Healing Touch Ministries, Inc. - Evangelist Reneé Moore

06/05/2026

Two years ago I heard the Lord say “I'm sending my plumb line.” Since then there has been an undeniable shaking. But what if the plumbline has come to get us ready for an end time revival? Ready to preach this one. 🔥

05/29/2026

🚨 THE DANGER OF A SECOND VOICE

First Kings 13 records one of the most intriguing stories in Scripture.

A young, unnamed prophet arrives from Judah carrying a powerful word from God. He confronts a wicked king named Jeroboam and delivers one of the most remarkable prophecies in the Old Testament.

His prophecy is accurate.
His ministry is powerful.
His courage is unquestionable.

Yet before the chapter ends, he is dead.

Before he ever left Judah, God gave him specific instructions:

“Eat no bread, drink no water, nor return by the same way that you came.” (1 Kings 13:9)

The assignment was not complete when he delivered the prophecy. The assignment included obedience after the prophecy.

How often do we celebrate prophetic words while ignoring prophetic instruction? This will always invite trouble.

An older prophet hears what happened and seeks out the younger prophet.

“Come home with me and eat bread.”

The younger prophet answered correctly: “I cannot return with you… for it was said to me by the word of the Lord.”

At this point he is standing firm.

Then comes the deception:

“I am a prophet also, and an angel spoke to me by the word of the Lord…”

But Scripture says: “He lied to him.”

The younger prophet abandoned a direct word from God because someone else claimed to have a newer word.

Selah. Read that again.

Why would God judge the younger prophet when the older prophet was the liar?

Because the younger prophet was responsible for the revelation God had personally given him.

The issue was not deception.

The issue was disobedience.

He possessed firsthand revelation but exchanged it for secondhand revelation.

This is the danger of a second voice.

The greatest danger is often not obvious evil. It is spiritual-sounding deception.

The old prophet had credentials.
He had experience.
He had influence.

But a title, platform, or huge following must never override what God has already spoken.

This prophet started well.
He heard God accurately.
He spoke boldly.
He worked miracles.

But he did not finish well.

The tragedy of 1 Kings 13 is not that the prophet failed to hear God.

He heard God correctly.

His downfall came because he listened to another voice after God had already spoken.

The enemy could not stop his prophecy.

The enemy could not silence his courage.

The enemy could not prevent the miracle.

So the enemy simply introduced another voice.

I believe this chapter speaks directly to some of the dangers surrounding the modern prophetic movement.

Let me be clear: prophecy is a gift to the Church.

Paul said:
“Do not despise prophecies. Test all things; hold fast what is good.”

The answer to abuse is not abandonment. The answer is biblical discernment.

Today many believers are moving from conference to conference, prophet to prophet, podcast to podcast, searching for a fresh word while neglecting the Word God has already given. 📖

The young prophet’s problem was not a lack of revelation. His problem was a lack of confidence in the revelation he already possessed.

Sometimes people seek a new word because they do not like the old one.

Many know what every famous prophetic voice is saying about America, revival, politics, the next election cycle, but they do not know what God is saying to them through Scripture and prayer.

The prophetic was never intended to replace intimacy with God.

The danger of a second voice is this: The old prophet’s deception came wrapped in spiritual language:

“An angel spoke to me.”

Not every claim of “being from God” is actually from God.

The younger prophet became impressed by the messenger and stopped evaluating the message.

That is still happening today.

Some Christians have become more loyal to prophetic personalities than they are to Scripture.

The Church desperately needs genuine prophetic ministry.

But there is a difference between a prophetic culture and the prophetic circus.

A prophetic culture exalts Jesus.
The prophetic circus exalts personalities.

A prophetic culture produces maturity.
The prophetic circus produces dependency.

A prophetic culture points people to Scripture.
The prophetic circus points people to the next conference.

The younger prophet’s protection was not another prophecy. It was obedience to the word he had already received from God.

And perhaps that is the message the modern Church needs to hear:

When God has spoken, every other voice must be tested against the voice that spoke first.

In a generation filled with influencers, podcasts, YouTube prophets, reels, and endless opinions, the greatest spiritual skill may not be listening for another voice. It may be having the courage to remain faithful to the voice that has already spoken.

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05/29/2026

God is moving and doing great things! Love testimonies like this.

That feeling on Monday when the effects of Sundays services are still strong! My my what a service we had yesterday at Redemption!

There was a moment where I experienced a love and unity, that I had not seen nor experienced in a long long time!

Look what the Lord has done! The enemy did what he could, but the Lord has used it for good!

05/22/2026

📝 Recently, in my devotion time, the Lord has been spotlighting, seemingly obscure people in scripture who exemplify faithfulness.

One of those is a man named Machir - son of Ammiel.

Machir appears only a few times in Scripture, but every time he appears, he is helping hurting people survive difficult seasons. Whether it be a crippled boy in Lodebar or an exhausted king dealing with family betrayal.

We first see him in 2 Samuel 9.

Saul’s dynasty has collapsed…
Jonathan is dead, .…Mephibosheth, Jonathan’s young son, has been:

• dropped,
• crippled,
• displaced,
• and forgotten… living in a desolate land called Lodebar - in “the house of Machir.”

I’ve preached from this passage, literally dozens of times, but that verse hit differently today.

Machir opened his house and made room for the broken.

Some people see brokenness as a burden. But the ministry of Machir sees it as a beautiful responsibility.

Before David restored Mephibosheth publicly, and gave him a seat at his table, somebody had to preserve him privately.

Both ministries matter!

The only reason some of us are still alive spiritually is someone quietly “made room” for us during our most painful season.

Never underestimate the ministry of kindness.

Not everybody needs a sermon.

Sometimes people need someone who refuse to let them die in Lo-debar.

🔸 Years later, the story shifts.

Now it is David, who is:

• broken,
• exhausted,
• humiliated,
• and fleeing Jerusalem during Absalom’s rebellion.

And guess who appears again?
- Machir

Not with an agenda.
Not for applause.

But with:
• beds,
• bread,
• basins,
• provision,
• and refreshment.

The ministry of Machir understands even kings get weary! And sometimes the most spiritual thing you can do is provide refreshment for people who are exhausted.

Machir’s ministry was not flashy.

It was private.

- encouraging the discouraged
- refreshing the weary
- helping wounded people survive until restoration comes.

He never wore a crown…
but he ministered to royalty and strengthened those who did.

You may never stand behind a pulpit– but what if your encouragement kept a preacher from quitting?

What if your smallest kindness kept someone alive spiritually?

What if giving someone a seat at your table became a bridge out of brokenness back into their destiny?

Machir lived in obscurity.

No spotlight.
No throne.
No fame.

But Heaven measures success differently.

History may never remember the people who held you together in your wilderness season…

But Heaven never forgets the ministry of Machir.

Lord, give me the ministry of Machir!

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05/18/2026

This morning in my devotions, I kept seeing the “men of Jabesh-gilead” mentioned in Scripture. Upon closer examination, they teach us something that feels extremely rare today - LOYALTY!

When their city was under great attack, Saul came and rescued them (1 Samuel 11). Decades later, after Saul died and his body was publicly dishonored by the Philistines, the men of Jabesh-gilead risked their own lives to recover his body and give him a proper burial (1 Samuel 31).

Why would they do that after Saul had failed so greatly?

Because loyal people remember who stood by them in their darkest hour.

We seem to live in a culture where genuine loyalty is no where to be found. When people struggle, fail, or can no longer offer something beneficial to us in return, they are often canceled, discarded, replaced, and soon forgotten.

The men of Jabesh-gilead did not honor Saul because he finished perfectly. They honored him because grateful people remember mercy.

While loyalty seems to be a lost art and faithful people a rarity, I believe Heaven still takes note.

“May the Lord be loyal to you in return and reward you with His unfailing love.” 2 Samuel 2:6

05/16/2026

I have GREAT expectation for what God is going to do in these upcoming meetings.

🗓 June 28, July 19, & August 23 are available.

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05/14/2026

My favorite part of ministry is ALTAR ministry. Time at the altar still matters! It's not outdated. Lives are still changed by an encounter with HIS presence. Don't forsake the altar.

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05/07/2026

A WORD OF CAUTION:

Be careful with the things that may be coming out soon. Many times, curiosity turns into an unhealthy preoccupation and can inadvertently open a door to things that are not of God in your life.

Keep your face in the Book. Be not deceived. And give no place to the devil.

05/06/2026

“DISCLOSURE IS COMING” they say.

Beware: In the last days, not everything supernatural will be holy, and not every voice will be truth.

We are entering an hour where deception will look convincing. Intelligent. Popular. Even spiritual.

🚨Discernment will be necessary!

We must know the Word, recognize the voice of the Holy Spirit, and test every spirit against Truth. 📖

In a generation flooded with information, much of it false, discernment will be one of the greatest gifts that believers must possess.

“Take heed that no man deceive you.” ~ JESUS

Ask for discernment! 🙏

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03/04/2024