The Kingdom of God is not governed by outward systems, human regulation, or religious performance. It is not confined to what you eat, what you wear, or how you appear before others, thought these things are not irrelevant. The Kingdom is invisible in origin but undeniable in manifestation because it is God reigning through a yielded life by His Spirit. That means what God is establishing in this hour cannot be measured by external standards, because it is being birthed internally and expressed supernaturally. Where religion has tried to control behavior, the Holy Spirit is now transforming nature. This is what is necessary for transformation. When men have emphasized form, God is restoring substance and righteousness that aligns you, the peace of God that stabilizes you, and joy in the Holy Ghost that sustains you. “Stop looking for the Kingdom of God in systems and recognize it in His Spirit within you.” The power, wisdom, and strength of God is being enlarged within you, maximizing his capacity in you to make a greater impact on humankind. For even now, there is a divine recalibration taking place and you are forever delivered from the pressure to perform and invited into the power to become. Righteousness is not something you strive to achieve; it is the position you stand in. This is the place where we can declare the Word of God and the power of God that causes deaf and uncircumcised ears to hear. Peace is not the absence of chaos; it is your authority during it to discern it and regulate it. And joy is not emotional fluctuation; it is kingdom strength that cannot be shaken. You are a tree planted by the rivers of water so you cannot be moved. This is the power in which you minister to others because they need to be anchored in strength which they do not have so they need yours. So be encouraged: what God is doing in you is greater than what is happening around you. Amen! His reign is rising in your heart, and as His Spirit governs you, your life will become the evidence that the Kingdom of God is not coming, it is already here, alive, and advancing within you. Arise Oh Lord and demonstrate your power.

The statement “Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated” appears in Malachi 1:2–3 and is later quoted by Paul the Apostle in Epistle to the Romans 9:13 as he addresses the mystery of God’s sovereign purposes. The immediate question Paul raises is: “Is there unrighteousness with God? God forbid” (Romans 9:14, KJV). Biblically and theologically, the language of “love” and “hate” in Hebrew covenantal context often refers not primarily to emotional hostility but to election versus rejection in regard to covenantal purpose. This is seen earlier when God chose Jacob over Esau before they were born (Romans 9:11), “that the purpose of God according to election might stand, not of works, but of him that calleth.” The prophetic foundation for this choice begins in Book of Genesis 25:23, where the Lord told Rebekah: “Two nations are in thy womb… and the elder shall serve the younger.” Thus, the statement in Malachi is not merely about two individuals but about two covenantal destinies, Israel through Jacob and Edom through Esau. God’s love for Jacob represents the channel through which the covenant promises, the Messiah, and redemption history would flow. Theologically, Paul’s argument in Romans 9 is not that God arbitrarily condemns people, but that God’s redemptive plan originates in His sovereign foreknowledge and mercy. Scripture repeatedly affirms that God “declares the end from the beginning” (Book of Isaiah 46:10). Because He searches the heart (Book of Jeremiah 17:10), His election is never unjust; it is perfectly aligned with His omniscient knowledge of character, destiny, and covenant purpose. Esau, as revealed later in Genesis 25:34 and Hebrews 12:16, despised his birthright and demonstrated a disposition that did not value the covenant promises. Jacob, though imperfect, hungered for the blessing and wrestled for it (Genesis 32:24–30). From a Wesleyan perspective, this passage highlights not fatalistic predestination but God’s sovereign initiative interacting with human response God chooses the vessel through whom His covenant moves forward, yet individuals remain morally responsible for their hearts.

God, Breathe on Us — Part I: The Apostolic Beginning of a New Humanity “And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.” — Genesis 2:7 (KJV) “And when He had said this, He breathed on them, and saith unto them, Receive ye the Holy Ghost.” — John 20:22 (KJV) This celebration we are in is not about inspiration, this is impartation. The same God who breathed into Adam to initiate creation now breathes through Christ to inaugurate a new humanity. This is not the continuation of Adam’s line; it is the introduction of Christ’s order. The first man received breath and became living; the last Adam releases breath and makes men life-giving. Amen!! As it is written, “The first man Adam was made a living soul; the last Adam was made a quickening spirit” (1 Corinthians 15:45, KJV). This is the apostolic reality: God is not reforming man; He is replacing the order of man with the life of Christ. You are being conditioned to take DOMINION! I declare this over you this day, that during this Passover season, this breath of God in your life is not seasonal, it is governmental. It establishes a new dominion within you. Where Adam fell, Christ stands. Where the first creation collapsed, this creation cannot fail because it is anchored in resurrection. “For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus hath made me free from the law of sin and death” (Romans 8:2, KJV). You are not being managed saints of the Most High God, you are being made. Not improved, but reconstituted. This is the beginning of a people who carry heaven’s life with no built-in defeat. Receive the breath as authority, as identity, and as divine origin. RECEIVE IT!

God still speaks. In a world filled with demonic noise, confusion, and counterfeit voices, it is vital to remember that the voice of the Lord has not gone silent. Scripture declares, “My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me” (John 10:27). God has never needed intermediaries rooted in darkness to communicate with His people. God is not so desperate that he would find an unclean vessel to give a Word when he has faithful servants. Be Not Deceived! We are not called to be mediums who dabble in rebelliousness, seeking hidden knowledge through forbidden channels. We the Prophets, those who are aligned with His Spirit and responsive to His voice represent him every day! Our eyes are not dim with compromise. A medium tries to reach into the spirit realm on their own terms, but a true Prophet not only lives clean but is one who has been called, consecrated, and commissioned by God Himself. One operates in control and manipulation, the other in surrender and obedience. Yes, this means we must sometimes say the hard thing and shut down every fallacy. Yes, we confront demonic activity. Yes, we reject everything heresy that sneaks in to be seen while remaining un-submitted to Jesus Christ. But we do not move in pride or presumption because you cannot represent Christ weak because this Gospel is not weak. You also cannot speak when you have not been invited into the counsel of God. True prophetic authority flows from intimacy with the Father, not some impulse on CHATGPT. If you’ve ever felt like God has gone quiet, be encouraged because His silence is never absence, and His voice is never lost. He is strengthening not only your tongue, but influence and his Word shall be heard through you! Sometimes it is not that God has stopped speaking, but that He is calling you deeper, away from self-doubt and distraction and into true fellowship. Scripture reminds us, “Surely the Lord God will do nothing, but he revealeth his secret unto his servants the prophets” (Amos 3:7). We serve at the pleasure of our King. God speaks with precision and intention, and He entrusts His voice to those who dwell in Him. You don’t have to strive to hear Him, but you must posture yourself to receive Him. We do not chase voices; you were created to recognize His. As you draw near, He will align your heart, guard your tongue, and refine your discernment so that when you speak, it is not from emotion but from encounter. God still speaks clearly, powerfully, and faithfully and as His people, we must listen well before we speak boldly. He that hath an ear let him Hear what the Holy Spirit is saying to His Church! PROPHETS YOUR TIME TO SPEAK IS NOW!