From Pain to Peace: A Biblical Guide to Healing Your Soul
On a recent episode of Faith with Katie, host Katie Souza sat down with Dr. Mark Chironna for a powerful conversation on healing from emotional wounds and moving forward from past trauma.
The discussion centered around the widespread issue of believers who are stuck in a cycle of emotional languishing—feeling unfulfilled, anxious, and burdened by unresolved pain. Both Souza and Chironna emphasized that unless the inner man is healed, the church cannot fully step into revival or restoration.
The interview explored how biblical principles offer a clear path to healing and freedom.
Dr. Chironna pointed to examples in Scripture, such as Esau’s fateful decision to give up his birthright due to a wounded soul, as evidence of how unchecked emotional pain can lead to devastating consequences. He explained that God desires wholeness for His people—spirit, soul and body—and that allowing the Holy Spirit to search the heart and bring hidden issues to light is key to experiencing transformation.
The conversation also addressed the need to separate conviction from condemnation and to fully embrace the truth of God’s love.
True healing, they said, begins when believers stop trying to fix themselves and instead surrender their past to Christ. Through guided prayer and spiritual activation, viewers were encouraged to identify areas of pain, release emotional burdens and embrace the peace and identity found in God’s presence.
To learn more about the biblical ways to overcome the past and walk in wholeness, watch the full video above.
James Lasheris staff writer for Charisma Media.
Historic Shift on the Temple Mount Signals Prophetic Acceleration
A groundbreaking development has taken place on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, marking what maybe a significant step toward the fulfillment of end-times prophecy.
For the first time in modern history, Jewish worshipers have been officially permitted to openly sing, pray and dance across the entire Temple Mount under the protection of Israeli police.
This change follows a new directive from Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, overturning decades of harsh restrictions that once prohibited even whispered Jewish prayers at the site.
Pastor James Kaddis unpacks the deep prophetic significance of this event, connecting it to biblical passages that speak of a future temple in Jerusalem. He explains how these recent policy shifts align with what Scripture foretells regarding the last days, particularly the expectation of a rebuilt temple and the rise of the Antichrist. Kaddis emphasizes that such developments were once unimaginable, especially given the current political instability across the region, yet they are now unfolding rapidly before our eyes.
As preparations continue behind the scenes, including the discovery of ancient stones and red heifers necessary for temple rituals, these events are undeniable signs of approaching prophetic fulfillment.
To better understand the spiritual implications and what may come next, please watch the full video above for deeper insights into this historic and rapidly evolving moment.
James Lasheris staff writer for Charisma Media.
Why Some Churches Lose Their Influence — A Message from Jesus Himself
In a recent episode of The John Bevere Podcast, John Bevere and his son Arden walked listeners through the sobering yet hopeful message Jesus gave to the church in Ephesus in Revelation 2. Though praised for their commitment to truth and discernment, the Ephesian believers were confronted with a heart issue many in today’s church may also face: the loss of their first love.
“You can’t get a more direct message from Jesus about the churches post-Resurrection than these,” Bevere said. “God never would have put this in Scripture had it not all applied to you and I today.”
Ephesus, a city once known as “the light of Asia,” was a cultural and spiritual powerhouse. It was home to one of the largest churches in the first century. Bevere noted, “It literally was huge… Timothy was pastoring a mega church, so to speak.”
Jesus’ words to this influential church, found in Revelation 2:2-3, were both affirming and alarming. Bevere read the passage: “I know all the things you do. I have seen your hard work and your patient endurance. I know you don’t tolerate evil people. You have examined the claims of those who say they are apostles but are not. You have discovered they are liars. You have patiently suffered for me without quitting.”
Despite the impressive spiritual résumé, Jesus followed with a powerful rebuke: “But I have this complaint against you. You don’t love me or each other as you did at first. Look how far you have fallen!”
Bevere emphasized the seriousness of this statement: “This is Jesus talking. Words are in red.”
The Ephesus church was strong in truth but had grown cold in love. “If you have truth without love, you end up into being dogmatic and legalistic. If you have love without truth, you end up being woke. Worldly. It takes both,” Bevere said.
He warned against majoring on the minors in Christian practice, particularly when it leads to judgment instead of love. “There are people that literally get on social media and berate my wife because they say, ‘You are a female and you’re preaching the Gospel.’ One person actually said, ‘The greatest of evils is a woman preaching behind a pulpit.’”
This type of legalism, Bevere pointed out, mirrors the very attitude Jesus rebuked the Pharisees for: “You strain out a gnat and you swallow a camel.”
Quoting Revelation 2:5, Bevere read Jesus’ command to the church: “Turn back to me and do the works you did at first. If you don’t repent, I will come and remove your lampstand from its place among the churches.”
This warning comes with a promise for restoration: return to love. “Jesus is looking at all these churches, what they do—not what they believe,” Bevere said. “Because what you do reflects what you believe.”
Even works rooted in truth are meaningless without love. “Jesus said their original works were out of their pure love for Jesus. Their works now are out of, hey, we’re in our club. We’ve got our rules… They have lost the compassion of God in their heart for people.”
The good news? There’s a way back.
“I want to just take the time right now. If you say, John and Arden, I actually can see how I’ve drifted from my first love… the word is repent. Repent just means I’m going to have a change of heart, a change of mind. I’m going to return back to my passionate love for Jesus.”
John closed the podcast by encouraging believers to regularly ask God for renewed love: “Keep praying and just saying, ‘God, just pour out your love in my heart for your people every single morning when you go to prayer.’”
If you find yourself serving but lacking joy, standing for truth but missing compassion, or growing cold in your passion for Jesus, He’s inviting you back. Just as He called the Ephesians, He calls you to return to the works you did at first, when your heart burned with love for Him.
Let His love be your driving force. Let your life reflect not just truth, but truth in love.
James Lasheris staff writer for Charisma Media.
How to Pray With Authority: 12 Biblical Rules That Bring Breakthrough
Why do some prayers seem to carry power while others fall flat? According to Pastor Kap Chatfield, the difference is in understanding and applying biblical principles. Drawing from Mark 11:23, he outlines 12 Scriptural rules to help believers pray with the authority God intended, and to see results.
“Jesus said, ‘Whoever says to this mountain, be removed and be cast into the sea and does not doubt in his heart… he will have whatever he says.’ I don’t think Jesus was pulling any punches there,” Chatfield said.
These 12 rules offer practical, biblical insight into praying with power:
1. Believe in the Authority of Jesus
Many Christians believe in Jesus’ compassion but quietly question His power. Chatfield explains that faith must begin with full confidence in Christ’s absolute authority. “We need to make an agreement that He is actually able and has the authority to do these things,” he said, referencing Matthew 28:18. If you don’t believe He can move the mountain, you won’t pray like He will.
2. Receive the Authority of Jesus
It’s not enough to believe Jesus has authority, we must also accept that He has shared it with us. Luke 10:19 makes this clear. “Jesus gave us this authority… to raise the dead, to heal the sick, to cast out devils,” Chatfield said. Many Christians pray like powerless servants instead of authorized representatives. Recognizing our delegated authority changes the way we intercede.
3. Pray in Jesus’ Name
Using the name of Jesus isn’t a religious formality—it’s a legal transaction in the Spirit. “When we pray in Jesus’s name, what we’re saying is, I’m praying as if Jesus were praying right now,” Chatfield said. It’s about carrying His character and commission into every prayer. He reminds us that true protocol is praying to the Father, in the name of Jesus, by the power of the Holy Spirit.
Prayers rooted in emotions or opinions often lack biblical alignment. Chatfield emphasizes the need to pray based on Scripture, which reveals God’s will. “When we pray according to His Word, it’s like being a lawyer in a courtroom,” he said. “The judge is going to say, ‘Let’s go according to what the written law says.’” Citing 1 John 5:14-15, he encourages believers to claim God’s promises with boldness.
5. Confess Sin
Even subtle sins, like bitterness or doubt, can hinder prayer. “If I regard iniquity in my heart, the Lord will not hear,” Chatfield quoted from Psalm 66:18. He shared personal examples where unrepented offenses disrupted his prayers. “You want to walk clean,” he said. Confession clears the line of communication and restores clarity and authority in prayer.
6. Envision the Prayer Answered
Faith includes spiritual sight. Chatfield teaches that visualizing the answer to prayer strengthens faith and brings alignment between the heart and the promise. “When you can see it… your prayers become more focused and more potent,” he said. He encourages journaling, meditating, and even imagining what it looks and feels like when the breakthrough happens, referencing Hebrews 11:1 and Genesis 15.
7. Fast
Fasting weakens the flesh and amplifies the Spirit. It sharpens spiritual discernment and breaks unbelief. “The fastest way to get into the presence of God is fasting,” Chatfield said, citing Matthew 17:21. He distinguishes biblical fasting as going without food—not just avoiding social media. Fasting is spiritual warfare preparation and one of the most direct ways to increase authority.
8. Fill Yourself With Testimonies
Hearing what God has done for others builds faith for what He can do for you. “The testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy… what He did for one, He can do for you,” Chatfield said, quoting Revelation 19:10. He challenges believers to binge testimonies of healing, provision and deliverance, because each one becomes a prophetic indicator of possibility.
There is multiplied power in corporate prayer. “One can chase a thousand, but two can put 10,000 to flight,” Chatfield quoted from Deuteronomy 32:30. Isolation weakens believers, while unity strengthens them. He encourages everyone to find prayer partners, join Bible studies and pray with others in faith. “Spiritual authority multiplies when believers unite.”
10. Pray Consistently
Breakthrough often comes to those who keep pressing. Quoting Luke 18:1 and Matthew 7:7-8, Chatfield said, “Sometimes you’ve got to wrestle for it.” He compared prayer to wrestling—intense, exhausting, and requiring endurance. “If Jesus needed to pray all night, how much more do we?” he asked. Persistence is the key to breakthrough.
11. Pray Fervently
Prayer should reflect the urgency and emotion behind the need. “God is not moved by religious reciting, He responds to real passion and desperation,” Chatfield said, citing Hebrews 5:7 and James 5:16. Jesus Himself prayed with “vehement cries and tears.” Lukewarm prayers reveal lukewarm faith. Fervent prayer engages the spirit, soul, and body.
12. Pray With Thanksgiving
Gratitude is evidence of faith. “Thanksgiving is the spiritual signal that says, ‘It’s done. I believe it,’” Chatfield said, referencing Philippians 4:6-7 and Mark 11:24. Prayers should end with thanks, not repetition. When you truly believe God has heard and answered, thanksgiving becomes your response—even before the answer manifests.
These 12 rules aren’t just guidelines, they’re spiritual strategies rooted in Scripture. They’re designed to align the believer’s heart, mind and voice with God’s will and power.
Whether you’re praying for healing, provision, deliverance or salvation, these biblical principles equip you to stand in the authority of Christ and see results. Your prayers matter, and when aligned with God’s Word and empowered by faith, they can move mountains.
James Lasheris staff writer for Charisma Media.
9 Biblical Principles Hidden in the US Constitution
In a powerful and timely July 4th message, Pastor Dave Bowen with Hope for Our Times tackled the claim that the United States was never a Christian nation, an idea pushed by many in today’s secular media. With passion and historical clarity, Bowen set the record straight using documented evidence rather than opinion.
“Do we have a godless constitution?” Bowen asked at the outset. “Is America a Christian nation? Was it ever a Christian nation?”
While many secular outlets, such as the Associated Press, argue that the Constitution does not establish Christianity as the nation’s foundation, Bowen points to both federal and state documents that reveal a different story.
“I just want to look at the documents,” Bowen said. “I’m not going to use quotes from the founding fathers that can be debated. I want to stay with records, not opinion.”
Early State Constitutions Reflect Christian Foundations
Bowen shared multiple examples of early American state constitutions that explicitly required belief in Christianity and adherence to biblical principles.
“Massachusetts in 1780 required officials to declare belief in the Christian religion,” he said. “New Hampshire’s 1784 constitution said no person shall be elected who is not of the Christian religion. Connecticut referred to the Holy Bible as a legal authority. Delaware in 1776 required public officials to profess faith in God the Father, Jesus Christ His only Son and the Holy Ghost.”
Even South Carolina’s constitution in 1778 stated, “The Christian Protestant religion shall be deemed the established religion of the state.”
9 Biblical Influences on the U.S. Constitution
Bowen emphasized that biblical values were not just present in state constitutions—they are woven into the fabric of the U.S. Constitution itself. He listed specific scriptural references that align with constitutional principles:
Isaiah 33:22 – “For the Lord is our judge, the Lord is our lawgiver, the Lord is our king.” Bowen said, “That’s where our three branches of government come from.”
Jeremiah 17:9 – The heart is deceitful, justifying the need for separation of powers.
Leviticus 19:34 – Welcoming immigrants, mirrored in Article I, Section 8.
Deuteronomy 17:15 – The president must be a natural-born citizen (Article II, Section 1).
Deuteronomy 17:6 – No one may be executed by the testimony of one witness (Article III, Section 3).
Ezekiel 18:20 – Guilt is not transferable to family members, related to treason clauses in Article I.
Ezra 7:24 – Tax exemption for churches and religious institutions.
Exodus 18:21 – The structure of representative government (Article IV, Section 4).
Exodus 20 (The Ten Commandments) – Foundational moral laws behind U.S. criminal statutes.
“Our Constitution is based on the Bible,” Bowen said. “But that’s not what we’re going to be told.”
A Turning Point in 1961
Bowen highlighted the 1961 Supreme Court case Torcaso v. Watkins, which struck down religious requirements for holding public office. The Court ruled that such tests were unconstitutional, citing concerns over different versions of the Ten Commandments: Catholic, Protestant, Jewish and Lutheran.
“They didn’t change any of the Ten Commandments,” Bowen explained. “They just rearranged the order based on emphasis. And the Supreme Court said because we can’t pick one version over another, we won’t favor any.”
This decision rendered all Christian religious tests in state constitutions unenforceable.
Consequences of Removing God
Bowen drew a stark contrast between America before and after 1961.
“From 1961 to 1991, violent crime more than quadrupled,” he said. “Hard drug use among 12th graders rose from 0 to 62% by 2023. We took God out of the classroom and replaced biblical discipline with metal detectors.”
In a final word of encouragement, he quoted President Dwight D. Eisenhower:
“Faith was the single most important distinction between freedom and communism.”
And as Pastor Dave reminded his audience: “Our founding fathers overwhelmingly quoted the Bible more than any other source—34% of their writings. The next highest was only 8%. The evidence is there. We just need to look at it.”
James Lasheris staff writer for Charisma Media.
Evidence of God in the Cosmos: Intelligent Design Is Unavoidable
In a recent episode of Prophecy Watchers, host Mondo Gonzales sat down with Sean O’Rourke to explore the staggering scientific evidence pointing toward a Creator, and how it all ties into Romans 1.
O’Rourke, who described himself as “a mechanic” who thinks in “cause and effect” terms, laid out a powerful case for intelligent design. “I love watching documentaries and I love looking at God’s creation,” O’Rourke said. “Every time somebody says [it] arrived by chance, my mind just short circuits.”
The conversation repeatedly returned to Scripture, with Gonzales reading directly from Romans 1:18-21 and comparing the suppression of truth to a beach ball held under water. “You have to actively push it down to keep it from coming up. And that’s what the truth here is,” Gonzales said. “It says… what can be known about God is plain to them because God has shown it to them.”
O’Rourke agreed, reflecting on how he once wrestled with that passage. “That was one of those verses where I was like, really? Are they without an excuse? They’ve been lied to so much.” But after years of examining the data and speaking with skeptics, he came to a firm conclusion: “They really are willfully ignorant of the good stuff, the information, the truth.”
According to both men, the refusal to acknowledge a Creator isn’t about the lack of evidence, it’s about the desire for independence from God. “They don’t want to be accountable,” O’Rourke said. “They like it. They don’t want to be told what they can and can’t do from a higher power.”
Throughout the interview, Gonzales challenged viewers not to “bet your eternal destiny” on unproven secular theories. “It is a bet that you’re going to lose,” he said. “You would be foolish to bet your eternal destiny on something that is absolutely and unfathomably impossible based on math.”
O’Rourke summed up the issue by quoting his father: “God gave you a brain and He expects you to use it.”
James Lasheris staff writer for Charisma Media.
‘Praise God’: The Defunding of Planned Parenthood Is a Major Spiritual Victory
With visible excitement and a resolute tone, evangelist Isaiah Saldivar took to his platform this week to deliver what he called “breaking news” for Christians across America.
“This is amazing news. If you are a Christian, this is something to celebrate,” Saldivar said in response to the U.S. Senate and House votes advancing a bill that would strip Planned Parenthood of federal Medicaid funding. “One of the greatest sins right now in the world, and for sure our generation, is abortion,” he declared. “Abortion is the greatest sin of the hour.”
The legislation, dubbed the “big beautiful bill,” includes broad tax cuts, support for military and border security and, most notably, the long-anticipated effort to defund Planned Parenthood. According to Saldivar, this is more than just politics, it’s spiritual warfare.
“Planned Parenthood would be defunded. This was to me the number one thing I prayed for when it came to politics and the number one thing I vote for,” he said. “This is going to save millions of lives. Literally millions of lives.”
The popular preacher didn’t shy away from calling abortion what he believes it is: a modern form of ancient idolatry. “This was going on in the Bible. And God said, ‘Don’t sacrifice your kids to the gods of Molech.’ And this spirit of Molech is still around today. It’s just disguised itself as abortion.”
As Planned Parenthood leaders reacted with public statements of alarm, Saldivar viewed their distress as confirmation of the bill’s spiritual impact. “You love to hear this from the CEO of Planned Parenthood. You love to hear this,” he said. “They’re mad because this happened. Be mad all you want. This is a massive victory.”
Addressing criticisms that the bill undermines health care, Saldivar made his position clear: “They’re making it seem like murdering babies is like, we have a right to this. We should be getting this paid for. No, the fact is, you kill unborn babies by the millions.”
Saldivar ended the video with a call to action for continued prayer and unwavering resolve. “Keep praying. Keep pushing,” he urged viewers. “The Lord has heard these cries. This is a huge W. Babies are going to be saved because of this.”
For millions who have long prayed for the end of government-funded abortion, this moment marks a turning point. As Saldivar declared in celebration, “Praise God that people’s babies are going to be saved.”
James Lasheris staff writer for Charisma Media.
Is AI the Image of the Beast? Revelation 13 and the Rise of Artificial Intelligence
In a chilling exploration of Revelation 13:14–15, Pastor Kap Chatfield issued a powerful warning about the direction of modern technology and its eerie alignment with biblical prophecy. The verse speaks of a time when the second beast, known as the false prophet, “was granted power to give breath to the image of the beast, that the image of the beast should both speak and cause as many as would not worship the image of the beast to be killed.”
“This scripture gives us one of the most mysterious and chilling details in all of Bible prophecy,” Chatfield said. “The first beast is going to say, ‘I need you to create something that will … basically take me and codify me and make me an image.’”
While early readers of Revelation may have struggled to envision such a reality, Chatfield argued that current technological advancements bring the prophecy into sharp focus. “We’ve created artificially intelligent avatars that can speak … now they can think for you and they can interact in real time,” he said. “We have deep fakes … holograms … Tesla’s creating humanoid robots … you can buy a robot for like, I think, 20,000 bucks that can … be a robot butler for your house.”
His tone grew more urgent as he connected this rise in artificial intelligence to a coming deception. “What if the image of the beast is not actually … a golden statue like Nebuchadnezzar or a golden calf … but is actually a globally accepted artificially intelligent representation of the antichrist himself?” he asked. “What if it’s something powered by a super intelligent system that can speak, influence and even make life or death decisions?”
At the heart of Chatfield’s message is a call for spiritual awareness and biblical literacy in the face of emerging AI systems that mimic life and consciousness. “The more we build technology that mimics consciousness and the more society becomes conditioned to obey digital prompts without question, the easier it becomes for a powerful AI-driven system to be embraced as something holy and transcendent.”
Chatfield made it clear he is not claiming that AI is the beast itself, but warned it may be the very tool that fulfills the prophecy. “I’m not saying that AI itself is the beast,” he said. “But what I am saying is that AI may be the very tool used to give the image of the beast its voice, its life, its conviction and its terrifying authority.”
As the lines between the spiritual and digital worlds continue to blur, this message from Chatfield stands as a sobering reminder: now more than ever, Christians must sharpen their discernment, not through speculation, but by anchoring themselves in the truth of God’s Word.
James Lasheris staff writer for Charisma Media.
End Times Expert Reveals How Globalists Are Preparing for the Antichrist
In a compelling interview on Prophecy Watchers, Gary Stearman sits down with pastor and researcher Billy Crone to expose the growing alliance between powerful global elites and the prophetic system described in the Bible as the Antichrist’s kingdom.
Drawing from his new [video?] release, Global Elites and the Antichrist: Volume Two, Crone lays out a sobering picture of how world leaders, tech innovators and thought influencers are unknowingly, or perhaps knowingly, laying the groundwork for the rise of global control foretold in Scripture.
Crone names names and doesn’t hold back. He dives deep into the roles of King Charles, Elon Musk and Yuval Noah Harari, revealing their connections to the World Economic Forum, biometric surveillance systems, and transhumanist agendas. From the “Great Reset” to Neuralink brain chips and global satellite grids, Crone argues these are not random technological advances but essential pieces of a prophetic puzzle being assembled before our eyes.
If you want to see the full conversation and explore these prophetic insights in depth, watch the full interview in the video above.
James Lasheris staff writer for Charisma Media.
Prophetic Signs Surround Trump’s Strike on Iran and Israel’s Role
As tensions escalate in the Middle East following a coordinated U.S. and Israeli military strike on Iran, bestselling author and prophecy expert Troy Anderson is calling the event a potential prophetic turning point.
President Donald Trump, who referred to the strike as Operation Midnight Hammer, may be stepping into a biblical role akin to the ancient Persian King Cyrus, Anderson said in a recent interview with Charisma Media.
“King Cyrus, in Isaiah 45, he’s a Persian king who didn’t know that God had called him His anointed,” Anderson said. “God raised him up to liberate the Jewish people, restore Jerusalem, rebuild the temple after decades of Babylonian captivity.”
In a similar vein, Anderson said Trump has emerged as “a political disruptor, a spiritual defender,” and “an outsider raised up to stand with Israel, confront evil regimes like Iran and uphold the Judeo-Christian foundations amid this moral collapse we’re seeing in this country.”
Anderson pointed to the strike’s name and timing as filled with prophetic overtones. “Midnight is a consistent biblical sign of divine judgment and deliverance,” he said. “Think of the plagues of Egypt in Exodus… the bridegroom in Matthew 25 arriving at midnight. The word hammer in Jeremiah 23:29 is symbolic of God’s word breaking strongholds.”
Adding to the significance, Anderson noted that “on the eve of the strike over the weekend, there was a major earthquake in Iran, which in biblical terms often symbolizes God shaking the nations before a decisive move.”
He also highlighted Israel’s role in the strike, referring to its counterpart operation known as Operation Rising Lion. “These two operations—Operation Roaring Lion and Operation Midnight Hammer—working together, America and Israel. It seems very prophetic to me,” Anderson said.
In a speech following the strike, Trump declared, “We love you, God, and God bless Israel.” For Anderson, this public acknowledgment of God carried major significance. “When a world leader like this says, ‘We love you, God,’ after launching one of the most daring, precise military operations in modern history, it’s something to pay attention to.”
He cited Jeremiah 49:35, where God declares, “I will break the bow of Elam,” referring to ancient Iran. “Elam was an ancient kingdom located in southern Iran, very near where these nuclear programs that were destroyed over the weekend are,” Anderson said. “God declared He’ll break the bow… a metaphor for Elam’s military strength.”
Anderson believes this event may be a “partial fulfillment or foreshadowing” of the biblical prophecy. “Could Operation Midnight Hammer somehow prophetically be that this is a way to bring peace to the Middle East and revival?”
He added that spiritual revival is already sweeping across America. “We just went to the Baptize America event here in Pirates Cove in Corona del Mar where the Jesus Movement started. There’s like a thousand people there… getting baptized,” he said. “We’re seeing all these prophetic things happening, but then this revival breaking out. It’s really quite remarkable.”
For Anderson, the event is a wake-up call to believers: “Are we living this Isaiah 45 moment? God is raising up leaders not just to preserve nations, but to prepare the church for what’s coming.”
He urged Christians to take this moment seriously. “It’s a time to pray. It’s a time to fast. It’s a time to draw close to the Lord,” he said. “Just like Cyrus opened the gates for Israel’s return, Trump may be opening a prophetic window for America’s spiritual return.”
Anderson warned that the window could close quickly if tensions escalate. “There’s always a possibility of World War III breaking out… or of Gog and Magog,” he said. “That’s why it’s so important to pray… that Russia, other countries won’t give nuclear bombs to Iran and we could have a successful outcome here.”
He concluded with a challenge to the body of Christ: “We all need to pray, fast and repent and intercede for Israel and for America and for the world in this situation.”
