Apostle Jenny Weaver delivered a fiery prophetic message during a recent service, calling believers to open their spiritual eyes, return to the Lord and prepare for a fresh outpouring of His presence.
The service, titled “Be Open,” quickly moved from worship into a prophetic flow as Weaver declared healing, deliverance and awakening over those gathered.
“God, open up my eyes so I can see what You’re about to do,” Weaver prayed, before declaring, “Every blinder is coming off. I command your eyes be open.”
Drawing from Jesus’ healing of the deaf man, Weaver referenced the word “Ephphatha,” meaning “be opened,” and applied it prophetically to those who have been spiritually wounded.
“You’ve only been able to see your problem, but now the Lord says, ‘Now I show you the promise,’” Weaver said.
A major theme of the night centered on healing from past wounds, especially those caused by painful ministry experiences. Weaver said she saw the Lord healing people who had been listening to God through “wounded ears.”
“It’s not that you don’t want to hear,” she said. “It’s that you’re hearing through wounded ears.”
Weaver then declared safety and protection over those who had been hurt, rejected or misunderstood.
“You’re safe. You’re seen. You’re loved. You’re valued,” she said. “God is protecting you.”
As the atmosphere intensified, Weaver said deliverance was taking place in a unique way—not necessarily through visible manifestations, but through the Lord removing fear, torment and spiritual heaviness.
“The tormenting spirit of fear is being lifted up out of here,” she said. “There’s deliverance that’s actually happening in the room.”
The service then shifted into a call to return fully to God. Weaver said the Lord had been trying to get the attention of His people, even waking some in the early morning hours.
“It’s not been your sleep,” she sang prophetically. “It’s been Me trying to get your attention.”
She warned believers not to ignore the stirring of the Holy Spirit.
To order Jenny Weaver’s book, The Wicked World of Witchcraft, visit Amazon.com.
“The more that you push it aside and you ignore it, the more it becomes less and less until it doesn’t happen anymore,” Weaver said. “And that’s dangerous.”
Weaver also connected the night’s prophetic message to preparation for the return of Christ, saying many would experience fresh encounters, deeper prayer and even spiritual visitations.
“The Lord is getting us ready for His returning,” she said. “You will see signs that the Lord is preparing the church.”
The latter portion of the service focused heavily on healing, miracles and generational restoration. Weaver prayed for believers to receive gifts of healing and miracles, declaring that ordinary Christians would be used by God in extraordinary ways.
“Stop counting yourself out,” she said. “I have ordained you. I have chosen you. I have called you by name.”
Weaver then led the room in prayer over families and bloodlines, declaring freedom from generational bondage.
“Diabetes is not in your bloodline. Cancer is not in your bloodline. Drug addiction is not in your bloodline,” she declared.
The service ended with intercession for prodigal family members and a bold declaration that God is still calling families back to Himself.
“Your prayers are not in vain,” Weaver said. “You will see the promise. You will see a yes and an amen.”
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 newly released book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected].
