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10/09/2026

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🚨🚨THE GHOST TREND IS HARMING YOUR CHILD(ren)!🚨🚨 (PLEASE SHARE AFTER YOU READ IT)

Parents who confine their children in bathrooms or bedrooms to frighten them with ghost pranks will experience immediate and lasting regret.

This trend functions as a spiritual manipulation tactic designed to compromise your child's spiritual well-being!

THE EYES SERVE AS WINDOWS TO THE SOUL!

Would you let your child to watch adult nudity content?
Would you bring Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th) to their party
Would you encourage them to dream about Freddy Krueger?
What if Michael Myers from Halloween lived in your house?
Would you welcome them to watch you and your spouse?

WHY WOULD YOU CONSIDER IT ACCEPTABLE TO CONFINE YOUR CHILD IN A ROOM TO VIEW A DEMONIC IMAGE REFLECTED IN A MIRROR WHILE VIEWING YOUR PHONE (This Trend)?

Parents, this behavior lacks innocence, lacks humor, and will produce regret whether immediately or eventually!

Scaring your childrne under the guise of humor Is unacceptable

Proverbs 26:18–19 (KJV) states: "As a mad man who casteth firebrands, arrows, and death, So is the man that deceiveth his neighbour, and saith, Am not I in sport?"

You are deceiving your own CHILDREN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Principle: Labeling something as a joke does not justify harmful or negligent actions.

Matthew 18:6 warns: "But whoso shall offend one of these little ones which believe in me, it were better for him that a milestone were hanged about his neck, and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea."

In verse 6, Jesus delivers a grave warning against harming the spiritual foundation of those connected to Him, particularly children and vulnerable individuals. Though the passage uses a child as the primary example, this warning applies universally to all believers susceptible to spiritual harm.

This applies especially to children and those in vulnerable positions. The passage references a child as an illustration, but the caution encompasses all believers who face the risk of spiritual deception.

You are opening your children to a spirit called MARE

The Spirit of Mare (NightMare Spirit) is a demon spirit from ancient folklore that causes terrifying dreams, nighttime fear, feelings of oppression, and sleep disturbances.

It is traditionally associated with nightmares, sleep paralysis, anxiety, and the sensation of an unseen presence.

Though the Bible does not identify this demon called Mare. These experiences can also have natural psychological or medical explanations as well.

Some will toss this out because of their lack of belief, but if you have any love for your CHILD please stop this trend....

IT CAN TURN OUT REALLY BAD FOR YOUR CHILDREN & THEIR FUTURE!

10/06/2026

🚀 Does your child love STEM, solving problems, creating, and thinking outside the box?

We are building the STEM Innovation Team for students in grades 3–12 who are interested in exploring STEM at a deeper level and taking their ideas to the next level.

Students will have opportunities to explore, research, create, solve, compete, and make an impact while developing real-world skills and building their experience.

If your student is ready to be part of something innovative, join the interest list!

📲 Scan the QR code on the flyer to complete the interest form.

STEM is more than a subject. It is a way to turn ideas into solutions. 🚀

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10/05/2026

I am a Priest, a Power Priest...

And because I am a priest, I understand that fire is not optional.

Leviticus 6:12–13 says:

“The fire on the altar must be kept burning; it must not go out. Every morning the priest is to add firewood and arrange the burnt offering on the fire and burn the fat of the fellowship offerings on it. The fire must be kept burning on the altar continuously; it must not go out.” Leviticus 6:12–13 (NIV)

This is not merely a picture of an Old Testament altar. It is a picture of priestly responsibility.

The priest did not create the fire, but the priest was responsible for tending it.

That distinction matters.

God provides the fire. God provides the sacrifice. God provides the cleansing. God provides the power. But the priest must still show up, add the wood, arrange the offering, remove what does not belong, and make certain the flame does not die.

That is the posture of a Power Priest.

We do not live from yesterday’s fire.

We do not assume that because God moved before, we can neglect the altar today. Leviticus says, “Every morning the priest is to add firewood.” Every morning. There is fresh responsibility attached to fresh fire.

There must be fresh prayer.
Fresh surrender.
Fresh consecration.
Fresh obedience.
Fresh repentance.
Fresh worship.

The fire must be kept burning.

And then Isaiah gives us another powerful picture of what happens when the fire of God comes close.

Isaiah 6:6–7 says that one of the seraphim flew to Isaiah with a live coal taken from the altar and touched his mouth with it. Then he declared that Isaiah’s guilt was taken away and his sin atoned for.

The coal came from the altar.

That means the same altar that carries sacrifice also carries cleansing.

Before Isaiah could fully step into the assignment of “Here am I. Send me,” God dealt with the place connected to his voice.

His lips.
His speech.
His confession.
His agreement.
His vessel.

The coal did not come to destroy Isaiah. It came to purify him.

That is important because sometimes we misunderstand the fire of God. We think every uncomfortable season is punishment. We resist the heat because we do not recognize that God may be purifying the very thing He intends to use.

The live coal reveals that God has made a way for guilt and sin to be removed. The altar points us ultimately to Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. We are not cleansed by our ability to perfect ourselves. We are cleansed because God Himself provided the sacrifice.

But cleansing still demands surrender.

There are moments when God will put His finger on our speech before He enlarges our influence.

Before He amplifies the voice, He purifies the vessel.

Before He entrusts us with nations, rooms, platforms, ministries, businesses, families, or generations, He deals with what is coming out of our mouths.

Because a priest cannot tend holy fire while speaking from an unhealed place.

We cannot carry the language of the Kingdom while continually agreeing with fear, offense, insecurity, bitterness, jealousy, pride, gossip, self-rejection, or unbelief.

Some things have to touch the coal.
Some conversations have to touch the coal.
Some attitudes have to touch the coal.
Some opinions have to touch the coal.
Some wounds that have been talking for us have to touch the coal.
Some things we learned to say in survival cannot go with us into assignment.

And notice where the coal came from: the altar.

This means purification and sustained fire are connected.

The priest of Leviticus tends the altar continually, and the prophet of Isaiah is cleansed by what comes from that altar.

One passage asks, Will you keep the fire burning?

The other asks, Will you allow the fire to touch you?

That is the life of the Power Priest.

We tend the fire, and we submit to the fire.

We guard the altar, and we allow the altar to guard us.

We pray for others, but we also remain prayerful about ourselves.

We intercede for cities, families, ministries, and nations, while still saying, “Lord, search me. Cleanse me. Correct me. Purify my motives. Purify my mouth. Purify my heart.”

Because the greatest danger is not that there will be no fire.

The danger is becoming so familiar with the altar that we stop allowing the fire to work on us.

Leviticus 6:12–13 reminds us that the fire must remain active.

There can be no neglected altar.

No cold altar.
No mute Priests
No altar living off ashes from a former move of God.

The priest adds wood.

That means we intentionally give the fire something to consume.

We bring our worship.
We bring our obedience.
We bring our time.
We bring our appetites.
We bring our plans.
We bring our pride.
We bring our disappointment.
We bring our mouths.
We bring ourselves.

And we say, “Lord, keep the fire burning in me.”

Power Priest, the assignment is not simply to carry fire into a room.

The assignment is to become a keeper of the flame.

Tend your altar.

Watch your words.

Guard your heart.

Return every morning.

Add the wood.

Arrange the sacrifice.

Let the coal touch whatever needs cleansing.

And when God asks, “Whom shall I send?” may He find a priest whose fire is still burning, whose lips have been purified, and whose heart is ready to answer:

Here am I. Send me.

Because I am a Priest.

A Power Priest.

And the fire on the altar must be kept burning. It must not go out.

Power Priest Prayer Ministry
Transformation Ministries Global

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