A prophetic word by Chuck Pierce is emerging across the body of Christ: we are no longer in the era we once knew. We have crossed into a new prophetic season defined not by ease, but by conflict — and yet, also by divine strategy for victory.
“We have entered into an era of conflict,” Pierce declared. “Every year has conflict, but the Lord is giving His people a strategy for breakthrough for these next three years.”
Conflict itself is not being removed. Instead, heaven is releasing the ability to rise, overcome and break through within it. “He’s not removing conflict, He is giving us a strategy for breakthrough in the midst of conflict,” he continues.
According to Pierce, this aligns with what many prophetic voices have sensed — that the shaking is not accidental and is not short-lived. As he puts it, whenever God ushers in a new era, there comes a targeted demonic resistance. “The enemy is vying for how he can stop God’s remnant from coming into its next level of fullness,” referencing Revelation 12. Yet even in the resistance, the Lord is releasing a new sound, new authority and new boldness in His people: “The Lord is saying, ‘I’m giving you a voice like you’ve never had before.’”
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Pierce described this new season as a time of “atmospheric shifts,” where God’s people would confront and dethrone the “Goliaths” ruling over their environments. “Whatever Goliath is ruling your atmosphere, God’s positioning you right now to dethrone it.” This was not a figurative concept, but a prophetic assignment to take dominion over spiritual climates, cities and systems where the enemy had seeded intimidation or unbelief.
Additionally, the next three years were identified as a specific prophetic turnaround window tied to recovery, restoration and prosperity. “You have entered your time of recovery,” he declared, adding that “now you will enter your three-year turnaround completely.”
According to the word, this turnaround will coincide with the restoration of David’s Tabernacle — not just in praise and worship, but in territorial dominion. “David’s Tabernacle… goes down into even the layers of the earth… and I’m gonna cleanse the land over these next three years.”
This transition is not merely personal, but societal. “The military will come, the police force will come… the government will come,” Pierce continued.
We are entering days where the conflict will not diminish, but the glory resting on God’s people will increase. The church will not survive this era by retreating, complaining or waiting for circumstances to change; it will survive by taking dominion over the very atmospheres that once intimidated it.
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 upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment.
