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True prophecy calls people to align with FATHER’S Master Plan!

When we stand on a Prophetic Word, we align ourselves with FATHER’S Master Plan.  Prophecy is about transformation. It also warns when they don’t align and it reassures them that He is working out a purposeful plan.

Discerning true vs. false prophecy in the Bible isn’t meant to be mysterious—it’s something believers are expected to test carefully. Scripture gives multiple “filters” rather than just one test. When you put them together, a clear pattern emerges.

 Does it align with God’s revealed Word?  God does not contradict Himself. Any prophecy that conflicts with established Scripture is false—no matter how impressive it sounds.

Moses recorded by The Holy Spirit in Deuteronomy chapter 13:

1 “If there arises among you a prophet or a dreamer of dreams, and he gives you a sign or a wonder,

2 and the sign or the wonder comes to pass, of which he spoke to you, saying, ‘Let us go after other gods’-which you have not known-‘and let us serve them,’

3 you shall not listen to the words of that prophet or that dreamer of dreams, for the LORD your God is testing you to know whether you Love the LORD Your God with all your heart and with all your soul.

False prophets will entice your soul and body in some manner.  We have been forewarned.

4 You shall walk after the LORD your God and fear Him, and keep His commandments and obey His Voice; you shall serve Him and hold fast to Him.

We must keep our focus on being led by The Holy Spirit and discern the legitimacy of any prophetic word given.

Paul also warned us as he wrote by The Holy Spirit in Galatians chapter 1:

8 But even if we or an angel from heaven should preach a gospel different than the one we preached to you, let them be under God’s curse!

9 Let me make it clear: Anyone, no matter who they are, that brings you a different gospel than the Gospel that you have received, let them be condemned and cursed!

What is the first and most important test?  Does it come true? (with an important nuance)

Moses also recorded by The Holy Spirit in Deuteronomy chapter 18:

22 when a prophet speaks in the Name of the LORD, if the thing does not happen or come to pass, that is the thing which the LORD has not spoken; the prophet has spoken it presumptuously; you shall not be afraid of him.

However, not all true prophecies are unconditional.

Some prophecies are warnings meant to provoke repentance (see Jonah and Nineveh). When people repent, judgment may not come.  The prophecy is false if it fails outright, but delay or change doesn’t always mean false if the prophecy was conditional.

Another test: What fruit does it produce?

Jesus gave a very practical test as He spoke in Matthew chapter 7:

15 “Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravenous wolves.

16 You will know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes from thornbushes or figs from thistles?

17 Even so, every good tree bears good fruit, but a bad tree bears bad fruit.

18 A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor can a bad tree bear good fruit.

19 Every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire.

20 Therefore by their fruits you will know them.

We should ask, does it lead people toward Holiness, repentance, and Truth?  Or toward fear, pride, division, or obsession with the sensational?  True prophecy draws people closer to God—not to the personality of the prophet.

Does the prophecy exalt Christ?

The Beloved Disciple recorded by The Holy Spirit in 1^st John chapter 4:

1 Delightfully Loved friends, don’t trust every spirit, but carefully examine what they say to determine if they are of God, because many false prophets have mingled into the world.

2 Here’s the test for those with the genuine Spirit of God: they will confess Jesus as the Christ who has come in the flesh.

3 Everyone who does not acknowledge that Jesus is from God has the spirit of antichrist, which you heard was coming and is already active in the world.

We are to test the spirits, true prophecy acknowledges and aligns with Christ.  In practice, it upholds Who Christ is and what He taught and, it doesn’t distort the Gospel or shift focus away from Him.

We must also consider what the character of the person is.  While no one is perfect, Scripture still ties credibility to character.  Jeremiah and Ezekiel both confront prophets who spoke from selfish motives or imagination.  Patterns like greed, manipulation, or immorality are major warning signs.

Does the prophecy edify (build up), not just predict?

Paul wrote by The Holy Spirit in 1^st Corinthians chapter 14:

3 But he who prophesies speaks edification and exhortation and comfort to men.

If a “prophecy” is purely sensational, fear-driven, or focused on dates/timelines with no spiritual benefit, it’s missing the core Biblical purpose.

Paul also wrote by The Holy Spirit in 1^st Thessalonians chapter 5:

19 Never restrain or put out the fire of the Holy Spirit.

20 And don’t be one who scorns prophecies,

21 but be faithful to examine them by putting them to the test, and afterward hold tightly to what has proven to be right.

Biblically, prophecy is not meant to operate in isolation. Mature believers and leaders weigh it together.

Simply, a true prophecy will consistently:

Agree with Scripture

Point to Christ

Produce good spiritual fruit

Stand up to testing over time

A false one will usually fail in one or more of those areas—and often more than one.  Don’t be deceived in these final days!

MY Presence is the highest approval of a man!

You can’t evoke HIS Presence, you can’t stir up HIS Presence because the PRESENCE is GOD HIMSELF!  You can have the anointing and be in sin.  You can have faith and be living in sin.  However, in HIS Presence, sin cannot exist.

When GOD gives you a Word, it is connected to your territory.  We must stay in the assignment that FATHER gives us.

It is written by The Holy Spirit in Hebrews chapter 11:

1 Now faith brings our hopes into reality and becomes the foundation needed to acquire the things we long for. It is all the evidence required to prove what is still unseen.

2 This testimony of faith is what previous generations were commended for.

3 Faith empowers us to see that the universe was created and beautifully coordinated by the power of God’s Words! He spoke and the invisible realm gave birth to all that is seen.

When we receive a prophecy from The Holy Spirit, it has within it to build our faith if we choose to stand on that Word.

6 And without faith living within us it would be impossible to please God. For we come to God in faith knowing that He is real and that He rewards the faith of those who passionately seek Him.

Abraham was given a specific prophecy by FATHER, and he responded to and relied on that prophecy by taking action.

8 Faith motivated Abraham to obey God’s call and leave the familiar to discover the territory he was destined to inherit from God. So he left with only a promise and without even knowing ahead of time where he was going, Abraham stepped out in faith.

9 He lived by faith as an immigrant in his promised land as though it belonged to someone else. He journeyed through the land living in tents with Isaac and Jacob who were persuaded that they were also co-heirs of the same promise.

10 His eyes of faith were set on the city with unshakable foundations, whose architect and builder is God Himself.

Abraham had an assignment given to him by FATHER and he fulfilled his assignment because his faith did not waver.  We must not disobey the territory that we have been assigned to.

Moses recorded by The Holy Spirit the prophecy given to Abraham in Genesis chapter 12:

1 Now YAHWEH said to Abram, “Leave it all behind—your native land, your people, your father’s household, and go to the land that I will show you.

2 Follow Me, and I will make you into a great nation. I will exceedingly bless and prosper you, and I will make you famous, so that you will be a tremendous source of blessing for others.

3 I will bless all who bless you and curse all who curse you. And through you all the families of the earth will be blessed.”

4 So Abram obeyed YAHWEH and left; and Lot went with him. Now Abram was seventy-five years old when he departed from Haran after his father died.

Today, how many seventy-five-year-olds would do the same?  Only those who are led by The Holy Spirit and walk in faith!  When you receive a prophecy, walk in patient endurance for the timing is HIS.

It is recorded by The Holy Spirit in Hebrews chapter 6:

12 So don’t allow your hearts to grow dull or lose your enthusiasm, but follow the example of those who fully received what God has promised because of their strong faith and patient endurance.

Let the examples of faith given to us in Hebrews chapter 11, encourage us as we received a prophetic Word from FATHER through HIS Word, or spoken specifically through a person led by The Holy Spirit.  When we stand on a Prophetic Word, we align ourselves with FATHER’S Master Plan.

MY Presence is the highest approval of a man!

You can’t evoke HIS Presence, you can’t stir up HIS Presence because the PRESENCE is GOD HIMSELF!  You can have the anointing and be in sin.  You can have faith and be living in sin.  However, in HIS Presence, sin cannot exist.

When GOD gives you a Word, it is connected to your territory.  We must stay in the assignment that FATHER gives us.

It is written by The Holy Spirit in Hebrews chapter 11:

1 Now faith brings our hopes into reality and becomes the foundation needed to acquire the things we long for. It is all the evidence required to prove what is still unseen.

2 This testimony of faith is what previous generations were commended for.

3 Faith empowers us to see that the universe was created and beautifully coordinated by the power of God’s Words! He spoke and the invisible realm gave birth to all that is seen.

When we receive a prophecy from The Holy Spirit, it has within it to build our faith if we choose to stand on that Word.

6 And without faith living within us it would be impossible to please God. For we come to God in faith knowing that He is real and that He rewards the faith of those who passionately seek Him.

Abraham was given a specific prophecy by FATHER, and he responded to and relied on that prophecy by taking action.

8 Faith motivated Abraham to obey God’s call and leave the familiar to discover the territory he was destined to inherit from God. So he left with only a promise and without even knowing ahead of time where he was going, Abraham stepped out in faith.

9 He lived by faith as an immigrant in his promised land as though it belonged to someone else. He journeyed through the land living in tents with Isaac and Jacob who were persuaded that they were also co-heirs of the same promise.

10 His eyes of faith were set on the city with unshakable foundations, whose architect and builder is God Himself.

Abraham had an assignment given to him by FATHER and he fulfilled his assignment because his faith did not waver.  We must not disobey the territory that we have been assigned to.

Moses recorded by The Holy Spirit the prophecy given to Abraham in Genesis chapter 12:

1 Now YAHWEH said to Abram, “Leave it all behind—your native land, your people, your father’s household, and go to the land that I will show you.

2 Follow Me, and I will make you into a great nation. I will exceedingly bless and prosper you, and I will make you famous, so that you will be a tremendous source of blessing for others.

3 I will bless all who bless you and curse all who curse you. And through you all the families of the earth will be blessed.”

4 So Abram obeyed YAHWEH and left; and Lot went with him. Now Abram was seventy-five years old when he departed from Haran after his father died.

Today, how many seventy-five-year-olds would do the same?  Only those who are led by The Holy Spirit and walk in faith!  When you receive a prophecy, walk in patient endurance for the timing is HIS.

It is recorded by The Holy Spirit in Hebrews chapter 6:

12 So don’t allow your hearts to grow dull or lose your enthusiasm, but follow the example of those who fully received what God has promised because of their strong faith and patient endurance.

Let the examples of faith given to us in Hebrews chapter 11, encourage us as we received a prophetic Word from FATHER through HIS Word, or spoken specifically through a person led by The Holy Spirit.  When we stand on a Prophetic Word, we align ourselves with FATHER’S Master Plan.

The consummation of FATHER’S Master Plan has been given to us by Jesus and reaffirmed in the Book of Revelation!

This is the summary of what we have covered in this series:

Jesus gives the outline; The Book of Revelation fills in the details.  They are not competing accounts—they are complementary layers of the same prophetic reality:

One is meant to prepare your heart

The other to reveal the unseen dimension behind events

Jesus described a series of intense and sometimes frightening (“monstrous”) signs connected with the end of the age, mainly in passages like Matthew 24, Mark 13, and Luke 21. These signs escalate in severity and are meant both as warnings and calls to discernment.

Here are the major categories of those signs:

1. Deception on a Massive Scale

“Many will come in my name… and will deceive many.”

False messiahs and false prophets performing signs and wonders.

This suggests not just isolated deception, but widespread spiritual confusion.

2. Global Upheaval and Violence

Wars and rumors of wars

Nation rising against nation

Kingdom against kingdom

Jesus calls these the “beginning of sorrows” (birth pains), meaning they increase in frequency and intensity.

3. Natural Disasters

Famines

Pestilences (diseases)

Earthquakes in various places

These are described as part of a growing pattern rather than isolated events.

4. Persecution and Lawlessness

Believers being hated, betrayed, and killed

Many falling away from faith

“Lawlessness will abound, and the love of many will grow cold”

This points to both external pressure and internal collapse of moral conviction.

5. The “Abomination of Desolation”

Referenced by Jesus from Book of Daniel

A profane, sacrilegious event connected to the temple

This is often interpreted as a pivotal moment of extreme desecration and tribulation.

6. Great Tribulation (Unprecedented Distress)

“Such as has not been since the beginning of the world… nor ever shall be”

This is the peak period of suffering and chaos.

7. Cosmic and Terrifying Heavenly Signs

These are among the most “monstrous” in imagery:

The sun darkened

The moon not giving its light

Stars falling from heaven

Powers of the heavens shaken

In Luke 21:

“Men’s hearts failing them from fear… for the powers of heaven will be shaken”

8. Distress Among Nations

Roaring seas and waves

Global anxiety and perplexity

This suggests both literal and symbolic turmoil—nature and nations in upheaval.

9. The Sign of the Son of Man

The final, unmistakable event:

“They will see the Son of Man coming on the clouds of heaven with power and great glory”

This is the culmination—not a hidden sign, but a visible, decisive ظهور.

How to Understand “Monstrous”

Jesus’ descriptions aren’t about monsters in a mythological sense, but about:

Overwhelming scale (global, cosmic)

Intensity of suffering

Collapse of normal order (social, natural, spiritual)

When you place Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 24, Mark 13, and Luke 21 alongside the visions in Book of Revelation, you start to see two perspectives on the same end-time reality:

Jesus gives a prophetic overview (clear, linear warnings)

Revelation gives a symbolic, expanded vision (dramatic, layered imagery)

They overlap heavily—but Revelation intensifies and dramatizes what Jesus outlined.

Key Parallels Between Jesus and Revelation

1. Deception & False Messiahs → The Beast System

Jesus (Gospels):

False Christs and false prophets

Deception so strong it could mislead even the elect

Revelation:

The Beast (global ruler demanding worship)

The False Prophet (performs signs to deceive)

Connection:

What Jesus describes broadly as false messiahs, Revelation portrays as a structured, global deception system with political and religious power.

2. Wars & Chaos → The Four Horsemen

Jesus:

Wars and rumors of wars

Nation against nation

Revelation (Chapter 6):

Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

White horse (conquest/deception)

Red horse (war)

Black horse (famine)

Pale horse (death)

Connection:

Jesus summarizes the conditions; Revelation personifies them as forces released across the earth.

3. Famines, Pestilence, Death → Intensified Judgments

Jesus:

Famines, pestilences, earthquakes

Revelation:

Widespread famine and scarcity

Plagues killing large portions of humanity

Water turned bitter, disease spreading

Difference:

Jesus calls these the “beginning of sorrows”

Revelation shows them escalating into catastrophic global judgments

4. Persecution of Believers → Martyrs Under the Altar

Jesus:

Believers hated, betrayed, killed

Many fall away

Revelation:

Souls of martyrs crying out for justice (Rev 6)

Saints persecuted by the Beast

Connection:

Same reality—Revelation simply pulls back the curtain to show Heaven’s awareness of their suffering.

5. Abomination of Desolation → Image of the Beast

Jesus:

A defiling, sacrilegious event in the Holy place (from Book of Daniel)

Revelation:

An image of the Beast set up and worshiped

People required to receive a mark to buy/sell

Connection:

Both point to a climactic act of idolatry and defiance against God

Revelation expands it into a global enforcement system

6. Great Tribulation → Seals, Trumpets, and Bowls

Jesus:

“Great tribulation such as has never been”

Revelation:

Three escalating cycles:

Seals (Rev 6)

Trumpets (Rev 8–9)

Bowls (Rev 16)

Difference:

Jesus describes the severity

Revelation details the mechanism and progression

7. Cosmic Signs → Universe Shaken

Jesus:

Sun darkened

Moon not giving light

Stars falling

Powers of heaven shaken

Revelation:

Same imagery (Rev 6:12–14):

Sun blackened

Moon like blood

Stars falling

Sky rolled up like a scroll

Connection:

This is one of the strongest direct overlaps—almost identical language.

8. Global Fear & Distress → Humanity in Terror

Jesus (Luke 21):

People fainting from fear

Distress of nations, roaring seas

Revelation:

People hiding in caves, begging for rocks to fall on them

Terror at God’s wrath

Connection:

Same emotional response—overwhelming fear as reality collapses

9. The Coming of Christ → The Final Victory

Jesus:

“Son of Man coming in clouds with power and glory”

Revelation (Chapter 19):

Jesus Christ returning on a white horse

Defeats the Beast and establishes His kingdom

Difference:

Jesus gives the announcement

Revelation shows the event in vivid detail

Key Differences in Emphasis

1. Clarity vs Symbolism

Jesus: straightforward warnings

Revelation: symbolic, visionary language

2. Sequence vs Cycles

Jesus: mostly linear progression (birth pains → tribulation → return)

Revelation: repeating cycles (seals, trumpets, bowls), possibly overlapping

3. Pastoral vs Apocalyptic Tone

Jesus: “Do not be deceived… endure… be ready”

Revelation: dramatic unveiling of Spiritual warfare and Divine judgment

Be wise, not foolish!

FATHER’S Master Plan will encourage those of us who have the correct priorities!

In life, timing is everything!  Stock market investors know this; athletes know this; and successful businessmen have discovered this Truth!

Paul earlier wrote by The Holy Spirit in 1^st Timothy chapter 6:

13 So now, I instruct you before the God of resurrection Life and before Jesus, the Anointed One, Who demonstrated a beautiful testimony even before Pontius Pilate, 14 that you follow this commission faithfully with a clear conscience and without blemish until the appearing of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

15 Yes, God will make His appearing in His own Divine timing, for He is the exalted God, the only powerful One, the King over every king, and the Lord of power!

16 He alone is the immortal God, living in the unapproachable Light of Divine glory! No one has ever seen His fullness, nor can they, for all the glory and endless authority of the universe belongs to Him, forever and ever. Amen!

17 To all the rich of this world, I command you not to be wrapped in thoughts of pride over your prosperity, or rely on your wealth, for your riches are unreliable and nothing compared to the living God. Trust instead in the One Who lavishes upon us all good things, fulfilling our every need.

18 Remind the wealthy to be rich in remarkable works of extravagant generosity, willing to share with others.

19 These Spiritual investments will provide a beautiful foundation for their lives and secure for them a great future, as they lay their hands upon the meaning of true Life.

This series of teachings is to provide us with a foundation for our future.  The current culture promotes the future associated with a temporary world.  They promise health through science.  They use formulas to predict the future.

Who knows with certainty what lies ahead?  Jesus provides us with the answer.

Jesus spoke in John chapter 14:

5 Thomas said to him, “Master, we don’t know where you’re going, so how could we know the way there?”

6 Jesus explained, “I am the Way, I am the Truth, and I am the Life. No one comes next to the Father except through union with Me. To know Me is to know My Father too.

And…

15 “Loving Me empowers you to obey My commands.

16-17 And I will ask the Father and He will give you another Savior, the Holy Spirit of Truth, Who will be to you a friend just like Me—and He will never leave you. The world won’t receive Him because they can’t see Him or know Him. But you know Him intimately because He remains with you and will live inside you.

How critical is it to know the Truth about any situation?

There’s a real difference between having facts and knowing the Truth, and the gap between them can be risky in several ways—intellectually, morally, and especially  Spiritually.

1. Misinterpretation of reality

Facts are pieces of information; truth is the correct understanding of how those pieces fit together. You can have accurate data and still draw the wrong conclusion. This is the core issue behind the confirmation bias—people select or interpret facts in ways that reinforce what they already believe. The risk is that you become confident while still being wrong.

2. False confidence

Facts can create an illusion of certainty. Someone may “know a lot” but lack Wisdom or context. Limited understanding leads to overestimating one’s knowledge. The danger is making decisions with misplaced confidence.

3. Fragmented understanding

Truth is coherent; facts alone can be disconnected. Without a unifying framework, facts can be used to support contradictory ideas. This can lead to confusion or manipulation—both self-deception and being misled by others.

4. Moral or spiritual blindness

In a Biblical sense, this issue shows up clearly in John 8:32: “You shall know the Truth, and the Truth shall make you free.” The implication is that facts alone don’t bring freedom—Truth does. The Pharisees, for example, knew the Scriptures in detail but often failed to recognize the deeper Truth they pointed to.

5. Vulnerability to deception

Facts can be selectively presented. Without understanding Truth, a person can be persuaded by technically correct statements that are misleading overall. This is how propaganda and misinformation often work—they rarely rely on outright lies, but on partial Truths.

To summarize, facts are like puzzle pieces. Truth is seeing the whole picture correctly assembled. The risk of having facts without Truth is not ignorance—it’s misguided certainty, which can be more dangerous than not knowing at all.  This is why it is critical to be led by The Holy Spirit as we approach the catching away of the True church.

The five wise virgins understood the importance of being ready at all times.  Their priorities focused on the Eternal, not the temporary.  Don’t be caught unprepared!

FATHER’S Master Plan will bring forth rewards according to our deeds!

Jesus will honor us with a job well done. 

Wisdom wrote in Proverbs chapter 11:

18 Evil people may get a short-term gain, but to sow seeds of righteousness will bring a True and lasting reward.

19 A son of righteousness experiences the abundant Life, but the one who pursues evil hurries to his own death.

20 The Lord can’t stand the stubborn heart bent toward evil, but HE treasures those whose ways are pure.

There are everlasting benefits to those who walk in Truth, righteousness, and purity.  As you and I persistently follow HIS path, we will reap the rewards associated with being Sons and Daughters.  One aspect of HIS Love is to bring forth abundance to HIS children.

Jesus spoke in Revelation chapter 22:

12 “And behold, I am coming quickly, and My reward is with Me, to give to every one according to his work.

Our rewards are based on our choices that result in our works.

Paul wrote by The Holy Spirit in 2^nd Corinthians chapter 9:

6 Here’s my point. A stingy sower will reap a meager harvest, but the one who sows from a generous spirit will reap an abundant harvest.

7 Let giving flow from your heart, not from a sense of religious duty. Let it spring up freely from the joy of giving—all because God Loves hilarious generosity!

8 Yes, God is more than ready to overwhelm you with every form of grace, so that you will have more than enough of everything—every moment and in every way. He will make you overflow with abundance in every good thing you do.

9 Just as the Scriptures say about the one who trusts in Him: Because he has sown extravagantly and given to the poor, his kindness and generous deeds will never be forgotten.

10 This generous God Who supplies abundant seed for the farmer, which becomes bread for our meals, is even more extravagant toward you. First He supplies every need, plus more. Then He multiplies the seed as you sow it, so that the harvest of your generosity will grow.

We must not allow ourselves to grow weary in our investing in the Kingdom of GOD.  It’s not how you start the race, it’s how you finish it.  It is never too late to sow extravagantly into the Kingdom.  You kindness and generous deeds will not be forgotten as you go before Our Lord Jesus Christ as His Judgment Seat.  Will He see you as a stingy sower or one with a generous spirit?

Paul earlier wrote by The Holy Spirit in 2^nd Corinthians chapter 5:

10 For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, that each one may receive the things done in the body, according to what he has done, whether good or bad.

Don’t allow yourself to stand before Him with regrets!  Do you want a full reward or a partial reward?

The Beloved Disciple wrote by The Holy Spirit in 2^nd John 1:

7 Numerous deceivers have surfaced from among us and gone out into the world, people who will not acknowledge Jesus Christ coming as a man. These deceivers are antichrists!

8 Be on your guard so that you do not lose all that we have diligently worked for but receive a full reward.

9 Anyone who wanders away and does not remain faithful to the teaching of Christ has no relationship with God. But those who remain in the teaching of Christ have a wonderful relationship with both the Father and the Son.

We must not allow disobedience or neglect to walk according to The Holy Spirit to prevent us from receiving a full reward.  Repent of your missed opportunities in the past and pursue your walk in being fully led by THE SPIRIT.  Paul speaks of our works becoming evident as the Light is shown on them.

And in 1^st Corinthians chapter 3:

12 The quality of materials used by anyone building on this foundation will soon be made apparent, whether it has been built with gold, silver, and costly stones, or wood, hay, and straw. Their work will soon become evident, for the Day will make it clear, because it will be revealed by blazing fire! And the fire will test and prove the workmanship of each builder.

14 If his work stands the test of fire, he will be rewarded.

15 If his work is consumed by the fire, he will suffer great loss. Yet he himself will barely escape destruction, like one being rescued out of a burning house.

These are rewards given to believers for specific kinds of faithfulness:

Crown of Life – for those who endure trials and persecution (James 1:12, Revelation 2:10)

Crown of Righteousness – for those who long for Christ’s return (2 Timothy 4:8)

Crown of Glory – for faithful shepherds/leaders (1 Peter 5:4)

Imperishable Crown – for disciplined, self-controlled living (1 Corinthians 9:25)

Crown of Rejoicing (Joy) – often associated with soul-winning or leading others to Christ (1 Thessalonians 2:19)

In Book of Revelation chapters 2–3, Jesus gives unique rewards:

Eat from the tree of life

Not be hurt by the second death

Hidden manna and a white stone

Authority over nations

White garments

A pillar in God’s Temple

Sit with Christ on His throne

Let us pursue these Eternal rewards rather than settle for the temporary!

Our weather patterns have become more extreme. There is also more volcanic and earthquake activity.

This black star anomaly impacted the earth about 4,000 years ago, around the days of Noah. Its return is now upon us.

Let us not ignore what has been identified by a group of scientists. I suggest you watch the following video. Is this tied to the catching away and the following judgment I’ve been writing about?

Spiritual Correction Needed to Survive Black Star – Weston Warren

FATHER’S Master Plan requires us to be patient and resolute!

The word resolute means: faithful, loyal, constant, staunch, steadfast, firm in adherence to whatever one owes allegiance. Faithful implies unswerving.

The current culture is losing the perspective of being patient.  Technology is promoting the need for instantaneous answers.  Fast food restaurants are in the same category.  “I want it now!”  Farmers and ranchers understand patience better than most.  It takes time to grow plants and animals.

James wrote by The Holy Spirit in James chapter 1:

2 My brethren, count it all joy when you fall into various trials,

3 knowing that the testing of your faith produces patience.

4 But let patience have its perfect work, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking nothing.

In other Words, as your endurance grows even stronger, it will release perfection into every part of your being until there is nothing missing and nothing lacking.

People are in a hurry to go nowhere these days.  They are in a high-effort activity that produces no progress or meaningful results.  It reflects a modern phenomenon known as “hurry sickness,” a chronic, stressful compulsion to rush through life, often linked to burnout.  How many drivers really need to break the speed limit, so they get to their destination five minutes earlier?

It was prophesied by The Holy Spirit in Isaiah chapter 60:

1 “Rise up in splendor and be radiant, for your light has dawned, and YAHWEH’s glory now streams from you!

2 Look carefully! Darkness blankets the earth, and thick clouds covers the nations, but YAHWEH arises upon you and the brightness of His glory appears over you!

3 Nations will be attracted to your radiant light and kings to the sunrise-glory of your new day.

Isaiah warns us that it will get darker among the nations as we become brighter from HIS glory.  Don’t be surprised at the increased darkness developing among the nations.  Now is the time for us to remain resolute in our walk with THE LORD.  People will see HIS glory appearing on us and that will draw them to us.

It is also written by The Holy Spirit in Haggai chapter 2:

7 “I, YAHWEH, Commander of Angel Armies, will shake every nation, and the treasures of the nations will flow in, and I will fill this temple with glory.

8 “I, YAHWEH, Commander of Angel Armies, declare to you, all the silver and gold is Mine.

9 “I, YAHWEH, Commander of Angel Armies, declare to you, the glory of this new temple will surpass the glory of the original, and I will grant peace and prosperity in this place. “I, YAHWEH, Commander of Angel Armies, have spoken.”

FATHER makes an emphatic statement: the glory of the new temple will surpass the glory of the original!  What temple does HE reference?

Paul wrote by The Holy Spirit in 1^st Corinthians chapter 3:

16  Do you not know that you are the temple of God and that the Spirit of God dwells in you?

17 If anyone defiles the temple of God, God will destroy him. For the temple of God is Holy, which temple you are.

You and I, the true church, are the Temple FATHER speaks of in the above passage.  Furthermore, HE requires us to be Holy.

Paul issues a warning by The Holy Spirit in Philippians chapter 3:

17 My beloved friends, imitate my walk with God and follow all those who walk according to the Way of Life we modeled before you.

18 For there are many who live by different standards. As I’ve warned you many times (I weep as I write these words), they are enemies of the cross of the Anointed One and

19 doom awaits them. Their god has possessed them and made them mute. Their boast is in their shameful lifestyles and their minds are in the dirt.

We must be patient as we walk according to GOD’S standards and not allow ourselves to be swayed by the worldly culture that exists around us.  Our heart must remain established in Truth!