Tag Archives: Obeying God

Peace To Lead?

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I firmly believe that God wants people who hear His voice to lead this nation. In studying about the prophets of old, God always sent prophets to a rebellious nation who refused to listen to God and follow Him. They always brought a message of warning, caution, and rebuke to stubborn and foolish people.

When God called me as His prophet, the foremost message was to teach people to learn to hear God’s voice in prayer. That’s paramount because you cannot obey God without hearing His voice. It’s impossible to follow Him in a specific or narrow path without hearing Him lead you. Yes, you can guess at interpreting Scriptures or seeing signposts along the way, but that’s what you’re doing, you’re guessing. (Like nearly every pastor in our pulpits today.) Who wants a best-guess allegiance? As for me, I want to be certain of God’s leading before stepping out. If I’m going to risk everything, it’s not going to be done foolishly. I want to hear God’s specific instructions and know His heart.

So I’m going to ask each reader a few questions to ponder about your own spiritual walk with God.

1) How good are your listening skills?

2) How have you included God in making decisions?

3) Do you WANT to hear God’s voice?

4) How many times have you knowingly heard God’s voice or felt His presence?

5) What are you afraid of losing by submitting to God?

6) Have you made an oath to God to follow Him? And how are you doing with that oath?

7) Can you describe what it feels like to be at peace with God?

Who Are You Accountable To?

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Last night I listened to a local pastor’s message. It was a pretty good message but at one point he said something about doctrinal experts on the internet that aren’t accountable to a human agent should not be trusted. I’m guessing he was talking about me since he knows that I am a doctrinal expert that is not under the authority of a church.

So I talked to God about his comment.

1) First, God reminded me that I’m not asking anyone to trust me and that I always tell people to not believe me but to seek God themselves. Because here’s the thing, whether you understand it or not, you ARE accountable to God regardless of whether or not you have church elders. Let’s face it those church elders are going to back you up on your false doctrines if they have the same false doctrines as you do. Hint: if your pastor teaches falsely against women in ministry, then your stupid elders are going to keep you accountable to their false doctrinal standards. Why not be intentionally accountable to hearing God’s voice and obeying Him rather than be led astray by your bogus accountability partners?

2) I’m seriously asking you who was the Apostle Paul accountable to? Who was Abraham accountable to? Who was Noah accountable to? Who was Moses accountable to? Who was Samuel accountable to? Who was Elijah accountable to? Who were Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel accountable to? Who was King David accountable to? Who was Jonah accountable to? Who were the disciples accountable to? If God is good enough for them to be accountable to, then why would you suggest that He isn’t good enough for me to also be accountable to? Oh, is it because I’m a female? Or is it because I’m divorced? You nasty snake! Get behind me!

3) If you had an ounce of courage in your pathetic male ego, you would ask God yourself who I am accountable to. But you won’t bother to ask God because you can’t ask Him about anything including correct doctrine. You’re too busy advising God on how He should do things. Why don’t you learn to submit to God rather than to your good ole boy network?

“And now, compelled by the Spirit, I am going to Jerusalem, not knowing what will happen to me there. I only know that in every city the Holy Spirit warns me that prison and hardships are facing me. However, I consider my life worth nothing to me; my only aim is to finish the race and complete the task the Lord Jesus has given me—the task of testifying to the good news of God’s grace.” (Acts 20:22-24 NIV)

The Prophets: Introduction

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OK this is my FAVORITE subject … The Prophets.

My hope is that it will help younger prophets and future prophets know what to expect in their walk with the LORD. It is an introduction into a study of the Biblical prophets.

I would love for my family and friends to watch this just so that you have an idea of the journey that I’ve been on over the years.

https://youtu.be/wxN3_Ty32X8

National Day of Prayer, 5/7/26

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Tomorrow, Thursday, May 7th is the National Day of Prayer.

I’m providing this playlist of “learning to discern God’s voice in prayer” mentoring videos for anyone who would rather have a two-sided conversation with God than just doing all the talking in prayer. You cannot obey God without hearing God’s voice.

It is 18 videos that cover expecting to hear God’s voice, who God is, the importance of being in unbroken/restored covenant, deliverance, three steps to position yourself in prayer, and questions to ask God for direction.

These videos were recorded this year with the hope of helping others to know God more intimately. Maybe this National Day of Prayer is exactly when God wants you to learn to hear His voice.

Daniel’s Prophecies

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In this video, we will continue talking about preparedness for a “last days” tribulation. We will review Scriptures from the book of Daniel and from 1st and 2nd Thessalonians related to end times. Are you prepared? Do you hear God’s voice?

https://youtu.be/IHrx_K2LiNQ
(https://youtu.be/IHrx_K2LiNQ)

First Aid: Body, Mind, & Spirit

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In this video, we will continue talking about preparedness for a “last days” tribulation as well as how to prepare for anxiety and your response to stress. Recognizing your boundaries, triggers, and spiritual authority/dominion helps in overcoming anxiety.

https://youtu.be/HLSkBQ-TXTU
(https://youtu.be/HLSkBQ-TXTU)

Urgency or Complacency?

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The Apostle Paul believed in the imminent return of Christ more than 2,000 years ago. That belief prompted him to speak boldly and with expectation about preparation. What are you doing to prepare for tribulation that is promised to happen before the return of Christ?

This video talks about the seven letters to the churches in the book of Revelation. Do you have ears to hear what the Spirit says?

https://youtu.be/6CyOjenJpiI
(https://youtu.be/6CyOjenJpiI)

Prepared or Unaware

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This is the beginning of a new video series about preparing for “last days” or a significant tribulation event. Yesterday, I finished reading “One Second After” (by William R. Forstchen) about a possible scenario of the aftereffects of an EMP attack on America. This book was helpful for me to consider areas of weakness that need to be strengthened if we were suddenly without electricity, refrigeration, communication, medical care, medicine, transportation, etc.

Certainly, it’s not things that any of us want to think about, but without considering these possibilities, we could be left completely defenseless in the blink of an eye.

The Scriptures foretell much about the last days, tribulation and great tribulation periods (3.5 years each). None of this study is provided to create panic or unnecessary disruption. It is about having wisdom and being positioned by God in the days ahead. It doesn’t hurt for us to study the Scriptures and lean in to hear God’s direction. So, let’s do that!

https://youtu.be/UVd9a34Y5jI
(https://youtu.be/UVd9a34Y5jI)