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PROPHETIC VOICE AND WARNING TO THE CHURCH AND PROPHETS REGARDING CURRENT GLOBAL AFFAIRS, ESPECIALLY IN AMERICA.

PART ONE.



BY ISAIAH-PHILLIPS AKINTOLA




We are in the midst of one of the most intense decisive prophetic season and fulfilments in human history. The manifestation of this prophetic unfolding will differ from region to region and nation to nation. It all depends on the accelerated awareness of how each environment understands the intentions of God. But it also depends on how the prophetic expressions of God are perceived in the spirit and whether they are, first, aligned to God's intention; second, engaged through powerful prophetic intercessory engagement; or third, met with total blindness and religious ignorance to what is happening.


Many will interpret what is happening based on the mindset, belief system, and ideologies that have shaped them. This is problematic. Those who have an understanding of the times and seasons, who have been tracking the comings of God, the intentions of God, and the speakings of God, will see this moment and adjust themselves accordingly. They are spiritually ready to develop the spiritual rigor, the capacity, the competence, and the ability to stand their ground in the spirit, resisting the impact of many prophetic activities that are shaping and changing the narrative of the Earth.


Whether we like it or not, what is going on across the world, particularly in America, will have a ripple impact and effect on the life of all nations. This is why the churches in different parts of the Earth must be able to develop the spiritual capacity and intercessory spirit not just to pray and pray effectively, but to intercede in accordance with God's divine council. There must be a soft landing for some of this impact.

The Danger of Misinterpreting God's Movements


What is going on across the Earth today, particularly as we see the acceleration of leadership manifesting natures and characters that are ungodly, requires spiritual discernment. Yet we are seeing certain people, even those who are called to be prophetic, misinterpreting what we are witnessing. They are calling ungodly expressions godly, claiming them as part of the prophetic expressions of God. They say God is using certain individuals to root out and to purge those who are on the left in the things of God.


But there is no left, middle, or right in the things of God. There is just one order: a life that reflects godliness and righteousness. Even when judgment is being dealt because of certain narratives that have been accepted and applied within a region for years and decades, there is a way that God judges. That judgment is not a general thing. It is not something where even the innocent suffer indiscriminately. The judgment of God is always evident in the way that God's righteousness is carried out through the individuals exercising and exhibiting that judgment.


This is critical to understand: God does not use a wicked person to express godly judgment and then bless and see that wicked person and then interpret the activity of that wicked expression as righteousness. This is where sound biblical understanding comes into play in the way we see things, understand things, and interpret them.
Yes, God will raise anybody and anyone to carry out His intention.

But we have to know how to see what God is doing, even through the lives of the wicked and the unjust, and precisely give interpretation to what He is doing. We cannot confuse a person that may be used by God to carry out something with righteousness itself. We cannot misinterpret that person's character or actions as a reflection of righteousness when they are not.


I believe that is what we are seeing today. There is a lot of misinterpretation, and this is going to the heart of the church. It has already hit the heart of the church. Therefore, there has to be an understanding of how to interpret the times and where to find ourselves positioned.


The Prophet Must Stand on the Lord's Side Alone


We cannot claim to be God's servant or God's prophet when God starts to move if we have no precise understanding and sight to, first of all, interpret what God is doing and give clarity. Sometimes giving clarity to what God is doing may put us on the wrong side in the eyes of people. People may look at us and say we are no longer siding with them or we are no longer with a certain group.


But we are not supposed to be aligned with certain groups above truth. When the Lord appeared in the day when Joshua was fighting, and the spirit of the Lord appeared, the Bible says Joshua asked, "Are you for us or against us?" The Lord said, "I am neither. I am on neither side."


The way God expresses His voice, His intentions, and His counsel within the realm of human life, particularly in a time of war, must be understood and must be given credence through sound biblical scripture and well-balanced spiritual maturity and understanding. This is something I believe we have to understand, or else we are going to fall into the trap of joining some popular charismatic expression that does not have a sound, mature, biblical understanding of what God is doing in the name of the prophetic.


The prophetic is very complex, particularly when you look at what is going on. This is why we say that the prophetic must be built on a sound, mature, biblical value system. When our spirit is well built and well established on the revelation of Christ and the way Christ expressed Himself while He was on Earth, that gives us insight into how to speak, how to interpret, and how to relate to political, social, economic, and church realities.


Upgrading Our Prophetic Understanding for This Season


It is important that many whom God has called into the prophetic ministry understand what we are seeing unfolding in this crucial season. The way we understood the prophetic in the past three to four decades has to be upgraded to give a better and more mature understanding so we do not lose the church in the name of siding with a particular group because they seem to be favoring our expectations or our sense of understanding.


Understanding has to be engaged season by season so we do not acquit what God is judging and judge what God is acquitting. This is the wisdom that is needed. Wisdom is building a house in this season. Like I said, we are in the midst of one of the most powerful prophetic seasons in human history. Because a nation like America has played a major role in times past in regard to God's prophetic activity, we are seeing the increase of the spirit of prophetic activity rising in America. This, of course, manifests in both positive and negative ways.


While we may be seeing revival, awakening, and reformation on one side in America, we are also seeing judgment. We are also seeing cruelty. We are also seeing evil rise with similar fervor. America has basically now become an epicenter of true spiritual rising. One side is capturing the spirit of the Lord; the other is capturing the spirit of the antichrist.


It is important that we have clarity on how to interpret these two risings. Of course, we know the house of God will surpass and will outlast the evil that is shaping the nation of America. Whatever is happening in America, as we can see, impacts the nations of the Earth. That is the leadership responsibility God gave America decades ago. We understand that the enemy also uses that level of influence to perpetuate his evil into the nations based on what God has done and said.


Where God Moves, the Enemy Also Pitches His Tent


Wherever we see God move powerfully and mightily, we also see the enemy raise up his own head within that environment to perpetuate his evil. When we see God moving in a particular place, it is important that we have mature people at the gate who can give us insight and understanding of what God is doing but also position themselves at the gate so we don't have a false implication or a false manifestation confusing people.


That's what the devil does. Wherever God moves, Satan also pitches his tent. When you look at Isaiah chapter 2, the Bible says in the last days, the mountain of the house of Jacob will be exalted and will rise above every other mountain. Now, the rising of the house of God is amidst the rising of every other mountain. That is a powerful principle that is unfolding before our very eyes, and we need to understand the difference between the mountain of God rising and other mountains that are also rising.


While we see righteousness and godliness being exalted, we are also seeing simultaneously Babylon raising its ugly head, raising its voice, and also challenging the intentions and the counsel of God. It is going to take mature men and women who can help us differentiate and identify the difference. Otherwise, people that God has called, that God has anointed, and that God has used in times past within certain prophetic environments may find themselves being led astray because of power and influence, money and position and platform. They are being led by the enemy into a different camp that is not of God because they are no longer able to differentiate the mountain of God from the mountain of Babylon.


Babylon is a reflection of the opposite of what God is doing. Whatever God is doing and is gaining ground and gaining increased precedence, always look out for something that reflects the opposite that is not of God. This is why the Bible says, "By their fruit we will know them."





TO BE CONTINUED...

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A Biblical Response to False Date-Setting

The recent claim that Jesus Christ would return on September 22, 2025, represents yet another example of the dangerous pattern of date-setting that has plagued the church throughout history. These false predictions not only contradict clear biblical teaching but also cause confusion and fear among believers, particularly those new to the faith and those who have refused to yield themselves to the spiritual nourishment found in God’s Word.

This proliferation of such false narratives reveals a troubling reality: there exists a ready market for sensational prophetic claims within the body of Christ. Where there are no people hungry for sensationalism, there would be no demand for false prophetic words that lead Christians toward these deceptive teachings and unfounded claims. This highlights one of the primary reasons deceptions operate at such levels within the church—there are believers who actively feed on these lies and falsehoods, almost as if they desire to hear these fabricated narratives to provide themselves with a manufactured sense of hope.

It is important to recognize that preparedness for Christ's return is dependent upon certain values and lifestyles that align with character integrity and the ecclesia’s collective mission. A shift away from a self-focused gospel towards the kingdom Gospel which emphasizes the exaltation of Christ and his redemptive work among nations serves as a significant indicator of Christ’s return. Furthermore, living righteously and remaining vigilant, as highlighted in 2 Peter 3:11-14, should be prioritized over attempts to calculate or predict specific dates.

Furthermore, the church's witness and credibility can be impacted by such unfounded claims, highlighting the importance of grounding faith and teaching in the clear, authoritative truth of Scripture rather than speculative or sensational narratives. Believers are instead encouraged to focus on proclaiming the gospel and living out their faith with integrity and anticipation of Christ's return, without succumbing to the temptation of date-setting or sensationalism.

Yet these same believers have tragically neglected the truth that hope is fundamentally a spiritual condition rooted in their faith and love for Christ, not in some external predictions or spectacular events. As Scripture declares, “Hope that is seen is no hope at all. Who hopes for what they already have? But if we hope for what we do not yet have, we wait for it patiently” (Romans 8:24-25). True biblical hope is anchored in the unchanging character of God and His promises, not in human calculations or prophetic speculation.

Believers who lack a sound understanding of what biblical Christianity truly is and what it demands regarding the condition and configuration of their hearts will inevitably seek external evidence and manifestations to satisfy their misplaced expectations. Rather than cultivating inner spiritual maturity through the study of God’s Word, prayer, and genuine relationship with Christ, they become vulnerable to every wind of doctrine and sensational claim that promises to fulfill their desire for supernatural validation.

This spiritual immaturity creates a dangerous cycle: false teachers capitalize on believers’ hunger for the spectacular, while spiritually undernourished Christians consume these deceptions as substitutes for genuine spiritual growth. The apostle Paul warned against this very pattern: “For the time will come when people will not put up with sound doctrine. Instead, to suit their own desires, they will gather around them a great number of teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear” (2 Timothy 4:3).

The Clear Biblical Prohibition Against Date-Setting

Jesus himself provided the definitive answer to those who would attempt to calculate the timing of his return: “But about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father” (Matthew 24:36, NIV). This statement leaves no room for human calculation or prophetic speculation about specific dates.

The disciples, eager to know the timing of Christ’s return and the restoration of Israel, were similarly redirected by Jesus: “It is not for you to know the times or dates the Father has set by his own authority” (Acts 1:7). The Greek word for “times” (Chronos) refers to periods of time, while “dates” (kairos) refers to specific moments or seasons. Together, these words encompass all aspects of timing that the Father has reserved for himself alone.

The Difference Between Signs and Dates

While Scripture clearly prohibits date-setting, it does provide signs that believers should recognize. Jesus taught his disciples about the signs of his coming using the parable of the fig tree: “Now learn this lesson from the fig tree: As soon as its twigs get tender and its leaves come out, you know that summer is near. Even so, when you see all these things, you know that it is near, right at the door” (Matthew 24:32-33).

The signs Jesus mentioned include:

• Wars and rumors of wars (Matthew 24:6)
• Nation rising against nation (Matthew 24:7)
• Famines, pestilences, and earthquakes (Matthew 24:7)
• Persecution of believers (Matthew 24:9)
• False prophets and deception (Matthew 24:11)
• The love of many growing cold (Matthew 24:12).

These signs indicate seasons, not specific dates. They serve as general indicators that Christ’s return draws near, but they cannot be used to calculate exact timing. Understanding Christ’s return requires spiritual discernment, not mathematical calculation. The Second Coming is fundamentally a spiritual reality that will manifest in the physical realm according to God’s perfect timing. As Paul writes, “The spiritual man makes judgments about all things, but he himself is not subject to any man’s judgment” (1 Corinthians 2:15).

When believers attempt to reduce this spiritual reality to human calculations and cosmic alignments, they fall into the trap of trying to understand spiritual things through natural reasoning. This approach inevitably leads to error because “the man without the Spirit does not accept the things that come from the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him, and he cannot understand them, because they are spiritually discerned” (1 Corinthians 2:14).

The Danger of False Prophetic Calculations

Throughout church history, numerous individuals and groups have set dates for Christ’s return, and every single prediction has failed. From the Montanists in the second century to more recent predictions in 1988, 2011, and 2012, date-setting has consistently brought disappointment and damaged faith.




The current prediction about September 22, 2025, follows the same flawed methodology: taking prophetic passages like Daniel’s seventy weeks (Daniel 9:24-27) or the timeline in Revelation, and attempting to create a mathematical formula for Christ’s return. While these passages contain important prophetic truth, they were never intended as calendars for calculating specific dates.

The Sign of the MorningStar

Rather than focusing on dates and timelines, believers should focus on their relationship with Christ and their readiness for his return. Jesus emphasized this repeatedly: “Therefore keep watch, because you do not know on what day your Lord will come” (Matthew 24:42).

The apostle Peter speaks of “the morning star rising in your hearts” (2 Peter 1:19), referring to the inner spiritual reality that prepares believers for Christ’s return. This morning star is not a cosmic event to be calculated, but a spiritual awakening that occurs as believers grow in their knowledge of God’s Word and their relationship with him.

True prophetic ministry builds up the church and points people to Christ, not to specific dates or sensational predictions. As Paul instructs, “Everyone who prophesies speaks to men for their strengthening, encouragement and comfort” (1 Corinthians 14:3).

Our Response to False Predictions

When faced with false date-setting, believers should respond with biblical wisdom:
1. Test all prophecy against Scripture (1 Thessalonians 5:21)
2. Remember that God’s Word cannot be shaken (Hebrews 12:27)
3. Focus on living righteously rather than speculating about dates (2 Peter 3:11)
4. Be ready at all times (Luke 12:40)


The path of the righteous grows brighter and brighter until the full light of day (Proverbs 4:18). This light comes through walking in God’s Word, not through following false prophetic timelines. When believers live by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God (Matthew 4:4), they walk in truth rather than deception.

The prediction that Christ would return on September 22, 2025, like all previous date-setting attempts, contradicts clear biblical teaching. Instead of following such predictions, believers should ground themselves in Scripture, maintain their relationship with Christ, and live in constant readiness for his return, whenever that blessed day may come.

As Jesus himself warned: “Watch out that no one deceives you” (Matthew 24:4). The greatest protection against deception is a thorough knowledge of God’s Word and a heart aligned with his purposes, not with the latest prophetic speculation.

To be continued in article two.

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POSTMORTEM OF 21 DAYS FASTING.


THE TWO ASPECTS OF OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD


Matthew 17:21 however, this kind does not go out except by prayer and fasting.”


In Christianity, our relationship with God can be understood through two key aspects. The first aspect is what God promises to do for us—His divine commitments to guide, protect, and provide for us and this can mean several things beyond our imagination. The second aspect focuses on what God expects from us—our responsibility to know, understand, and act according to His will. These two aspects form the foundation of a Christian life, interweaving God’s grace with our obedience and faithfulness.



However, living out our part of this covenant relationship has become increasingly challenging due several facts that stems from ignorance, laziness, and the challenge from the forces of darkness in seeking to present us. We find ourselves in an environment that is spiritually toxic and highly infectious. Secular humanism and distorted religious beliefs, often masquerading as true Christianity, dominate much of today’s culture. These false ideologies and diluted forms of faith can confuse and mislead believers, making it difficult to hold fast to genuine Christian values and teachings.



The purpose of this cultural toxicity is clear: to neutralize, desensitize, and paralyze anything that promotes spiritual growth and maturity in the Lord. We are living in a time where God’s prophetic purposes face unprecedented opposition. Never before has the intent of God for His people been so fiercely attacked, as the enemy works tirelessly to undermine believers’ faith and disconnect them from their divine purpose.



Amidst this spiritual struggle, fasting stands out as a powerful tool to help Christians regain focus, clarity, and strength. Fasting provides an advantage, giving us the opportunity to maintain spiritual sensitivity, drive, and passion, which are essential for staying aligned with God’s will. It acts as a countermeasure against the cultural forces that seek to distract us, allowing us to remain firmly on the path God has set for our lives.



A fast that is focused on spiritual growth and maturity allows us to engage with and confront the toxic culture around us. In a world that tries to pull us away from our calling in Christ, fasting helps us resist these influences and stay true to our purpose. It empowers us to recalibrate our lives, bringing us back into alignment with God’s intentions.



However, fasting is not without its challenges. When you begin to fast, it often feels like an intense internal battle between your will, desires, and feelings. These desires naturally resist the discipline of fasting. If you are not intentional about surrendering your desires on the altar of self-control, they will overpower you, and you may find yourself succumbing to excuses. Fasting, at its core, is about breaking the habits that your body, mind, and emotions have become accustomed to over time.



During the early days of fasting, your body will fight back. Pain, discomfort, and cravings surface as your body resists the sudden change in routine. These physical reactions are natural, and they aim to stop you from continuing the fast. The body craves what it’s used to, and fasting interrupts that comfort, triggering resistance.

At this point, discipline becomes crucial.

Your body may want to revert to its familiar patterns, but through fasting, you’re charting a new course—a course that will benefit you spiritually, though your body and mind may resist. It takes self-discipline to stay committed to your plan. But if you persist, after a few days, your body begins to comply with your intentions, and the initial struggle subsides.



Understanding why you are fasting is critical to the success of the fast. Your objective must be clear. The purpose of fasting, beyond fulfilling personal needs, is to transform the environment of your mind, body, and spirit. Through this transformation, you can hear God more clearly, discerning what heaven is saying or asking of you. In other words, fasting sharpens your spiritual senses, allowing you to attune yourself to God’s voice.



Spiritual growth, development, and maturity depend greatly on the environment in which they occur. Just as a seed cannot thrive in poor soil, spiritual seeds cannot flourish if the surrounding environment is not conducive. No matter how well-intentioned your efforts are, if the conditions are not right, your spiritual growth will be stunted. Fasting helps to cultivate the right environment, removing the toxins of distraction, doubt, and confusion, and creating space for the Holy Spirit to move freely in your life.



Our relationship with God involves both receiving His promises and fulfilling His expectations. But in a world that is increasingly hostile to spiritual growth, fasting provides a way to stay rooted in God’s will. It helps us overcome the toxic culture around us, renew our minds, and create a fertile environment for our spiritual lives to grow and mature. Through fasting, we gain the strength and clarity needed to hear God’s voice and continue along the path He has laid out for us.






Highlighted benefits from my personal fasting experience:
1. Clarity of mind and purpose
2. Spiritual awakening and rejuvenation
3. A profound sense of peace
4. Enhanced spiritual healing.
5. A fresh perspective and renewal
6. A heightened desire for God's word and presence
7. A deeper sense of forgiveness
8. A newfound hope and strengthened faith.
9. A sense of direction and purpose
10. An enriched understanding of Christ's love for oneself and others

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RELECTING ON THE CHARACTER NATURE OF THE TRUTH.

By Isaiah-Phillips Akintola

Truth is a reflection of light that brings clarity to a world often clouded by misconceptions and hasty judgments. Unlike falsehood, truth does not disguise itself behind a veil of unrealistic expectations or unfounded assumptions. It stands naked and unadorned, inviting scrutiny and examination.

At its core, truth is patient and methodical. It does not leap to conclusions based on mere speculations or gut feelings. Instead, it carefully gathers and analyses evidence, piecing together a comprehensive picture before arriving at any judgment. This evidence-based approach ensures that conclusions are rooted in reality rather than in our own biases or preconceptions.


Moreover, truth embodies a fundamental optimism about human nature. It approaches each individual with an open mind, willing to see the best in them despite potentially unfavorable surface appearances. This doesn't mean being naive or ignoring red flags, but rather suspending immediate judgment and allowing for the possibility of depth beyond what's immediately visible.


Truth recognizes that people are complex, multifaceted beings whose actions and motivations may not always be immediately apparent. It understands that circumstances can be misleading and that first impressions are often incomplete. By reserving judgment and seeking to understand the full context of a situation, truth opens the door to deeper understanding and empathy.


This approach to truth demands a certain humility. It requires us to acknowledge that our perceptions are limited and that there's always more to learn. It challenges us to question our own biases and to remain open to new information that might contradict our initial beliefs.


Embracing this concept of truth can profoundly impact how we interact with the world around us. It can lead to more deeper understandings of complex situations, foster greater knowledge and wisdom in our relationships, and help us make more informed decisions.

By striving to align ourselves with this character nature of truth, we can cultivate a more compassionate, yet, firm insightful way of engaging with the world regardless of how challenging or complex things may seem.

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APPEARANCES CAN BE DECEIVING
By Isaiah-Phillips Akintola


Romans 12: 1 [a]Therefore I urge you, [b]brothers and sisters, by the mercies of God, to present your bodies [dedicating all of yourselves, set apart] as a living sacrifice, holy and well-pleasing to God, which is your rational (logical, intelligent) act of worship. 2 And do not be conformed to this world [any longer with its superficial values and customs], but be [c]transformed and progressively changed [as you mature spiritually] by the renewing of your mind [focusing on godly values and ethical attitudes], so that you may prove [for yourselves] what the will of God is, that which is good and acceptable and perfect [in His plan and purpose for you]. Amplified Translation




Appearances can be deceiving, and our initial perceptions often fail to capture the full complexity of a person or situation. It's crucial to regularly examine our own assumptions and biases, as failing to do so can lead us down a deceitful path. Without this self-reflection, we may find ourselves increasingly unable to distinguish between falsehoods and genuine truths. This confusion doesn't just impact our ability to judge information accurately; it can also blind us to the myriad opportunities life presents.




These blind spots in our perception and judgment can severely limit our experiences, potentially causing us to miss out on the rich, fulfilling life we might otherwise lead. By allowing our preconceptions to go unchallenged, we risk living in a narrow, self-imposed reality that falls short of our true potential.



To combat this, we must cultivate a habit of careful consideration. Train yourself to pause and thoughtfully weigh each situation before rushing to judgment. This approach is valuable regardless of whether the matter at hand seems trivial or overwhelmingly complex. By doing so, you open yourself up to a more nuanced understanding of the world around you.




This practice of your soul’s faculties evaluation doesn't just improve your decision-making; it can lead to personal growth, enhanced empathy, and a deeper appreciation for the intricacies of life. It allows you to see beyond surface-level impressions and engage more fully with the world in all its complexity.



Ultimately, by questioning our assumptions and striving for a more balanced perspective, we can break free from the limitations of our biases. This open-minded approach enables us to embrace a wider range of experiences and opportunities, potentially aligning our lives more closely with our deepest values and aspirations."

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INTRODUCTION TO THE BOOK OF DANIEL
BY ISAIAH-PHILLIPS AKINTOLA


I make known the end from the beginning, from ancient times, what is still to come. I say, ‘My purpose will stand, and I will do all that I please.’ ISAIAH 46:10


The book of Daniel emerges from a period of national apostasy and peril in Jewish history, when the chosen people had strayed from their true God. The pursuit of idolatry and self-worship as taking root deep within the lifestyle of the people. The moral pillars of society had abandoned their sacred duties, and the leadership vacuum ultimately led to the nation's collapse and a 70-year captivity in Babylon.

Despite its somber backdrop, Daniel is a testament to hope, courage, faith, and divine purpose. It affirms that regardless of human circumstances or choices, God's intentions and counsel will prevail, impacting both religious and secular spheres globally.

The current hostility towards Christian stand and values from atheist and secular communities is not unprecedented as seen with the just opening and ending of the 2024 Olympics game in Paris. Indeed, the church itself as its generally seen today has become a playground for worldly desire and shows is undergoing a reform of its wineskin and values to return to heaven’s original purpose. Indeed, some of the persecution we are seeing against the church has been allowed to wake her up to readjust itself and priority.

Even with this, the counsel of the Lord stand sure; the Lord has continued to bull his ecclesia as he promised and we are about to see a glorious Church emerge from these ongoing shaken taking place globally. What we believe to be the emergence of the Daniel’s ecclesia is assuring us that heaven's redemptive agenda will stand firm, as it is also echoed in the book of Revelation.

Daniel offers a panoramic view of the culmination of human history as we know it. This perspective is particularly crucial for the Church, providing an anchor for our needed courage, faith, and hope in times like this.

The book demonstrates that no earthly power, system, government, or satanic force can thwart God's intentions. It exposes the limitations of human powers and understanding of God regarding divine sovereignty and challenges common misrepresentations of God's people.

Crucially, the apocalyptic visions in chapters 7 to 12 invite us to understand the sovereignty of God, His wisdom, knowledge, and authority as the overarching realities governing our existence. These chapters reveal that Earth is not merely a place of natural occurrences, but a realm where spiritual and material realities intersect.

Chapter 7, in particular, unveils a dimension beyond human sensory understanding, showing how God intends the earth to be governed and established in spiritual order and leadership. The vivid imagery of beasts-like creatures, and angelic cosmic warfare should be understood in the context of celestial powers operating within the human realm.

These apocalyptic sections emphasize humanity's role as gatekeepers of the earthly realm. Since the Fall in Eden, there has been an ongoing battle for Earth's dominion. The creation of humans in God's image to steward the planet underscores its significance among God's creations and this explains why Satan's relentless pursuit of it.

The book reminds us that to view Earth as merely a geographical, material realm is a deception. Humans, by divine design, are spiritual beings given authority and responsibility to be God's priests over this realm. If we fail to recognize our spiritual status in Christ and our leadership role, we risk being displaced by fallen beings, metaphorically referred to as "giants."

It's crucial to understand that the battle over Earth isn't against extraterrestrial entities, as some might speculate. Rather, we're confronting powerful, fallen demonic spirits already present and rising to influence the world through unsuspecting humans who have open themselves up to the influence of these powerful spirits just as we saw in the days of Noah.

This is currently being done through so-called cultural practices, movies entertainments platforms and institutions of learning who are promoting ideologies awakening ancient demonic practices. There’s no doubt that the awakening of ancient cultural beliefs has become a portal for many of these spirits in accessing various parts of earthly realms today.


Daniel offers a panoramic view of the culmination of human history, providing an anchor for our courage, faith, and hope. It demonstrates that no earthly power can thwart God's intentions and exposes the limitations of human understanding regarding divine sovereignty.

Through Daniel, we are invited to reassess our knowledge, faith, values, and understanding of truth, including how both religious and political systems operate. It serves as a powerful reminder that God will not tolerate the abuse of His people and that His purposes can be accomplished through the faithful few.

In essence, the book of Daniel, particularly its apocalyptic sections, stands as a beacon of hope and a testament to God's unwavering sovereignty throughout human history. It challenges us to view our world through a spiritual lens, recognizing the profound responsibility we bear as stewards of God's creation and participants in His divine plan.

As we look into the book of Daniel, it’s my prayer that the Lord will use this message and presentation to stir and awaken many of our lives to adjust our spiritual experience to reposition our faith and courage to stand faithful in our assignment in this season.

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The mystery Babylon the Great and the harlot system amongst today’s Christians.

BY ISAIAH-PHILLIPS AKINTOLA

Some individuals in the Church are only willing to go so far in their pursuit of truth, as long as it doesn't require them to sacrifice their desire for acceptance and approval from others. They prioritize being accepted, even if it means compromising the truth. However, it's impossible to claim a genuine love for Jesus while rejecting His truth. If your love isn't grounded in biblical truth, you're what the scripture calls a hypocrite and not a true follower of Christ. Love and truth are inseparable, and truth demands sacrifice.

The ultimate expression of love was Jesus' sacrifice on the cross to save humanity. If you truly love the truth, you'll not only love Christ but also stand for Him unwaveringly, regardless of the circumstances. The truth liberates, and anything that appears to be truth but lacks sacrifice is merely a silhouette or facade.

A silhouette is a dark shape or outline that appears when something or someone blocks the light. Similarly, deception can be seen as a silhouette of truth. It appears to be the real thing, but in reality, it's just a dark outline, a shadow of the truth.

When individuals claim to be lovers of truth but promote darkness, they create a silhouette of truth. They appear to be standing for what's right, but in reality, they're blocking the light, casting a shadow that deceives others.

Just as a silhouette can be mistaken for reality, deception can masquerade as truth. However, when truth's light shines, the silhouette vanishes, revealing the authentic form. Similarly, when truth illuminates, deception is exposed, uncovering the darkness that pretended to be truth. Those who claim to love truth but promote darkness create a silhouette of truth, deceiving themselves and others. Yet, truth's light always reveals the genuine shape of things, exposing darkness and bringing clarity to seekers.

A pervasive deception in the Body of Christ is the presence of 'wolves in sheep's clothing' – individuals who pretend to operate in truth but actually perpetuate lies through double standards. They profess love for the Lord and His truth while their actions reveal a contradictory character. Hypocrisy, a hallmark of the Babylonian spirit, is a dangerous trait spreading among those who claim to value truth. This charade is a manifestation of the fruits of the Babylonian harlot system, operating in darkness while masquerading as truth.

In this season, the Lord is confronting and exposing the false nature of the Babylonian mystery that has infiltrated Christianity. He is urging us to intensify the light of His Word in our lives, empowering us to stand like the righteous generation of Phinehas' sons, who demonstrated unwavering indignation against evil. Living a life of double standards has created spiritual openings for the harlot system's spirit to operate freely in our lives and spread into the community of believers.

We believe that in this season, God will raise the standard of prophetic indignation and judge the lies that have established strongholds within the House of God. The image and altar of jealousy must be dismantled before the man of sin can occupy the throne of our lives. Today, many Christians have allowed strange spirits and practices to pollute true worship and fellowship. It's time for us to collectively confront and dismantle the strongholds of darkness within ourselves and the community of believers.

I believe that prophetically, the sword of the Spirit being given to the church today is intended to neutralize every false order, false spirit, and false dualistic identity that has hindered and crippled the advancement of God's prophetic intentions. This is a time for us to fall on the sword, allowing ourselves to be restored and healed, rather than facing judgment.

The church must now turn away from every false order and silhouette character it has embraced, which has given a false impression. Each of us must reject these falsehoods and move towards the place where God's light can shine on us, revealing our true identity in Christ. This is what will empower us to engage and defeat the spirit of Babylon, which seeks to frustrate the Lord's redemptive purposes in this hour. #babylon, #theharlotsystem, #kingdomwarfare, #spiritualwarfare, #thelastdaychurch, #kingdomofGod, #bodyofchrist, #compromise, #standforthetruth, #spiritualawakening,

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PORTALSGATE BROADCAST.

LEADERSHIP VOID!

When the voice of wise and courageous leadership is silent on sensitive issues, a vacuum is created, allowing the voices of the mob to fill the void. Unfortunately, this can lead to the mob's opinions and demands being mistaken for leadership, further exacerbating the problem. The absence of true leadership in times of crisis can have far-reaching and devastating consequences, as the uninformed and often divisive voices of the crowd take centre
stage. #leadershipvoid, #leadership, #leadewithcourage, #kingdomculture

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