Something is shifting, and Pastor Mike Signorelli believes September could mark the beginning of a season when things start changing suddenly.
In a recent prophetic message, Signorelli laid out what he calls a “September prophetic timeline,” pointing to accelerating technology, medical advances, political instability and spiritual shaking as signs that believers need to prepare for what could unfold this fall.
Before diving into his predictions and prophetic impressions, Signorelli made one thing clear: prophecy must be tested against Scripture.
Citing 1 Thessalonians 5:20-21, he reminded viewers, “Do not despise prophecies, but test everything and hold fast to what is good.” He also distinguished between predictions based on trends he is observing and what he believes the Holy Spirit is prophetically revealing.
At the center of Signorelli’s message is one phrase: “the time before the time.”
He believes believers are standing at a unique moment when technological and medical acceleration could create tremendous opportunities before those same tools potentially take a darker turn.
Artificial intelligence, he warned, will disrupt careers—but disruption does not necessarily equal destruction.
Some people, he believes, could find themselves pushed out of familiar positions only to discover that God is redirecting them from a career into a calling. “The world says fear, we say faith,” Signorelli said.
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Yet Signorelli’s message carries a much more sobering edge.
Looking toward the fall and the approaching U.S. midterm elections, he predicted increasing political and social division and raised the possibility of assassination attempts involving extremists on both sides of the political spectrum.
“I wouldn’t be shocked if there’s assassination attempts on both sides,” Signorelli said, arguing that the creation of a political martyr could rapidly intensify an existing movement.
Signorelli’s overarching message was not that Christians should hide from what is coming. Instead, he believes this is the moment to prepare, discern and move.
In fact, amid his warnings of disruption, Signorelli delivered one of his strongest prophetic declarations about what he believes God is preparing for His people.
“In September, there is going to be the beginning of a rapid succession of victories for my righteous, one after another, another, and it’s going to start building momentum,” he said.
That momentum, Signorelli believes, could stretch through September, October and November, touching everything from legal battles and finances to parenting, ministry and long-awaited breakthroughs. He described it as a harvest season in which seeds planted long ago suddenly begin breaking through the soil.
But breakthrough, in Signorelli’s message, comes with preparation.
He gave believers a series of instructions for September: consecrate, document, educate, evaluate, innovate, connect, create, save, give and test. In other words, remove distractions, record what God is speaking, examine vulnerable areas, strengthen the right relationships and stop postponing what God has already placed in your heart.
Perhaps his most striking encouragement is for those convinced they have fallen too far behind.
Signorelli points to Joshua’s supernatural victory as a picture of what divine acceleration can look like. The prison did not cancel Joseph’s destiny, and delay does not necessarily mean God has forgotten the assignment.
“As we see acceleration in all of these areas, I’m not going to be anxious. I’m going to be aligned. God, how are you using it for my good? I will not curse the shaking when God is using it to reposition and reassign me. I will not curse the shaking,” Signorelli said.
This fall will not simply be about surviving disruption.
It will be about discerning what God is doing in the middle of it.
The shaking may be real. The old may be disappearing. Doors may close, and relationships may change.
But Signorelli’s message to believers is unmistakable: Do not mistake disruption for destruction. What looks like an ending could suddenly become the beginning of something entirely new.
Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the newly released book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected].
