart for two kings.

And yet, how gentle He is with us. He does not tear down our idols to shame us—He removes them to restore us. He turns over the tables not to humiliate, but to cleanse His temple. You are that temple. He is reclaiming His altar.

How to Escape Idolatry’s Grip

To walk in freedom, begin here:

  1. Identify the idol. What consumes your time, thoughts, or affections more than God?
  2. Tear it down. Confess it. Renounce it. Ask the Holy Spirit to break its power.
  3. Return to true worship. Carve out space to adore God, not for what He gives, but for who He is.
  4. Guard the altar. Keep distractions out. Feed the fire daily.

Your freedom begins when your worship returns.

Prayer

El Shaddai, I repent for every idol I’ve allowed into Your sanctuary. Forgive me for loving created things more than the Creator. Tear down every false god in my heart and take Your rightful place again. Stir up in me a fresh fire of worship. Let me seek You above all, long for You above all, and treasure You above all. Cleanse my heart, set it apart, and make it an altar where only You reign. In the holy name of Yeshua, amen.

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Church

The Church Is God’s Dwelling Place

Where Heaven Touches Earth

“For where two or three have gathered together in My name, I am there in their midst.”
—Matthew 18:20 (NASB)

In every generation, the Church has stood as a light in the darkness, where God’s presence meets human hearts. The Church is God’s dwelling place, not because of its architecture or rituals, but because the living God has chosen to abide amid His people. This truth changes everything. The Church is not just a religious organization—it is the very habitation of El Shaddai, built on the foundation of Yeshua the Messiah and sustained by the Holy Spirit.

Paul wrote to the Ephesians, “You also are being built together into a dwelling of God in the Spirit” (Ephesians 2:22, NASB). This is not symbolic language. It is literal and eternal. The Church is God’s dwelling place, where Heaven touches earth. It is not one good institution among many; it is the only one birthed directly by the will of God, designed to reflect His holiness, proclaim His gospel, and carry His glory.

Divided Yet Divine

The skeptic may ask, “Which church do you mean? Aren’t Christians divided?” Yes, denominations abound. But the true Church transcends every man-made label. The Church is God’s dwelling place wherever the Holy Spirit has gathered hearts that are surrendered to Yeshua, washed by His blood, and devoted to worshiping God in spirit and in truth (John 4:24).

We see her in the underground churches of persecuted lands. We hear her prayers in hospital rooms, prison cells, and quiet homes. She gathers in storefronts and cathedrals, barns, and basements. Wherever two or three are gathered in His name, there He is—Yeshua in the midst—validating the gathering as holy ground. (Matthew 18:20, NASB)

The Power and Purpose of the Church

The Church is not perfect. Those inside her walls know this better than anyone. We grieve her shortcomings and weep over her compromises, but we also believe in her future because God is not finished with her. Yeshua declared, “I will build My church; and the gates of Hades will not overpower it” (Matthew 16:18, NASB). That promise still stands.

The Church is God’s dwelling place, His house of prayer for all nations (Isaiah 56:7). She is the Bride of Christ (Revelation 19:7), being prepared for the return of the Bridegroom. She is the pillar and support of the truth (1 Timothy 3:15). When she functions in purity and unity, she becomes a channel of healing to a broken world, a refuge for the lost, and a launchpad for revival.

God Dwells Among His People

From the tabernacle in the wilderness to the upper room in Acts 2, God has always desired to dwell among His people. He says in 2 Corinthians 6:16 (NASB), “I will dwell among them and walk among them; and I will be their God, and they shall be My people.” That same Spirit who filled the temple now fills His Church. Not the stone structure, but the living stones—you and me (1 Peter 2:5). The Church is where God dwells among His people.

When we gather with hearts fully yielded and worship with reverence and faith, the King of Glory walks into the room. The Church is God’s dwelling place—His holy habitation on earth.

Let us not forsake her, treat her lightly, or abandon her mission. Instead, may we press in deeper, purify ourselves of the world, and live as a people set apart for the presence of God.

Prayer:

Holy Father, awaken Your Church to her holy calling. Let her not be swayed by the world or silenced by fear. Fill her afresh with Your Holy Spirit. May every gathering be marked by Your presence, and may we, as Your people, live holy and blameless before You. Let the gospel go forth boldly from pulpits and from hearts, from city streets to distant nations. Dwell among us, O Lord, and make Your name known. In the name of Yeshua the Messiah we pray, Amen.

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Personal Holiness, Sin

Humbled to Rise

Defeating the Pride of Life

Do not love the world nor the things in the world. If anyone loves the world, the love of the Father is not in him. – 1 John 2:15, NASB

Brother, sister—hear me. This is not a word of condemnation, but a call to awaken. There is a sin that hides in plain sight, a spiritual cancer that often disguises itself as strength, success, or self-confidence. It is the pride of life. This sin does not shout—it whispers. But those whispers grow into lies that lead you far from the presence of El Elyon, the Most High God.

The pride of life tells you that you are enough without God. It causes you to depend on your own wisdom, your own strength, and your own reputation. Over time, it builds a wall between you and the Lord. Pride makes people think they don’t need God. It turns churches into stages for human praise instead of places where the glory of El Elyon is worshiped. It shifts the focus from the throne of Heaven to the applause of men. And that shift, beloved, is deadly.

“God is opposed to the proud, but gives grace to the humble.” – James 4:6, NASB

You were not created to be independent from your Maker. You were formed from the dust, and it is only by the breath of Yahweh that you live. The way of the Kingdom is not like the world’s way. The world says, “Lift yourself up.” But God says, “Bow down, and I will lift you.” To defeat the pride of life, you must choose the lower road—the road of humility.

Let me tell you a story. There was a skilled craftsman, admired by many for the beauty of his work. One day, a curious boy asked him, “How did you become so great?” The man smiled gently and said, “I only became great when I stopped trying to be. I surrendered my talent to God. I asked Him to shape the work of my hands, and it became His, not mine.” That is the secret. When you humble yourself, God takes over—and what He builds will last.

You were not saved to impress men—you were redeemed to reflect the holiness of Yeshua. Defeating the pride of life begins with surrender. You must choose, daily, to lay down your ego, your rights, your desire to be seen. You must become like the Lamb—silent, obedient, and wholly dependent on the will of the Father.

“Therefore humble yourselves under the mighty hand of God, so that He may exalt you at the proper time.” – 1 Peter 5:6, NASB
Examine your heart. Do you bristle at correction? Do you crave the approval of others more than the presence of God? Do you rely more on your gifts than on the Spirit? Pride is subtle. But the Spirit will reveal it if you ask—and when He does, don’t delay. Repent. Get low. Open your hands. Humility is not weakness—it is the pathway to true authority in the Kingdom.
God is not looking for the proud. He is searching for those who tremble at His Word, who bow before Him in secret, who do not grasp for platforms but long for His presence. Will you be that one? Will you walk low so that He may raise you up, defeating the pride of life in the process?

“Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” – Matthew 5:3, NASB

Defeating the pride of life is not a single decision—it is a lifestyle. It is choosing the cross daily. It is remembering that every breath you breathe is mercy. It is standing before God, not with your résumé, but with your hands lifted in worship. The humble will see God. The proud will resist Him and fall. Let us be those who fall on our knees now, so we may rise with Him in glory.

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Prayer:

Father, I humble myself before You now. I confess the pride that has crept into my heart—every thought that made me feel sufficient apart from You. I surrender my plans, my gifts, and my desire to be noticed. I choose the way of the cross. Let me be poor in spirit, that I may be rich in Your Kingdom. Lift me up only when I have bowed low before You. Be glorified, not me. Be praised, not my name. Let me rise only by Your hand, and for Your glory. In the name of Yeshua, amen.

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Key Takeaways for Defeating the Pride of Life:

  • Pride of life distances us from God, but humility draws us close.
  • God resists the proud but pours grace on the humble.
  • Daily surrender is the key to true spiritual authority.
  • Humility opens the door to revival and the presence of El Shaddai.

Let your heart burn not for applause, but for His glory. Let your life become an altar where pride dies and holiness rises. It is time to bow low—so you can rise in Him.

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Glory

Walk in the Light of the Lamb: Finding Hope

Introduction

Are you longing for hope that transcends the darkness of this world? In Revelation 21:23-25 (NASB), we find a breathtaking promise: “The city has no need of the sun or of the moon to shine on it, for the glory of God has illumined it, and its lamp is the Lamb.” This isn’t just a vision of the future; it’s an invitation to walk in the Light of the Lamb today.

What Does It Mean to Walk in the Light of the Lamb?

To walk in the Light of the Lamb is to live in the presence of El Shaddai, where no shadow can stand. Yeshua, the Lamb, is the Light of the world (John 8:12, NASB). His light exposes darkness, heals the broken, and guides the lost. It is pure, relentless, and life-giving.

But how do we live in this light? It begins with surrender—yielding every corner of our hearts to His illumination. For “If we say that we have fellowship with Him and yet walk in the darkness, we lie and do not practice the truth” (1 John 1:6, NASB). To walk in the Light of the Lamb means to leave no room for shadows, to live in truth, and to be transformed by His glory.

The Promise of His Light

“The nations will walk by its light, and the kings of the earth will bring their glory into it” (Revelation 21:24, NASB). This isn’t just about future prophecy; it’s about the power of Yeshua’s light to transform nations and individuals today. You are called out of darkness into His marvelous light (1 Peter 2:9, NASB). This calling is for now—for your life, your family, and your community.

What glory will you bring to Him? Not the glory of worldly success but the glory of a heart surrendered, ablaze with worship, and bearing the fruit of the Spirit. Let His light be seen in you.

An Open Invitation: The Gates Are Never Closed

“In the daytime (for there will be no night there) its gates will never be closed” (Revelation 21:25, NASB). The invitation to walk in the Light of the Lamb is perpetual. There is no night in His presence, no season of separation, no time when His light is not available. Even now, the veil is torn, and the way is open (Matthew 27:51, NASB). The question is—will you walk through?

There is no darkness that His light cannot dispel. No sin too great, no wound too deep, no fear too strong. His light heals, restores, and empowers. “For with You is the fountain of life; in Your light we see light” (Psalm 36:9, NASB). Step into that light. Let it consume every shadow, every fear, and every doubt.

How to Walk in the Light of the Lamb Today

  • Seek His Presence Daily: “Seek His face continually” (Psalm 105:4, NASB). Make time for prayer, worship, and His Word.
  • Live in Truth and Purity: “Walk as children of light” (Ephesians 5:8, NASB). Allow no trace of darkness in your life.
  • Reflect His Light to Others: You are called to shine His light in a dark world. Be a beacon of hope and truth.
  • Continual Surrender: Yield to His transforming power. Allow His light to shape you, to mold you into His image.

Why This Matters for You

The Light of the Lamb is not just for the future; it is for you today. The same light that will illuminate the New Jerusalem is available to guide your path now. Walk in the Light of the Lamb, and you will find peace, hope, and purpose.

Prayer for Walking in the Light of the Lamb

Yeshua, Light of the world, draw me closer to Your brilliance. Illuminate every dark corner of my heart. Let me walk in Your light without turning back. May I be a reflection of Your glory, shining Your truth in a world lost in darkness. Keep my feet upon Your path, and my eyes fixed upon You. Even as the gates of the city are never closed, let my heart be ever open to Your presence. Lead me, transform me, and consume me with Your holy flame. I yield to Your light, my Lamp and my Salvation. In Your holy name, Amen.

Conclusion

Walk in the Light of the Lamb and live in the radiance of His presence. Don’t wait for eternity to experience His glory. The invitation is open now. Step out of the shadows, pass through the gates that are never closed, and let His light consume you. Let His light shine through you, transforming you and illuminating the world around you.

Will you walk in the Light of the Lamb today?

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Worship

Covenant of Worship

Beloved, consider the mystery of worship that draws us into the presence of the Living God. There is a holy place where faith and expectation unite, where the hearts of the people are bound together in covenantal trust before El Shaddai. In that sacred space, worship becomes more than a song—it becomes a covenant of prayer, a holy agreement to seek His face with one heart and one voice. This is the essence of the Covenant of Worship.

This covenant is a threefold cord, not easily broken.

1. Declaration of Faith:

Those who lead speak boldly, proclaiming their trust in Yeshua’s promise: “For where two or three have gathered together in My name, I am there in their midst.” (Matthew 18:20, NASB). This is more than words; it is a call to believe, an invitation to draw near to the throne of grace with confidence. It aligns perfectly with the Covenant of Worship.

2. Unity of the Congregation:

Here, hearts beat as one, voices rise in unison—not just in song but in faith. It is the gathering of souls who trust that El Shaddai hears their worship and responds to their hunger. “How good and pleasant it is when brothers dwell together in unity! … For there the Lord commanded the blessing—life forevermore.” (Psalm 133:1, 3, NASB). This unity is a covenantal act, fulfilling the ancient promise, “You will seek Me and find Me when you search for Me with all your heart.” (Jeremiah 29:13, NASB). Such unity is central to the Covenant of Worship.

3. Faithful Promise of God:

Yahweh is the covenant-keeping God who dwells in the praises of His people: “Yet You are holy, O You who are enthroned upon the praises of Israel.” (Psalm 22:3, NASB). When faith unites with expectancy, and hearts are joined in covenantal worship, His presence is not merely felt; it is known. Within the Covenant of Worship, His promises are experienced profoundly.

This is the mystery of the covenant of worship—a holy agreement to come before God with faith, trust, and hunger. It joins heaven and earth as one voice declares His glory, and His Spirit moves among them.

Beloved, let us enter into this covenant of faith. Let us lift our hearts and voices with one accord, trusting that He who promised is faithful. Let us press into His presence, not seeking a formula but seeking the face of Yeshua, the Living God.

Come, let us worship in covenantal faith, for He is faithful to meet those who seek Him with all their heart. And in His presence, we shall be transformed.

May this covenantal prayer rise before Him as incense, and may His glory dwell among us. Amen.

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Effective Prayer

How to Pray Aright: A Call to Earnest Prayer

Beloved, do you truly pray, or do you merely say words? Do the cries of your heart reach the ears of El Shaddai, or do your lips move without meaning? It is not enough to recite words; God listens to the cries of a soul that hungers for Him. To pray aright, one must have a heart fully invested in seeking God.

God hears the prayers of the sincere. If you pray out of duty or habit, without feeling your need for Him, your words are empty. It is as if you were speaking to the wind. The Almighty is moved by a heart that yearns for Him, a heart that recognizes its own need and humbles itself before His throne. As the Psalmist cried, “The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit; A broken and contrite heart, O God, You will not despise” (Psalm 51:17, NASB).

Let your prayers flow from the depths of your soul, not merely from your lips. Words without the heart fall to the ground unheard, but the cries of the humble pierce the heavens. It is written, “The Lord is near to all who call upon Him, to all who call upon Him in truth” (Psalm 145:18, NASB). If you pray aright, you will avoid merely echoing words that fade away, never reaching His presence.

Do not approach God with empty phrases or rehearsed lines. Come to Him with honesty, humility, and longing. Pour out your heart before Him, for He knows your thoughts before you speak them. He is not impressed by eloquence but moved by brokenness. He desires truth in the inmost being.

If your heart feels cold or distant, ask Him to teach you to pray. Cry out, “Lord, teach me what I need and show me how to pray! Stir my heart to seek You earnestly. Do not let me speak to You without feeling what I say.” This is the prayer He hears—the prayer of one who longs for Him. To truly seek Him, we must learn to pray aright.

Seek the face of Yeshua with all your heart. Lay your burdens before Him, not just with words but with genuine faith and dependence. Let your prayer be like incense rising before His throne, carried by a heart that loves Him. Remember His promise: “You will seek Me and find Me when you search for Me with all your heart” (Jeremiah 29:13, NASB).

Do not be satisfied with shallow prayers. Press in, seek more of Him, and pour out your soul before El Shaddai. He hears the earnest cry. Do not be content with hollow religion or empty rituals. Seek an encounter with the living God, for He is near to those who truly seek Him.

Let this be your prayer:

Father, draw me nearer. I need You more than words can express.
Teach me to pray with a heart that truly seeks You.
Awaken my soul to cry out for Your presence.
Let my prayers be real, my words be true, and my heart be Yours.
I long for more of You and less of me.
In the name of Yeshua, I pray. Amen.

Beloved, Pray Aright. Seek Him earnestly. God is near to those who call on Him in truth.

Psalms

A Psalm of the Eternal Dance

All creation waits in eager longing,
Beholding the beauty of the coming King.
Clouds will part, the trumpet will sound,
Dawning the wedding feast of the Lamb.
Every nation will see His glory,
Filled with wonder at His majesty.

Gone are the days of sorrow and tears,
Hope fulfilled as the Bride is revealed.
In righteousness, she stands adorned,
Joy overflowing, clothed in white.
Kept by grace, redeemed by love,
Lifted into the arms of her King.

Many will bow, declaring His name,
No longer will darkness cover the earth.
Once lost, now forever found,
Promised to Him for all eternity.
Quiet whispers turn to shouts of praise,
Redeemed voices sing the song of the Lamb.

Soon He comes, the Bridegroom calls,
Triumph resounds in heaven’s halls.
Under His banner, love stands eternal,
Victory secured by the blood of the Lamb.
Wedding bells echo through the heavens,
Xalted is He, the King of kings!

Yeshua reigns, and His Bride is home,
Zeal unending, forever one.

Hallelujah! Amen!

(Inspired by Revelation 19:7-9, Matthew 25:1-13, Hosea 2:19-20, and Ephesians 5:25-27)

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THE LORD HOVERS OVER THE LAND—THE AWAKENING IS AT HAND

The Lord hovers over the land, His presence thick and weighty. He is not distant—He is near, watching, waiting, ready to move in power. The heavens are poised, the angelic hosts stand at attention, their swords gleaming with the fire of holiness. The King is ready. The plan is set. The time of awakening is here.

“If My people, who are called by My name, humble themselves and pray and seek My face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.” —2 Chronicles 7:14 (NASB)

I declare: The moment of hesitation has passed. The Lord has set His gaze upon the land, and His Spirit moves like the wind, stirring hearts, calling forth His remnant. The bowls of incense in the high places—filled with the prayers of the saints—are nearing their tipping point. Heaven is waiting. The angels hold their breath. The earth groans for the revealing of the sons and daughters of God.

I prophesy: The body of Messiah will rise. No longer will His priests be silent. No longer will the watchmen slumber. No longer will complacency hold back the flood of His glory. The call has gone forth, and the faithful are awakening. The sound of repentance will shake the mountains. The cry of intercession will split the heavens. The King is coming, and His fire will fall!

I declare: Revival is not coming—it is here! The shofar is sounding over the land, calling the warriors to battle, calling the bride to prepare, calling the nations to tremble before the Holy One of Israel. The pieces are in place, the Lord is ready, and the command will go forth!

Let every altar be restored. Let every heart be purified. Let every voice be lifted in prayer. The time of awakening is now!

Father, we align with Your Word. We take our place. We will not delay. We will humble ourselves, we will pray, we will seek Your face, and we will turn from every wicked way. Pour out Your Spirit, Lord! Let Your fire consume the sacrifice! Let the heavens break open over this land! Let the earth be filled with the knowledge of Your glory as the waters cover the sea!

In the name of Yeshua, the King of Kings, it is decreed. Amen and amen!

Repentance, Revival, Seek the Lord

Arise, Return, Seek Him

For the word of the LORD is right, and all His work is done in faithfulness. Every word God speaks is true, unshaken, and just. There is no deception in Him, no shifting shadow of doubt. His Word established the heavens, set the boundaries of the earth, and upholds all things by His power. What He declares, He fulfills—His promises do not waver, nor does He act in error. Everything He does is clothed in perfect faithfulness. What He has spoken over your life, He will bring to completion. Trust in His Word, for it is the foundation that cannot be moved. In His faithfulness, you will never be forsaken.

He loves righteousness and justice; the earth is full of the lovingkindness of the LORD. God does not turn a blind eye to the affairs of men—He delights in righteousness and upholds justice. He is the righteous Judge who sees every heart and executes His will with perfect equity. Though the world is filled with corruption, His lovingkindness remains, reaching into every dark place, offering mercy to all who will receive it. From the beauty of creation to the mercies renewed each morning, His steadfast love surrounds you. Even in trials, His presence does not waver. He calls you to trust in His justice, to abide in His love, and to live in the confidence that His goodness is not scarce but overflowing, filling the earth with His unfailing grace. Arise and seek Him, for His justice and righteousness are unfailing.

Yeshua, You are the bridge—the only way to the Father. When sin separated us, You made a way where there was none. You stretched out Your arms on the cross, bearing the weight of our sin, paying the price to reconcile us to God. Your righteousness and justice demanded atonement, but Your lovingkindness provided the sacrifice. Now, through faith in You, we are no longer bound by sin but covered in Your grace.

Lord, let us never take for granted the mercy You have shown. Draw us deeper into Your presence, that we may walk in righteousness and live in the fullness of Your love. Teach us to trust in Your faithfulness, to stand firmly on Your Word, and to reflect Your justice in all we do. Let our lives shine with the light of Your kingdom, a testimony of Your unfailing goodness. Arise and seek Him daily, and your life will be transformed.

Therefore, let us shake off the sin that so easily entangles. Hebrews 12:1-2 (NASB) – “Therefore, since we also have such a great cloud of witnesses surrounding us, let’s rid ourselves of every obstacle and the sin which so easily entangles us, and let’s run with endurance the race that is set before us, looking only at Jesus, the originator and perfecter of the faith.” Do not carry what Yeshua has already set you free from. Break off the chains the enemy has placed upon you—chains of fear, doubt, complacency, and compromise. Have you settled into a life of comfort, trapped in a rut that keeps you from pressing into the fullness of God? Now is the time to arise. No more passivity. No more lukewarm devotion. Return to the Lord with all your heart! Isaiah 55:6-7 (NASB) – “Seek the Lord while He may be found; Call on Him while He is near. Let the wicked abandon his way, And the unrighteous person his thoughts; And let him return to the Lord, And He will have compassion on him, And to our God, For He will abundantly pardon.” He is calling you to seek Him—not casually, not when it is convenient, but with urgency, with hunger, with a heart that refuses to be satisfied with anything less than His presence. Truly, arise and seek Him, for His presence is your refuge.

Joel 2:12-13 (NASB) – “Yet even now,” declares the Lord, “Return to Me with all your heart, And with fasting, weeping, and mourning; And tear your heart and not merely your garments.” Now return to the Lord your God, For He is gracious and compassionate, Slow to anger, abounding in mercy, And relenting of catastrophe.”

“And My people who are called by My Name humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.” (2 Chronicles 7:14, NASB) This is the invitation. This is the promise. But notice the condition: humble yourself, pray, seek His face, and turn from sin. This is not a suggestion—it is a call to action. Yeshua will heal the land, but He will do it through us. We are His vessels, His hands and feet, but we must first be made right before Him. How can we call for revival if our own hearts remain cold? How can we stand in the gap for our nation if we are still entangled in sin? The work begins in us. Humble yourself. Repent. Pray. Seek His face with desperation. He is ready to move, ready to pour out His Spirit, but He is waiting for a people who are fully surrendered, fully consecrated, and willing to be purified in His refining fire. Arise and seek Him, for He is faithful.

This is not about empty words or religious actions—it is about a heart posture that cries out, “Lord, cleanse me, use me, and let Your glory flow through me.” We cannot expect transformation in the world if we are not first transformed by His presence. The land will be healed, but first, the Church must arise in holiness. First, the remnant must return in full devotion. He is calling you deeper, calling you to be set apart, calling you to be an instrument of His righteousness. Will you lay down everything and seek Him with all your heart? The time is now. Arise. Return. Pursue Him, and watch what He will do through you- seek Him with all your heart, and you will find His grace and guidance. 

In Yeshua’s mighty name, Amen.

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Rise, Remnant, Rise!

Rise up, remnant of God!

I declare over you today: You are the remnant of the Lord, called and set apart for such a time as this! The enemy has lied to you, has sought to wear you down, to silence your voice, to steal your joy and crush your spirit—but his power is broken in Yeshua’s name!

I declare that every lie of the enemy is exposed and shattered. You will no longer believe the voice that says you are forgotten, unworthy, or powerless. You are chosen, appointed, and anointed for this hour. Rise up, remnant of God, for the Lord has preserved you not to blend into the darkness, but to shine with His light!

I decree and proclaim that everything stolen from you is being restored. The joy of the Lord is returning to you. Your peace is returning. Your strength is being renewed. Where you have felt lost, the Lord is now guiding your steps. Where you have felt weak, His power is rising within you.

You are not defeated—you are victorious! You are not forsaken—you are called! You are not broken beyond repair—you are being made whole! The same power that raised Yeshua from the dead lives in you. You will walk in authority, in boldness, in the power of the Holy Spirit!

I declare that you will rise up as a warrior in the Kingdom! You will no longer be passive. You will no longer shrink back. You will take back what is yours! The promises of God are yes and amen in Yeshua, and you will lay hold of them! You will stand on His Word, walk in His truth, and press forward in victory!

Remnant of the Lord, it is time to rise! The King is calling, the hour is now. Shake off the dust, cast off the chains, and step into your divine assignment. You are not alone—rise up, remnant of God, you are part of chosen people, reserved for this moment in history!

“Arise, shine, for your light has come, and the glory of the Lord has risen upon you!” (Isaiah 60:1, NASB)

🔥 Now, in the mighty name of Yeshua, I release the fire of God over you! 🔥 Be filled with His Spirit! Be strengthened with His power! Be awakened to your calling! May every burden be lifted, every lie be silenced, and every chain be broken! Walk in the fullness of His promises, and take back everything the enemy has stolen!

In Yeshua’s name, it is done! Amen!