Donné is joined by her cousin, Paula MacDonald, and they speak about the incredible miracle that took place in Paula's womb - her unborn baby was diagnosed with a severe bone disease, but Paula stood on the Word of God and the words of a song given to Kim by God, and a creative miracle took place! Don't miss out on this incredible miracle story.

Donné is joined by Christie Desfontaine on today's episode, and they speak about the 12 tribes of Israel together.

Donné is joined by Llewellyn Roberts Jr. as they speak to Pastors Wendy and Neville MacDonald via Skype call, and they discuss Kim's last prophecy to South Africa, specifically regarding Cape Town. They delve into the chaotic political situation in South Africa as well.

Donné is joined by Llewellyn Roberts, Jr. and Christie Desfontaine for a fascinating discussion about Kim Clement’s 911 prophecy in connection with Iran’s recent threat to the United States where they used the phrase, “mother of wars”. Kim used that very phrase near the end of the 911 prophecy from July of 1996, 5 years before 911 happened. Is there more to this prophecy than we thought?

Donné is joined by her sister, Jacquelyn Clement, and they speak about the journey of Jane and Kim adopting their 5 Chinese children, as well as reflecting on the great memories from their childhood.

Donné plays a never before heard voice memo from her father, Kim Clement, recorded 5 years to the day prior to his transition to Heaven. She is joined by Lewellyn Roberts Jr and Christie Desfontaine and they discuss what Kim spoke about.

Donné is joined by Brittany Shepherd, and they really open up about their younger lives and speak about their struggles and their triumphs.

Donné is joined by her mother, Jane Clement, and they have a wonderful conversation about Kim, about Israel and about Biblical prophecy!

Donné takes a teaching that her father, Kim Clement, did from the School of the Prophets, and breaks it down with Lewellyn Roberts Junior.

Donné is joined by her cousin, Llewelyn Roberts Junior, and they talk about destiny and identity while looking at the life of Joseph.