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It took Randy Kay, a former corporate executive as well as an ordained minister and Christian leader, 14 years to share about his near-death experience. But now that he has started telling the story, the Lord has used it to reach millions with the supernatural love of Jesus Christ.

“A woman sent me an email,” Kay tells Dr. Steve Greene on a recent episode of Greenelines on the Charisma Podcast Network. “She had saved up her pills; she knew exactly how many pills were needed to commit suicide.

“I read your book, and I just poured them into the toilet, because now I know Jesus” the woman told Kay, referring to his previous book about his story, Dying to Meet Jesus.

Her words had a profound impact on Kay.

“I turned to the Lord, and I said, ‘Now I know why You sent me back.”

Kay says he realizes now that the Lord gave him the near-death experience, in which he was flatlined and was clinically dead, so He could bring His presence to others in a personal way, “to whoever hears the truth that God loves us infinitely more than we could hope or expect.

“And I can say this with a declarative voice: We have grossly underestimated God’s love,” he adds. “And if He were to open up our spiritual eyes, even to the point where somebody were to have an experience like mine—as many have—and look into the eyes of love, everyone on this planet would be saved, knowing that He is love consummate.”

Kay has now written a second book on his experience, Revelations from Heaven, which provides many more details of his time absent from the body and present with the Lord. One story in particular, he says, reveals the depth of the Savior’s love. He looked at Jesus and saw that a river formed at His feet that nourished all of heaven: the river of life.

“Jesus had turned to me as I was looking at these waters, and He said, ‘Do you remember the time that you fell in a strawberry patch?'” Kay says. “There was a wire fence, and I just cut myself, where I had to go into the hospital for stitches.”

“And I said, ‘Yes, Jesus, but not vividly like I do now,” Kay told Jesus in response. “And then I asked Him this question: ‘Did You feel my pain then as a child?'”

Jesus’ answer amazed him. “In this world, I felt your pain, but here—meaning in heaven—I feel others’ need for Me,'” the Savior said. “And then He showed me what was a bottle, and He poured it into the river of life.

“And He said, ‘I’ve saved your tears throughout your life,'” Kay says Jesus told him. “‘And I poured them into the river of life to turn your sadness into joy.’

“And I realized at that moment that all kinds of sadness, all kinds of sorrow are caused by our separation from God,” Kay says.

For many more stories of the supernatural love of Jesus as experienced by Randy Kay on his visit to heaven, listen to the entire episode of Greenelines at this link, and be sure to subscribe to Greenelines on your favorite podcast platform for more inspiring stories like this one. Find Kay’s new book, Revelations from Heaven, wherever fine books are sold. {eoa}

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As millions across the globe celebrate Rosh Hashana (the Jewish new year), we should remember that biblical feasts are not just for Jews. That powerful word comes from Messianic Rabbi Curt Landry, who writes and speaks on the Jewish roots of the Christian faith. He believes God intends all of us to celebrate His feasts—and He tells us that in Scripture.

“The Festival of Tabernacles, the thing that’s so exciting about that, its central theme is to say, ‘God, I’m reminding You of Your covenant promises to me,” Landry tells Dr. Steve Greene on a recent episode of Greenelines on the Charisma Podcast Network, speaking of the upcoming feast in the Jewish calendar, Sept. 20-27. “But more importantly, God, You’re reminding me of the covenant promises You made tonight—me and my family.

“And so it’s just a fall refreshing, restarting, renewing,” Landry says. “And to me, I think it’s probably one of the most practical things, habits and patterns that people can do. And it comes from God. It’s not a Jewish thing per se. It’s a Judeo-Christian, biblical thing … in every place in the Bible where it talks about the festivals, or the feasts of the Lord, it says, ‘These are the feasts of the Lord.’

“It doesn’t say, ‘These are the feast of the Jews,’ although the Jews kept them; we keep them,” he adds. “But it also says these are everlasting covenants. And so what God’s saying is these are everlasting invitations. Jesus came not to cancel the law, but to fulfill it.

“So the invitation’s there,” Landry says. “Do you have to keep the feasts to be saved? Absolutely not. It’s just an invitation to be able to say, take your life as a No. 2 pencil that has become kind of dull all through the summer. And now in the fall feasts, you need to go to the pencil sharpener and sharpen your pencil to be able to start writing this new year out, clear and concise.

Landry says the prophetic importance of the current biblical year, 5782, makes the feasts even more significant. “Five is grace; seven is perfection. Eight is new beginnings, and two is covenant or union. … prophetically, this is biblical year 5782. This is a time where God takes over and God moves.

“And that’s why you want to go into the biblical feats. Because of the biblical feasts, you need to awaken, atone and renew your covenant. So let me say it this way: Awaken, get out of your spiritual bed, go take a shower in atonement and get dressed for your marriage covenant with God.”

For much more from Rabbi Curt Landry on the biblical feasts and why we should celebrate them, listen to the entire episode of Greenelines at this link, and subscribe to Greenelines on your favorite podcast platform. Visit for more information on the biblical feasts, and check out Landry’s podcast, Ancient Principles, Kingdom Authority, also on the Charisma Podcast Network. {eoa}

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When Dee Barnes came to know Jesus, she walked away from the homosexual lifestyle. But her gay friends didn’t believe it would stick.

“Yeah, right,” she says they told her. “OK, well, why don’t you come back, because it won’t be long.”

Barnes, founder of the ministry His Wonderful Works Inc., shares her story with John Matarazzo on a recent episode of the Greenelines podcast on the Charisma Podcast Network. God’s transforming power changed her life—and now allows her to minister to others who want to leave the gay lifestyle. But even she remained skeptical at first.

“I didn’t want to tell anybody, because I thought, What if this doesn’t work? What if it’s really not going to happen?” she says. “So I waited two months before I started telling everybody. And then I thought, Wow, this is actually working. God’s really helping me.”

Barnes says her same-sex attraction didn’t disappear immediately, however. “It’s just that they didn’t have a hold on me like they did. And it was difficult. I had to begin to connect with more other friends and find a church … God just helps you. You know, when you ask God and fully surrender, He brings what you need. It’s not the easiest thing, but you have to trust Him to do it and walk in obedience. And He just comes alongside you. And that’s the only way I can explain how He helped me to walk out of the old community.”

Today, her ministry is about to hold its fourth Amazing Love Event, set for Sept. 11 at the Ethiopian Evangelical Church in Atlanta, Georgia. “We just do worship and testimony all day long,” Barnes says of the event. Its purpose, she says, “Is for all Christians to hear the truth.

“Most people don’t know one person who has been transformed out of homosexuality or transgender or a sexual addiction,” she adds. “But we bring 30 and 40 from across the country, all saying, ‘God transformed our lives.’

“And to listen to an ex-transgender say, ‘You know, I thought I was in the wrong body. I went through transition, and God showed me He had originally created me in my original gender, and I’ve come back to that in Jesus’ is fascinating,” Barnes says.

“God can do anything; Jesus saves to the uttermost. And that’s what this conference is all about.”

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The world has watched in dismay as the Afghanistan tragedy has played out over the past several weeks. The situation doesn’t surprise end-times expert Michael Snyder, who has predicted crises like this for years—and he says it has the potential for an increase of terrorism across the globe.

“The military operation is done; the military rescue is done,” he tells Dr. Steve Greene on a recent episode of Greenelines on the Charisma Podcast Network. “Now, some private people and some ex-Special Forces people are attempting to go in and pull people out. But this is the job of our government: to keep Americans safe. What a disgrace; what a shame.

“Basically, this is an embarrassment in front of the whole world,” Snyder says. “It’s the biggest foreign policy debacle in modern American history. … what people need to understand is that now the whole world is seeing, basically, this is an ‘Emperor Has No Clothes’ moment, where the whole world is seeing that America is weak. We’ve got weak leadership; we’ve got incompetent leadership; we don’t want to fight. We’ve been defeated by the Taliban. And what that’s going to do is inspire every terrorist group around the world, saying, ‘If the Taliban did it, we can do it too.’

“It’s going to embolden China, where China has been looking at invading Taiwan for decades, but they’ve always held back because they think, Well, the United States will ride to the rescue, right?” he adds. “But now in just in the last few days, China has been mocking leaders in Taiwan, saying, ‘Look, they abandoned their friends in Afghanistan; they’re going to abandon you too.’ … this could be potentially be the trigger for the ultimate crisis that leads to a state of conflict flight between the United States and China that I warned about in Lost Prophecies of the Future of America.“

Snyder says the U.S. failure in Afghanistan is setting the stage for the future. “It’s going to embolden Russia; Russia could get more aggressive. It could embolden North Korea to potentially say, ‘The United States doesn’t want to fight; they’re weak. Maybe this is the time we invade South Korea.”

Even worse, Snyder says, are the potential implications for an Israel-Iran conflict. “Israel said, ‘Iran is only a few weeks away from being able to produce nuclear weapons. We can’t allow that to happen. So we’re going to take military action to prevent that from happening.’ This is what Israeli leaders are openly talking about over the past few weeks.”

All these events, Snyder says, mean we are in the biblical state of “wars and rumors of wars” (Matt. 24:6), setting the stage for end-time scenarios, which he also discusses in his new book, 7-Year Apocalypse.

For much more from Michael Snyder on how the mishandling of the Afghanistan withdrawal may ramp up terrorism along with the multiple other crises that point directly to the end times, listen to the entire episode of Greenelines at this link, and subscribe to Greenelines on your favorite podcast platform for more informative stories. Find Snyder’s latest book, 7-Year Apocalypse, wherever fine books are sold. {eoa}

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We often hear the term “legend” applied to sports figures, movie stars or others the world considers memorable. But Apostle Michelle McClain-Walters says God is redefining what it means to be legendary—and she is joining Him by calling others to the greatness He has placed within them.

“We really believe greatness is all about being on the television, being first, when Jesus says, ‘The greatest of you is the servant,’ McClain-Walters tells Dr. Steve Greene on a recent episode of Greenelines on the Charisma Podcast Network. Her new book, Legendary Woman: Partnering With God to Become the Heroine of Your Own Story (Charisma House, 2021), offers women that new and more biblical paradigm.

“What I do in Legendary Woman, I begin to show women that with their love, their compassion, the faith that they have, they can leave a legend of compassion for other women to follow. So I take a look at the characteristics of God, the small things that we do that no one sees on a platform, but it could be legendary in the lives of someone who’s the beneficiary of your actions.

“What I try to do in this book is redefine what greatness is,” she says. “I take it back to looking at what Jesus said, how Jesus told us, you know, ‘There’s no greater love than this, that we lay down our lives for a friend.’ … In the book of Acts, the Scripture says about David that ‘he served his generation by the will of God.’ So I just believe serving our generation can lead to being legendary.”

McClain-Walters says in her training with Apostle John Eckhardt, she was the only woman on most of the apostolic teams. “You need to raise up women like you,” the men told her, but she didn’t understand what they meant.

“So they began to give me definition about being a woman of courage, understanding my word and the authority to preach. And they said, ‘You need to reproduce yourself.’

McClain-Walters says she’s long known that the kingdom advances through reproduction. “One generation is supposed to teach the next generation,” she says. “So that started my passion to see other women like myself, to see them raised up in their destiny to understand they they’re powerful, but they can be feminine. … I found that the best blueprint for that was given in the Bible.

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Modern-day Christians, like the rest of the world, have experienced division in many areas. But throughout the ages, the church has united in its belief in the Second Coming of Jesus and His rule and reign over eternity.

That day, entrepreneur and author Douglas Cobb says, may come sooner than we think, based on the near-completion of Jesus’ Great Commission (Matt. 28:19-20). Cobb’s book, And Then the End Will Come, details his research into the Second Coming and why he believes it is imminent.

“The title is derived from Matthew 24:14, a verse that links the return of Jesus to the completion of the Great Commission,” Cobb tells Dr. Steve Greene on a recent episode of Greenelines on the Charisma Podcast Network. “Early in that chapter, Matthew 24, the disciples asked Jesus, ‘When are you coming back?’ That’s my paraphrase, but that’s what they asked.

“And He names a number of things that have to happen, that will happen before He returns,” Cobb adds. “But in verse 14, he says, ‘This gospel of the kingdom will be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all nations. And then the end will come.'”

Not only does this verse tie directly to Cobb’s recent book, but it also connects to his work as managing partner of the Finishing Fund, a partnership of kingdom investors who are giving together to accelerate the completion of the Great Commission.

Cobb says few people know much about the Great Commission. “Barna says maybe 50% don’t even really know what it is, and of the others, many of them can’t really pin it down very well,” he explains, adding that the experts say there are about 12,000 biblical “nations,” or ethnos—”biblical people groups around the world. And now we are down to only a few hundred left that nobody has ever been to with the gospel. So we have maybe 300 left to go before we cross the line, and the name of Jesus will be proclaimed in literally every people group on the face of the earth.”

For much more from Douglas Cobb on why he believes the return of Jesus is imminent—and how you can help fulfill the Great Commission—listen to the entire episode of Greenelines at this link. Subscribe to Greenelines on your favorite podcast platform for more informative, inspiring stories like this one, and find Cobb’s book, And Then the End Will Come, wherever fine books are sold.

The so-called prosperity gospel has received a lot of negative press over the years. But David Friend, pastor, entrepreneur and podcast host, says the truth about prosperity comes down to a simple biblical principle that people make complicated: God loves us and wants to bless us.

“When I first became a Christian, I kind of thought that Christians had to be poor and meek and quiet and had to sit around and not really say much and not earn a lot of money,” he tells Dr. Steve Greene on a recent episode of Greenelines on the Charisma Podcast Network. “And then as I read the Word of God, I discovered in Deuteronomy 8:18, it says, ‘You shall remember the Lord your God, for it is He who gives you power to get wealth.’

“So He wants us to be blessed. He wants us to prosper in all things,” Friend says. “And so that’s the message I want to get out. I want people to realize that God loves us, and God wants to bless us. And when we read in the Word of God that we’re supposed to give to the work of the Lord, it’s not so God can put us in bankruptcy. No, it’s so God can open up the windows of heaven and pour out a blessing that we cannot contain.

“And so we serve an amazing God, a God who believes in prosperity, and I believe in the message, and I believe that God’s people need to step up and just take control, just receive that in their life and be blessed to the Lord,” he says.

Friend offers two simple steps for moving into financial blessing. “Step one to be blessed financially is to put God first in everything; that means pray and put Him first. And then in your giving and your budget, put Him right at the top—that you’re going to give to Him. I believe 10% of what we make should go back to the Lord. I believe in that. And I’ve taught that for years, then I also believe that when we do that, we become a better steward of what God has given us, we become a better manager.

“Some people say, ‘Well, how can I give away 10% of what I have to the Lord, because I can’t afford it?'” Friend says. “And I’ll say, ‘No, no, you can’t afford not to.’

“Because if you give to Him, it will make you a better manager of what you have, because you have to adjust your budgets accordingly,” Friend says. “But then don’t just give 10% to the Lord, I believe, give 10% to yourself and save 10% of what you make. And I believe that we can live on 80% of what we make, if we can really adjust to do that. … And if we do that, people literally in their 20s and 30s. Today, if they just saved 10% of their income every single month, that’d be worth millions of dollars by the time retirement comes around.”

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“It’s phenomenal when you’re sitting there in the audience with thousands of Christians from around the world, worshipping the King of kings in the city of the King.”

That’s how Dr. Susan Michael, director of the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem-USA describes the organization’s annual celebration of the Feast of the Tabernacles. Last year’s event, the first to move to an all-online format because of the coronavirus pandemic, hosted the largest number of people ever, and the ICEJ has great expectations for this year’s celebration, “The Days of Elijah,” set for Sept. 20-27, as well.

“This will be our 42nd Feast of Tabernacles,” Michael told Dr. Steve Greene on a recent episode of the Greenelines podcast on the Charisma Podcast Network. “And over those 42 years, we’ve brought at least 150,000 Christians to Israel.”

But the online platform has allowed the event to expand exponentially. For last year’s Feast, “We had 7,500 paid registrants, and that means probably 16,000 people watching it in their living rooms,” Michael sys. “And then we had watch parties around the world, so we don’t even know how many thousands of people were watching.”

“We’re excited because the technology is allowing us to go into more countries, reach more people and bring this unique event into churches and homes all around the world,” she adds. “The Feast event itself is very, very educational. We have lots of seminars and workshops and teachings where people can learn things about Israel, but also biblical teaching about what’s going on in Israel with ministries there. But it’s also a global worship event.”

“The Feast of Tabernacles really is the largest Christian solidarity event with Israel in the world,” Michael says. “And every year when we bring these thousands of Christians up to Jerusalem, we usually have the Jerusalem March, and they literally walk through the streets of Jerusalem carrying banners saying, ‘We support Israel’ in their national colors, representing the nations. And the people of Israel love this; they go out in the streets to watch the nations.

The Feast of Tabernacles also has a prophetic aspect, Michael says, “because it’s a forward-looking event. It hasn’t been fulfilled yet. But it will be fulfilled when Jesus returns and the kingdom of God is established in our myths.

“That is what the Feast of Tabernacles is really all about,” she adds. “It’s a celebration of the final harvest of the coming kingdom of God and pouring out of the Holy Spirit. And so just coming to understand what the Feast of Tabernacles is about, the people will be able to apply that to their daily lives and to understand the prophetic timetable that we live in.

“And there will also be a teaching about what’s going on in Israel with the rockets, with Iran, with current events,” she says. “There’ll be teaching about other current events around the world with rising antisemitism that’s taking place.”

The Feast will also include teaching related to this year’s theme, “The Days of Elijah,” Michael says, adding that spiritual strongholds are being confront today just as in Elijah’s. “And we’ve got to rise up in faith like Elijah did. And we’ve got to call them for what they are and let God arise, and His enemies be scattered.”

Although this year will again look different because of COVID, Michael hopes an even greater number than those from the 120 nations that participated last year will participate. To register for the event, visit

“Another thing they might consider doing is hosting a Feast Watch Party, either in their home or at their church or community center,” Michael says. “And if they can get together 10 or more people, we’ll actually give them a free access code to go in and watch it.”

For much more from Susan Michael on the work of the ICEJ in standing with Israel as well as the upcoming Feast of the Tabernacles Event, listen to the entire episode of Greenelines here, and subscribe to the Greenelines podcast on your favorite podcast platform for more inspiring, informative stories like this one. Again, visit for registration and other information. You’ll also want to check out Michael’s podcast, Out of Zion and her “Walk Through the Bible” teaching, also on the Charisma Podcast Network. {eoa}

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God’s wonder-working power does not depend on our level of faith. Although most of us would affirm that truth, do we live as though we believe it?

God brought it home to international evangelist Tamryn Klintworth in one of her first crusades.

“My faith wasn’t mustard-seed faith; it was maybe even a quarter of a mustard seed,” she tells Dr. Steve Greene on a recent episode of Greenelines on the Charisma Podcast Network. Yet out of even that tiny faith came the fruit she needed to build her ministry in kingdom ways.

“Barely anybody was in the tent; I was terribly disappointed,” she says. And I remember it like it was yesterday. A lady walked into the tent with a crutch and a knee guard. And she came, and she sat in the very front row. And of course, she sat in the front row because not even the front row was full.

“And the Holy Spirit started speaking to me, ‘Tamryn, pray for her.’

“And I started arguing with the Holy Spirit,” Klintworth says. “And I said, ‘Please, Lord, let me call one of the big pastors, one of the big bishops, someone who’s been in ministry for decades, someone who’s prayed for the sick for decades. You can’t use me to work a miracle this mighty, Lord; I must call somebody who knows this stuff.’ And the Holy Spirit kept pushing me.”

Eventually, Klintworth stopped mid-message and went over to the woman. Out of respect in the African culture, she used the term “Mama” when speaking to her.

“Mama, what is wrong?”

“My knee, my knee; I cannot put weight on my knee,” the woman told her.

“OK, I’m going to pray for you, and Jesus is going to heal you.” Klintworth says she then prayed two prayers because “I wasn’t sure which one would work.

“In my first prayer, I tried to sound as if I had a lot of authority: ‘In the name of Jesus, knee, be healed!’ … And then my second prayer was more of a plea to all of heaven: ‘Please, Jesus, please, please.'”

At that stage of her walk, Klintworth says she still thought she had to “feel some sort of electricity or presence” for God to move.

“I felt nothing,” she says. “I looked at that woman; what was even worse, it didn’t look like she had felt anything. She just kind of looked back at me.”

“I said, ‘OK, Mama, you and I, we’re going to walk together.”

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Fear predominates in our world today, perhaps more so than in any other era in recent history. And Messianic Rabbi Curt Landry knows about fear. As an infant, he was abandoned on Skid Row in Los Angeles, California.

“The spirit of fear that attacked me as being an abandoned infant child in one of the most dangerous parts of one of the most dangerous cities in the U.S.—that principality, that baby killer spirit that’s in that city came after me,” he tells Dr. Steve Greene on a recent episode of the Greenelines podcast on the Charisma Podcast Network. And through that experience as well as his years of study in the Scripture, he has learned to overcome the spirit of fear.

Today, he and his wife have ministered across the globe and preached the gospel in some of the world’s most dangerous places, he says, adding, “But before we went and did that, we had to get rid of that fear.”

Landry says people tend to live in one of three mental zones: the fear zone, the learning zone or the growth zone. “If you’re in fear zone, you’re reacting, and then your choices most likely aren’t going to be the best. And your life is an accumulation of your choices.

“The learning zone is where you’re reflecting,” Landry says. “And when you’re reflecting, you need to ask yourself, ‘What am I reflecting on? Am I reflecting on God’s Word and God’s Spirit? Or am I reflecting on something else that is actually enhancing the fear?’

“The growth stone is quite simple,” he says. “It’s when after you get out of the fear zone, and you get into the learning zone, you enter into the growth zone … which is repent. The word ‘repent’ means to return, and ‘pent,’ like a penthouse in a tall building, it means to return to where we are at the top with God.”

To return to a place of being at the top with God, Landry says, we must be born again and “call on the name of Jesus, the name of Yeshua. And the Scripture says, ‘All who call on that name shall be saved.'”

But even when we’re saved and baptized, Landry says, we must each apply our repentance to our mind. “Your mind needs to understand that you don’t need to have those thoughts anymore. You don’t need to have those fears and anxieties anymore. Those fears and anxieties, most likely, were rooted and grounded in actual past-generational or current sins, because ‘the wages of sin is death.’ Death has fear attached to it.

“And so you really not only need to be confessing that your sins have been forgiven or expunged, but also that Satan, the enemy, the accuser of the brethren … the devil, can’t give you thoughts that can condemn you in your mind, that cause you to go into bondage where you’re in a fear zone or you’re afraid to go into a learning zone,” he says.

Landry invites readers/listeners to visit , where he has teachings on breaking generational curses and other topics that will help conquer fear. In addition, he’s offering a spiritual deliverance webinar with free registration. He also encourages those suffering from fear to check out his free download on Psalm 91, which will also help deal with fear.

For much more from Rabbi Curt Landry on dealing with the spirit of fear and generational curses as well as other issues, listen to the entire episode of Greenelines at this link, subscribe to Greenelines on your favorite podcast platform for more inspiration and information, and visit for even more information and downloads. You’ll also want to check out Landry’s own podcast, Ancient Principles, Kingdom Authority, also on the Charisma Podcast Network. {eoa}

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