Are you ready to have some fun?! Derek and Lasetha Murray bring honor to Father, to covenant relationships, and usher in God’s sense of humor. They exhort the body on a lifestyle and power of worship. Stick around for the serenade by them around the 42-44 min mark. Stick around for confirmation on strategic-level intercession from a veteran in the Air Force at the 1hr 5-10 min mark. Finally, stick around to the 1hr 20 min mark where Derek and CC exhort as father and mother to the up and coming generations. There is so much fire and anointing on this episode. I encourage you to listen from start to finish. This is the year of the mouth and they exhort us all to ascend to the heights where Father is, get His perspective and report, and then release our voices.

Redemption is a key context for 2020 and beyond. Are you prophesying redemption? Regardless of your specific niche or call as a prophet or prophetic voice, ensure you hear the entire counsel of God which includes redemption. Prophecy pulls down and destroys but also plants and builds. God is a restoring. In this year and decade, He’s mandated His prophets and prophetic voices to restore His people to Him.

Public opinion? Or God’s thoughts? Listen to the host exhort budding prophets and all prophetic types and voices on ensuring we are prophesying - hearing and speaking - only what God is saying not to appease men and not under the guise and influence of public opinion because we fear man more than we fear God.

We are in a time of great outpouring of gifts, giftedness, and power. Listen to April Moore provide sound advice and clarity on prophetic purity, authentic Christianity, and intimacy. She also exhorts the body of Christ to rise up to equip the saints for the perfection of spirit, soul, and body.

Listen to the host exhort and prophetically warn, admonish, and urge the sons of God to wake up this hour into glory - to rise out of the slumber of the past and of the carnal states that please us which also bind us; to sanctify the nation of the U.S in order to worship God and receive the outpouring of blessings according to Deuteronomy 28. Rise up to defend. Rise up to justice. Rise up to love. Rise up to honor. Rise up to listen more than you speak.

The host gives a brief overview of what the call and purpose of a specific type of prophet in the vast stream of the prophetic is - the shamar prophet. You don't want to miss the insight and fire on this. In this hour, we need and require more shamar prophets. Are you called to be one? Discover and ask the Father.

Join the host as the shares revelation for the remaining 6 months in 2020 and how God has shifted the order of the earth, requiring a new dynamic of offering and faith from His sons.

Listen to the guest speaker, John LaChapelle, and the host share revelation and insights from Psalm 141. You will be inspired to persevere in prayer, standing in the place of abiding and waiting in God's pavilion for your justice to shine forth as the noonday. You will also come face-to-face with the surety that God is your vindication. Finally, you'll discover how to prefer, submit, and honor authority, which in turns, is truly honoring God who should always have preeminence in our lives. We pray you are blessed, edified, encouraged, and that you'll take courage that you are free to call on the Father for help; but you can also reach out to your brothers and sisters to stand with you, war with you, listen to you, grieve with you, and celebrate with you. Let your lives arise before His presence like incense.

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Your torch and mandate are different. Join the host as he rallies ages 0-36 (those born in 1984 - 2025) into the required mandate for them by God Almighty. Honor and respect past generations; honor God first above all, and fulfill your own mandate. Listen to wisdom on how to remain undefiled by the supernatural - walking in love and being ignited by Holy Ghost