God Told Me What Will Happen to the USA in 2027.

Hey, y'all, this is Troy. So I've got a word to share with you today that I actually heard way back on September 12th. The reason I waited so long to share it, because as I prayed about it, the Holy Spirit kept telling me to wait. But also, it has to do with 2027. So it's still in the works, still on the way, still coming. But I believe that this is pointing to something the Lord's been speaking to me about the last couple of years. Y'all know, if you follow this channel, I've gotten many words having to do with 2027. I believe the Lord's talking about some of the climactic things that are going to be taking place. And I believe that this this word itself, even though the Lord doesn't mention China, I believe it could potentially have to do with China. Obviously has to do with the future. A couple of things I want to pull up just so you all know. Super excited that. The Trump and the End Times, this new book, is actually available for order now. So the Kindle book, if you pre-ordered it, is not going to be dropping until Friday, until the 30th. But the print version, happy to say, the paperback is actually available for order now. So if you order it now, you may get it by the 30th if you live in the right place, depending on how long it takes for shipping to happen, all that kind of stuff. The Kindle is $7.99, paperback is $13.99. Super excited about this book, y'all. This is something the Holy Spirit asked me to write a couple months back. We got it done as fast as possible. The subtitle is A Prophetic Look at President Trump, the Future, the Antichrist, the Beast System, and God's Plan. One of the chapters in this book has to do with the very content I'm sharing a prophetic word about today. I spend a lot of time in the book focusing on prophetic words the Lord has given me about China, a little bit of time about 2027 and things to come. And one of the key things that the Lord keeps pointing to, not just in these words, but in this book as well, is his hand over Trump's life and there being a very specific. reason for God placing Trump where he is. And if you have any doubts about whether God, his hand is at work behind Trump and his presidency, I highly encourage you to get this book because I believe it will settle those doubts. There's so much prophetic evidence, not just prophetic words, but also the results of the words of knowledge coming to pass. And then that being tied to the prophetic message and kind of acting as a sign, a wonder. The Lord's saying, hey, this is actually true. This is actually something I'm saying. And there's so much research we've done and so much evidence pointing to God's hand at work in Trump's life and God having put him there. And also answering the question, why? Why did God put Trump where he is? What is God actually doing through him? What's God doing on the world stage right now? What is coming that the Lord knows about that we don't have the full picture on yet, right? Because you prophesy in part, you know in part. But what's coming that God knows that there's going to need to be certain things at play that are already in place, that are happening in order to get through that season, right? And with flying colors. And so this is Trump in the End Times. I'm super excited about it. Y'all go grab a copy if you haven't grabbed a copy. Also, we just dropped a short one-minute trailer. So if you want to go check out the trailer, it's kind of neat. Audio levels were a little... A little rough on it. So we adjusted that. So if we post it again or show it again here, that should be fixed. But you'll get the gist of it. So y'all go check that out on my YouTube channel. I'll put a link to the trailer below once this live stream is done. I know I'm harping on that a lot, but there's a reason for it. I believe this is a word in due season. This is a word for the body. It's a word for the church right now. There's a lot of stuff here that's prophetic. There's a lot of stuff here that's practical. But I believe it's all this is. packed full of things that the Holy Spirit has asked me to put in this book. So to the best of my ability, I'm not perfect, but to the best of my ability, I was obedient in doing that, trying to include everything that the Lord asked me to include. Real quick, beyond this book, which is packed full of prophetic follow-ups, we have an archive on my website. This is for those that are new to this channel. It's a prophecy archive where if you want to know whether these words are coming to pass or not, you can go here and you can see, search by date, search by phrase, by word, whatever, and find the original word that was shared, and then what was shared, and then what took place after the fact. We value accountability on this. channel and in this ministry, that's where you can go to find whether something took place or not. And what we've seen is consistent accuracy, y'all. There's a couple, maybe out of 150, there's like one or two that are a little questionable where you can go. And we were very transparent and go see what took place. But y'all, people, there's no way I could be doing this without the Lord's help. If you go read the archive, it's very clear that the Holy Spirit is is speaking. So one quick thing, I think I'm a week into the one week word that I shared. I shared it about a week ago having to do with Trump and significantly and interestingly enough, the phrase the moth arises. And if y'all remember, if you've been watching these videos for a while, the Lord has used the phrase the moth to refer to two people. Number one, to refer to Trump himself in the past several times. And number two, to refer to this next presidential leader that God is raising up. And one of the people he's pointed to that he's going to be raising up in the future is Ron DeSantis through the words that I've shared. Now, all this still needs to be tested. It's going to be weighed, not just in fellowship with the Holy Spirit, but also over time to see how things play out, what takes place. But it's very interesting that Trump and DeSantis have not been together for a while on camera. And then this week, after that word was shared in that seven day window, you see both of them on camera and you see Trump answering questions about. Iran, potential attacks, all that kind of stuff. So I'm not doing a full follow-up here on what that word yet, but look for it in the next couple of weeks and we'll do a full follow-up and come back to that in a little bit. But also it's all going to be on the archive as well. So here's what the Lord has asked me to do today. And I'm trying to be obedient with these videos, y'all. I'm trying to not put too heavy of a burden on you and make it feel like, okay, now you've got to go do this. You've got to go to that. No, just do what the Holy Spirit asked you to do, right? That is what we ought to do with prophecy. Prophecy is not under the new covenant. It's not majority of the time. It's not, thus says the Lord. Now, this is the commandment he's giving to all his people. No, but instead, it should be a confirmation of things that the Holy Spirit's already speaking to you in your heart, right? And if it's not, And the Holy Spirit is saying something different, or the Word of God, the written Word says something different. Who do you go with? You go with the written Word, and you go with the leading of the Holy Spirit, not what someone's speaking over you that is not coming from— if it's not coming from the Holy Spirit, it's not coming from God. You don't have to go with that. You don't have to say, well, Lord, I just—I didn't want to take any chances, so I just believed every prophetic word that was out there. No, the Scripture doesn't tell us to do that. It tells us to weigh prophecy, to test prophecy. And how do we do that? It's through the written word, through a personal relationship with the Holy Spirit. So this is what the Lord's asked me to do today. I'm doing the best of my ability, y'all, to go quickly through this. But these are four characteristics of the comfort of the Holy Spirit. And I believe that this is going to be needed, not just today. Now, there are some things that may be happening this month that some people are going to need this, right? On the national stage or this in the next couple of weeks. There are also some things that may be happening in your life personally. Some people are going to need this for, but I believe this next year in 2027, some people are going to come back to this video because of the topic. And this is going to be needed. It's going to be, I believe it's going to be very timely for some of the things that some people are walking through. So this is four characteristics of the comfort of the Holy Spirit. Because the Holy Spirit is there to teach you. Yes, absolutely. He's there to direct you, to lead you. He also convicts us in righteousness. Absolutely. But he's also there as a comforter. He's also there to help us. So I'm going to go through this quickly, and then I'm going to share that word about 2027 right after that, and I'll add chapters after the fact for those that need that. But John 14, 16, I will ask the Father, and he will give you another helper, so that he may be with you forever. That word helper there is also translated comforter, advocate, or intercessor. Comforter, someone who comforts you, who consoles you, who comes along beside you. Advocate, somebody who fights for you, who pleads your case, right? An intercessor, someone who's praying for you, right? That is what the Holy Spirit is doing. Also, Jesus is our intercessor as well. And you see it, there's actually a connection where it's referring to both of them at the same time. In another verse, the helper is the spirit of truth whom the world cannot receive because it does not see him or know him. Jesus is saying you will see him and you will know him. Now, that doesn't mean you're going to see the Holy Spirit physically with your eyes. No, it means you're going to see the effects of his presence in your life. You're going to see the change of the power of the Holy Spirit in your life, in your heart, in your thoughts, in your actions, and just in the things that are occurring that are taking place around you. But you know him. You know him because he remains with you and will be in you. He's ever-present. He's as close as you can be to somebody. That's what has happened when we accepted, when we believed that Jesus died on a cross and took the punishment for our sins upon The punishment we deserve when he took that. And he became the perfect sacrifice, the Lamb of God that was slain from the foundation of the world, when he gifted us his righteousness, and he took our sin and our shame upon himself, and he was buried with that. And then he beat it, and he rose again. What has happened is we have traded our life for his. We said, okay, my old nature is dead. I am alive. My spirit's made alive in Christ Jesus. Now I have the nature of Christ, and now the most intimate parts of me are known by him. And I can know him in the most intimate ways. And I'm using the word intimate there to mean close, to mean personal. That's what it says. He remains with you and will be in you. So He's with you in the sense that His power is working on your behalf. He can speak to you. The gifts of the Spirit are in operation. But He's in you in the sense that He's changing you from the inside out. And the deepest, darkest parts of your heart, He has access to that. And there are times where we can, you know, we have a responsibility to open the doors of our heart and say, okay, Holy Spirit, you can look at this. But listen, He's been wanting to talk about it the whole time. He's been wanting to address it the whole time. And he's able to, because of what Jesus did for us on the cross. See, that's the key right there. It's not, well, I've been good enough this week. Now I can come before God and we can start to work through this. No, the Holy Spirit's able to dwell within us. Listen, my friend, despite our mistakes, because of the gift of righteousness that Jesus won for us, you don't deserve the Holy Spirit. I don't deserve the Holy Spirit. He's a gift. He's the promise of the Father based on Jesus's sacrifice, based on the perfection that Jesus gifted us, the righteousness that Jesus gifted us. So here are the four characteristics of the Holy Spirit. Number one, the Holy Spirit and His comfort, the comfort of the Holy Spirit comes with truth. So the world is going to try to comfort you by justifying sin. The Holy Spirit is going to comfort us and say, hey, here's the flaw, here's the thing, but I still love you, and Jesus Jesus already paid the price for that. Let me bring the comfort along with the truth. It's grace and truth. It says grace and truth were revealed in the coming of Jesus Christ. So look at this right here. The Helper or Comforter is the Spirit of Truth. So his comfort comes with truth. The world comforts with lies. The world says, no, that's not going to happen. That would never happen, right? When in reality, it might, right? What does God say? He says, hey, I'll be with you. Even if you have to go through that, even if you have to pass through the water or the fire, I'm going to be with you. shall not overcome you. And then the world also tries to justify sin. It says, well, that's really not that bad, right? Well, we've all done that, right? And the Holy Spirit doesn't, he doesn't say that. He says, hey, he calls it what it is with truth, but then also at the same time, the depth of God's grace is revealed through the Holy Spirit. And he says, hey, but Jesus already went all the way down to the bottom of that pit and he lifted you out of it. And that's not you anymore. You don't have to stay there. I love you too much to let you stay in that place, but I also love you enough to come down right where you are, to wrap my arms around you, and to comfort you. Together, we're going to walk out of this. That's the comfort of the Holy Spirit. It comes with truth. It's not a compromised comfort. It's not a compromise. He's the Spirit of truth. It also comes with stability of character from a trustworthy source. See, the world, and sometimes it's people with good intentions, right? But there's a lot of comfort in the world that it's not really coming from a trustworthy source, right? For example, you know, if I, let's just say I lied to one of my kids. Let's say they asked, they said, you know, what happens if I fail all my classes this year, right, in school? So let's say I'm trying to be a good parent. I'm trying not to let them worry. So I say, oh, it's okay. Okay. They'll still let you go to the next grade. You'll be fine. You'll still get to go to the next grade with your friends and all that. When in reality, that's probably not the case, right? But there might be good intentions behind that. I don't want to scare my kid, right? But the Holy Spirit is a trustworthy source. There would be a lack of accountability if I said that to my kids, right? It would be, there'd be a lack of trust there because if they did fail and then they were held back a grade, then what has happened now, they realize, wait a minute, they were trying to say something nice to me, but I couldn't really trust it. And that's the kind of comfort that comes a lot of times from the world. That's the kind of comfort we see in the news when you see a good headline, right? Sometimes it's... Um, here's what the polls are saying, right? But then you go, oh, wait a minute. They admitted that the poll data was made up or whatever it was. Yeah. It's like, is this a trustworthy source or is it not? The Holy Spirit's trustworthy. When he comforts you, when he speaks, he's because he's the Spirit of Truth. He's speaking truth to you. Here's what's the reason why some people, some Christians are having such a hard time receiving comfort, receiving assurance is because they're unwilling to believe the comfort that the Holy Spirit brings. They're unwilling to hear the Holy Spirit say, I love you, right where you're at. I love you. I'm with you. I'm going to help you. Because we want to make it harder than it has to be. Is he the Spirit of Truth? Yes, he's going to speak truth. But also, he's our comforter. He's our helper. He wants to bring the love of the Father into our hearts. And when he says, hey, it's going to be okay, you can trust. It's going to be okay. That doesn't mean I'm not going to go through anything hard. It means we're going to go through it and we're going to get to the other side. And God's going to be with me the entire time. But if we believe He's a trustworthy source, we're actually going to listen to what He's saying. We're actually going to allow the comfort to come in. Again, the 2 Timothy 2:13 says, If we are faithless, He remains faithful. So even in a moment of weakness, even in a moment of failure, the Holy Spirit is still faithful. God is still faithful. This is why there's a stability of character when it comes to the comfort of the Holy Spirit, because His comfort is there based on what Jesus did, and that will never change. And the access that we have to God through Jesus' sacrifice will never change. So when the Holy Spirit comforts you, he can comfort you based on not your performance, not your ability, not your failures or your successes. He's comforting you. He's not saying, you did really good today, so good things are going to happen. Or, you didn't do great today, but you did good enough that really bad things are not going to happen. No, that's not what his comfort sounds like. His comfort is, when Jesus died for you, because of that, The Father's love has been poured out over you. The grace of God has been lavished upon you. And that grace is still effective because Jesus's side of the covenant has been held up because even when you're faithless, God remains faithful. He's going to point you back to a place of belief and trust and hope in Jesus's sacrifice, Jesus's finished work. There's a stability of character there. And guess what? It's not on our end. It's on his end. God is good all the time. He never changes. God is love all the time. He never changes. God is faithful all the time. He is not going to lie. He's not going to let you down. Number three. So number one, the comfort of the Holy Spirit comes with truth. Number two, the comfort of the Holy Spirit comes with the stability of character or a trustworthy source, faithfulness. Number three, it comes with an assurance of a good future. An assurance of a good future. This is John 14, 27. Jesus says, go ahead and pull it up here. Peace, I leave you. My peace, I give you. Not as the world gives, do I give to you. See, do you see the contrast there? Jesus is saying, hey, the comfort of the world is not the same thing that I'm trying to get. He's saying, I'm trying to give you a better hope, a better comfort, better assurance. He says, do not let your hearts be troubled nor fearful. Okay, right there, we can stop and say, am I actually believing what Jesus says? He's trying to comfort us through this scripture. Do I really believe that he says, do not let your hearts be troubled nor fearful? Do I believe that that's possible? Do I believe that that's okay? Not just okay. Jesus says, do this. He says, don't let your hearts be troubled nor fearful. You heard that it was said, I am going away. I am coming to you, and I am coming to you. If you love me, you would have rejoiced, because I'm going to the Father, for the Father is greater than I. So where is the hope, right? Where's the comfort? The assurance is found in the fact that Jesus is saying, you've got a good future ahead of you. He says, yeah, I'm going away, but I'm coming back to you. Don't let your hearts be troubled. He also says in the same chapter of John 14, 18, I will not leave you as orphans. I am coming to you. You're not going to be left alone. Jesus, before he left, the second time before he ascended into heaven, he said, I'll be with you always, even to the end of the age. And how did he fulfill that promise? He says he ascended on high and he gave gifts to men, meaning he sent the spirit behind the gifts. He sent the Holy Spirit to us. So he did not leave us alone. He did not leave us as orphans. And he also has promised he's coming back to get us. We have an assurance of a future hope. And that assurance actually bleeds into today, and I'll show you that in a few minutes. But here's number four, okay? Number four is the comfort of the Holy Spirit is extremely personal. It's extremely personal. Go back up to John 14, 16. It says, you know him because he remains with you and will be in you. He remains with you and will be in you. He sees everything in your heart, every fear, every doubt, every worry. He sees every thought that we have. Before we even have it, he knows what it is. And he knows how to address it in such a way where it makes sense to us, but also in such a way where he knows about our emotions, he knows about our feelings, and he can speak things in a way where it's going to help calm and assure those very feelings and emotions that we have and help us to understand we're going to be okay. It's one thing to slap somebody across the back of the head and say, you're going to be okay, just believe me, because I know what I'm talking about. It's another thing to sit with them in their discomfort, to understand what they're going through, and to say something in a way where they will get it, or to wait with them until they do. That's what the Holy Spirit does for us. It's very personal. It's not just one cookie cutter, like one size fits all. Well, if you don't get it, that's your problem. No, it is. He spends time. He's patient. He's gentle. He's kind. He's loving. And he's waiting with us until we get it. And sometimes we wonder, God, why is this season taking so long? It could just be that God is waiting with us until we get it. Because he sees every single thing that's standing in the way of us trusting him, believing him, hoping in him. Look at Romans 8, 26 through 27. So the four characteristics of the comfort of the Holy Spirit. Number one, his comfort comes with truth. Number two, it comes with a stability of character, his faithfulness. He's trustworthy. He's a trustworthy source. We can trust him when he says, hey, do not let your hearts be troubled. Number three, it comes with an assurance of the future. There's a future hope. Jesus is coming back. Nothing can take that away. It also applies to today. I'm going to show you that. Number four, it's very personal. He gets right down on our level with right where we're at. In our weaknesses and in our strengths. Romans 8, 26. Now, in the same way, the Spirit also helps our weakness. The Spirit also helps our weakness. There's nobody else in your life. You may have some people that know your weaknesses. They know your flaws. They know the areas you need the most help in. Maybe the areas where you struggle with anxiety or fear or depression or whatever it might be the most. Or the things that cause that to be triggered, right? The Holy Spirit, there's nobody that knows everything, though, except for the Holy Spirit. He knows everything. He knows all of it. And guess what? He does not run away from you in the time of weakness. He doesn't leave you. He's right there, and he helps you. It says that he's the helper, right? Also, it's translated comforter. What does it say here? The same way the Spirit helps our weaknesses. He's the helper slash comforter. He's going to comfort you in your time of weakness. Like, that is one of the things he's going to do. For we do not know what to pray for, as we should, but the Spirit himself intercedes for us with groanings too deep for words. Do you see how personal this is? The Spirit himself intercedes for us with groanings too deep for words. It's this idea of, like, understanding what makes somebody tick, the inside of a person. And then also the ability for a person to begin to reason on the same level as God, not because it's coming from our mind, no, but 1 Corinthians 2 talks about the Holy Spirit searching it out, knowing the deep things of God, and then also giving us the mind of Christ. So there's something that's happening here where there's a personal connection with God, an experiential connection with God through the presence of the Holy Spirit. And this is specifically, I believe, talking about the gift of tongues and some of the things that come along with that. But it's also just talking about communion with Him, just spending time with Him, just being with Him, being aware of His presence. There's something so personal that happens there where We start to let the parts of us that we wanted to hold on to so bad, that this is what defines me, this is what makes me who I am, the parts of us that are weak, that are not good, we start to let that go. We release our grip because we begin to trust him on a deeper level, and he begins to give us something else that's even better. Let me show you a better way. And he's teaching us through his word, through the written word, through truth. Absolutely. There's a foundation there. He's teaching us through the gospel. He keeps massaging our heart with the message of truth, the message of the gospel, what Jesus has done. I don't deserve that at all, but God's love was poured out on the cross and nothing's ever going to take that away from me. Nothing's going to change that. That's because God loved me. It's not because I was good, not because I was lovable, not because I loved God. It was because God loved me and he's remaining faithful. And number three. And experientially, He's with us, and He's teaching us. We're walking with Him, and He's changing us. He's changing us. Look at this. He who searches the hearts, He who searches the hearts, knows what the mind of the Spirit is, because He intercedes for the saints according to the will of God. He who searches the hearts knows what the mind of the Spirit is. There's a connection here to the Holy Spirit interceding on our behalf and then Christ interceding on our behalf. What did Jesus say? I'll be with you always, even to the end of the age. And then how did he fulfill that? He sent the Holy Spirit to be with us. So when you're connecting experientially to the Holy Spirit, you're connecting to Christ. And that's where you find out, hmm, Jesus has been praying for me this entire time. Jesus has been thinking about me this entire time. Jesus has been looking at me this entire time and walking with me this entire time. He's right there with me. There's nothing that's too hard for him. There's nothing that's too deep for him. There's no moment where I'm too far gone. As long as I'm willing to look at him, as long as I'm willing to say yes, he who searches the hearts knows what the mind of the Spirit is because he intercedes for the saints according to the will of God. This is incredibly personal. It's incredibly relational. So there's two things that are happening. There's a nailed down. truth that we stand on as our foundation. It's the written Word of God. It's the gospel truth, the gospel message. It gives us access to God. But now that we have access through the gospel, there's also an experience with God that is not so nailed down because it's personal, it's relational. It's going to look different for every individual. It's you walking with God. You can't just watch a movie and go, ah, that's what marriage is like. That relationship, their romantic comedy, that's what marriage is like. No, it's going to be different for every single individual. Can't just read a marriage book and say, that's what marriage is like. It's going to be different for every single couple because people are different. People come into marriage with different weaknesses, different strengths. And there's two people involved. There's a man, there's a woman, there's a combination there of two people coming in with different strengths and weaknesses, right? And so every single marriage is going to be individual. Well, we're walking with a very personal, relational God. Now, He always comes the same to every relationship because He's perfect. He doesn't change, right? But He comes in such a way where He understands our weaknesses. He understands our past. He understands our thought life. He understands who we are. He understands how He designed us, how He created us to be, what we're going through. And we get to experience relationship with Him. And this is a relationship where we don't get to look like the hero very often. In fact, I don't know if we ever do. There's some people listening, you're having a hard time experiencing the comfort of the Holy Spirit because you want Him to see what you're doing. You want to impress Him. You want Him to say, I'm so proud of you based on what you're doing, how well you've done. And we've got to understand, we've got to get to the point where we realize. He's done all the work. He's done everything that needs to be done. And he is proud of us and he loves us and he accepts us not based on our performance, but based on his love, based on how he has chosen to value us. And that's not going to change. So does he want to tell you he's proud of you and that he loves you? Absolutely, absolutely. But he wants to do that on the days where you feel like you've done well and the days where you feel like you haven't. Romans 8:28, same chapter. We know that God causes all things to work together for the good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose. So, you know, the comfort of the Holy Spirit comes with a future hope or a future assurance, an assurance of a good future. Absolutely. We're going to be with God someday in eternity. But also, there's a future hope for here and now. Because it extends beyond that. Because when we walk experientially with God, and then also we look at the Word, and we study the Word, and we understand what God has promised, what you see is hope. Like, both our relationship with Him and what He said in the Word, both produce hope and life in our hearts. Both produce hope for the future. Even if we're walking through a difficult season, even if we're walking through a difficult life, we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God. The comfort here and the hope here, God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God. The comfort here is found in God's character never changing, God's goodness being true through the midst of every single storm. Because we're not always going to feel like God can work this together for good. Our feelings are not always going to match that. But is it true? Absolutely. Is God working all things together for good to those who love him, to those who are called according to his purpose? Absolutely. No matter what he is. And so there's hope in the midst of it. And you say, okay, what do I find right here in the middle of this struggle, in the middle of this trial? You find a greater purpose. His purpose is going to shine through. There's a greater purpose. But what if I feel like I can't get through to the other side? What if I feel like it's going to eat me alive, right? Right? This, this, it's. It's too much. God allowed me to go through too much. You're not going through it alone. That's where the comfort of the Holy Spirit comes in. He says, hey, I'm right here with you. I'm right here with you. And then we begin to rely on him. in greater ways than ever before. And we start to recognize, hey, I need this relationship all the time. I need this relationship on the good days, on the bad days, on the really bad days. For those whom he foreknew, he also predestined to become conformed to the image of his son, so that he would be the firstborn among many brothers and sisters. And these whom he predestined, he also called. These whom he called, he also justified. These whom he justified, he also glorified. Okay, so we're going from glory to glory. We're going from faith to faith. Were you predestined? Absolutely. As much as the meaning can be found in the scripture. Were you called? Absolutely, you've been called. Called to what? To good things, good work, good purposes. And then were you justified? Yes. So he qualified you. You weren't qualified, but he qualified you. That means there's good things ahead. It means God looks at you and sees you as righteous. That means the promises of the word are applied to your life. All of his promises are yes and amen in Christ Jesus. Why? Because you've been justified. You've been brought into the family of God. These whom he justified, he also glorified. That means there's a hope, a future hope for eternity. There's also a future hope right now in this life. What does it look like to be glorified? Well, walk with him and find out. Well, there's... There's a future glorification of the saints. Absolutely. In eternity, I believe it's talking about that. I believe it's also talking about the fact that God has put his Holy Spirit inside of us and we get to experience a relational, personal walk with the creator of the universe. I mean, it doesn't get any better than that. It does not get any better than that. He literally came to walk with us. What then shall we say to these things? If God is for us, who is against us? He who did not spare his own son, but delivered him over for us all. How will he not also with him freely give us all things? This is not just talking about eternity. It's not. Why? Because these things are not going to be against us, right? These trials we're walking, these things are going to go away. When I go to be with him, I'm not going to be worried about that stuff anymore. No, this is talking about right now, when I'm walking through the middle of it. He who did not spare his own son, but delivered him over for us all, how will he not also with him freely give us all things? Sometimes the answer is going to be, I hear you and I'm changing this and I'm going to change it right now. Other times I'm going to change it in time. Other times I'm allowing this for a reason. And part of that reason oftentimes is so that we will begin to walk with him in a deeper way. So our relationship with him will go deeper so that ultimately he can take us further. There's a love that's tied to the comfort of the Holy Spirit that sustains us. This is Romans 8, 37. But in all these things, we overwhelmingly conquer through him who loved us. We're conquerors because of his love. He loved us. And Romans 8, 1 says, therefore, there's now no condemnation at all for those who are in Christ Jesus. So that, all right, y'all let me know if you can see me now. It looks like it froze up for a second. I'm glad I looked over and saw it. Pull the comments up. Y'all let me know if I come back or not. And then if so, I'll keep going. I'm almost done here, and then I'm going to jump to that word that I heard. Okay. Okay, yes, awesome. Thank you. Okay, sorry, y'all. We have people working here. The guys doing our foundation work are actually here today, and also we have the plumbers coming back today, so our yard is full of people at the moment. So that may be what's going on. I was a little – okay, awesome. Thank you. Matt Brown is here. That's awesome. Good to see you, Matt. Yeah, awesome, awesome. Okay, so... This is the last thing I was going to say, and then I'm going to jump into that, what I heard on September 12th, but it says, I was talking about the love of Christ, it says, for I am convinced that neither death nor life, nor angels nor principalities, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor any other created thing will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord. The most important thing here, it's such a long list of things, it's so easy to start going. Uh, yep. I've had that happen. I've had this happen. I've had that happen. You know, like these are all the things. The most important thing is the love of God is in Christ Jesus, our Lord. Like God wants you to know how much he loves you. He wants to tell you how much he loves you, but that love is connected to what Jesus has done for you. And it will never be separated from that. Like, and you can't ever earn that love. It's a gift based on what Jesus did. You can't lose that love through a mistake. Why? Because it's a gift based on what Jesus did. And no matter what you're going through, there is one place that you can always find that love, and it's in Him. Just saying, Jesus, thank you for dying for me. And the Holy Spirit in that moment, it's an opportunity for the Holy Spirit to fill our hearts again. That's what the Word says that He does. Romans 5.5, it says, I don't know if I didn't pull it up necessarily, but, oh, I did. Here we go. Romans 5.5, hope does not disappoint because the love of God has been poured out within our hearts through the Holy Spirit who was given to us. This is what the Holy Spirit does. That's part of His job, is I need help. I need help. And He is ever-present and willing to pour the Father's love into our hearts. And the main way He does that, He says, hey, remember what Jesus did for you, it's still working. It's not going to stop working, no matter what you're facing. All these things, this long list that Paul lists in Romans chapter 8, there's nothing that can take that away. And listen, that is a foundation to start building on. Now, he's going to get very subtle. He's going to get very specific and personal relationship to what you're going through right now, what I'm going through right now. But man, it's almost like, have you ever been someplace where there's a lot of wind, there's a lot of water, or something like that, or there's a lot of instability that's happening? If you've ever been around a waterfall where there's all this heavy water that's falling and it's splashing everywhere, or maybe in a thunderstorm, have you ever had to hold on to something that wasn't going to move? I've had to do that before. In a windstorm where I was afraid that tornadoes were about to come out of nowhere, it was so strong, I had to grab onto a tree and hold on for dear life. Or, you know, when you feel like you're going to get knocked off of something. You might fall, right? You have to lay down. I'm going to lay down on this piece of concrete because I don't know when that next, I don't know what's coming next, right? It's this idea of like immediately your brain goes for it. Where's the most stable thing? What's the most stable thing that I can attach myself to so I don't get knocked off, so I don't get blown away, so I don't get toppled over? For us, that's the love of God. It's the love of God. It's the love of a good father. And it came through Jesus Christ, but we experience it personally through a relationship with the Holy Spirit. That's what it says right here. That's why we can have hope, not just for eternity, but for the future here and now. And hope does not disappoint. Why? Because we get to a point where we would be disappointed normally, and guess what? The Holy Spirit's still there. His comfort's still there, and He's still willing to pour the love of the Father out. So. I'm going to transition over to this word I heard September 12th. I don't pretend to know everything that this is about. There's a reason why I believe the Lord has asked me to talk about the comfort of the Holy Spirit before this, because there is some room for fearful thoughts, you know, with some of this stuff. And I would just say, be careful with that. If that's something you struggle with, maybe you shouldn't listen to words like this. Like, to be honest, and I'm probably going to hurt my own views saying that, but we've We've got to be careful with. Listening to the things the Holy Spirit's allowing us to listen to or telling us we're ready for, right? Whatever season we may be in, He knows better than we know. And so, but we've also got to allow him to help us process things as well. And I think that's why he's given me so much to talk about when it comes to the love of God and the comfort of the Holy Spirit today. But a couple of assumptions that I'm making about this word, and I want to say that transparently, it's an assumption. It's not an impression. It's not something the Lord said. But if I had to guess, I would assume the Lord's talking about China here. Here And then I also would assume he's potentially talking about one of China's allies, maybe Russia, North Korea, both, you know, somebody in there. That's an assumption, right? So please take that with a huge grain of salt and as an assumption, we not as a prophetic word. But this is the prophetic word I heard, September 12th. I'm submitting it. Needs to be tested. Needs to be weighed. Obviously, after 2027, we can look back and see what actually happened. go. Okay, this is what I heard, though. The strategies of the East boring down upon the West. The United States and then compadres, if that's how you pronounce it. And then I heard a fire is coming. I looked at that word. It means close friends, buddies, or partners, or potentially in this case, close allies, right? Talking about countries. And then I heard moving as one, two nations on a single tirade, a force of unison, a fire brigade. One element of this is physical and will create a domineering advancement mindset. Moving as one, two nations on a single tirade. I believe that's the Lord saying the strategies of the East. So two nations in the, quote-unquote, East, you know, working together, right? And then I heard, they will say, quote-unquote, we should have been forewarned of this ahead of time. So some people are going to be caught off guard, obviously. And then I heard another part is psychological. So the Lord, the part of it I heard was one element of this is physical, right? And then I heard another part is psychological, a war game strategy at play, using any means necessary outside of the usual means of war. Anything that makes it look like war is avoidable in this case, but their intent will be the same nonetheless, to create fear, to wreak havoc in the mind. To make people feel afraid of standing up against the coming force in the days ahead. And then I heard this phrase, what if we make them mad? What might that do? We must appease them and maybe they will go home. Maybe they will stay where they are. And then I heard, but giving them the benefit of the doubt in this case will be futile. So those last statements, obviously, they're phrases, things that people. A mindset that some people will have in response to what's happening, right? But the Lord's saying it's not a good mindset in this case, because he said, but giving them the benefit of the doubt in this case will be futile. Then I heard this, that is the reason why I have raised up leaders who are strong and incapable of taking it sitting down. Then I heard, I set this in motion knowing what would come about. Who's the Lord talking about? I believe potentially one of the people he's talking about is President Trump, to be honest. Why? Because he's not going to be bullied. And I think there's a lot more clarity to some of the reasons why God put him in place again during the 2024 elections that is going to be coming out of these next few years, or this next year specifically, that maybe is needed for some people. But at the same time, you know, I believe when we personally go to the Lord and say, hey. Is this person perfect? No. But are you using them, you know, are they necessarily, you know, walking in close relationship with you? Maybe not, right? But are you using them and then allowing the Holy Spirit to speak the answer to us, to answer that question, right? But that's the same thing I'm hearing here. The Lord's saying, I have raised up leaders who are strong and incapable of taking it sitting down. I set this in motion, knowing what would come about. Then I heard this. This is coming to a head in 2027. It's coming. And then I heard, brace yourself, but do not be afraid. And so the Lord's speaking to Christians now, right? Because the word says there's no fear in love. Perfect love casts out fear. There's nothing in this world that you or I have to be afraid of. Why? Man, because we have the greatest gift, a relationship with Jesus Christ. And there's nothing in this world that can take that away. We have the love of the Father. There's nothing in this world that can take that away. It doesn't matter how bad things get. It doesn't matter if maybe things are just halfway there. Maybe it's just a mediocre. a version of what is being described here. I don't know. I don't know. But it ultimately does not matter in comparison to the glory that's going to be revealed to us. That's what Paul said, that our current suffering is not even worthy to be compared, not even worthy to be compared. So there's a supernatural ability to live, not in a delusional state, to recognize what's really going on, to respond with wisdom and knowledge and the Lord's help to what's really going on. But then also to live in a higher state where we are. Comforted by the Holy Spirit, we're wrapped in the love of the Father, and we can actually be a greater source of light and truth and peace and hope to the world than we would be able to if we were in the same state that they were in, if we had the same cares, the same anxiety, the same worries. Now, as Christians, I'm describing the ideal, right? There's some people today who need some grace. You need to take that weight off your shoulder because you're saying to yourself, well, I'm not there, right? That's okay. That's okay. That is not something that you can do on your own. I'm describing something that only happens when we're walking with the Holy Spirit. We're allowing him to lead us, to change us. We're allowing him to pour the love of God into our heart every day. And he can do that. And he does that because of what Jesus did, not because you or I are perfect, but we can live there. And I'll just be honest, there's been years where I've lived in that state and there's been times where I haven't. What does it have to do with? It's a trust factor. And when I start to recognize I'm not there, I go, Lord, remind me of the truth. Help me just to. Steady up that foundation in my life. Remind me of what you've said, the promises you've spoken, and also help me to respond relationally. Help me to allow you, Holy Spirit, to come in and fill my heart with the Father's love when I'm walking through these things. Because what can happen over time is we start to believe a lie, which is, I've got to do this. I've got to protect myself. I've got to protect my heart. And we start to think only from the rational, intellectual side, and we're not thinking I'm a child, he's my father, and he's going to protect me inside. Now, does the Lord say, don't be rational, don't be intellectual? No. The Holy Spirit's going to help you to actually sort through that, and the mind and the brains he's given you in a healthy way, a good way. But we can, sometimes our greatest strengths are our greatest weaknesses. And it's the Holy Spirit that helps us through our weaknesses. This is what I heard. This is coming to a head in 2027. It's coming, brace yourself, but do not be afraid. Keep standing upon the firm rock of Jesus Christ. And then I heard, everything else will fade away. Every other construct of man that people put their hope in will eventually collapse. I'm talking about every single one, every single one. If there's something you're putting your hope in this year that's not him, it's not in what Jesus has done, it's not in the Father's love, it's not in God's good plan, put your hope back in him because that other thing is going to fail eventually. And then this is what I heard, but the word of God will not, saying it's not going to collapse, it's not going to fail. I heard the word of life first spoken, and that's talking about the gospel, the word of life first spoken by the apostles and still spread by the church today will not fail if you lean into it. Who's he talking about? He's talking about the Apostle Paul. He's talking about the Apostle Peter. He's talking about these New Testament letters you can read and say, ah, God made it very clear what his intention was the entire time and what all this was leading up to, this amazing story in Scripture. It's all leading up to Jesus. And now that that's happened, we have something we always can look back to. And every other structure is going to collapse eventually. But the kingdom of God is not. Everything else will fail us to an extent eventually. The gospel of Jesus Christ will not. Eventually, everything else will go away, but the love of God in Christ Jesus will not. I heard this. I heard, I'm with you, my bride. I'm coming soon. Yet there is much to do while you're waiting. Keep up the good fight of faith. Do not give in to a temptation of fear. I heard my spirit will keep you in all peace as you wait for me. Rely upon my word to strengthen you in the season ahead, and you are going to be okay. The Lord's not saying run around and cower. No, he's saying you're going to be okay because he's with you. That's the reason why. And then the Lord just asked me to remind y'all of many of the 2027 words that I received. Uh, and, and share this last year and the year before that, what I'm going to be doing at some point here, because we're coming close to 2027 is I'm probably going to be putting together, um, a list of those words, you know, and making that available in one way or another, just so people are kind of aware if, if you, if the Lord leads you to be aware of that. So you, you have the access to that all in one space. But I heard this later that night, and I went ahead and wrote this down as well. These are just phrases that I kept hearing, continue to hear that I think are related. I heard locked and loaded, showing up as a single source of misery. And then I heard miscommunication, locked and loaded and ready and waiting. They're going to communicate that they have prepared and are ready for a fight. Then I got an impression that this would be this. This communication, this, this thing of being locked and loaded, it would almost be like a jab. I saw like an image of like a jab during a boxing match, you know, where they're like circling each other. And then there's like a really, there's like a really fast, like just jab to the face with the, with the dominant hand. Right. Where it's not like a full force momentum behind it. You know, it's not like a knockout punch, but it's like a start to annoy you and wear you down type of feel. And I got this impression that that's how it would be feeling to those on the other side or into the spectators. And then I heard, this is the moment the whole world will be shaking in their boots. Yet I want you to stay calm. Do not be afraid. Do not fear. I am with you. So, you know, take this to the Lord in prayer as much as you need to. I would highly encourage that you don't ever run with a prophetic word until the Lord gives you confirmation. He can do that in a lot of different ways. I think it's critical, though, because there's times where people have said things to me and they're like, hey, God's telling you this. And I'm like, I don't get any confirmation in the moment. I'm like, okay, well. He might be. If what you just said aligns with the Word, then I'm at least going to consider it. If it doesn't, if it goes against God's written Word, I'm going to say, hey, I love you, but that didn't come from the Lord, because it is opposing or contradicting Scripture, right? But if it's aligning with the Word, or if it at least fits into what the Word teaches, then I'm going to go, okay, let me pray about it. Let me take it to the Lord in prayer. And I'm going to ask, sometimes it's as simple as. The Holy Spirit will say yes, right? Or sometimes it's as simple as I get a strong sense of God's peace and I go, okay, I received that. Like, I'm getting peace with that. You know, like there's a confirmation from the Holy Spirit there. Other times the Lord goes, okay, yeah, you needed to hear that. And let me tell you a whole lot more that goes along with that, right? More specific. So like, that's one of the benefits of running things by the Lord in prayer. And, and. And not giving somebody else an authority over us that the Holy Spirit should have, right? And that the Word should have. Like, you can look at the Word, and it can—sometimes the Word of God is going to slap you around in a good way. You know, you'll be like, oh, my goodness. Okay, it's pointing out where I'm missing it, right? And there's a conviction there. That's a good and healthy thing, right? But the Holy Spirit's going to—He's going to comfort us in that moment. But the Holy Spirit, yeah, He's going to correct us, too, you know, in love and gentleness. But then at the same time, it's like. That does not mean that just because someone's speaking something over you and saying, okay, God's saying you're doing all this wrong and you need to change this and do that, that doesn't mean that's automatically from the Lord. It could be, but we've got to make sure that the Word is the standard and that He's the one that's holding the highest place of authority in our life. Now, if it's coming from a believer that I know and trust, and I know that they have a good relationship with the Lord, and they are either mentoring me or pastoring me in some sort of way, then guess what? I'm going to give that priority, right? I'm going to give that priority. I'm going to say, I'm going to pray about this right away, and I'm assuming if I don't hear otherwise that that's coming from the Lord, but I'm going to make sure I still get that confirmation because people are imperfect. God is perfect, but we are not. Thank the Lord. We are righteous because of what Jesus has done. Thank the Lord that his grace is applying today. Luke 12, 32. I felt like reading this before finishing. Do not be afraid, little flock, because your father has chosen to give you the kingdom. Jesus is saying, don't be afraid. Why? He connects it to God's giving you the kingdom. God is giving you the one thing that is never going to get shooken up enough to where it fails. The one thing that's going to stay steady is put you inside of his kingdom. He's giving you kingdom work. But he's also giving you kingdom authority, meaning I can walk through this life, crazy things can be happening, but I can have the peace of God. I can have the stillness and the security and assurance of walking with the Holy Spirit. I get to be comforted. He's with me. I'm walking with the one who holds all authority. I know I'm going to be okay, ultimately, because he's with me. So that's all I got to share with y'all. If y'all want to grab a copy of the book, it's actually available now. This is Trump in the end times. I'm gonna pull this back up real fast before I finish as a reminder. So I'm The print book is, the paperback is actually available to order. going So we got that up a little early with the Lord's help, to pause trying to get it up before midterms, one of the goals. So, yeah, But then the Kindle version, the if you order that at $7.99, that one is actually gonna drop on the 30th. I'm I believe that's Friday. So wait. starting Friday at 12 a.m. in the morning, if that's the correct day, that will be made available if you pre-order it. But the paperback will ship as fast as they can get it to you if you order it today. to speak So there's that. A couple things I would ask that y'all would do. If you get this book... now. and you enjoy it, and the Lord is able to use it in your life, I highly encourage you to consider doing two things. Number one, if you feel led, please come leave me a review. If you really like it, a five-star review would be awesome, if that's something the Lord leads you to do. But then also, if it's something that you believe would help a friend, I would encourage you to share it with a stipulation, being Remember that Donald Trump and politics can be very controversial. And so make sure you pray about sharing it. I would encourage you to share it if you feel led to, but make sure you pray about it first. Make sure you feel like it's something that's actually going to benefit this person, that they're going to be able to receive where they're at, whatever that might look like. Because, yes, I'm talking about some controversial stuff, for sure. And I believe the Lord talks about controversial stuff, but we also have to walk with our brothers and sisters with compassion, right? With kindness in our hearts and understanding where they're at, wherever that might be, right? And so just encourage you to pray about that. You know, if you feel led to, before buying a copy for everybody at your church, that's what I'm trying to say. You know, just be prayerful about that, you know, because of the sensitive nature of some of the topics in there and stuff like that. So I believe it is going to be very helpful, right? If people are able to hear it, but I know not everybody's going to be in the place where they're able to hear it. So that's why I'm saying that. Anyways, so I love y'all. The Lord loves you. I hope y'all have a wonderful rest of your day and I will see you next time.