Following are snippets of the top stories posted over the past week on charismanews.com. We encourage you to visit the links to read the stories in full. This week’s Top of the Week video also includes a more recent story about Tucker Carlson’s testimony of being attacked by a demon. Check it out!
Jonathan Cahn Prophesies Over Donald Trump
During the Inaugural National Faith Summit, Jonathan Cahn gave a prophetic message to former President Donald Trump.
“Mr. President, I speak of the mystery of your life,” Cahn said to Trump. “You were born on June 14, 1946. From ages past it was appointed that on that day a Scripture would be recited throughout the world.”
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Cahn tells Trump that the Scripture recited across the globe on the day of Trump’s birth was about the ushering in of God’s vessel, a trumpet into the world.
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Amanda Grace Prophetic Word: ‘A Trap Has Been Set’
In a stunning prophetic message, Amanda Grace gave a word from the Lord that fell on her suddenly while she was preparing to share an entirely different topic.
“I got on my face before the Lord and I started to pray,” Grace says. “And this word came from that.”
The word began with a cry for God’s children to call out to Him during this time of great confusion and deception. It also calls out for a time of exposing deep, dark things that have been hidden in America’s banking system and what is happening at the border.
Has Dr. Lester Sumrall’s 40-Year-Old Prophecy Come True?
In a recent episode of “The John Bevere Podcast,” Darren Whitehead, founder and pastor of Church of the City, and author, speaker and minister John Bevere reflect on a striking prophecy delivered by the late Dr. Lester Sumrall over 40 years ago. Bevere emphasizes the profound implications of this word, which he believes is now coming to fruition in the digital age.
Whitehead opens the discussion by acknowledging the overwhelming influence of smartphones on contemporary life. “I’ve got to believe there has never been a more powerful piece of technology that is conforming people to the pattern of this world than these smartphones,” he states. He highlights how this digital distraction hampers one’s ability to hear God’s voice. “It is very difficult to hear the voice of God when every discretionary quiet moment in your life is filled with doom scrolling,” he adds, describing the pervasive “visual clutter” that smartphones create.
Recalling a pivotal moment from 1984, Bevere describes a breakfast meeting with Dr. Sumrall , a renowned figure in ministry. “He said, ‘God has shown me things that are going to happen in the future,’” Bevere recounts. Sumrall prophesied that people would one day carry a box in their hands that would control their lives. “We thought, ‘Oh, bless his heart, he’s off his rocker,’” Bevere admits, reflecting on their initial skepticism.
Jenny Weaver’s Spectacular Prophetic Message
During the historic Breakers Conference in Chicago, Jenny Weaver gave a profound prophetic message about hope and the awe of God.
The Lord had put John 2 and the wedding at Cana on Weaver’s heart to share with the massive 10,000 person audience about what it means to be obedient to the Lord.
“This is what the Lord gave me,” Weaver says. “He took me to John chapter 2, and this is what it says. it says, ‘In the third day, there was a marriage in Cana of Galilee, and the mother of Jesus was there…and when they wanted wine, the mother of Jesus said unto them, ‘they have no wine.’”
Brownsville Revival Yields Lasting Fruit
This past weekend, we celebrated our 25th annual missions conference, thanking God for the amazing testimonies from our faithful workers who have served on the mission field worldwide, often quite sacrificially. This missions movement was birthed directly out of our ministry school, Brownsville Revival School of Ministry, and then FIRE School of Ministry, which in turn was birthed out of the Brownsville Revival in Pensacola, Florida (1995-2000). This is the best answer to the critics who claimed the fruit of the revival would not last.
One critic claimed that Brownsville was “not really … a revival, but lunatic fringe Christians from other places responding to altar calls,” also referring to it as a “spiritual cesspit.”
A prominent American pastor described the revival as a “mindless, emotional orgy marked by irrational, sensual and fleshly behavior produced by altered states of consciousness, peer pressure, heightened expectation or suggestibility.”
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