When King Ahaziah fell through the lattice of his upper room, the fall itself was not the most dangerous moment. The real threat was who he turned to next.

In this prophetic Bible teaching from 2 Kings chapter 1, we uncover a powerful spiritual warning about false coverings, inherited compromise, and misplaced trust. The lattice represented protection that looked strong but could not bear weight. When it broke, it exposed where Ahaziah’s confidence truly rested.

Instead of inquiring of the LORD, Ahaziah sought counsel from Baal-zebub, the so-called “lord of the flies.” This teaching reveals why crisis always exposes allegiance, and why rejecting God never leaves people neutral—it leaves them vulnerable.

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Prophets and intercessors

In this episode, Dr. Delisa confronts two of the most destructive yet misunderstood spiritual patterns affecting churches today: the spirit of Korah and the spirit of Absalom. Though they often appear similar, these spirits operate from very different roots and require very different responses from leadership.

Through a prophetic and Hebraic lens, this teaching exposes how rebellion disguises itself as righteousness and how manipulation often hides behind compassion. We explore how Korah attacks God’s order through ideology and coalition-building, while Absalom undermines leadership by stealing hearts through emotional alignment and private loyalty.

This episode equips pastors, leaders, and intercessors to properly discern what they are facing, protect the flock without becoming harsh or fearful, and restore repentant individuals without compromising spiritual authority. It also addresses why certain churches repeatedly encounter these patterns and what that reveals about apostolic responsibility in this season.

If you have ever felt the tension of leading while guarding unity, this conversation will give language, strategy, and clarity for navigating spiritual warfare within the house of God.

Scripture referenced includes Numbers 16, 2 Samuel 15, Acts 20:28, and 1 Samuel 15:23. Obtain the ebook to this message: https://payhip.com/b/XZt1z

Not every friendship was meant to last. Some were never covenants. They were raven-ships.

In this episode, Dr. Delisa Rodgers unpacks the biblical truth behind temporary relationships God assigns to sustain us during seasons of warfare, healing, and transition. Drawing from the story of Elijah in 1 Kings 17, this teaching reveals how God can command provision through unlikely people without endorsing permanence.

You will learn why some people were sent to feed you, not follow you. Why certain connections end without betrayal. And how to discern when a season of survival is giving way to a season of growth.

If you have ever grieved a relationship that ended without closure, struggled with letting go of people who once helped you, or questioned why support shifted just as you were getting stronger, this episode will bring clarity, healing, and direction.

This is a message about honoring the assignment, releasing the attachment, and trusting God enough to move forward when the brook dries up.

Scriptures referenced include 1 Kings 17, Psalm 37:24, and Job 13:15.

Listen with an open heart and discernment. Your next instruction may be waiting on the other side of obedience.

In this episode, Dr. Delisa Rodgers unpacks a sobering lesson from Acts 16, where Apostle Paul encounters a young girl speaking accurate words from an unauthorized spirit. Though her declarations were true, they were not aligned with God’s order. This teaching explores the difference between accuracy and authority, truth and alignment, and discernment and reaction.

Listeners are guided through Paul’s restraint, his spiritual discernment, and the moment when apostolic authority was finally exercised. Using Hebraic insights and biblical context, this episode reveals why Paul waited, how unauthorized affirmation can become spiritual interference, and why God does not allow His work to be validated by polluted sources.

This episode is for leaders, ministers, and believers who are discerning more than they are speaking, sensing things God has revealed but not yet released them to confront. It offers clarity on spiritual timing, governing authority, and maintaining integrity in leadership when truth speaks without permission. Download the study guide at https://payhip.com/DrDelisaRodgers 

What happens when two anointed leaders sharply disagree and God does not step in to stop it?

In this prophetic briefing, Dr. Delisa Rodgers examines the often-misunderstood conflict between Paul and Barnabas in Acts 15. This was not a church split driven by ego, offense, or rebellion. It was a disciplined, face-to-face disagreement between senior leaders who refused to damage one another’s witness.

Through biblical analysis, Greek word insight, and trauma-aware leadership revelation, this episode explores what God actually expects when believers, even apostles, cannot agree. You will learn why disagreement is permitted in Scripture, why dishonor is not, and how restraint is a mark of true spiritual maturity.

This teaching reframes separation, challenges smear culture in the Church, and exposes the difference between disagreement handled by wisdom and division driven by trauma. It also traces the redemptive arc of John Mark’s restoration, revealing that the issue was never unforgiveness but timing, assignment, and leadership judgment.

This episode is for leaders navigating tension, believers confused by ministry separations, and anyone seeking a biblical framework for disagreement without destruction.

Disagreement is not the threat; dishonor is.

What if the friendship between Jonathan and David was never about sentimentality, but about survival, healing, and choice?

In this episode, Dr. Delisa Rodgers offers a trauma-informed, prophetic reframing of one of the Bible’s most misunderstood relationships. Jonathan was raised in the house of Saul, a leader shaped by fear, control, and unresolved rejection. David was anointed for a future that threatened everything Saul tried to preserve. Yet instead of forming a trauma bond rooted in fear or rebellion, Jonathan chose covenant.

This conversation explores how God uses covenant relationships to interrupt generational toxicity, how honoring parents does not require inheriting their wounds, and how healing allows us to bless what could replace us instead of fighting it. Through Hebraic insight, prophetic discernment, and practical reflection, this episode challenges listeners to examine whether their relationships are built on shared pain or shared purpose.

If you have ever wrestled with the fear of becoming like what wounded you, or questioned whether healthy, God-aligned relationships are possible after toxic beginnings, this episode is for you.

Trauma bonds cling.

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What do you do when you see a leader, a parent, or a spiritual covering in a moment of weakness?

In this prophetic teaching, Dr. Delisa Rodgers unpacks the sobering revelation behind Noah’s nakedness and the son who chose exposure over honor. This is not a story about sin alone. It is a story about discernment, restraint, and the spiritual consequences of how we handle vulnerability.

This episode reveals why Ham exposed Noah, what was really operating beneath his actions, and why dishonor produces generational fallout. You will learn the difference between access and assignment, revelation and rebellion, and why some people are trusted to cover while others are exposed for exposing.

This episode is a warning and a wisdom key for leaders, sons, daughters, and anyone navigating proximity to an anointed life. If you have ever struggled with how to respond when you see flaws in people God is using, this teaching will reset your understanding of covering, honor, and spiritual responsibility.

This is not gossip. This is discernment. This is about protecting what God is restoring.

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Why did Jabez dare to ask God for more when his life began in pain?

In this prophetic message, Dr. Delisa Rodgers takes you inside the bold prayer of Jabez and reveals why his request was not selfish, arrogant, or entitled, but necessary. Born into trauma and named by sorrow, Jabez reached a moment where survival was no longer enough. He chose interruption over inheritance and destiny over limitation.

This episode uncovers how pain can name you but does not have authority to define you, why silence allows trauma to keep collecting interest, and how bold prayer confronts generational patterns. You will hear why Jabez prayed for blessing, enlargement, divine presence, and protection, and why heaven responded.

If you have ever felt boxed in by your beginnings, this message will challenge you to pray dangerous prayers that confront cycles, defy labels, and call God into the middle of your future.

This is not about asking for comfort. This is about refusing limitation. This is about breaking the cycle and choosing destiny.

There is a silent tension affecting families across generations. Children feel unseen as parents work tirelessly to provide. Parents feel unappreciated as their sacrifices go unnoticed. In this powerful teaching, Dr. Delisa Rodgers brings prophetic clarity and biblical wisdom to the fractures forming inside today’s homes.

Drawing from Scripture and rich Hebrew insight, this episode addresses the spiritual root of family frustration and reveals God’s heart for alignment, order, and healing. You will discover how provision without understanding creates entitlement, how familiarity without instruction leads to dishonor, and how honor restores spiritual order.

Through the lens of Jacob, Eli’s sons, Israel in the wilderness, and the prophetic promise of Malachi, this teaching calls families back to divine alignment. It is not about blame or correction by force, but about revelation that turns hearts toward one another.

This episode is for parents, children, leaders, and anyone longing to see healing conversations restored, honor rebuilt, and peace return to the home.

A prophetic word of restoration, realignment, and healing awaits.

“Forgive but never forget” was never meant to trap you in bitterness. It was meant to teach stewardship.

In this episode, Dr. Delisa Rodgers explores the difference between forgiveness and restored access, and why Scripture never commands us to erase memory, but to release vengeance and guard the heart. Through biblical insight, trauma awareness, and Hebrew word meanings, this teaching reveals how betrayal affects identity, discernment, and the nervous system, and why hyper-awareness after betrayal is not weakness but wisdom forming.

You will learn how forgiveness lifts the burden while memory provides protection, why Jesus forgave fully yet limited access wisely, and how God heals not by making you forget, but by strengthening you so the memory no longer governs your responses.

This episode is for those who have forgiven but still feel the impact of past wounds, who wrestle with self-doubt after betrayal, and who desire healed discernment rather than hardened hearts.

Forgive fully.