In the previous Word for the Week, I began discussing a series of dreams I’ve had recently about the coming harvest. They were warnings about how near the harvest is and how unprepared the body of Christ is for it. Even so, we must now turn to the Lord, for Whom nothing is impossible, as we are about to be in way over our heads with this. We cannot just continue in “business as usual.” Feeling this urgency, I made a temporary pivot from the study of Daniel and Revelation for WFTW to seek a current...

       We have taken some time to prepare for a deep dive into the books of Daniel and Revelation. I was compelled to do this because I know much of what we cover will shake some foundations. For this reason, we need to strengthen our foundations, which is always a good thing, as we are already experiencing Hebrews 12:26-27, in which the Lord says, “‘Yet once more will I shake not only the earth, but also heaven.’ This expression, ‘Yet once more,’ denotes the removing of those things which can be shaken, as of created things, so that...

       The most basic way to distinguish the church that God is building from what He is not is to know Christ. He is our Shepherd. He has never abdicated that position. He is our Teacher, and He has never abdicated that position. Do not follow anyone who claims to have taken the place of Christ in anything.

       Yet, the Lord does much of His leading and teaching through His ministries in this time. So, how do we follow Him? We don’t seek to hear the words of the Lord, but we seek to hear...

       Most of what is considered God’s church at this time is not His church. It has been built by men, not God. He said that He would build His church, and He will. But many sincere Christians who seek to serve Christ are in man’s church, not God’s church. They can still grow and mature in Christ and be used by Him. However, in His time, God will call His people out of this system, as we are told in Revelation 18:4. Yet, at this time, God’s church is not apparent, so where will they go?...

       It was Abraham’s quest to find the city that God is building, not men. In regard to the church, once we see what God is building, it is easily distinguishable from what men are building, regardless of how much men may claim that what they’re building is for the Lord, done in His name. History verifies that when any truth gets institutionalized, it will get corrupted, just as this happened with the gospel.

       The Reformation led to 500 years to free God’s people from this corruption. The Reformation, named this because it is...