God's Prophetic Warning to America: A Call for Christian Repentance

America's Spiritual Crossroads: A Prophetic Call to Christian Revival

I've been increasingly burdened by the state of our nation and the urgent need for Christian repentance. Today, I want to share a powerful message that God has been weaving together through prophetic visions, dreams, and Biblical insights. It's a message that's been building since at least 1996, and it's time we pay attention.

The Crescendo of God's Message

In my years of ministry, I've noticed a disturbing trend among believers - an unhealthy fascination with end-times prophecy and the Antichrist. While eschatology has its place, this obsession often overshadows the more pressing call to repentance. As the prophet Amos warned, "Woe to you who long for the day of the Lord! Why do you long for the day of the Lord? That day will be darkness, not light" (Amos 5:18).

We're living in times of spiritual warfare, where demonic principalities are manifesting on earth. The persecution of Christians and Jews by groups like ISIS is a stark reminder of the spiritual battle described in Revelation 12. Yet, instead of engaging in spiritual warfare through repentance and prayer, many Christians are content to sit on the sidelines, speculating about the Antichrist's identity.

Prophetic Visions and Warnings

God has been speaking to His servants, the prophets, consistently over the years. Let me share a few prophetic experiences that highlight the urgency of our situation:

1. The Candlestick Vision

A year or two ago, I had an open vision of a candlestick nearly falling to the ground. The flame that should have been on the candlestick was off to the right, and to the left was a figure representing the Jezebel spirit. This vision symbolized the choice the church faces: will we choose the fire of God's presence or succumb to the seductive influence of Jezebel?

2. The Appeal to Heaven Tree

Recently, I had a vision of a tree that I initially mistook for a Christmas tree. It turned out to be the "Appeal to Heaven" tree, which has become a significant symbol in the prophetic community. This vision aligns with messages from other respected voices in the body of Christ, emphasizing the opportunity for a spiritual awakening in America.

3. The Split Pulpit

Perhaps one of the most powerful prophetic signs occurred in 1996 at Christian Tabernacle near Houston. As the pastor read 2 Chronicles 7:14, the Plexiglas pulpit was supernaturally split in two with a clap of thunder. This dramatic event underscores God's emphasis on repentance and the need for structural change in how we approach church and ministry.

Biblical Parallels and Warnings

The current situation in America bears striking similarities to the warnings given to Israel before the Babylonian captivity. In Jeremiah 25, we see God sending His prophets early and often, calling the people to repentance. Yet, they refused to listen, leading to judgment and exile.

Similarly, Jesus faced opposition from religious leaders who were more concerned with maintaining their positions than recognizing the fulfillment of prophecy in their midst (John 11:47-48). We must be careful not to repeat their mistakes by clinging to religious structures that hinder the move of God.

The Call to Repentance

As Christians, we need to take seriously the message of 2 Chronicles 7:14: "If my people, who are called by my name, will 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."

This is not just a call for national repentance; it's a personal invitation for each believer to examine their heart and turn back to God. We must:

1. Humble ourselves before God

2. Pray fervently for our nation and the church

3. Seek God's face, not just His hand

4. Turn from our wicked ways, both individually and corporately

Signs of the Times

While we shouldn't become obsessed with end-times speculation, we can't ignore the signs around us:

- The persecution of Christians and Jews worldwide

- The significance of the Shemitah year and Jubilee

- Blood moons occurring on Jewish feast days

- The rise of the "Appeal to Heaven" movement

These signs, coupled with the prophetic warnings we've received, should stir us to action.

Conclusion and Call to Action

The ball is in our court, fellow Christians. We can no longer afford to be spectators in this spiritual battle. It's time to take Jesus seriously as Lord, not just an accessory to our lives. Here's what I'm calling you to do:

1. Commit to a season of fasting and prayer for personal and national revival.

2. Study the Scriptures, particularly focusing on passages about repentance and revival.

3. Examine your own life and church practices - are they aligned with Biblical principles or man-made traditions?

4. Share this message with your friends, family, and church community.

5. Join me in crying out to God for a fresh outpouring of His Spirit on our nation.

Remember, Jesus is not just an addition to our lives; He is the Lord of all. Let's respond to His call for repentance and see Him heal our land.

Will you join me in this crucial spiritual endeavor? 

Vision - Current State of the Five Fold Ministry

April 11th, I saw an open vision regarding the current state of the five fold ministry.
The reason I rushed to put up this video is that the vision occurred near a prophetic intersection in Olive Branch MS, on April 11th, about Ephesians 4:11, when we were 11% into a book quoting an article written by Steve Hill on December 11th about Ephesians 4:11.
Too many confirmations to write off as coincidence.

The Lord is speaking.  Are you listening?

A Prophetic Warning for the Five-Fold Ministry: Are We Prepared?

I want to share with you a message gleaned from a prophetic open vision. This word specifically targets those operating in the five-fold ministry, but holds significance for all Christians seeking a deeper understanding of these current times.

The accompanying  video details a vision received on April 11th 2015. I believe this is a timely message from God concerning the state of the five-fold ministry (apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers) outlined in Ephesians 4:11.

I want to drive home how prophetic this event was.  Not only was it an open vision, but the number 11 kept showing up as were were digging deeper into it.  Finally, to top it off, we were having a discussion in the kitchen, and the computer which was off, and over 20 feet away, suddenly turned on, played a video about Ephesians 4-11, and then turned back off. That was definitely God!  

 

Key Dates and Symbolic Numbers

The date the vision unfolded was significant – April 11th. As Susan and I  were pondering the meaning of the vision, we couldn't help but notice the connection to Ephesians 4:11, the verse detailing the five-fold ministry. Additionally, we were 11% into a book by Jennifer LeClair, which referenced an article by Steve Hill written on December 11th, 2012 – all pointing to the number 11.

 

The Crippled Hand and the Mitten

The core of the vision revolved around a hand attempting to fit into a glove, but two fingers – the pinky and the ring finger (which represent pastors and teachers) – were crippled and would not bend. The glove then transformed into a mitten, allowing the hand to fit. This deformity in the hand, we believe, symbolizes a weakness within the five-fold ministry, specifically in the areas of pastors and teachers.

 

Steve Hill's Corroborating Vision

Interestingly, Steve Hill’s 2012 vision recounted a scene where a ski resort represented the Church. A heavy snowfall, symbolic of false teachings, threatened an avalanche. The ski patrol, representing the five-fold ministry, had to take action to prevent disaster. Steve Hill emphasizes pastors and teachers as crucial in wielding the weapons of spiritual truth to combat these false teachings.

 

A Call to Action

This prophetic word is a wake-up call for the five-fold ministry. Are we prepared to fulfill our roles in protecting the Church from the avalanche of false teachings? The onus lies with apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers to stand together, wielding the truth of scripture to safeguard the flock.

Remember, in these uncertain times, it is crucial to stay grounded in scripture and pray for discernment. May God bless you as you continue your spiritual journey!

Steve Hill article
Jennifer's book

 

From Addiction to Redemption: Jenny Reese Clark's Extraordinary Journey

 Addiction, Explosion, Redemption: Jenny's Story

As I sat down to write this blog post, I couldn't help but feel overwhelmed by the incredible story I'm about to share. Jenny Reese Clark's journey from addiction and despair to hope and redemption is nothing short of miraculous. Her testimony serves as a powerful reminder of God's unfailing love and His ability to transform even the most broken lives.

Growing up in a Christian home, I never imagined I'd find myself on the path Jenny took. But life has a way of throwing unexpected curveballs, doesn't it? Jenny's story begins with a devastating car accident at 17 that shattered not just her body, but her dreams and aspirations. As I reflect on her words, I'm struck by how quickly life can change and how vulnerable we all are to taking wrong turns when faced with pain and disappointment.

Jenny's descent into drug addiction is a stark reminder of how easily we can lose our way when we try to numb our pain instead of turning to God. Her story of manufacturing methamphetamine and the horrific explosion that destroyed her sister's home sent chills down my spine. I found myself wondering, "How does one come back from such a low point?" But that's where the true power of Jenny's testimony lies - in the incredible redemption that follows.

The moment Jenny describes her encounter with God in prison is nothing short of supernatural. As she poured over Scripture and allowed God to transform her mind and spirit, I was reminded of Romans 12:2: "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind." Jenny's story is a living testament to the power of God's Word to change us from the inside out.

Perhaps the most awe-inspiring part of Jenny's testimony is the forgiveness extended by her sister and brother-in-law. As Jenny recounted their words of gratitude for how the tragedy ultimately strengthened their faith and marriage, I was moved to tears. This level of forgiveness can only come from a supernatural source - it's a beautiful picture of God's own forgiveness towards us.

Jenny's transformation didn't end with her release from prison. Her commitment to sharing her story and helping others struggling with addiction is truly inspiring. As I ponder her journey, I'm reminded of 2 Corinthians 1:4: "He comforts us in all our troubles so that we can comfort others. When they are troubled, we will be able to give them the same comfort God has given us."

Jenny's book, "Field of Influence," sounds like a powerful tool for reaching addicts, their families, and veterans. It's a testament to how God can use our darkest moments for His glory and to bring hope to others.

As I wrap up this blog post, I'm left with a profound sense of hope. Jenny's story reminds us that no one is beyond God's reach. No matter how far we've strayed or how badly we've messed up, God's grace is sufficient. Her journey from tragedy and addiction to hope and joy in Christ is a powerful reminder that our past doesn't define us - it's what we do with our story going forward that matters.

I encourage you, dear reader, to reflect on Jenny's testimony. Where in your life do you need to experience God's transforming power? Are there areas where you need to extend or receive forgiveness? Remember, just as God redeemed Jenny's story, He can redeem yours too.

Thank You Lord for Jenny's powerful testimony. Help us to be open to Your transforming work in our lives. Give us the courage to face our pain and turn to You instead of harmful coping mechanisms. And Lord, use our stories, no matter how broken, to bring hope and healing to others. In Jesus' name, Amen.