Category Archives: Prophecy

Why am I giving these warnings? Is it to frighten, to bring fear and paralysis? No! The only fear I seek to bring is the type that is the beginning of wisdom. The Lord is deeply faithful, in Him can … Continue reading →

I hope the word below speaks to you. If there is an intended audience, I suppose it would be those Christians who have allowed the thorns and weeds of life to grow and choke them; those who have let their … Continue reading →

A blog for your edification: http://faithwalk.wordpress.com/ Susan says a lot of good stuff, and much more gently and pastorally than me. 🙂 Go visit!

This is a word I must bring to you, a word for 2007.  Indeed, this is something I have alluded to a number of times before, but the hour grows short, and the word more urgent. Friends, a storm is coming. … Continue reading →

Recently some folk were asking a bit more about the whole prophetic thing. So, for those that are interested, I’ve created a page on the right – The giving of a gift – that I hope will answer some of your … Continue reading →

This word was given to me in August 2004. It is the companion word to the spirit of the age: Do you not know who you are? With one prayer, you can change the world. My beloved, before all creation Bought … Continue reading →

This is the day when the vote is made as to whether to revisit same-sex marriage in Canada.  It is widely predicted to be a non-event.  That may well be the case, unfortunately.  The question then will be, what cost?  What … Continue reading →

Well, as I promised, something different. This is the concluding part of a reflection on the Spirit of the Age prophecy that was given here.  I think it is important that, when such a word is received and verified, we should … Continue reading →

“A strange species we are.  We can stand anything God and nature can throw at us save only plenty.  If I wanted to destroy a nation, I would give it too much, and I would have it on its knees, … Continue reading →

About 150 years ago, Soren Kierkegaard wrote these words: The matter is quite simple. The Bible is very easy to understand. But we Christians are a bunch of scheming swindlers. We pretend to be unable to understand it because we … Continue reading →