Disciples of Christ Outreach Ministries International Oklahoma city

06/22/2026

Please join me in prayer for Sister Donna Fields(Egypt) A great praise Dance instructor.

Father, in the name of Jesus, we come boldly before Your throne on behalf of Your daughter, Sister Donna.

You know her. You formed her. You redeemed her. You sealed her with Your Spirit. And today, we stand in agreement for total healing — body, soul, and spirit.

Lord, we speak to every system, every organ, every cell in Donna’s body.

We command her body to align with the will of God.

Every organ — be restored.
Every tissue — be strengthened.
Every ligament — be renewed.
Every joint — be lubricated and healed.
Eyes — see clearly.
Hands — function with strength.
Feet — walk in stability and power.

By the stripes of Jesus, she is healed.

Healing in Her Spirit and Soul
Father, release her from every spiritual weight, every mental burden, every emotional heaviness.

Holy Spirit breathe peace into her mind, courage into her heart, and strength into her spirit.

Break every chain of fear.
Break every whisper of doubt.
Break every assignment of the enemy.

Let her walk in the freedom Jesus purchased for her.

Lord, remind Donna of who she is:

She is an overcomer.
She is a blood-bought daughter.
She is covered, protected, and empowered.
She has authority over serpents and scorpions.
No deadly thing shall harm her.
The enemy is under her feet.

Let this truth rise up in her spirit like fire.
We declare a release over her mind clarity, peace, and rest.
We declare a release over her body healing, strength, and restoration.
We declare a release over her spirit joy, confidence, and victory.

Every chain broken
Every burden lifted
Every attack failed
Every promise God made stands.

In Jesus’ mighty name — Amen.

06/22/2026

Something Simple

My Opinion

To those who voted to keep Oklahoma’s minimum wage where it is,

I hope you’ll take a moment to consider what that decision meant to the people who keep this state running.

For many hardworking families, it wasn’t just a policy choice — it felt like a dismissal of their effort and their struggle.

It sent a message, and for countless Oklahomans who show up every day doing their best, that message landed like a slap in the face.

Oklahoma already ranks near the bottom in education, and now we’ve chosen to remain near the bottom in wages as well. Meanwhile, the cost of living continues to rise. Eggs cost more. Gas costs more. Rent costs more. Everything costs more — except the value placed on the people doing the work.

I understand the concerns about small businesses and the challenges they face. But struggle should lead to creativity and innovation, not to hold workers down.

Fair wages and strong communities are not enemies; they strengthen one another. When families have stability, children thrive, neighborhoods improve, and local economies grow.

The truth is simple: keeping wages low doesn’t reduce government assistance — it increases the need for it. Prices will rise regardless. Low wages trap people in cycles they cannot climb out of, no matter how hard they work or how many hours they put in. Antiquated wages don’t reward effort; they punish it.

To every worker who feels unseen, unheard, and unappreciated — you deserve better. Your labor matters. Your dignity matters. And your fight for a fair chance at a stable life is not over.

And to the Oklahoma leaders who advocated to keep wages from increasing: many working families needed more from you. Decisions like this shape real lives, real households, and real futures.

The people who labor every day deserve policies that reflect their worth, not ones that leave them further behind.

Pastor Wiggins

06/21/2026

06/19/2026

Something Simple
Good Morning,

If you're interested Read Isaiah chapter 1

Israel in Isaiah 1 vs. America Today (With Scriptural References)

ISRAEL IN ISAIAH 1 —
Blessed, but drifting from God
“I have nourished and brought up children, and they have rebelled against Me.” — Isaiah 1:2

Spiritually blind despite spiritual heritage
“Israel does not know, My people do not consider.” — Isaiah 1:3

Moral and national sickness
“The whole head is sick, and the whole heart faint.” — Isaiah 1:5–6

Empty religious activity
“I cannot endure iniquity and the sacred meeting.” — Isaiah 1:13–14

Injustice and corrupt leadership
“Your princes are rebellious and companions of thieves.” — Isaiah 1:23

Call to repentance and justice
“Wash yourselves… seek justice, rebuke the oppressor.” — Isaiah 1:16–17

Promise of cleansing and restoration
“Though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be white as snow.” — Isaiah 1:18

AMERICA TODAY — PARALLEL PATTERNS
(Not prophecy — pattern.)

Blessed but drifting spiritually
Like Israel, America has enjoyed God’s favor yet is turning from Him (Isaiah 1:2).

Spiritual forgetfulness despite spiritual heritage
Many know about God but do not “consider” Him (Isaiah 1:3).

Moral and cultural sickness
Rising violence, addiction, division, and confusion mirror Isaiah 1:5–6.

Religious activity without transformation
Churches are active, but many hearts are lukewarm (Isaiah 1:13–14).

Leadership crises and injustice
Corruption, exploitation, and social inequity echo Isaiah 1:23.

Call to repentance and righteousness

God still calls America to “seek justice” and “do good” (Isaiah 1:16–17).

Hope for cleansing and renewal
God still offers mercy: “white as snow” (Isaiah 1:18).

Israel’s condition in Isaiah 1 is a spiritual mirror for America today — revealing the same drift, the same warning, and the same invitation to return to God.

My thoughts. We need to return to the Gospel and repentance

06/18/2026

Something Simple

When you want an answer from God, you position yourself to hear.

1. Go to the Word — because God never contradicts Himself

If you want God’s voice, start with God’s Word.
Scripture is the safest, clearest, and most consistent place He speaks.

Often the answer is already written — you just need the Holy Spirit to highlight it.

2. Go to prayer — not to talk, but to listen
Most people pray to speak.
But answers come when you pray to hear.

After you pray, sit still.
Quiet your mind.
Let your spirit settle.
God speaks into stillness, not noise.

3. Go to peace — because peace is God’s confirmation
God’s answers are often not sentences…
They are peace, clarity, or conviction.

If you feel:
peace= God is saying yes
no peace= God is saying wait or not this way
conviction = God is redirecting you

Peace is one of the Holy Spirit’s loudest voices.

4. Go to obedience — because God speaks to movers, not sitters
Sometimes God doesn’t answer because He’s waiting on you to obey the last thing He told you.

Revelation follows obedience.
Direction follows movement.
Clarity follows surrender.

The posture that unlocks answers
If you want God to speak, come to Him with:

An open Bible
An open heart
A quiet spirit
A surrendered will

God speaks most clearly to the heart that says:

“Lord, whatever You say, I’m willing.”

Much Love the answer is in the way.
"Stay on the Wall"

06/18/2026

Good Morning,
Praying for Josh Foster son of Brother Foster today asking God to guide the surgeons, steady every hand, and bring him through with full healing. Standing with you and Bro. Foster.

In Jesus name

06/10/2026

Something Simple

Good Morning,

A Question for all of us Church Folks

What kind of faith do we really have?

Is it saving faith…
or surface‑level belief?

Because the Bible makes a distinction.

Saving Faith;
Saving faith is not just “believing in God.” The Jews believed in God but they did not believe the gospel.

Saving faith includes believing:

- in the death of Jesus for our sins
- in the burial of Jesus
- in the resurrection of Jesus
- in the blood of Jesus that justifies us

And saving faith has a certain character; it is:

- Deep‑rooted
- Fully persuaded
- Tested and proven
- Enduring under pressure

This is the kind of faith God counts as righteousness.

Surface Belief
Surface belief looks real for a moment but it has no root.

Surface belief is:

- emotional
- temporary
- shallow
- rootless
- easily shaken
- quick to die under pressure

Jesus said these are the ones who “believe for a while” but fall away when life gets hard.

The Question Still Stands

What kind of faith do we have?

Saving faith; rooted, persuaded, anchored in the gospel?

Or surface belief; emotional, shallow, and unable to endure?

Much Love, and please "Stay on the Wall"

06/09/2026

Something Simple

GRACE IS STILL CALLING

Grace doesn’t retire.
Grace doesn’t run out.
Grace doesn’t get tired of reaching for you.

Grace doesn’t check your record
Grace checks your need.

Grace doesn’t ask, “What did you do?”
Grace asks, “Where are you?”

Grace doesn’t wait for you to get yourself together
Grace comes looking for you while you’re still broken.

Grace is not a moment.
Grace is a movement.
Grace is not an event.
Grace is a pursuit.
Grace is not a second chance.
Grace is another chance after that.

And hear this with conviction and joy:

“The sufficient Grace is waiting on you
to accept the sufficiency.”

Much Love
2Cor.12:9