The Prophetic Writer

02/10/2026

If you keep doing something and you don't even know why you are doing it, but whenever you don't do it, you feel deeply unsettled—you become angry with yourself, you regret it, and you start wishing you could turn back the hands of time—pay attention.

Sometimes, it is a sign.

A sign that the hand of God is upon your life.

And not just that the hand of God is upon you, but that there is a necessity laid upon your life to do things according to a pattern that God has ordained.

It may not always be the way you want it.

It may not fit into the path you have drawn for yourself.

It may even require you to abandon plans you thought were perfect for your life.

But there is a way God wants you to walk.

Sometimes, you will look at the way other people are living, and you begin to feel like you should do things the way they are doing them.

You become happy about certain opportunities.

You become excited about certain relationships.

You become comfortable with certain friendships.

And then, suddenly, those things begin to slip out of your hands.

And you begin to ask, “What is wrong with me?”

My dear, perhaps nothing is wrong with you.

It is not necessarily because you are careless.

It is not necessarily because you are unfortunate.

It may be because there is something God is intentionally stopping you from.

There is something God has designed for your life.

And until your desires, your plans, and the programme you have written for your life begin to align with God's design, God may keep turning things around.

He may keep closing certain doors.

He may keep disrupting certain plans.

He may keep removing certain things you thought were going to remain.

Not because He wants to punish you, but because He is bringing your life into alignment with His expectation.

There is God's expectation, and there is man's expectation.

And many times, what we expect for ourselves is not what God expects for us.

That is why alignment is so important.

You cannot insist on your plan and expect to fully experience God's purpose.

There has to come a point where you say:

“Lord, not just what do I want? What do You want?”

“Not just where do I want to go? Where are You leading me?”

“Not just what do I desire? What have You designed for me?”

So if you have already mapped out your life and there are certain things you believe you should be doing, yet something keeps stopping you—don't be too quick to conclude that something is wrong with you.

Sometimes, nothing is wrong with you.

God is intentionally crafting your destiny.

God is intentionally restraining you.

God is intentionally holding you within the boundaries of His purpose.

And sometimes, divine restraint is not punishment.

It is preservation.

So if you are in a season where things keep slipping from your hands, don't immediately interpret it as rejection, misfortune, or failure.

Pay attention.

It may be an invitation to come closer to God.

An invitation to pray more.

An invitation to surrender more.

An invitation to realign your desires with His will.

Don't just pay attention to the signals.

Respond to them.

Stay with God.

Let Him rearrange your life until your desires begin to agree with His design.

Because sometimes, the hand that feels like it is stopping you is the same hand that is preserving you.

You may not understand why He keeps pulling you away from certain things now, but one day, you may look back and realize that the things you called delays were actually God's hands keeping you within His purpose.

May God help us to recognize His hand, surrender to His will, and walk completely in His purpose for our lives, in Jesus' name.

Angela Francis

02/10/2026

22/09/2026

MAKE FRIENDS WITH PEOPLE WHO BELIEVE IN YOU.

During my undergraduate days, I had a friend who believed so much in me.

And honestly, that was not the only season of my life when I encountered people like that. At different junctions of my life, God brought genuine friends around me—people who believed in me.

There were moments when I looked at my life and thought, “This doesn't even look like where I'm going. This doesn't look like what God has said concerning me.”

But then, I would hear:

“Sister Angela, I believe in you.”

“I know you can do this.”

“I know there is more in you.”

And those words would strike something in my heart.

They reminded me of where I was going.

They reminded me of what God had spoken.

They reminded me that my present reality was not the complete picture of my future.

I have come to realize that one mistake a person must be careful not to make in life is surrounding themselves with the wrong people.

There are people who, when you surround yourself with them, will not remind you of where you are going.

They will not encourage you toward your God-given assignment.

They will not inspire you to become more.

Instead, they will gradually become an obstacle to the person you are becoming.

And sometimes, they don't have to openly fight you.

All they need to do is constantly pull you in a direction that is contrary to where you are going.

Before long, your vision becomes blurred.

Your standards become compromised.

Your hunger becomes weaker.

Your plans become distracted.

And eventually, you begin to live less than who God intended you to become.

CHECK YOUR CIRCLE.

Who are the people around you?

When you spend time with them, do you become more hungry for God or less hungry?

Do they remind you of your assignment or distract you from it?

Do they encourage you to become better or make you comfortable with remaining the same?

Do they challenge you to grow or constantly pull you backward?

If your circle does not push you toward God, you need to seriously reconsider the circle.

The people around you should inspire you.

They should encourage you.

They should correct you when necessary.

They should pray with you.

They should challenge you to become more.

And if you have a destination, be intentional about the people you walk with.

Don't walk closely with people who are headed in a completely different direction and expect not to be influenced by their destination.

The wrong people can hijack your vision.

The right people can help you remember it.

So, check your circle.

Not everybody who loves you should have access to your journey.

Not everybody who is available should have access to your destiny.

And not everybody who walks with you is qualified to influence where you are going.

Choose your companions carefully.

You are becoming.

And who you become will, in many ways, be influenced by who you allow to walk closely with you.

🔥 Be intentional about your circle.

Angela Francis
The Prophetic Writer

07/09/2026

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05/09/2026

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28/08/2026

WHEN THE MESSENGER NEEDS THE MESSAGE

Have you ever been at a point or season in your life when you know that God is sending you to do something for Him, but you feel like you are not fit? Or rather, you feel like giving somebody the assignment or delivering the message to somebody else?

Maybe there are persons you have, or there are things you are going through that possibly no one knows about, and you just feel like, “Ah, I just wish I could have an answer to all the questions in my heart.”

You know, every messenger needs a message.

I realized in my walk with God that whenever God is sending a man on assignment, He gives that man a message.

And, you know, failure to get a message from God will make you wander on the assignment.

Every assignment is unique. Just as everyone is different and unique, so it is with every assignment. Everyone has their peculiarities. That is also how your assignment is.

And your assignment will be based on your capacity to deliver the message that God has given to you.

So, as a messenger, you need a message.

And it is until you get a message from God that you will know what to tell your generation.

Men are looking for people that will give them what God is saying. Men are looking for people that will deliver God's word to them. The generation is looking for people that will represent God.

Because man generally is hungry and famished, both physically and spiritually. In everyday life, they are looking for a solution.

And it is going to be an aberration for you to appear in the name of God without having a message as a messenger.

So every messenger needs a message.

And it is the message that God has given to you that will enable you to become a true messenger of God.

See, everyone has what he or she was born for. There is an assignment that God has exposed and destined for everyone.

But then, your ability to wait for that message, you know, in your assignment is important.

It is not enough for you to run around for the assignment or to deliver a message. What matters is: What are you delivering?

And in that, it is the preparation that will enable you to have that message that God has put inside of you.

So when God is sending you on an errand, He doesn't just send you empty. He equips you with everything that is necessary, everything needed, because He knows the people you are going to meet. He knows everything that you will encounter.

And for you to succeed, for you to scale through in that journey, or in that trip, or in that message that God has sent you as a messenger, you need a message.

And the quality of your message is determined by how much you have stayed with God for Him to give you what He is sending you to do.

You know, oftentimes, people come in the name of God, but they don't have what to say in the name of God.

Even when they speak in the name of God, their words do not have any weight. Their words are dry. Their words are without substance.

You will look at these people and know that they were not truly made. They did not stay under God.

So, as a messenger, it is very, very important and necessary for you to get a message.

Men, your generation is waiting for you, but they are not waiting for the version of you as a messenger that is without a message.

Because what will bring healing and deliverance to them is the message.

It is the message.

You cannot say stories will heal a depressed heart. A story may encourage, but it is the Word of the Lord.

It is, “Thus saith the Lord.”

It is a message from the Lord.

What is God saying?

What has God spoken to you?

It is not what God is saying through someone else.

What is God saying to you?

If God has assigned you on that journey, or God has designed you for that assignment or for that trip, then He has to give you a word.

Every messenger needs a message.

And before you go to men, you must first go to God.

Before you speak to your generation, you must first hear from God.

Because you cannot faithfully deliver an errand you have not received.

What has God sent you with?

24/08/2026

HOW TO KNOW YOU HAVE LOST YOUR HUNGER FOR GOD

Hunger is a very crucial aspect of the life of every believer.

You can tell when a believer is spiritually alive, weak, or declining by their hunger for God.

When a man is hungry for God, people around him will tell. The man himself will know because of what he feeds on and what his heart constantly desires.

The absence of feeding on the food and water of the Spirit can be an indication of spiritual weakness.

Every natural man becomes hungry, except when something is wrong with his body. When a man is sick, one of the things that can happen is that he loses his appetite for food.

The same can happen spiritually.

When I gave my life to Jesus 17 years ago, I was literally hungry for God. Everyone who came around me could identify a hungry soul.

I wasn't trying to show it. I was simply living out the desire that was in my heart and my posture towards God.

When people met me, there were three things they could easily identify from my life:

Prayer.
The Word.
Evangelism.

I was so desperate for God that from time to time, I would separate myself from people just to seek the face of God.

The hunger had a rugged discipline that couldn't be compromised for any reason.

I travelled with this hunger for many years.

Nevertheless, a time came when I couldn't pray the way I used to pray before.

I couldn't fast the way I used to.

I was always in a hurry to leave God's presence.

My prayer life became dry, empty, and full of routine rather than a place of communion and the presence of God.

Before everyone, I was still fiery because I maintained my outdoor activities.

Everyone kept celebrating me.

But I knew I was missing in the secret place.

I could no longer eat the quantity of spiritual food I used to eat before.

I was eating little or no food at all.

And when God gave me certain instructions, instead of digesting and swallowing them, I would spew them out.

As painful as this experience was, I didn't allow it to become my lot.

I began to seek God in prayer for restoration.

I thought it was gymnastics.

I thought perhaps it was something I had naturally developed over the years.

No!

Hunger wasn't my hobby.

It wasn't because I was naturally disciplined.

It was what the Holy Ghost graciously gave me.

Then I began to cry.

I prayed earnestly.

I saw myself weeping and holding on to the horns of the altar.

And gradually, my tears were restored.

My hunger came alive again.

For the purpose of this teaching, I'd like to highlight 10 things to watch out for when you notice your hunger for God is declining.

1. YOU NO LONGER DESIRE GOD'S PRESENCE.

You can stay away from the secret place for days and nothing in you misses Him.

A hungry heart always finds its way back to God.

2. PRAYER BECOMES A DUTY.

You still pray, but you no longer desire to pray.

The routine remains, but the communion and longing are gone.

3. YOU ARE EASILY DISTRACTED IN GOD'S PRESENCE.

You used to lose track of time with God; now you are constantly checking the time.

When your appetite changes, everything suddenly becomes more interesting than God's presence.

4. THE WORD NO LONGER FEEDS YOU.

You read the Bible, but nothing stirs your heart anymore.

The Word that used to be food has gradually become mere information.

5. OBEDIENCE BECOMES NEGOTIABLE.

God says, “Go,” and you calculate. He says, “Stop,” and you negotiate.

Sometimes what we call waiting for confirmation is simply reluctance to obey.

6. SIN NO LONGER BREAKS YOUR HEART.

Things that once convicted you no longer disturb you.

When your hunger for God decreases, your sensitivity to what grieves Him can decrease too.

7. YOU WANT GOD'S HAND MORE THAN HIS FACE.

You are excited about the blessing, the breakthrough, the prophecy, the platform and the next level.

But ask yourself: Do I still want God Himself?

8. YOU ARE FIERY PUBLICLY BUT EMPTY PRIVATELY.

People can still see your fire, your ministry and your activities.

But deep within, you know something is missing in the secret place.

9. YOU NO LONGER FEEL DESPERATE FOR GOD.

The cry for “more of You” has disappeared, and you have become comfortable with where you are.

Never become so satisfied that you stop pursuing God.

10. YOU STOP MISSING GOD.

You can go days or even weeks without seriously seeking Him, and nothing in you aches.

That should concern you. A hungry heart misses God.

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BUT HEAR ME...

If you have read this and discovered that your hunger has reduced, don't condemn yourself.

I know what it feels like.

I have been there.

I know what it means to stand before people looking fine while knowing that something is missing in your secret place.

But I also know this:

HUNGER CAN BE RESTORED.

The same God who allowed me to experience the pain of spiritual dryness was the same God who restored my appetite for Him.

I began to cry again.

I began to seek Him again.

I began to pray again.

I began to pursue Him again.

And gradually, the hunger came alive.

I discovered that hunger was not my personality.

It was not because I was naturally disciplined.

It was not gymnastics.

It was the grace of the Holy Ghost at work in me.

And what God gives by grace, He can restore by grace.

So if you have lost your hunger,

don't pretend.

Don't cover it with activities.

Don't cover it with ministry.

Don't cover it with Christian content.

Don't cover it with public fire.

Go back to God.

Cry if you need to cry.

Pray if all you can pray is:

“Lord, make me hungry for You again.”

That prayer may be the beginning of your restoration.

Because the tragedy is not that a man discovered that his hunger had died.

The tragedy is discovering it and refusing to do anything about it.

Your hunger is too precious to neglect.

Your secret place is too important to abandon.

And there is still a generation that needs the man or woman you will become when your hunger for God is fully alive again.

Let us pray! ❤️‍🔥🔥

The Prophetic Writer

17/08/2026

EVERY SEASON DEMANDS CONSECRATION

There are seasons in your walk with God when He will demand certain things from you.

There are seasons when God will stretch you. There are seasons in your journey of faith when God will ask you to leave certain things behind. Those things may not necessarily be sinful, but God may be asking you to lay them down because they have served their purpose for that season.

There are things that will lose their relevance in your sight. And when they do, you may find yourself hungry and searching for something you have not yet touched—something that can only be found in God when you position yourself in consecration.

There are nights when you have to stay awake, groaning in the place of prayer.

There are seasons when your tears become part of your pursuit of God and your hunger for divine revelation.

There are times when all you need to do is retreat. God may give you specific instructions to leave certain relationships, friendships, and associations. Those seasons may hurt. They may confuse you. You may not even understand why God is asking you to withdraw.

But if God must accomplish His plans in your life, you must remain yielded.

Your consecration in one season may not be the same as another person's. Every man's calling is different, and therefore, the dimensions of consecration required for each assignment may also be different.

The demands of your assignment will determine the dimensions of consecration God requires of you.

Jesus lived a life of consecration. He had His own will and desires, yet He continually laid them down before the Father.

"Not My will, but Yours, be done."

Jesus understood that consecration is not the absence of personal desires; it is the willingness to surrender those desires to the will of the Father.

John's calling was preserved by consecration. There were specific instructions surrounding his life because God was intentional about the assignment He had given him. Some instructions God gives a man are not suggestions; they are necessary for the fulfilment and perfection of what God has purposed to do through that life.

Samson also had a consecration governing his life. There were instructions attached to his calling, but he treated what he should have cherished with familiarity. He played with the boundaries of his consecration, and eventually, his disobedience affected his life and ministry.

If you want God to do something significant with your life, you must be willing to identify what God is saying, recognize the instructions He is giving you, and discern the things you must do—and the things you must not do—to remain aligned with His purpose.

You cannot overlook consecration if you want to go far with God.

There are dimensions of your voice that will only be preserved in the secret place.

There are dimensions of your prophetic destiny that are connected to the consecration you are willing to keep.

So when God begins to deal with you about something, don't be too quick to call it unnecessary.

When He asks you to leave something, leave it.

When He asks you to withdraw, withdraw.

When He asks you to wait, wait.

When He calls you deeper, go deeper.

When He demands your will, lay it down.

Because every season demands its own consecration.

Stay yielded. Stay obedient. Stay consecrated.

Selah.
Angela Francis