STEPHEN JOHN

On December 31st, my prayer team and I decided to fast and pray to thank God for his protection and faithfulness in the year 2021. Around 12 p.m., the Lord spoke to me about a certain Bible text. The same is being published as my second blog article for the year 2022. This article is a follow-up to the one I published on January 1, 2022. In the coming blog articles, we will see a lot of posts about this topic. I finished Revelation's 22 chapters by December 22nd (one chapter per day from the book of Revelation), and I've been reading the 22nd chapter daily since December 23rd until December 31st. I didn't understand why the Holy Spirit made me read the same chapter every day, but I persisted because the Spirit will not lead us astray. I knew there had to be a reason, so I read the chapter every day. And on the last day of the year 2021, God revealed to me a word from this very chapter, which will set the course for the year 2022. Why am I telling you about this? When yo...

It's the New Year! My friend, God delights in blessing you. Behold, I make all things new - Revelation 21:5 God has placed this verse on my heart, and the spirit has revealed to me that this year will be different because He will do new things. Whatever the situation, come to the Lord in the hope that he will perform a miracle (I'm not talking about material blessings, but you may rest assured that he will meet all of your needs according to his riches— Philippians 4:19 ) this year. God might give you a new anointing, a new heart, a new mind, new ideas, fresh perspective, and new revelation as the new thing. Take a close look at the text; the speaker is the one who sits on the Throne. This is God himself speaking. When God speaks, we must pay close attention to what he has to say. Behold, he says. Behold is a verb that means "to look at" or "to observe." Spending time in prayer, getting into his presence, reading the Bible, and waiting on him ar...