Greetings and blessings to you in the matchless name of our Lord Jesus. I want to share the word of the Lord with you for this tremendous season of transition that we are in.

Many in England and all over the world are able to testify that over the last few months we have seen tremendous breakthroughs and breakouts of the Holy Spirit. What is happening is truly incredible. What I felt as I was praying, however, is that strategic action is needed to sustain the momentum that is building.

I want to share with you some keys with you that will help you to address the sticking points that could hinder the speed of the ascent that is taking place in your life and enable you to stay aligned with the Spirit and to avoid acting on your own strength.

Wisdom for the Ascent

In this season, God has been leading His people on an ascent, closer to Him and deeper into His presence and purposes. As many have climbed, the Holy Spirit has led them to shed the heavy loads and burdens they have carried for far too long and which have previously held them down.

As you climb and the weights are lifted from you, you will feel lighter within yourself. However, because you carried a sense of being burdened for so long, and it became so familiar to you, you may also feel unusual and somehow empty as this happens. The danger for some is that they then rush into finding something else to be burdened with, for the sake of restoring a sense of the familiar. This is a subtle trap. Don’t allow yourself to fall into this temptation or let yourself be drawn into the first issue that presents itself to you, but instead wait carefully on the Holy Spirit, who will direct you to the causes that He wants you to pay attention to.

Don’t try to preempt the Holy Spirit or decide for Him where your focus ought to be. Practice the spiritual disciplines of self-control and patience, and allow Him to give you clear guidance on how to launch out into the new things to come. Keep shedding the loads and keep climbing higher. After John encountered Jesus in the book of Revelation, he heard a voice saying to him “Come up here, and I will show you things which must take place after this” (Rev. 4:1b). John didn’t assume what the future held but allowed God to show him. Don’t look back to what you’ve left behind but look upwards and forwards to God. Abraham left his father’s house to go to a land that God was yet to show him. But when he did, God blessed him and increased him (Isaiah 51:2).

Wisdom for the Summit

As you ascend and shed the burdens of prior seasons, you will also find yourself gaining greater clarity and perspective as your mind and heart become more free. Eventually your ascension will bring you to a summit, a place of perspective from which you can see clearly and take a full survey of your environment and circumstances.

From here you will be able to perceive what your potential is and the fruitfulness that can flow from your life. You will be able to see how God used the ascension process to soften and prepare your heart for harvest, just as He prepares the land according to Psalm 65:9-11 (NIV):

“You care for the land and water it; you enrich it abundantly. The streams of God are filled with water to provide the people with grain, for so you have ordained it. You drench its furrows and level its ridges; you soften it with showers and bless its crops. You crown the year with your bounty, and your carts overflow with abundance.”

Seeing the potential, however, is not the same as fulfilling it. Although you have reached a summit, there is further to climb, and the greater harvest is yet to come. This is where strategic prayer is key. The view from the summit is not simply about looking at how far you have come, but also about where you need to now go.

Be clear about what you don’t yet have that you need for the journey ahead. Focus your prayers on the road ahead and the help you need to get there. Pray for the right people, alignments and provision. The ascension process and the perspective from the summit will give you the authority you need to legislate in prayer for these things. To legislate effectively, keep in mind the following three elements. First, state your case to God in prayer, accounting for where you have come from and where you need to go, why and what your motives are. Second, be clear about what you don’t have and what you need and present your case to the Lord as to why He should provide. Third, wait for Him to respond with strategy and direction so that you do not move presumptuously.

The Wisdom to Separate

The perspective from the summit also gives you a view on what it is that you need to fix. If you are not feeling the anointing and presence of God as you used to, then this is the place for you take stock with the Lord to see what you missed along the way, what act of disobedience may have caused you to misalign or what mistake caused the anointing to hemorrhage.

Be careful to recognize that these are not things that can be fixed simply by gathering anointed people around you. This is personal. No membership of any group or cartel can make up for right standing with God. Trying to bring together something that looks like God is in it when He is not will really only hinder what He is doing and where He wants His church to go. Remember that those who stand at the summit are crucial for what is to come and for those who are to follow. The Lord is looking for elders at the gate that will permit transformation because they themselves are rightly aligned with Him.

If necessary, separate yourself for a time so you can recover your own anointing and connection with the Holy Spirit. When you have done this, then you will be able to partner authentically with those who also carry the anointing and God’s authority, whether old or young. Standing at a summit does not excuse you from the need to set things right in the Spirit. Rather, it should make the need clearer. The fear of God remains the principal thing, however high you have climbed. As Psalm 76:12b says, “He is feared by the kings of the earth.”

Whatever the situation, now is the time to put things right.

Bringing About the Change

In Numbers 27, the daughters of Zelophehad brought a petition to Moses concerning their futures and inheritances. Being daughters rather than sons, and given the death of their father, it had seemed that circumstances were against them and that without intervention they would never possess land among their fathers’ relatives. When we operate from a certain sense of identity, the promises of God can seem far off, but yet in Jesus Christ all things are possible.

Each of the daughters’ names meant something different, and each would have had her own particular character and ways about her, but they came together as one to contend for their inheritance. They didn’t fight or compete among themselves but stood in unity and petitioned successfully for an act of legislation that secured their own inheritances and those of many in Israel for years to come. This is a picture of what the Holy Spirit is stirring up in believers right now across the body of Christ. His plan is that believers will not fight against each other but stand together at the summit to make petitions that bring about true change. This means recognizing the value and strengths of one another, and not just your own strength and value.

At the summit, we demand and ask for the inheritance that comes with dominion. The harvest is real, and the task of the church in this season is to ask aright and not amiss.

Free yourself from every entanglement that is hindering you from climbing. If you know that you’ve been stuck in a particular place for a while, you must really declare that you’re looking for freedom and get up. Whatever it is, rise up by faith, face it, cut its cords off and trust God.

In John 14:26, Jesus declared that the Holy Spirit would teach us all things and remind us of what He has said to us. I pray for you that He will activate the insight, wisdom and courage you need to recover all that has been lost, to learn new things and to birth fresh ideas that will bring about change. In Jesus’ mighty name. Amen. {eoa}

Rev. Betty King is a world-renowned speaker and prophetess. She is a true embodiment of the Father’s love and compassion. Her passion to fulfill God’s call has seen her travel to all the continents, moving in the prophetic, touching and transforming many lives and rekindling hope. She is a woman full of love, wisdom, kindness, hope, compassion and grace.

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He leaned against the wall of the cinder block shelter, exhausted by tragedy, as he sipped boiling hot tea through his thick mustache. He wore a red and white checkered head wrap and had deep wrinkles in his face from years in the hot Iraqi sun. There was an inconsolable look in his eyes, as if he had seen a thousand deaths … and he had.

Only six months earlier, ISIS troops invaded his home in Sinjar, the central location of his people—the Yazidi. Fueled by an obsession to make radical converts of Islam and a belief that Yazidis were “devil-worshipping infidels,” the ISIS militants had forced thousands of Yazidi women and girls into sexual slavery and killed more than 5,000 others.

The Yazidi man was now living in a makeshift refugee camp with 16 other grief-stricken families who had all lost loved ones in the hellish invasion by ISIS.

As our team of Americans unloaded crates of tomatoes in the camp, the man motioned for us to come into his unfinished living quarters to drink tea. His eyes pleaded as he began to speak.

“Fifteen of the girls from my tribe have been captured by ISIS and were forced to become ISIS wives. We’ve heard nothing from 14 of the girls, but we have heard from one. We know where she is, and … she is my daughter.”

The desperation in the room was thick and tangible. Our team could barely breathe, but the Yazidi man continued …

“The terrorists have allowed her to call me. They’ve taken her to Syria, but they say they will sell her back to me for $12,000 U.S. dollars.”

With these words, he looked into the eyes of our team one by one, pleading for us to do something. The cold room fell silent. Immediately, minds raced with thoughts of how to acquire money to buy this Yazidi daughter back, but the brainstorming came to an abrupt halt when a British man in the room chimed in. With a firm but respectful tone, he addressed the group saying, “American and British policy says that we cannot negotiate with these terrorists. If we pay the money for this one life, ISIS will use it to buy more weapons and kill many more lives!”

To hear the rest of this story and discover the one thing God required us to do in this dire situation, listen to Episode 4 of the Podcast on Charisma Podcast Network now.

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Bevin Bold serves alongside her husband at , a missions organization targeting unreached people groups with the gospel. She is known for her creativity and passion for God’s word. Since graduating Texas Bible Institute in 2000, Bevin has served in local church and overseas ministry. In 2008, she and her husband moved to northern Iraq as missionaries where they planted a house church, baptized former Muslims and opened a cafe. Bevin now spends her days using her gifts of writing and design to advocate for those who have no access to the message of Jesus. A loving wife and mom to Haven and Honor, she enjoys a good cappuccino, spending time with her family in nature and making jewelry. Connect with Bevin through Instagram or at .

Six years ago, at age 66, Richard Roberts heard from the Lord, who told him the days of Roberts’ healing crusades were finished. It came as a shock to the healing evangelist, who spent a great deal of his life witnessing God’s miracles and wonders through those crusades.

Roberts, son of legendary evangelist Oral Roberts, asked God what that meant for him. What did He want Roberts to do next? After all, during his years as a minister he had laid hands on 25 U.S. presidents, prime ministers, and kings and queens around the world. He had preached in 45 nations.

With the technology available today, the answer was simple. Roberts, who has been on television and radio for decades, would reach the masses through other media he had not previously used, such as the internet and the podcast airwaves. One of those avenues is his Expect a Miracle with Richard Roberts podcast on the Charisma Podcast Network. He was also counseled to put resources on electronic tablets and give them to pastors in nations who could not afford them.

“By that time, I had stepped down as president of Oral Roberts University, of which I had been president for 15 years,” Roberts told Dr. Steve Greene on a recent episode of Greenelines on the Charisma Podcast Network. “And the Lord said, ‘I want you to focus now on the pastors of underdeveloped nations, teaching them on healing in the Holy Spirit and to seek faith.’ We’re battling about how to do that now, how to go to these nations and be more effective than just going in for a few days and then going home.

“My wife and I were walking one night with staff members, and they said you need to put your entire school on a tablet and take all of the resources of the Oral Roberts Ministry all these years and put all of the audio, video and printed material on it,” Roberts said. “And you need to go to the nations of the earth and put those tablets as a seed into the hands of underdeveloped nations pastors where there is little to no internet.

“It got into my heart, and we’ve done that for a while now,” Roberts added. “I’ve been doing this in India, Africa, the northernmost part of Canada. We’re continuing to do it and get these tablets with some 20,000 pages of resources, plus hundreds of hours of audio and video and teaching the entire school. … They’ve been completing these three-day seminars, and these ministers who are making $50 a month are teaching Holy Spirit healing and seeking faith. Their churches are multiplying. They are exploding.”

For more of this fascinating interview with Richard Roberts, listen to the entire episode of the Greenelines podcast here, and subscribe to Greenelines on your favorite podcast platform. And listen to Expect a Miracle with Richard Roberts on the Charisma Podcast Network. {eoa}

Prayer is a great force with the potential to move God. Yet, few kingdom-minded leaders admit to having a “strong prayer life.” Jan Hicks, founder and president of Christians United Ministries, recently served as a guest on our show, Pinnacle Leaders Podcast, to share how we can plug into the power and peace that can only be found in the presence of God. Jan has built her ministry around the idea of freedom and prayer, teaching how to walk in the fullness of everything God provided for us through Jesus.

On this episode of the Pinnacle Leaders Podcast on Charisma Podcast Network, How to Build a Powerful Prayer Life, Jan shared some of the foundational elements of building a powerful prayer life including:

— Relationship: Know Jesus and believe that His love is truly ours. Many times we pray and believe for others but not for ourselves because we feel unworthy. We must remove the things that make us feel unworthy of His love and believe for God’s power to manifest in our own lives.

— Knowing the Word: We come to know God’s word by studying and reading Scripture. Matthew 6:33 (NIV) states it simply: “But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.” Your spirit comes alive with God’s Word.

— Pray immediately, instantly and consistently: Prayer becomes who you are. Prayer should be an automatic response, like breathing. Philippians 4:6 (TPT) says, “Don’t be pulled in different directions or worried about a thing. Be saturated in prayer throughout each day, offering your faith-filled requests before God with overflowing gratitude. Tell him every detail of your life.”

At Christian Life School of Theology Global, we offer several powerful online courses on the subject of prayer including:

— Prayer: It’s Power and Purpose.

— How to Pray the Father’s Heart.

The world is always in some form of chaos and upheaval. We get to change our culture and the atmosphere through partnership with God and praying faith-filled prayers. Jan’s ministry, Christians United Ministries, is all about engaging in the spiritual warfare of prayer. Her ministry offers counseling, classes and conferences to teach people how to walk in the freedom and fullness of Christ.

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Dr. Randal S. Langley is the president and CEO of Christian Life School of Theology Global, a world leader in theological and leadership education, providing online degree programs and customized Christian higher-education solutions for churches, ministries and other organizations. Dr. Langley is also president of the International Association of Bible Colleges and Seminaries and is a founding partner and certified life coach, teacher and trainer for the John C. Maxwell Team. His desire is to help people fulfill their ultimate purpose in life and achieve their God-given dreams.

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When my prophetic heart began to beat, I had no clue what was wrong with me. Craig and I were attending a small local church that held meetings in a school hall. We came to know the pastors very well, so when I started experiencing some strange things, I reached out to the pastor’s wife.

Looking back now, I realize she was in the same boat as me. As I nervously shared everything that was happening to me, she smiled, put her hand on my shoulder and said, “That sounds prophetic to me.”

Her simple statement lifted a load from my shoulders. It was as if a spotlight was turned on, and I could see. And so, my journey of self-discovery began. My journey had me asking questions and wrestling with inner conflicts. I struggled with God as Jacob did, asking, “Why don’t I ever fit in, Jesus?”

“Why do You show me everything that is wrong with the church but then never let me do anything about it?”

Along with, “What is wrong with me? Am I crazy?”

And so, my story depicts how every prophet’s journey begins. Over 20 years later, I get to be the one to put my hand on your shoulder to say, “It’s okay! You’re not crazy; you’re just a prophet.”

Why Prophetic Is Not the Same as Being a Prophet

Before we go on, let me say that being prophetic is not the same as being called to be a prophet. Here is that dividing line for you:

The prophet’s heart is not defined by their ability to prophesy but by their relationship with Jesus and passion to heal the brokenhearted.

When I realized I was called to be a prophet, it was not because I could prophesy. I had been doing that since the age of 4! No, when the Lord Jesus revealed my purpose, He did so by pointing to my heart. My pastor telling me that I was prophetic started me on a journey. It was when Jesus pointed out the spiritual DNA He had been forging in me from my mother’s womb that I knew without a doubt that I was called to be a prophet.

When one of our listeners asked Craig and me to share about how we received our calling, once again we proved how opposites attract! I was always a bit envious that Craig’s call came to him on the day he was saved! I, on the other hand, had to go on a journey to receive mine.

In fact, did you know that how you receive the call gives you keen insight into your mandate as a prophet?

If you are ready to move past the hint of being prophetic and on to embracing the prophetic call on your life, then let me say, “He who began a good work in you will perfect it until the day of Jesus Christ” (Phil. 1:6b, MEV).

From one prophet to another, step up! There is an open door in front of you, and the Lord is waiting for you to step through. We look forward to touching base in our podcast episode How to Know If You Are Called to Be a Prophet on the Next Gen Prophets with Apostles Craig and Colette Toach on Charisma Podcast Network. {eoa}

Colette Toach, of Toach Ministries International, is the author of 40 books, including the widely popular I’m Not Crazy—I’m a Prophet. She works alongside her husband, Craig Toach, training their passionate Next Gen Prophet Team with divisions in South Africa, Switzerland, Mexico and the United States.

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Throughout Scripture, the children of Israel recounted God’s goodness by bringing them out of Israel and performing miracles. So bear with me as I recount an important milestone on June 1, thank God for His goodness and announce my newest book, God and Cancel Culture, which I just finished.

It was on June 1, 1975, that I started working on the first issue of Charisma. I was a 24-year-old newspaper reporter who published the magazine for a large church in Orlando. Six years later we became independent and started what is now Charisma Media, also on June 1, in 1981. That was 40 years ago today.

If you’ve followed Charisma magazine over the years, you know that we have often done something special on our anniversary usually on years divided by five or 10. At different times we’ve put out special magazine issues, hosted banquets and even once a TV special on TBN. But we’re doing none of that this year. Instead, I’m “celebrating” by sharing my thoughts here.

My vision over the years has been to encourage people to experience the power of the Spirit. First it was only through Charisma, but as the Lord opened doors (and as we perceived there was a need in the body of Christ) we’ve published eight different magazines as well as produced the Modern English Version of the Bible and more than 2,000 books, 17 of which sold enough copies to be on the New York Times bestseller list.

Today by God’s grace, Charisma Media is thriving. As technology has changed the publishing industry, the company has launched many digital products, including the Charisma Podcast Network, which in mid-2021 had 65 million downloads, and an audio version of Charisma. Its newest venture is Charisma Plus, a versatile streaming platform to communicate “the power of the Holy Spirit” in a new way to a new generation.

In the past few years I’ve written several books myself. In fact, just today I finished the final edit for my newest book, God and Cancel Culture. It deals with how dangerous this new tendency on cancel culture is to our very way of life and to our religious freedoms. It’s about much more than someone losing their Twitter account. It’s about anti-Christian forces trying to cancel the biblical perspective from our national life.

On the day after we celebrated Memorial Day and how millions have given their lives to preserve our freedoms, I am preparing to sound the alarm through my new book on how each of us must take up the battle, not with guns, but by boldly raising our voices to push back against the cancel culture before it’s too late. Standing strong for biblical truth is only possible if we are empowered by the Holy Spirit.

My new book, which releases Sept. 7, the day after Labor Day, is about why it is happening and where it may be taking us. God and Cancel Culture speaks profoundly and prophetically about where America is spiritually and culturally—and what the future holds for society, the church and each of us personally. I document how the push toward cancel culture is part of a bigger effort toward shifting our country to accept leftism and eventually communism.

Even your health is at stake. Cancel culture is trying to silence the voices of those warning against blindly taking the COVID vaccine, which some are saying is unsafe. This culture is even attempting to silence those who advocate COVID treatments that are not in line with what Big Pharma is trying to push.

Many Americans, including Christians and other conservatives, barely recognize what’s hitting them. I pray my book will help provide answers. In a way, I believe this is the most important book I’ve written. To get out the word, I’ve started a new podcast with the same title: God and Cancel Culture. The new podcast will include, over time, the 22 Strang Report podcasts I used in the book, which were actual interviews with leaders who help me put this problem into perspective. Each podcast includes a great deal of information I was not able to include in the book itself.

This article is my first announcement of the new podcast I’m creating because I believe there is a separate audience beyond those who listen to my daily Strang Report podcast.

I hope you’ll listen on any podcast platform. I find it easiest to listen on our new Charisma Plus app or directly on .

Even though the book is not out until after Labor Day, you can pre-order it now on . You can search on either for Stephen Strang books or for God and Cancel Culture. They will charge you and send the book on its release date, Sept. 7, 2021. You can also find the book at my own website, . Thanks in advance for your pre-order.

The call God has on my life is more than my just selling a few more books, and it’s certainly not about me being an important author. However, because I believe strongly in the message of this book, I’m trying to get the word out to my newsletter readers (and now listeners).

Thank you for your help in getting out the word by sharing this article and podcast and doing what you can to stand strong against cancel culture before it’s too late. {eoa}

All Nations International Founder Floyd Lee McClung Jr., global missions leader, bestselling author and international speaker, died on Saturday, May 29, in Cape Town, South Africa. He had battled an extended illness since 2016, which had left him incapacitated, hospitalized and unable to speak for more than five years. He was 75.

In his more than 50 years in full-time ministry, McClung lived in Africa, Asia, Europe and North America, worked on every continent except Antarctica, and authored 18 books, including the international bestseller The Father Heart of God.

A tireless traveler and speaker, McClung spoke and lectured on more than 100 college and university campuses, traveled to more than 190 countries, made dozens of TV appearances and saw his life and work featured in countless publications, including Time magazine and The New York Times.

McClung was born in Long Beach, California, on August 3, 1945, to Floyd Sr. and Enetha McClung, who preceded him in death. He is survived by Sally, his wife of 54 years; daughter Misha Thompson; grandchildren Kezia and Luke Thompson; son Matthew McClung; brother Alan and wife Patricia McClung, their daughter and two grandchildren; sister Judy and husband Jim Orred, their two daughters and two grandchildren.

After spending his freshman year at Taylor University in Indiana, McClung transferred to Southern California College (now Vanguard University) in 1964, where he was elected student body president and named captain of the basketball team. He graduated in 1967 with a Bachelor of Arts in New Testament Studies.

McClung first joined Youth With A Mission (YWAM) on missions trips during school breaks from college. On a 1965 spring break outreach in Las Vegas, Nevada, he and Sally met. They were engaged in 1966 in Jamaica.

Because dating was not permitted on outreaches, Floyd proposed to Sally by handing her a note while standing in line for refreshments after a meeting. She responded with a note of her own the following day. They married the next year, and celebrated their honeymoon by leading a missions trip to the Caribbean.

“Our married life was full of adventure from day one,” said Sally, “although I don’t recommend a honeymoon outreach with 75 young people for everyone.”

While newly married, the McClungs traveled the country recruiting young people for summer missions trips to the Caribbean. In 1971, following a yearlong around-the-world outreach, they moved to Central Asia, where they led missional communities in India and Afghanistan along the hippie trail followed by many young Westerners.

In 1973, they moved to the Netherlands, where they led the work on the Ark, two houseboats moored behind Amsterdam’s Central Station that served as an outreach center among hippies and drug addicts.

After the Ark, McClung pioneered other ministries in the Netherlands, most famously in Amsterdam’s Red Light District, while continuing to grow in his international leadership role in YWAM. He served a total of 35 years with YWAM, including 18 years in the Netherlands and nearly eight years as YWAM’s International Executive Director.

YWAM co-founders Loren and Darlene Cunningham said, “Floyd McClung was a vital foundational leader, serving for many years in YWAM. He pioneered works in Afghanistan, India, Nepal, the Netherlands, California, Colorado and other locations. His life, his teaching, his books, his leadership and his godly influence deeply impacted YWAM. He has so much lasting fruit, both inside YWAM and among those who came to Jesus through the initiatives he led. Only eternity will reveal the depth and breadth of his legacy.”

In 1991, McClung moved back to the United States and started the first of many leadership training programs. In 1993 Floyd and Sally co-founded All Nations, an international leadership training and church-planting network. Their vision for All Nations was “to see Jesus worshipped by all peoples of the earth, reaching the least, the last and the lost.”

Initially under the umbrella of YWAM, All Nations eventually became an independent organization and now has hundreds of full- and part-time workers in over 40 countries worldwide.

McClung left YWAM to join Metro Christian Fellowship (MCF) in Kansas City, Missouri, where he pastored from 1999-2005. Since 2006, the McClungs have lived and worked in South Africa.

Don Stephens, founder of Mercy Ships, recalled his time as McClung’s co-worker in their early years in YWAM.

“Floyd McClung was a world changer of the highest order,” Stephens said. “Inside his towering 6-foot-6 frame were a heart, soul and mind of gentleness, sharpened through active listening to the issues of our generation. Floyd held a rare capacity for offering intimate friendship and trust. He inspired thousands through his prophetic speaking and writing. It was one of my life’s great privileges to have been his colleague and friend.”

In his lengthy career, McClung wrote 18 books, numerous booklets and countless introductions, forewords, essays, articles and chapters for books and other publications. His most well known title, The Father Heart of God, has sold an estimated two million-plus copies in nearly 40 languages. His other works include Living on the Devil’s Doorstep, Learning to Love People You Don’t Like, Follow and Leading Like Jesus.

“Thousands of people from all over the world can attest to the profound impact Floyd had on their lives,” Sally said. “While he has gone to be with the Lord, his voice is not silent. His books and recorded teachings will continue to inspire and challenge. His legacy continues. … The day Floyd became ill, he spoke to a group of All Nations students. In what turned out to be a prophetic word, he asked them, ‘If I can’t continue, will you finish the race?’ His prayer would be that thousands will heed the call to go to the nations.”

Due to the pandemic there will be no in-person services. A memorial video tribute will be shared at a later date. {eoa}

All Nations International is an international Christian missions training and sending organization committed to preparing Christians to share the gospel and establish churches in parts of the world where the name of Jesus Christ is not known. All Nations International is focused on reaching the neglected: the least, the last and the lost. All Nations was founded in 1993 by Floyd and Sally McClung. For more information, visit: .

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Escaping Her Islamic Bloodline, Marie Muhammad Now Preaches the Gospel for Jesus

Marie Muhammad is intimately familiar with overcoming the “shipwrecks” of life.

As the great granddaughter of Elijah Muhammad, the founder of the Nation of Islam, Marie became ostracized from her family when she shunned their religion to become a follower of Jesus Christ and receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit at age 17.

She endured an abusive and adulterous marriage, a heart-wrenching abortion and poverty. But the Holy Spirit never left her side and Muhammad is now serving the Lord with fervor and determination. She preaches to others of similar circumstances to let them know that Jesus is the only way to salvation.

Prophetic Pastor Chris Reed to Succeed Rick Joyner as CEO of MorningStar Ministries

Spiritually, MorningStar Ministries Founder Rick Joyner connected with Pastor Chris Reed right from the start. From the time the two met in the Spring of 2020, both realized they had the same ministry vision and the same vision for what God was going to do worldwide in the near future.

It comes as little surprise then that Reed, lead pastor of Apostolic Revival Center in Peru, Indiana, has agreed to take over as his Joyner’s successor at MorningStar in Fort Mill, South Carolina, beginning at the end of June.

The two met through a mutual friend and Joyner knew immediately that Reed, who was chosen as the pastor at Apostolic Revival Center 12 years ago at the tender age of 25, was the man to hand the reins of his ministry to when he decided to step down.

Lauren Daigle Wows Audiences—Again—On ‘The Voice’ Season Finale

Lauren Daigle wowed audience members with a special performance of “Hold On to Me” in the season finale of hit TV musical competition, The Voice.

The 29-year-old singer proclaimed, “There is hope for the world, all you gotta do is hold on,” during an improvised section of her newest single, leaving the crowd and The Voice participants saying, “Lauren Daigle never fails to inspire us.”

Backed by a velvet robe-clad choir, Daigle sang her newest soulful single for the first time on live television. “Hold On to Me” was released in February, and serves as a reminder that reconciliation is possible, and the God of hope is able to restore any situation. The song’s release partnered with four organizations focused on healing “wounds and injustices.” {eoa}

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Larry Tomczak: Ready Responses to Rescue People From Deception

“The Spirit of the Lord is upon Me, because He has anointed Me to preach the gospel … deliverance to the captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to set at liberty those who are oppressed …” (Luke 4:18).

The last time I spoke in Washington, D.C., I had the privilege of interacting with a distinguished ambassador from Africa. In this prestigious position he represents his country and government and enjoys excellent pay and benefits while declaring and demonstrating the best his country has to offer.

Are you aware that God honors you with this title as His ambassador, and that in this special assignment, He instructs you: “Always be ready to give an answer to every man who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you.” (1 Pet. 3:15)?

Chip, Joanna Gaines Attacked Online for Donation to Sister’s School Board Campaign

Home renovation stars Chip and Joanna Gaines have come under fire online for a donation the couple made toward a family member’s campaign for a local school board.

Chip donated $1,000 to his sister, Shannon Braun, to support her run for a spot on the board of the Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District, per The Dallas Morning News.

When media got wind of the gift, critics sounded off against the Christian couple, alleging the monetary donation directly supported Braun’s views on critical race theory (the idea that racism is a social construct embedded in systems and policies). In a recent campaign post, Braun condemned the theory, saying the focus will be instead on a return of teaching “academics.”

Latino Coalition of Israel President Declares Prophetic Blessing: ‘Fresh Wind’ Fall on Believers

Mario Bramnick, the president of the Latino Coalition of Israel and South Florida Pastors Network spoke with Jeff Struss following the South Florida Legislative Prayer Breakfast, and he has a strong word of blessing for believers.

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Shortly after the onset of the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Stella Immanuel knew in her heart that the coronavirus was not so much about a medical issue as it was a spiritual battle.

Once Immanuel and other physicians put together the American Frontline Doctors program and began refuting many aspects of what the medical field and the media were feeding people, Immanuel became convinced of one thing: the enemy, Satan, had taken a huge hand in perpetrating one of the biggest deceptions ever forced on the public.

The cancel culture that has viciously swept through America in recent months paid special attention to Dr. Immanuel and focused a great deal of its attacks on her because of her stance as a Christian doctor and her support of a protocol called hydroxychloroquine, which she said without hesitation is a “cure for COVID” and that will “stop COVID in its tracks.”

“I call this thing the ‘super’ pandemic because I believe this whole thing has been hyped for the globalist agenda,” Immanuel told me on a recent episode of the Strang Report podcast. “From the beginning of this, we found out that hydroxychloroquine works, and I found that out by reading an article by Dr. Anthony Fauci in 2005. We started treated patients with it, and they were doing very well. But, of course, nobody wanted to hear about that.”

After a conference held by the American Frontline Doctors in Washington, D.C., in 2020, there was no doubt in Immanuel’s mind that spiritual warfare was involved with COVID.

“After a while, we realized that this not about medicine, that there was something really sinister going on,” Immanuel says. “By the time we got going to Washington, I knew that this was not a medical battle. It was propaganda, and it was all spiritual.

“When I got to D.C., I told my family, if I don’t come back, in fact, we shall perish. It is like Esther. People who have been willing to perish, God always protects them. When I got to D.C., I was ready to lay it all out. At that point, the whole world seemed like it was saying, ‘We are all going to die.’ The whole world was catching that fear.

“So, that day was a watershed moment and I believe that the Lord just really used my voice to break this spirit of fear over the nations. It was so sweet for me because I am a woman of God. I am a prayer warrior, and I am a deliverance minister; and my calling is prophetic. So, for me, it was very spiritual,” she continues. “All of the other doctors were there. We had a training all day, but there was an anointing because we had been praying and praying for the nation. There was an anointing from the Holy Spirit that came on that day when I spoke. I broke something in the Spirit.

“Nothing has ever gone that viral that quickly, ever. I think we did like four hours [over the internet], and we had like maybe 20 million views. People started tweeting it. The president [Donald Trump] tweeted it and all hell broke loose. After that, I believe it was actually the devil. The devil works through people and it was like, ‘Stop her; cancel her; shut her up.’ They attacked me, they attacked my spiritual life, when I put up my messages. … At the end of the day, they just tried to shut me up.”

Almost as quickly as Dr. Immanuel’s messages were put on social media, they were removed. They’re still trying to silence Dr. Immanuel’s messages, but through Christian media like ours at Charisma, the truth is being seen and heard.

And, as the Bible says, the truth will set you free.

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