God is raising a new kind of leader—formed in the hidden place, fathered through hardship, and appointed like Jeremiah to speak with authority in a time of great transition. This article explores how heritage, character, and true spiritual maturity shape those whom God sets over nations and kingdoms for such a time as this.
Believers are called to serve as priests and kings—worshipping God and stewarding His rule in everyday life. This article explores the Seven Mountains of Influence—family, spirituality, business, government, education, media, and arts—and shows how Christians can carry Kingdom values into each sphere for lasting cultural transformation.
Every kingdom must be properly governed to reflect the nature and intention of its King. Just as earthly administrations ensure order and service to their citizens, the Kingdom of God operates by divine principles that promote righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit.
Spiritual fatherhood is a divine pattern of mentorship, guidance, and love. In Scripture and throughout church history, mature men and women of faith have walked beside the younger generation—imparting wisdom, correction, and encouragement.
Across the world, whispers of spiritual revival are stirring again. Not the manufactured hype of a passing movement, but a genuine spiritual awakening hunger—especially among the young—for something real. Many are quietly asking: “Is God moving again in our generation?”
Back around the year 2000 I was privileged to hear an excellent word being ministered about the River Jordan. From that time on during various seasons of my life, just before I awake out of my sleep I heard that small still voice.
