Author and speaker Lisa Bevere exposed the lie of the feminism that’s deceiving the country during Rise Up.

“There are battles for the men to fight, and there are battles for the women to fight, but for way too long, the women have been fighting the men’s battles, and the men have been fighting the women’s battles,” Bevere proclaimed from stage. “And the men and the women have been fighting each other.”

She continues: “We will no longer hide behind the garment of a man, because God has not appointed us to be sons, but God has appointed us to be daughters.”

Karen Wheaton was one of more than a dozen Spirit-empowered speakers who spoke life and recognized the call God has on this generation at Rise Up.

“Deborah and Esther were two women who fulfilled the purpose of God for their generations and answered their call for their time,” Wheaton tells Charisma News. “And so they were bold they were empowered by the Holy Spirit, but most of all, they just said yes to taking on a mandate that could have cost them everything, and in some ways did but gave them what?—an eternal reward. I think this is the call for women of our generation to say you know what this is our day. We got the same call for our time, and our answer has to be yes.”

Rise Up 2017 was part of a collaborative effort with Lou Engle’s The Call and Awaken the Dawn. The four-day non-stop charismatic revival shook the National Mall in Washington, D.C., complete with messages in tongues, shofars, worship flags and prophecies decreed from stage.

Adrianna Phelice Simon was one of the organizers of Rise Up.

“I feel like we’re in a moment, and I’m not sure if everybody can feel it, but this is very strategic,” Simon tells Charisma News. “We are shifting the heavens. … God always in the Bible, when He went to Gideon, He said, ‘Don’t give me those, that’s too many, that’s too many.’ He’s looking for the remnant, and today in the rain, the remnant is here. We are crying out for our nation, and we’re going to see this thing shift in our generation, and that’s very key. We cannot allow the next generation to receive what the devil has to offer on a silver platter what he had to offer us, so we’re saying no more.”

Cindy Jacobs, who spent much of the day on stage, prophesied that Rise Up was the birth of a new women’s movement, one that would not be driven out of a bitter heart, and Wheaton agrees.

All across America, women have embraced the label “nasty woman,” but that’s not who God has called them to be, the two speakers say.

“The light will always overcome darkness and the good thing is, if God is before us, He is with us,” Wheaton says. “We’re standing for His Word, His will, His purpose and agenda. It brings truth that not only sets us free, it sets them [nasty women] free, too. You know, this word is a word not of anger but a word of love that really satisfies even what those women are looking for, too. Like I said, love is the most powerful weapon in the universe. And when you come, and that’s who God is, and when you come in that spirit and it’s the answer for a generation … that includes those women who are searching, too.”

Though women stood in unity on Monday, there is still significant work to be done in the church and in the nation. Multiple speakers called for the body of Christ to unite against the rampant racism that still permeates the country and even Christian hearts.

Simon, a black woman, is holding the church accountable.

“We have to unite. The only thing that’ll heal a divided nation is the united church, and we are called as African-Americans to forgive in love and white men and women are called to actually bring forgiveness, actually ask for forgiveness,” Simon says. “We’re called to come together as one people under the cross of Christ. God is calling us in this hour. No more division, no more this, no more that. We are coming under one purpose, and the purpose of this gathering you know, we can come under different things, but we said we were going to gather under the one thing that unites us and that’s Jesus Christ. And whether I’m black, white, Hispanic, Asian, no matter what I am, Christ is my Savior, and if He’s your Savior, then we can come together in that.

“So it is time for our church to unite so we can see healing in this land. We want to see healing; we say we want to see it. The only way that the world is going to see it is if the church is first healed.”

And to get there, Simon says, it’s time for women to stand in the gap and contend for their families.

Though “Nasty Woman” has become a political force, it’s not who God created us to be, Cindy Jacobs says.

At the Rise Up 2017 event in Washington D.C., the prophetic voice called out how daughters of the King should act.

Watch the video to see more.

Cindy Jacobs, Alveda King Lisa Smiley, Karen Wheaton and more are all part of the latest iteration of The Call, which will ignite Washington, D.C., and beyond on Oct. 9.

Multiple prophetic words have cited women rising up and becoming mighty warriors in the kingdom. The time is now.

Watch the video and catch the fire for their vision.

President Donald Trump gave a strong, somber, unifying and faith-focused speech Monday after the tragic shooting in Las Vegas that killed 58 people and wounded 500 more.

According to Fox News, President Trump called the Las Vegas attack an “act of pure evil.”

“To the families of the victims, we are praying for you, and we are here for you, and we ask God to help see you through this very dark period,” the president said from the White House yesterday. “Scripture teaches us the Lord is close to the broken- hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. We seek comfort in those words, for we know that God lives in the hearts of those who grieve.”

He also called upon “the bonds that unite us,” including faith, family and shared values, adding, “Our unity cannot be shattered by evil. Our bonds cannot be broken by violence. In times such as these, I know we are searching for some kind of meaning in the chaos, light in the darkness. The answers do not come easy.”

Some may have claimed the faith-based words were out of character for Trump, but award-winning journalist and author Stephen E. Strang is not surprised at all by the president’s sentiments.

Strang is the author of the soon-to-be-released book, God and Donald Trump, where he reveals the strategies, behind-the-scenes activity and profound voices that helped shape the dramatic events of the election and presidency thus far. Strang also shares background into Trump’s life that helps give insight to the man—and president—he is today.

And through a personal interview on the campaign trail, Strang brings to light the man behind the scenes, and the man with the same kind of sincerity seen in his most moving speeches.

“With Trump, what you see on television is not what you get behind the scenes,” Strang said. “There is a humility about him we don’t see in the liberal media sound bites. He is still a straight shooter, but his sincerity is far more striking than I would have expected. His answers to my questions revealed a confident, determined man who is truly committed to making America great again through principles that honor God rather than defy Him. After that interview, I understood that Donald Trump believes America remains a great country even though we’ve drifted away from the clear vision of the founders. He possesses an undeniable faith in America, and I realized that a big reason for that is his lifelong faith in God.”

Set for release on Nov. 7, almost a year to the day from the presidential election, God and Donald Trump also takes an incisive look at the factors that drove the largest number of conservative and evangelical voters ever recorded to the polls.

A website and video for God and Donald Trump, which contains a foreword from presidential hopeful and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, may be found at ; view the video here. Visitors to the site can also download a free chapter and preorder the book.

Strang is an award-winning journalist and successful businessman who began his career as a newspaper reporter at the Orlando Sentinel before founding a Christian publishing house and media company while interviewing and writing about nearly every Christian leader in the country over the past four decades.

God and Donald Trump is published by Frontline, an imprint of Charisma House, which has published books that challenge, encourage, teach and equip Christians, including 13 New York Times best-sellers.

With the end times dominating so many headlines of late both before and after a failed Sept. 23 doomsday prediction, there are a plethora of eschatological questions emerging over what the Bible really says about the end of days.

Among them: Is America part of biblical prophecy? This is a question that author Jeff Kinley tackles in his new book, The End of America? as he explores what various theologians have to say about the matter.

Of course, the U.S. isn’t mentioned by name in the biblical Scriptures, leaving the door open to an array of debate about what role, if any, America plays in end times theology.

“It’s a very relevant question that we ask, because there are theologians who believe that America is mentioned in Scripture,” Kinley recently told “The Billy Hallowell Podcast.” “Obviously not by the name of America, but I outline in the book … six views of popular theologians who believe that America is identified in Scripture, specifically as it relates to the end times.”

In the end, while much is uncertain, Kinley said that there are two facts people can focus in on. First, he spoke of Israel’s founding as a nation in 1948—something that many people believe to be prophetic in nature.

“We were a part of that as Americans, as a country rather,” he said. “We sort of acted like a midwife in helping Israel be born and we have supported Israel through that. In fact, [we’ve] been Israel’s greatest ally from that time, until now. In that sense, we’ve had a role in the end times.”

Kinley also noted that the U.S. has “really pioneered the modern world expansion of the gospel” like no other country, explaining how America has taken that message to the globe.

“As we are living in these last days, I think America has had that role,” he said. “The question then becomes, what will happen to America and what will America look like when we actually reach the days of Revelation?”

Kinley attempts to answer these questions by providing potential scenarios in The End of America?

As for the current state of the country, he said that the U.S. is “in crisis right now” and is “at a critical state of decline,” tackling in his book the reasons why he believes this is the case, including the fact that the proportion of “nones”—those unaffiliated with a faith—has grown in recent years.

“I think we’re just, we’re thinking less of God,” he said. “We’re becoming much more secularistic in our approach to things and more religiously unaffiliated as ever before. I think there’s a decline in spirituality.”

In the end, though, Kinley said that he believes it’s possible to turn things around in America via her citizens.

“Can America be saved? My answer to that is, I’m not sure that America as the country will or will not be saved in the end, but I do know that Americans can be saved,” he said. “That’s really our call is to rise up and to make this our finest hour as believers, because we may well indeed be in those last hours.”

Kirk Cameron melted women’s hearts through the ’90s, and it’s easy to see why. Bright eyes. Easy smile. Passion for what he does.

But the man he is today isn’t the one Hollywood fell in love with decades ago. His faith outshines every last one of his physical characteristics. And it’s his faith that propels him to make a difference in the lives of American families.

“I think often about the fact that freedom and blessing and protection, these are gifts,” Cameron tells Charisma News about what the Holy Spirit has laid on his heart. “They’re not rights. The food that we eat, the education that we have, these aren’t things we’re entitled to. God graciously gives us good things to enjoy. They’re not free. They cost a lot. They cost the very blood of Christ to reconcile us to God, and they also cost our devotion and our obedience to God.

“We’re a nation that’s straying away from the principles that produced those kinds of blessings, and I want my kids to have those things. I want my kids to be in a nation where godliness and righteousness reign in the nation. I don’t want evil to be called good. I don’t want family, church, education and government to be upside down for them.”

These talking points will be featured in Revive Us 2, a one-night only event in theaters Oct. 24.

“It’s a gathering of Christians all over the nation at an important time to sing and to pray, to worship and to discuss something really important,” Cameron says.

The event will involve directors Alex and Stephen Kendrick, Dr. Ben Carson, Joni Eareckson Tada, Ravi Zacharias, musical guests Zach Williams and Christian Cuevas, among others.

After the first event, Cameron says he heard reports of revival-type encounters breaking out in theaters, and he hopes to see it happen again.

“People have been continuing to get involved at the local level with their church, their school, their communities, with their kids. That’s the Christian method of change. It starts by transforming the heart of a person, then the mind of a person and gradually works its way out through your home, your community, all the way out to your borders,” Cameron says.

In addition to Revive Us 2, Cameron and his wife, Chelsea Noble, recently launched a six-week video series called The Heart of the Family. 

The series takes place in the Cameron household as the couple discusses marriage and parenting.

For the first time ever, Chelsea and I are inviting anybody who wants to come into our kitchen to sit at our kitchen table via this online marriage and parenting course. We’ll share the things that have helped us through the struggles of marriage and parenting, bringing us to a place of health and happiness in our home raising our six kids. So it’s teaching on the subjects of joy and forgiveness, relationships, parenting, discipline, faith, family, all these kinds of things. It’s at our house. It’s at the beach. It’s in our backyard at a campfire. It’s in our kitchen cooking dinner. It’s a course you can take with your spouse at your own pace.

The course will culminate in a live question-and-answer session with Cameron and his wife on Sept. 27.

As passionate as Cameron is about his family, he didn’t have too many answers for those who are single and want to find a mate.

When asked how a godly young woman might find her future husband, Cameron says, “I’ve never tried to meet a godly young man in this age. I haven’t been looking for that right person in a while. But you know who is? My daughters.”

Cameron confirmed that in American society, there are not many wells where godly young women can hang out and meet their future father-in-law as Rebekah did in Genesis 24.

“So my daughters say, ‘Dad, I need a husband.’ But they’ve got time. That’s what I’ve been telling them. … My daughter, Anna, is 18, and she was fed a steady diet of Disney princess movies since she was 4 years old. So she has the script in her head; she knows what’s going to happen. There’s going to be a glass slipper on the floor, and her foot’s going to fit into it just perfectly. And there’s going to be a guy who ride up on a white horse. So any guy who appears to be a potential suitor for my daughter, it’s just very funny. I can see the wheels turning in her head as that scene plays out in her mind,” Cameron says.

The father says she may have found someone who has caught her fancy, though.

“Well, she’s met a young man who seems to be a great, good, godly young man from a good family, whose birthday’s coming up. She created this entire scavenger hunt for him to finally discover what her present was for him on his birthday. So he’s got to go to neighbors and strangers and grandparents and have dinners and meals, and it takes a whole long time. And he did all these things and found that his present was to go skydiving with my daughter.

“I don’t know how I feel about this. I know people do this every day, and they don’t plummet to their deaths. But I’m just picturing if something goes wrong, this could go very wrong. But it sounds thrilling; it sounds exciting. I don’t know. Maybe that’s going to set the hook, and this is going to be the guy,” Cameron says.

In the event the couple has wedding bells in the future, Cameron says he has a great six-week series that can help them throughout their marriage.

In this season, people from around the world are contacting me about the rising spiritual warfare. The Holy Spirit gave me three prophetic words about spiritual warfare that I hope encourage you in the battle. You can read them below.

Change Your Perspective About Enemy Attacks

So often when you are in the midst of spiritual warfare, when the enemy is harassing you, I hear you say three words that trouble Me: “I’m under attack.” Listen carefully to My words and change your perspective. You are not under attack; the attack is under you! The enemy is under your feet, and you are seated over him in heavenly places in Christ Jesus.

Change your perspective! Yes, the enemy is doing his job, but that won’t stop you from doing yours. Determine that your Father’s will shall be done, and any enemy that stands in the way of your heavenly assignment must bow in the name of Jesus.

Follow My Spiritual Warfare Strategy

When it comes to spiritual warfare, there’s a time to shout and a time to stay silent. I am the One who gives you the spiritual warfare strategy. I am the One who gives you the blueprint that leads to victory. When you walk in my wisdom in spiritual warfare, you can be sure the enemy will be delivered into your hands.

Sometimes you have to hold your peace, like the Israelites stuck between the Red Sea and the Egyptian army. Other times you have to shout like Joshua at Jericho. Before rushing into battle against your spiritual enemies, ask Me for the strategy. I will lead you to victory.

Keep Getting Back Up

I don’t expect you to be perfect. When you fall down, get back up again. Even if you’ve made the same mistake 1,000 times, if you continue to declare war on your wrong behavior, you will eventually gain victory over bad habits. One way to define spiritual warfare is simply “outlasting the devil.” So when you sin, repent. If you sin again, repent again. Just keep getting back up. A righteous man falls down seven times and gets back up again.

Don’t stop warring against the sin that’s warring against you. I will give you the strength to stand against anything and everything that is standing against you—even your flesh. Lean into Me when you feel weak.

I want to remind you that my School of Spiritual Warfare starts tomorrow. You can attend online. Even if you can’t watch live tomorrow, you can still watch the videos any time you want, and as many times as you want. There are 18 lessons in all, as well as Q&As and spiritual warfare drills. This is going to be life changing! Please don’t miss it! You can register at .

New York Times best-selling author Jonathan Cahn is releasing his much-anticipated new book today titled, The Paradigm: The Ancient Blueprint That Holds the Mystery of Our Times (). The book may be his most astonishing yet by uncovering the hidden story and mystery behind the news of our times.

Cahn, who caused a stir throughout America and the globe with the release of his instant New York Times best-seller The Harbinger, which sold over 2 million copies, followed that earth-shattering work with The Mystery of the Shemitah and The Book of Mysteries, also New York Times best-sellers. In fact, the mysteries of the immensely popular The Harbinger continue and are intertwined with the mysteries of The Paradigm.

“The revelation of The Paradigm is so explosive that I was almost reluctant to put it on paper,” Cahn said. “At the same time, I believe it is crucial that we realize what’s happening, the underlying force that is affecting current events and every one of our lives to this day. The revelations contained in The Paradigm are sure to stun, startle, confound and amaze. One thing is certain—once the veil is removed, one will never see the world the same way again.”

The Paradigm addresses these powerful questions:

• Is it possible there exists an ancient master blueprint that lies behind current events, and the rise and fall of leaders and governments that reveals our future?
• Could events that transpired almost 3,000 years ago be determining the news of modern times, and with it, the issues of our lives?
• Is it possible that an ancient mystery, a paradigm from almost 3,000 years ago, reveals and determines not only the American presidency, but also the timing of current events—in some cases even down to the exact dates?
• Could the ancient paradigm have pinpointed the exact date of 9/11 before anyone had any idea? Could it have determined the exact years of Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Osama bin Laden, Donald Trump and others?
• And what does the ancient paradigm say about what is yet to come—our future? Could it even contain a warning critical for this hour and crucial for all to hear?

The Paradigm is published by Frontline, an imprint of Charisma House.