07/09/2026
Greetings all,
I trust this message finds you well. I wish to share some profound reflections on the current state of the Church, the body of Christ, which I believe demands our utmost attention and prayerful consideration.
The division within the Church has grievously debilitated and weakened our collective potency and the power of our prayers. We find ourselves torn apart by doctrinal disputes, dogmatic differences, tenets, and denominational boundaries. Yet, we must remember that we are all born of one God in Christ.
The root of this error lies in the tendency of some to proclaim that a particular experience or dimension of God they have encountered represents the entirety of God’s nature. Consequently, when others express their faith through different divine dimensions, such individuals readily doubt and condemn. Preachers often err in assuming complete understanding of a mysterious God, only to disparage His works beyond their comprehension as sorcery.
Regardless of what you think you know about God, 1 Corinthians 13:9 reminds us that we know only in part. It is the same God who parted the Red Sea, walked upon water, provided manna from heaven, and multiplied five loaves and two fishes to feed five thousand souls. How then can we persist in misunderstanding that God’s essence and workings transcend our limited knowledge?
It is profoundly disheartening, and frankly unreasonable, to believe that our collective prayers as a Church can effectively influence nations without first establishing unity and love among ourselves. Scripture admonishes us clearly in Matthew 12:25 that “every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation; and every city or house divided against itself shall not stand.”
I prophesy a burning away of the spirit of division that currently ravages the Church’s vision. Let it be abolished by fire, and may every agent of division be brought low. This month, recognized as a “Divine Appointment,” shall witness the body of Christ standing firm in unity, love, and strength.
May these words inspire us to reflect deeply, humble ourselves, and strive earnestly for harmony within the body of Christ.
In Christ’s mighty name,
The Selfless Seer-Prophet