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06/15/2026

FOR EVERYONE WHO IS OR HAS GOTTEN CAUGHT UP IN THIS WORLD OF VIRTUAL REALITY....YOU CAN LOOK THIS UP FOR YOURSELF.

VIRTUAL REALITY:
Virtual reality (VR) is an immersive, computer-generated digital environment that completely blocks out the real world.

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE:
Artificial intelligence (AI) is the development of computer systems capable of performing complex tasks that typically require human intellect, such as reasoning, learning from data, and problem-solving.
DO YOU REALIZE THIS IS WHAT HAS BEEN PROPHESIED FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS THAT WOULD COME! A BEAST SYSTEM THAT WOULD FOOL THE WORLD!!!

BANKS ARE ALL TURNING TO IT. EVERYONE IS TURNING TO IT.

A "REALITY" A SYSTEM THAT BY DEFINITION IS A LIE, NOT REAL, !

THIS Has been warned and Prophesied about for Thousands of years. A BEAST SYSTEM THAT THE WORLD WOULD FOLLOW! A FAKE ARTIFICIAL GOD THAT THOSE OF THE WORLD WOULD FOLLOW INSTEAD OF GOD!!!!

Romans 1:24-32 NLT
[24] So God abandoned them to do whatever shameful things their hearts desired. As a result, they did vile and degrading things with each other’s bodies. [25] THEY TRADED THE TRUTH ABOUT GOD FOR A LIE. So they worshiped and served the things God created instead of the Creator himself, who is worthy of eternal praise! Amen.

[26] That is why God abandoned them to their shameful desires. Even the women turned against the natural way to have s*x and instead indulged in s*x with each other.
[28] Since they thought it foolish to acknowledge God, he abandoned them to their foolish thinking and let them do things that should never be done.....

AND THE WORLD HAS SWOLLOWED THIS LIE, HOOK, LINE AND SINKER!!!

They will
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So God abandoned them to do whatever shameful things their hearts desired. As a result, they did vile and degrading things with each other’s bodies. They traded the truth about God for a lie. So they

06/04/2026

AND HE HASN'T!!! Many Others have. 35 Years ago, He Said "Take My Hand, I Will Lead You And I Will Teach You..." I Did And He Has!!!
Pastor Jeff Honeycutt

THE NEVER-FORSAKING GOD
By Oswald Chambers
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He Himself has said, “I will never leave you nor forsake you.” —Hebrews 13:5

What line of thinking do my thoughts take? Do I turn to what God says or to my own fears? Am I simply repeating what God says, or am I learning to truly hear Him and then to respond after I have heard what He says? “For He Himself has said, ‘I will never leave you nor forsake you.’ So we may boldly say: ‘The Lord is my helper; I will not fear. What can man do to me?’ ” (Hebrews 13:5-6).

“I will never leave you…”— not for any reason; not my sin, selfishness, stubbornness, nor waywardness. Have I really let God say to me that He will never leave me? If I have not truly heard this assurance of God, then let me listen again.

“I will never…forsake you.” Sometimes it is not the difficulty of life but the drudgery of it that makes me think God will forsake me. When there is no major difficulty to overcome, no vision from God, nothing wonderful or beautiful— just the everyday activities of life— do I hear God’s assurance even in these?

We have the idea that God is going to do some exceptional thing— that He is preparing and equipping us for some extraordinary work in the future. But as we grow in His grace we find that God is glorifying Himself here and now, at this very moment. If we have God’s assurance behind us, the most amazing strength becomes ours, and we learn to sing, glorifying Him even in the ordinary days and ways of life.

2 Chronicles 21-22; John 14

Wisdom from Oswald
To those who have had no agony Jesus says, “I have nothing for you; stand on your own feet, square your own shoulders. I have come for the man who knows he has a bigger handful than he can cope with, who knows there are forces he cannot touch; I will do everything for him if he will let Me. Only let a man grant he needs it, and I will do it for him.”

05/06/2026

PRAYERS OF THE SAINTS. We Covet Your Prayers Just as Paul asked!
Pastor Jeff Honeycutt

Helpers in Prayer
May 6, 2026

by David Wilkerson

Paul was so conscious of his need for the prayers of the saints that he pleaded for prayer helpers everywhere. He begged the Romans, “Now I beg you, brethren, through the Lord Jesus Christ, and through the love of the Spirit, that you strive together with me in prayers to God for me, that I may be delivered…” (Romans 15:30-31, NKJV). He also said to the Thessalonians, “Brethren, pray for us” (1 Thessalonians 5:25).

In Greek, the word for strive here means to “struggle with me as a partner in prayer; wrestle for me in prayer.” Paul was not asking for a quick mention in prayer. He was pleading, “Fight for me in prayer. Do spiritual battle, both for my sake and the sake of the gospel.”

When Paul was in prison, ready to lay down his life, he urged the Philippians to pray for him: “For I know that this will turn out for my deliverance through your prayer and the supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ” (Philippians 1:19). Paul knew he was a marked man, that Satan’s hordes were bent on destroying him; and so it is with every true minister of the gospel. Every pastor, preacher, and evangelist needs helpers in prayer who will continually intercede on their behalf.

I am thankful for the prayer helpers who stood with me over the years. I was reminded of this while in Europe conducting ministers’ conferences and nightly crusades. Everyone worried about the crusade, wondering, “Can it be done?” France was rampant with skepticism, atheism, agnosticism, and unbelief. The kind of meeting we planned to hold had never been attempted.

Amazingly, thousands gathered, but I began to feel helpless. I didn’t know what to preach because none of the messages I had outlined seemed to fit. My interpreter and I had reviewed some notes beforehand, but I wasn’t sure they were right for the meeting. I warned him, “I’m not sure what I’m going to say.”

However, when I stepped up to the podium, the Spirit fell on me powerfully. I sensed the prayers of thousands of saints supporting me, and the Holy Ghost filled my mouth. I preached for forty minutes, and the entire time you could hear a pin drop. When I finished, I simply said, “If you need Jesus, please come forward.” Hundreds of people leapt to their feet in response.

Praise God! The entire time, I was being carried by the prayers of a multitude of people.

04/19/2026

Beware of the Least Likely Temptation
By Oswald Chambers
April 19

Joab had defected to Adonijah, though he had not defected to Absalom. —1 Kings 2:28

Joab withstood the greatest test of his life, remaining absolutely loyal to David by not turning to follow after the fascinating and ambitious Absalom. Yet toward the end of his life he turned to follow after the weak and cowardly Adonijah. Always remain alert to the fact that where one person has turned back is exactly where anyone may be tempted to turn back (see 1 Corinthians 10:11-13). You may have just victoriously gone through a great crisis, but now be alert about the things that may appear to be the least likely to tempt you. Beware of thinking that the areas of your life where you have experienced victory in the past are now the least likely to cause you to stumble and fall.

We are apt to say, “It is not at all likely that having been through the greatest crisis of my life I would now turn back to the things of the world.” Do not try to predict where the temptation will come; it is the least likely thing that is the real danger. It is in the aftermath of a great spiritual event that the least likely things begin to have an effect. They may not be forceful and dominant, but they are there. And if you are not careful to be forewarned, they will trip you. You have remained true to God under great and intense trials— now beware of the undercurrent. Do not be abnormally examining your inner self, looking forward with dread, but stay alert; keep your memory sharp before God. Unguarded strength is actually a double weakness, because that is where the least likely temptations will be effective in sapping strength. The Bible characters stumbled over their strong points, never their weak ones.

“…kept by the power of God…”— that is the only safety. (1 Peter 1:5).

2 Samuel 6-8; Luke 15:1-10

Wisdom from Oswald
Awe is the condition of a man’s spirit realizing Who God is and what He has done for him personally. Our Lord emphasizes the attitude of a child; no attitude can express such solemn awe and familiarity as that of a child.

04/11/2026

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04/10/2026

Don't Go Back to Egypt
April 10, 2026

by Gary Wilkerson

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Abraham did amazing exploits as God led him into the fullness of his blessing. When circumstances turned bad, though, Abraham lost his focus on God’s glory. He turned instead to his own resources. “Now there was a famine in the land. So Abram went down to Egypt to sojourn there, for the famine was severe in the land” (Genesis 12:10, ESV).

The story makes clear that Egypt was the last place Abraham should have gone. Along the way he put his wife in jeopardy; he lost her to a hostile king for a season, and he lied and manipulated things to save himself. This man had trusted God wholly up to that point, so why didn’t he trust God to see him through his difficulty?

Maybe similar things happen in your crises. When life gets hard—in your finances, your health, your family—do you keep your eyes fixed on God’s glory through it all? If you’ve ever “gone to Egypt” for help in such times, you know how lifeless an effort it can be. Often it complicates the problem, adding shame and despair to your burdens.

My point is this: Our separateness from the world doesn’t happen through our efforts or abilities. It happens through a revelation of God, and his glory remains with us even in our hard times. Consider the prophet Isaiah. When he entered the temple, he saw the glory of God. “In the year that King Uzziah died I saw the Lord sitting upon a throne, high and lifted up; and the train of his robe filled the temple” (Isaiah 6:1). That holy sight sent Isaiah face down on the floor in humble awe. “And I said: ‘Woe is me! For I am lost; for I am a man of unclean lips, and I dwell in the midst of a people of unclean lips; for my eyes have seen the King, the Lord of hosts!’” (Isaiah 6:5).

At that moment, Isaiah recognized God’s separateness. The Lord told him, “I have separated you for my holy purposes. I am sending you to preach my Word to a corrupt people. They will resist you, but you’ll be able to endure it because you have seen my glory.”

Like Isaiah, we won’t ‘go to Egypt’ when times are tough or the world turns on us when we have truly seen the nature of the God who has called us.