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Unshaken Melody of Truth

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This year started with an assignment from God to assess the local churches and their stance on doctrines. What a mess! After many months of desperately trying to communicate to the local churches the importance of seeking God, the assignment was narrowed down to just five pastors.

God’s assignment to me was to voice my concerns about their false theologies and to urge them to seek God intentionally. While I truly believe my best effort was given to the task, the pastors failed to seek God and continued teaching falsely.

One of the five pastors, was uniquely repositioned by God to expose the false doctrines against women in ministry but he refused to do that Kingdom work. Instead he neglected that duty altogether while continuing to teach falsely with trinity doctrines. Now when I watch his sermons, he seems so creepy to me because I know that he has willingly continued to teach falsely and to refuse God.

The unintelligence (kind word for stupidity) required to believe that there is a God sitting next to another God on dual thrones in Heaven in a one-God religion is cringeworthy. But, the congregants, who also don’t know God, buy that nonsense so what more can be done to help them? Stupid people don’t know that they’re stupid. God hates the word “trinity” but don’t believe me, ask Him yourself!

All five pastors that God assigned to me are still teaching Trinitarian theology in a monotheistic religion because they have refused to seek God on the subject. They don’t know God or they would understand that there is only one God (not three). They twist Scriptures to accommodate their false doctrines. Their arrogance leads them to believe that they could never be wrong, but they are. The word “trinity” is not in the Bible, so on what authority are they using that word? Certainly not from the Scriptures or from God’s spoken words in prayer. We can know that doctrines of demons come from the Liar himself. They have been thoroughly deceived and seem to be content staying there.

So it seems like my ministry in 2025 netted nothing useful for those five pastors despite that I worked night and day for a large part of it.

Over the summer, I held Bible studies that helped some know God more intimately. I’m thankful for that. My website has had a lot of traffic from all over the world. Perhaps some seeds have been planted that will grow to fruition and Kingdom benefit. God said that it has been impactful.

In 2026, my focus will be on Christian apologetics beyond the city limits of my little hometown. I expect to be making teaching videos again after many years away from that venue. I’m older, hopefully wiser, and certainly not as cute as in the earlier videos. 😉 I will always endeavor to provide Scriptural evidence and sound reasoning to provoke examining the doctrines of demons that are so often taught from pulpits. The devil has surely made a wide path for some to follow in the churches. My motto will always be “Don’t believe me. Ask God yourself!”

Attached is a preliminary brochure that I plan to have printed in the new year. Any thoughts?

Beware of “Trinity” Pastors

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Please, I beg you to seek God about this message. The devil has been successful at embedding the word “trinity” into the Christian culture. There is no authority in the Scriptures to use the word trinity. The word does NOT appear in the Bible. If a pastor uses that word it can only be because he/she does not know God. God hates the word “trinity” and would never give His authority to promote that word or the false theology surrounding it.

The Scriptures are clear that there is only one God. God is His title. Jesus is His name. God is Spirit. Jesus is the Spirit of God who made Himself known in human form for a temporary role.

Anyone who has fellowship with God can simply ask God about the word trinity. It would only take a few minutes to seek God if you are in relationship with Him. For a pastor to continue to use the word after they have been warned to ask God, means that they do NOT have a relationship with God where they hear His voice. Run from a pastor who does not hear God’s voice. They are not following God. They are following manmade theologies that have their origin in doctrines of demons.

“But the Spirit saith expressly, that in later times some shall fall away from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits and doctrines of demons,” (1 Timothy 4:1 ASV)

Before visiting a church or continuing to attend a church, please look at the church’s website “What We Believe” section. If the word “trinity” appears to describe God, then I urge you to ask God about your participation or continued participation with that church. God is going to bring sickness to those congregations that continue to use that word to describe Him. There are NOT three gods. There is only one God.

I’ve issued the warning that God wanted delivered. As I always say “Don’t believe me. Ask God yourself!”

– Apostle & Prophet, Tammie Edwards

The Big Boss

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The title is to remind us all that there is a Boss that is the biggest boss of all. His name is Jesus. His title is God.

I don’t know how it is possible that a cake-like substance called a muffin can be considered as breakfast food, but I’m not complaining. I took the Big Boss for a cup of coffee at a local eatery. We sat down together and talked more about the “Apostle & Prophet” promotion that He recently gave me. He reminded me about the closed door surrounding the local church assessments and pastors. It’s not that easy walking away from it because I have truly invested my heart to help the false teachers know truth. Despite feeling like I failed, God told me that I did exactly His will. It’s the false teachers that don’t know who the Big Boss really is. There is a part of me that is grieving the loss of that assignment but mostly I’m glad to not have to keep speaking to those who refuse to listen.

After reminding me that the old assignment is behind me, God gave me insight into what the new assignment is. (It seems like there should be trumpet sounds accompanying the announcement.) The new assignment will be Christian apologetics teaching videos. The videos will include a little twist. I will ask God questions while recording and allow Him to answer directly through my voice. Now, listen, I’m always going to bring Scriptural proof texts for everything, but hearing God speak has more authority than interpreting Scriptures to suit wrong theologies. I will ALWAYS encourage viewers to seek God themselves on EVERY subject. The churches have historically failed to do that. The reason that I will allow viewers to witness God speaking through me is ONLY to show them what it is like to ask God questions and to hear from Him.

Doing videos as described is difficult because I have learned to not filter God when He speaks through me but that makes me very vulnerable to Him saying things that I might not want recorded. He knows me intimately. I guess I will need to trust Him (wink).

So, one answer was given, but it brings up many questions that we still have not covered. What video format, background, equipment and venues will create the most impact? Is there an ask questions opportunity?

Every time that I have started a new season with God, I always feel like nobody will take the time to listen. God gently reminds me that it only takes one person to change many. So if there is one person listening/watching then it is worthwhile time. It’s a lot of work! So, please, one person, listen.

Pieces To The Puzzle

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God has given me a few recent clues as to what the new “Apostle & Prophet” title might look like walked out. Now, please hear me, nothing is written in stone. The clues are just pointing to a possibility and are sometimes surrounded by assumption.

Just after midnight today, I heard a loud door slam in my sleep. It was such a loud sound in the spiritual realm that it awakened me. I knew it was not a physical door slam because there were not any doors in proximity to me that would have that impact. I asked the Lord, “What was that?” He said it is a spiritual sign that a door is now closed. He went on to say that my ministry focus is no longer to dispute the false doctrines to the local pastors. In fact, He doesn’t want me to watch their online sermons or interact with them. He said that they don’t want to know Him or hear His voice. They have persistently chosen to ignore Him regarding the false doctrines. I asked if I had done something wrong. He said that I had done His will exactly by delivering the warnings and cautions just as He required. He knows that I don’t like to watch while He punishes anyone. So, I’m glad that door is closed.

After the conversation with God, I went back to sleep. Just before waking a second time, I saw a picture of a large wooden wardrobe with double doors and drawers. It was very much like the wardrobe that I bought before my daughter was born. We used it in the nursery to hang her little outfits and to store her baby clothes. When I asked God “What does the wardrobe represent?”, He responded that it signifies my abilities. Without words spoken between us, my mind went to the idea of Him dressing me as His daughter. I didn’t get the idea of this being about spiritual armor but instead about giftings that I would need in this new phase of the journey.

Instead of going to a church service today, God sent me to a local park on the river. I ate breakfast in my car and then took my cell phone down to the waters edge to listen to praise and worship music. I listened to praise music for about an hour. The weather was perfect. All the while I was again hearing an unspoken idea start to immerge. It started out as helping my family learn to have meaningful “church” at home. Other ideas formed but God and I were mostly engaged in worship.

After spending the time in the park, God had me drive to a parking lot at the mall. I parked looking away from everything and pulled out my phone as if I were talking with someone. But in reality I was using it as a cover to allow me to talk aloud to God and have Him answer through my own voice. If any onlookers saw me they would think that I was talking on the phone rather than talking with God in prayer. This is one of my favorite things that God does through me. He speaks His words through my voice. It’s one way to be sure that I’m hearing from God because the devil does not have the power to speak through my own voice.

I asked God what this new season would involve. Remember that this could just be conversation to get me thinking in a direction. It may not actually look anything like what I will describe. It could just be a spiritual vision exercise done to shift my perspective. God said that He hates what the modern church has become. It is used as an excuse to not have day to day, moment by moment interaction with God. God wants me to teach others (maybe via video) how to have their own REAL relationship with Him. If it is via video teaching, the videos could just be short mentoring recordings. I’m not all that enthusiastic about seeing myself on video at this age, but I’m willing if it is what God wants.

That’s all that I know for now. Will write again if I get more pieces to the puzzle.

Not As Expected!

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It seems that “vacation” doesn’t really mean vacation with the Lord. I did not expect to be writing a post so soon, but this seems important to God.

This morning, I was sitting in my car down by the river, drinking coffee and eating breakfast (two hard-boiled eggs and a banana), when God said to take out my notebook. I didn’t expect a walk down memory lane but that’s partly what I got. He reminded me of where all this began. My first assignment from God was to dispute a false doctrine in my home church via private emails to the pastor. From that point on I have been teaching and mentoring about hearing God’s voice in prayer, correcting doctrines, and deliverance.

Early on, I facilitated Bible studies of other women evangelists and teachers at the public Library, the YMCA, office conference rooms, and churches. I had a hunger to learn and was able to do it while inviting others on the journey. Once I got comfortable with the truth of the Scriptures and hearing God’s voice, I walked more confidently and boldly right into the ministry calling that God ordained for me.

The first printed pages were a three-step process to hearing God, but quickly developed into “Armed For Battle” prayer journals. Those first journals did not include much commentary but had questions to consider and Scriptural study points.

My Kingdom Champions YouTube channel (started in 2012) was my ministry focus for many years, creating more than 200 videos. God often called me “Mighty Warrior”. During that phase of ministry, I also made study workbooks (versus journals) covering the main topics as well. The workbooks had more commentary but still focused on seeking God and studying the Scriptures. I had a website back then too, but couldn’t afford to keep it operational during a very difficult season that involved false accusations and persecution. (It should have been expected since it always happened to God’s prophets, but certainly was not welcomed.)

In 2020, I completed a 200-page, “Armed For Battle, Kingdom Champions” workbook that covered everything that I wanted to pass on to the next generation including a bit of my personal journey. I thought that was the final chapter in my ministry. But, as always, God had different plans.

I want to be sure to mention this: My daughter, Katie, has always stood strongly beside me and partnered with me in ministry. She helped build ministry tools, taught me technology, and has been my encourager and confidant. She allowed me to debate doctrine with her so that I could consider the false teachers’ motivations. I honestly don’t know that I would have persevered through all the struggles without knowing Katie was for me. She hears God’s voice and knows the Scriptures thoroughly.

Next came the “Mark of Excellence” Newsletters. Every month in 2021, I created doctrinal newsletters and mailed them with a cover letter to a select group of pastors as God directed. This is when God was giving me an increased Gideon-type mandate to tear down the alters to the false gods and false theologies. During this time, God allowed me to see so much of His heart towards the local pastors AND against their false doctrines.

In 2022, “The Rogue Prophet” was birthed. God and I spent hours every day talking over what this new venue meant to Him. He had already told me that I was His prophet, but I had never felt comfortable using that title corporately. So He forced me to get comfortable with it. It was His decision and it would dishonor Him if I refused it … so I didn’t. Much time was spent preparing magazines. I was constantly in study and creating pages. God was pushing me forward, not letting me rest as if the fate of all mankind were at stake. So I stayed with it. My daughter helped build a website and we added all the Mark of Excellence Newsletters and each completed magazine to it. It’s interesting to note that God wasn’t asking me to do as many teaching videos as in my early days, but I did create two new series: 1) Hearing God; and 2) Jesus is God. In 2023 and 2024, more editions of the magazines continued as well as ministry posts and letters to individual pastors. During all the years since 2009, I wrote ministry posts on Facebook and eventually on Truth Social.

In 2025, God pushed me into church assessments. It was uncomfortable ministry. The churches and the pastors were in my hometown. There would undoubtedly be those who would want to silence me or destroy my reputation (all prompted by the devil himself) for speaking truth as God’s prophet. The whole process left me very frustrated and feeling ignored. God sees everything and hears everything. It’s up to Him how to judge this season. In my heart, I gave my all to expose the false teachings. The final straw was when a woman pastor took her stand next to the false teachers on the subject of the bogus trinity doctrine.

God had, just the day before, told me that my new title was “Apostle & Prophet”. The next day, God told me that I could take the remainder of the year off from ministry. I have no idea at this point what the new role entails, but this week I was asked to speak a brief message at a funeral for a grieving family. Believe me, that is not the way that I hope this is going. I will write again as soon as I have a better grasp of what will be expected of me in this new role.

Apostle & Prophet

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In my early morning quiet time with the Lord, He said that He is designating me as Apostle & Prophet. I have no idea what that means. I’m quite content being His prophet and I don’t need a title to know my worth.

When I asked the Lord if this new title was going to change my day to day walk with Him, He said that it would. That’s a little worrisome. I’m not sure that I want things to change. I hear God every day, all day long. I have experienced every miraculous gift of the Spirit. I have a good understanding of spiritual warfare. Why does there need to be a change?

Well, He is God. I guess He knows what He’s doing. 😉 If I start acting weirder than usual, it’s all because of this new title.

– Apostle & Prophet, Tammie Edwards

EDIT: I’m studying this a little and this is what I’m finding.

“Now you are the body of Christ, and each one of you is a part of it. And God has placed in the church first of all apostles, second prophets, third teachers, then miracles, then gifts of healing, of helping, of guidance, and of different kinds of tongues. Are all apostles? Are all prophets? Are all teachers? Do all work miracles? Do all have gifts of healing? Do all speak in tongues ? Do all interpret? Now eagerly desire the greater gifts. And yet I will show you the most excellent way.” (1 Corinthians 12:27-31 NIV)

“In reading this, then, you will be able to understand my insight into the mystery of Christ, which was not made known to people in other generations as it has now been revealed by the Spirit to God’s holy apostles and prophets.” (Ephesians 3:4-5 NIV)

“So Christ himself gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the pastors and teachers, to equip his people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up” (Ephesians 4:11-12 NIV)

“Consequently, you are no longer foreigners and strangers, but fellow citizens with God’s people and also members of his household, built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, with Christ Jesus himself as the chief cornerstone.” (Ephesians 2:19-20 NIV)

“Because of this, God in his wisdom said, ‘I will send them prophets and apostles, some of whom they will kill and others they will persecute.’” (Luke 11:49 NIV) …. (By the way, I don’t like the sound of that.)

“I want you to recall the words spoken in the past by the holy prophets and the command given by our Lord and Savior through your apostles.” (2 Peter 3:2 NIV)

“Rejoice over her, you heavens! Rejoice, you people of God! Rejoice, apostles and prophets! For God has judged her with the judgment she imposed on you.” (Revelation 18:20 NIV)

You Are Forced to Participate (October 3, 2025)

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On the first two days of October, we have talked about the covenant relationship, how to restore a broken covenant, and how the covenant position relates to God’s protection. Over these next few days we will review the spiritual battle. Spiritual warfare is done in the spiritual realm. The devil has a spiritual voice and he is a liar.

Being successful in the spiritual battle starts with understanding that there is a real war. But I don’t want you to believe me. I want you to study this matter from a Biblical stance. So let’s look at a few Scriptures to begin this journey.

“You shall not bow down to them or worship them …” (Exodos 20:5 NIV)

Spiritual warfare finds its way to our doorsteps when we bow down to or worship false gods. That is a very broad statement. Perhaps it would be simpler to say that we should only worship God and choose Him when temptation is presented. We should not allow a parent, sibling, spouse, pastor, or friend to tell us what we are uniquely responsible to hear from God.

This passage can provide insight:

Jesus Is Tested in the Wilderness (Matthew 4:1-11 NIV)
“Then Jesus was led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil. After fasting forty days and forty nights, he was hungry.”
“The tempter came to him and said, ‘If you are the Son of God, tell these stones to become bread.’ Jesus answered, ‘It is written: ‘Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.’
“Then the devil took him to the holy city and had him stand on the highest point of the temple. ‘If you are the Son of God,’ he said, ‘throw yourself down. For it is written:’ ‘He will command his angels concerning you, and they will lift you up in their hands, so that you will not strike your foot against a stone.’
“Jesus answered him, ‘It is also written: ‘Do not put the Lord your God to the test.’
“Again, the devil took him to a very high mountain and showed him all the kingdoms of the world and their splendor. ‘All this I will give you,’ he said, ‘if you will bow down and worship me.’ Jesus said to him, ‘Away from me, Satan! For it is written: ‘Worship the Lord your God, and serve him only.’
“Then the devil left him, and angels came and attended him.”

What insight do you get from this recorded exchange between God (in flesh) and Satan? Just like Satan didn’t know who Jesus is, he doesn’t know who you are to God or your destiny purpose. However, he might suspect that you are worth targeting. How does this passage instruct you?

The Impact of Sin (October 2, 2025)

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All sin impacts our personal relationship with God. But not all trials are a result of sin.

There is a bogus theology that makes its rounds in the churches. That doctrine has very harmful effects while sounding full of grace. Have you ever heard a pastor say words that imply that all sin is automatically forgiven because of the cross? Listen, NO sin is automatically forgiven. All sin requires a sincere forgiveness conversation with God and a heart desire to be right with God.

Without true repentance, the covenant relationship is broken. Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross provided direct access to God (without a priest or a blood sacrifice) to have a covenant restoration conversation with God. You don’t need to be in a temple with a priest residing over the conversation. It should be only you going before God to resolve any issues in the relationship. God will meet you at your level of understanding when you have the right heart.

Because God came in flesh and went to the cross, you can go directly to God in prayer and have a private apology session. It shouldn’t be “I’m sorry for everything”, but instead you should ask God where you have failed Him and listen to His answer. Have as much conversation with Him until you are sure the covenant relationship is restored. Without restored covenant, you will not hear God’s voice to lead you. Without restored covenant, God is not obligated to protect you in the spiritual war. Without covenant God does not have to provide for you as He would while you’re in covenant fellowship with Him.

You can choose to ignore your sin life and pretend that you are automatically forgiven, but that will result in loss of fellowship with the Lord. You will find yourself unanointed, undirected, and full of regret while you try to hide your sins from yourself and God.

To restore the broken covenant, you must have a sincere forgiveness conversation with God and turn away from areas of sin.

Oh one final note. Don’t let anyone else determine what your sin is. God is the one who is the judge. He will tell you if something is sinful or not. The church has been historically wrong about what qualifies as sin. Let God be your judge.

The Absence of Peace (October 1, 2025)

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Even in our greatest struggles, we can find peace, contentment, and resolve in the shelter of the Almighty. However, we are not guaranteed that comfort outside of unbroken covenant relationship with God.

One of my favorite bedtime routines is to select a YouTube ambience video of falling rain, lullaby piano music, gentle snowfall on a forest lane, or ocean sounds in a beachside cabin to quiet the noise of the day. No peace would be found, though, without God’s presence with me. So let me ask. Do you have peace with the Lord?

As promised in an earlier post, throughout the month of October, I will write about spiritual warfare and deliverance. Each day will build on the subject, but let’s start with a critical component … the covenant relationship.

The covenant is an oath or a contract. The two parties to the contract can void the contract by breaking the oath or the terms that it contains. In the case of the covenant with God, He promises to be our God (and all that involves) IF we promise for Him to be our God. All is well as long as the covenant is unbroken. God will protect us from the spiritual forces of evil. God will provide peace in our trials. God will be Lord when we intentionally choose Him in that seat of honor.

The problems arise when we breach the contract by putting someone or something else on the throne of our lives. Choosing to ignore God or to seek a counterfeit “god” is called “sin”. (Satan gets IN.) You need look no further than the third chapter of Genesis in the Bible to get a thorough glimpse of how quickly the covenant with God can be broken through falling to temptation.

I maintain that one cannot be in a true covenant relationship with God without hearing His voice in prayer. How can anyone obey God without knowing what He wants for each one personally? God never intended for a best-guess relationship. He wants to give us exact step-by-step leading that only He can give to direct us in the destiny calling over our lives.

If we are not following Him, then we are not in covenant with Him. He has no obligation to protect us or our family line without unbroken covenant relationship. Because of His grace, He can choose to withhold the enemy’s reach to certain boundaries, but He doesn’t have to. If you have chosen a counterfeit authority, then you have chosen the consequences of having a false god. Tomorrow, we will talk about restoring a broken covenant relationship. God has made it easy, but it is necessary.

What questions do you have about the covenant relationship? I want to address them because all spiritual conflict exists in the absence of peace outside of covenant relationship with God.

The Devil Can Quote Scripture

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Overnight, I had a dream in which an enemy was quoting Scripture to me in an attempt to manipulate me away from doing the will of God. The man doing the devil’s bidding was quoting me this passage.

“Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.” (1 Corinthians 13:4-7 NIV)

Why would the devil use a love passage to dishonor God’s heart? In the dream, it was being used in an attempt to silence my voice against the false doctrines and false teachers. It was as if the enemy was saying that I wasn’t very loving if I dared to speak out against wrongs and injustices. In other words, a loving person would remain silent and do her best to get along.

Of course, I asked God why He gave me that dream. He said that I should recognize the enemy’s schemes because it is a technique that pastors who are intimidated by me will use to try to make me look bad. Then God and I had discussions about the many Scriptures that recorded Jesus’ justified anger against the Pharisees. Matthew 23 contains some pretty hot words against the teachers of the law. Jesus overturned tables of the money changers in the temple courts. And of course, the devil tried to manipulate Jesus (God while in human flesh) with the words “It is written…”

“‘If you are the Son of God,’ he said, ‘throw yourself down. For it is written: ‘He will command his angels concerning you, and they will lift you up in their hands, so that you will not strike your foot against a stone.’ ” (Matthew 4:6 NIV)

So, enemy, if you’re reading this, I’m not impressed with your ability to manipulate Scriptures against God’s heart. God sees it and hates it. I’m on to you.