Authentic Voices

13/06/2026

There are people claiming there are a lot of self appointed so called ministers on facebook with no credentials and never even been to bible college.

I agree with this but there is also ministers like me who have been to bible college, ordained have ministry credentials who are exposing false prophets and false teachers and I am taking notice at who is having a go at people like Mike Winger who is a ordained minister and spends hours and hours finding documented proof people like Gary Morgan are a false prophet.

This guy was caught red handed prophesying over someone with so called words of knowledge and then confronted by the couple who were challenged to proof he is false by there church leadership.
They set up a fake account and have recorded video of Gary prophesying over someone who doesn't even exist, google it and look at it on you tube!

We need to think critically and take emotion out of it, stop defending a favourite celebrity
Preachers and make up you own minds!

I preached on the prophetic and I gave a explanation of how you know the prophetic is false when there is no discernment
The gift of discernment comes from the same holy spirit who brings the gift of a word of knowledge!

When there is no discernment you can be sure its either flesh or demonic, yes I just said that!

The only reason I stay on Facebook since doing this online ministry since 2019 and try to be a Authentic Voice is because every time I try to leave the holy spirit convicts me.

I am a qualified IT Professional and a qualified minister with credentials and yet I dont see many people following me, but I do what I do for the audience of 1.

I am all for exposing the false so the Authentic ministry can be found.
You know why propsperity doctrine and NAR Doctrine is so popular?

Becuase it tells people what they want to hear and its the polar opposite of following Jesus through the cross.
You know why people become decieved?

It all goes back to the garden of Eden
The flesh is the desire to be as GOD
Meaning life should only occur as you define it
If anyone doesn't embrace the cross as a Christian you will never FIND true power or life or truth.

Suffering and Hardship is part of this life
Its tough for us and for non believers
The only people being financially well off with prosperity gospel are the false teachers and prophets.

If you want the truth that sets you free start accepting the word of GOD as it is written
And come into the image of Christ and stop thinking things will conform to you!

Life does not work on our terms but
a prosperity preacher and a NAR preacher will give you a little truth and claim that it will
There lyers and out for themselfs!

I was into these preachers and teachers
From 1989 to 2002 and its all sinking sand there teaching!

My message you 2 can prophesy means
You DONT need expensive conferences or courses to prophesy!

And also knowing what it means to seek God's face, learning surrender and doing things GODs
Way means you know his victory and know his power and can walk through valley's of hardship with his presence and comfort.
Yes we go through suffering but I would rather do so with God than thinking life has to work on my terms!

I do not like to self promote but if God gives me a message I will share it, link in comments you 2 can prophesy!

12/06/2026

AUTHENTIC FRIENDSHIPS HANDLE CONFLICT

One of the greatest misconceptions in our culture is that love avoids conflict. It doesn't.

People ghost one another. Friendships end without a conversation. Assumptions are made, offence is taken, and instead of seeking understanding, people simply walk away.

But Jesus taught something completely different.

Yes. Jesus taught peace, but He did not teach the avoidance of conflict at all costs. In fact, He often confronted sin, hypocrisy, and falsehood with courage and love.

1. Jesus taught direct reconciliation.

Matthew 5:23–24 (NIV)

"If you are offering your gift at the altar and there remember that your brother or sister has something against you, leave your gift there... First go and be reconciled to them."

Jesus teaches that unresolved conflict should be addressed, not ignored.

1. Jesus taught private confrontation.

Matthew 18:15–17 (NIV)

"If your brother or sister sins, go and point out their fault, just between the two of you..."

The pattern is simple:

• Speak privately first.
• If they refuse to listen, take one or two others.
• If they still refuse, involve the church community.

The goal is always restoration, not humiliation.

How different would our churches, families and friendships look if we actually followed Jesus instead of our feelings?

Instead of ghosting a friend...

Go.

Instead of gossiping...

Go.

Instead of posting cryptic messages on social media...

Go.

1. Jesus confronted religious hypocrisy.

Jesus publicly challenged the religious leaders.

Matthew 23:27 (NIV)

"Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You are like whitewashed tombs..."

He confronted pride, injustice and false teaching because He loved people and wanted them to repent.

1. Jesus cleansed the temple.

John 2:15–16 (NIV)

"So he made a whip out of cords, and drove all from the temple courts..."

This was a prophetic act against corruption in God's house. It was not uncontrolled anger but righteous zeal.

1. Jesus taught love for enemies.

Even while confronting evil, Jesus said:

Matthew 5:44 (NIV)

"Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you."

Conflict is never an excuse for hatred or revenge.

1. The apostles continued this pattern.

Paul writes:

Ephesians 4:15 (NIV)

"Speaking the truth in love, we will grow to become in every respect the mature body of him who is the head, that is, Christ."

Truth and love belong together.

He also says:

Ephesians 4:26 (NIV)

"In your anger do not sin."

Anger itself is not condemned; sinful responses to anger are.

A biblical model for confrontation

When conflict is necessary, Scripture points us to:

• Examine your own heart first (Matthew 7:3–5).
• Go directly to the person rather than gossiping (Matthew 18:15).
• Speak truthfully but graciously (Ephesians 4:15).
• Seek restoration, not victory (Galatians 6:1).
• Forgive as Christ forgave you (Colossians 3:13).
• As far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone (Romans 12:18).

Authentic friendships are not built on avoiding difficult conversations. They are built on truth, grace, forgiveness and the courage to have them.

The Christian life is not about pretending everything is fine. It is about loving one another enough to pursue reconciliation.

Jesus never avoided conflict when truth, justice or love required it. Yet He also never engaged in conflict to protect His ego or win an argument. His confrontations were always motivated by love, the glory of God and the restoration of people.

Peace is not the absence of conflict; it is the presence of righteousness, truth and love.

Jesus calls His followers to be peacemakers—not peacekeepers who ignore sin, nor troublemakers who seek arguments, but people who courageously speak the truth in love.

May we be known as people who don't ghost, don't gossip and don't give up on one another, but who walk the difficult road of reconciliation because that is exactly what Christ has done for us.

10/06/2026

Authenticity means living according to the truth.
It begins with knowing who Jesus really is and finding who you really are in him.

Jesus said, "You shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free."
Transparency is often the pathway to transformation.

One thing I have learnt over the years is that every one of us could become susceptible to making faith about performance, positions and titles rather than about Jesus.

Pride is a sneaky thing!

A home church can fall into the same trap as a church that meets in a large building.
The issue has never been the venue; it is always the condition of the heart.

When Jesus told the story of the prodigal son, the focus was not ultimately on the son who ran away, but on the elder brother who refused to come into the Father's house.

It is a reminder that outward faithfulness can still be accompanied by pride, resentment and a lack of grace.

The New Testament uses the word ekklesia to describe the church—the gathered people of God.

Sometimes we become distracted by labels: home church, online church, traditional church or contemporary church. Yet the real question is much simpler:

Are these believers born again?
Do they love Jesus?
Is the Bible their authority? Are they committed to making disciples and loving one another?

There are many churches led by pastors and elders who sincerely seek to live according to Scripture and refuse to compromise the truth.

The church is Christ's body. It is what He died for.

He gave apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers to equip the saints for the work of ministry, not to elevate personalities but to build up His people.

I also believe ministry is fundamentally about serving.

Throughout Scripture, the gifts were exercised within the life of the church for the benefit of others.

While a worker is worthy of his wages and ministry carries real costs, our motivation should never be personal gain but the glory of Christ and the growth of His people.

Healthy leadership is marked by humility, Christlike character and a genuine desire to see others flourish in their God-given calling.

I also recognise that church hurt is real. Spiritual abuse, manipulation and even sexual abuse have sadly occurred within churches, and these things should never be minimised or excused. They grieve the heart of God and must be confronted with truth and justice.

But unresolved hurt can also shape our perspective until we begin criticising the very community Christ died to redeem.

In the spirit of transparency, part of my own journey has been learning this lesson.

There was a time when I moved from church to church carrying disappointments with me.

I became convinced that church had to look a certain way—perhaps a home church or an online gathering. I am not opposed to either today, but I no longer believe one model is the answer.

What matters is a community centred on Christ, grounded in Scripture, filled with love, accountability and a shared commitment to make disciples.

The church is not a building, but neither is it simply an individual believer.
We are called to gather, encourage one another and live as the family of God.

Jesus' first warning in Matthew 24 was, "Take heed that no man deceive you." For that reason we need God, His Word and His people. Isolation can leave us vulnerable, while healthy biblical community helps us grow in maturity and truth.

In 2017 I began embracing God's call on my life and stepping into the prophetic gift. Since then Sharon and I have experienced encouragement, but also misunderstanding, slander and disappointment.

At times the deepest wounds have come from within the church itself.

Yet we continue, because we love the church and believe God is still at work in His people.

I see the imperfections, but I also see what Christ sees. He loved the church enough to give His life for her.

Jesus is returning for a bride—a people who love Him, love one another, pursue holiness, seek the lost and serve their communities with compassion.

When Jesus commissioned His disciples, He said they would be His witnesses in "Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth."

That begins locally.
Every church should be asking how it can care for the homeless, support families doing it tough, feed the hungry and demonstrate the love of Christ in practical ways.

Religion is not faithful commitment to Christ and His church.
Religion is replacing relationship with performance and tradition.

My prayer is that we would become authentic voices—people who walk in truth, humility, transparency and the fullness of the Holy Spirit, always pointing others back to Jesus rather than ourselves



God bless
Pastor Chris Boyes.

02/06/2026

Wiith so much focus today on the end times there has been a hunger for people to seek out prophetic voices and deception has increased and
Church abuse is being exposed.

But Its still vital we all hear from God and I explain how and why we all can in my latest message.

Firstly we can all hear from GOD
Second its vital to know what a true prophet is and a false.

https://youtu.be/DVEME8HfgSU?si=Idna_3DIxvBE09_2

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you 2 can prophesy.
in this day and age there is so much deception but that doesnt mean the true prophet and the gift of prophecy doesnt exist.
Pastor Chris unpacks this timely message of the need for the authentic gift of prophecy and the authentic prophet In these last days.

Christ gave the gift of the prophet to the church
Not anything else or any other reason.
ALL the Five Fold are gifts Christ gave to the church.

you 2 can prophesy.in this day and age there is so much deception ...

31/05/2026

you 2 can prophesy.
in this day and age there is so much deception but that doesnt mean the true prophet and the gift of prophecy doesnt exist.
Ps Chris unpacks this timely message of the need for the authentic gift of prophecy and the authentic prophet In these last days.

03/05/2026

Being an Authentic Voice

Whenever you read the Psalms, you see it clearly—lament, suffering, sorrow poured out before God.
But you also see joy, triumph, and victory.

Both are real. Both are biblical.

When Elijah sat under the juniper tree asking God to take his life, he wasn’t rebellious—he was exhausted, traumatised, and overwhelmed. Jezebel was hunting him after he had given everything to see God move.

And what did God do?

He didn’t rebuke him.
He didn’t cast out a demon.
He sent an angel… to comfort him, feed him, and restore his strength.

So why are we so quick to try to deliver someone when they’re down?
Why do we rush to rebuke oppression instead of recognising pain?

Could it be that sometimes people don’t need correction…
They need to be heard.
They need hope.
They need someone to sit with them in it.

Elijah had trauma. Real trauma.

Why is the modern church so uncomfortable talking about sorrow, sadness, and suffering?

What happens when we tell ourselves everything is fine… when deep down we know it’s not?

Denial.

And denial is dangerous.

It’s one of the biggest reasons Christians stay stuck far longer than they should.
Because we wear masks.
Because we think we have to be upbeat, smiling, “blessed” all the time.

But that’s not truth—that’s pressure.

And I’ve seen it take people out—even pastors.

Let me say it clearly:

It’s OK to not be OK as a Christian.

That’s why I called my first ministry Authentic Voices.
Because it’s only when you’re real with God about what’s happening inside you… that you truly encounter the heart of a loving Father.

God didn’t rebuke Elijah in the cave.
He didn’t rebuke Gideon when He called him a mighty man of valour.

God knows who you are—but He also understands the process, the pain, and the journey to get there.

He doesn’t expect you to pretend.

There is nothing healthy about suppressing what’s really going on.
If you push it down, it will come out somewhere else—anger, frustration, or behind closed doors.

You can fake it at church… but home reveals the truth.

If it’s not real at home, it’s not real anywhere.

The Holy Spirit isn’t bothered by your anguish—He already knows it’s there.
What grieves Him is when we pretend it isn’t.

David understood this.

In the Psalms, he came before God with everything—his pain, his confusion, his anger, his joy.

They weren’t just voices of victory.
They were voices of truth.

They were authentic voices.

So be real with God.
Be honest about where you’re at.
Bring Him everything.

Be an authentic voice for Jesus—because He always brings life.

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