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Wings of Faith

Touch from the Lord

Most of these are written for me. I have them here in case they can also be of help to others. I am not an expert, but am still very much the student of these things.

  • The Cry That Shakes Heaven
    At midnight, a cry rises—not for comfort but for the presence of God. It is the sound of a priesthood awakened, a Bride made ready, a people weeping between porch and altar for Heaven to come down and the glory of Yeshua to walk among us again.
  • The Presence
    In worship, we often sense The Presence of God—so near we can almost touch Him—yet just beyond our grasp. He is here, and still we cry, “Come, Lord.” This is not contradiction, but holy communion: waiting, listening, and responding to the One who dwells within and yet calls us deeper still.
  • Is Christ Divided? 
    The Lord is not coming to decorate our divisions—He is coming to tear them down. In this prophetic call to unity, Scripture and vision converge: the Gospel is not divided, and neither should His Church be. As a remnant weeps in hidden places, Yeshua walks among the lampstands, ready to shake the earth and ignite the final harvest. Will He find us ready—one body, one Bride, crying with one voice, “Come, Lord Yeshua”?
  • He Walks Among the Lampstands
    The risen Christ walks among His churches—not as a memory, but as a present Judge and Bridegroom. Now is the time to return, repent, and make room for His holy presence.
  • Maranatha: Come, Lord Yeshua, Come
    Even as each generation cries, “Maranatha, Come Lord Jesus Come,” the Lord waits—not out of delay, but out of mercy—calling the nations to repentance and preparing a Bride made ready through global awakening.
  • God’s Love Revealed on the Mount of Transfiguration
    On the Mount of Transfiguration, God revealed His love—not only by glorifying Yeshua, but by calling us to listen, to behold, and to be drawn into His delight.
  • The Cost and Crown of Discipleship
    Yeshua still calls, “Take up your cross and follow Me.” In a world obsessed with comfort and control, this is a call to surrender, to suffer if needed, and to truly live. Discover what real discipleship looks like today.
  • A Pain Felt in Heaven
    When Jesus cried out, “It is finished,” He did not speak as a defeated man, but as the victorious Son of God. With that cry, the heavens shook and the earth trembled. The curtain in the temple was torn from top to bottom. The work of redemption was complete. But have you ever considered what it meant—not just for Jesus—but for the heart of the Father? “For God so loved the world, … Continue reading A Pain Felt in Heaven →
  • Hearts on Fire: The Spirit and the Word
    “Were not our hearts burning within us while He was speaking to us on the road, while He was explaining the Scriptures to us?” (Luke 24:32, NASB) The two disciples on the road to Emmaus had just encountered the risen Yeshua. They didn’t recognize Him at first, but as He walked with them and opened the Scriptures, something deeper stirred—their hearts burned. Not from manipulated sentiment or hyped theatrics, but from divine … Continue reading Hearts on Fire: The Spirit and the Word →
  • Love Truth, Not Applause
    Beloved, I say this with love in my heart and concern for your soul: not every word that comforts is from God, and not every truth that stings is from the enemy. Sometimes, the voice that unsettles us the most is the one we need to hear. In a world obsessed with applause, God still calls His children to love truth not applause. Truth has never been popular. From the days of … Continue reading Love Truth, Not Applause →
  • Turn Away from Evil and Walk in Purity
    “I will maintain my righteousness and never let go of it; my heart will not reproach me as long as I live.”—Job 27:6, NASB Beloved, hear the word of the Lord. If we desire revival, if we long for His glory to rest upon us, we must turn away from evil and walk in purity. This is not a side teaching. It is not a call for the “serious” believer only. It is … Continue reading Turn Away from Evil and Walk in Purity →
  • Love God, Hate Sin
    “Hate evil, love good, and establish justice in the court [of your city’s gate]! Perhaps the Lord God of hosts will be gracious to the remnant of Joseph.”—Amos 5:15 (AMP) Beloved, we have arrived at a point in Church history where we must confront an inconvenient truth: you cannot love God and be neutral toward sin. To love God is to embrace what He loves and to despise what He hates. Anything … Continue reading Love God, Hate Sin →
  • Strength Is Found in the Gaze
    Strength does not come from striving, but from beholding. Those who fix their eyes on the face of God—who wait for Him with expectation—will rise. They are renewed not by effort, but by the breath of His Presence. In the stillness of communion, the weary become strong, and the low are lifted like eagles into the currents of His Spirit. Strength is found in the gaze.
  • Holy Fire of God
    There is a fire that the world cannot ignite, a flame that does not consume but purifies. It is not found in the noise of religion or in the pretense of performance. It is born in the sanctuary of surrender, in the stillness where the soul waits for God. It is the Holy Fire of God, and it is calling. Beloved, let your heart be drawn back to the altar. Before revival ever … Continue reading Holy Fire of God →
  • Do You See What I See?
    Here’s the latest picture from today—June 22, 2025 Current situation: A Word from the Lord for This Hour Beloved, turn your eyes from the loud clash of nations to the cry of My heart. You see devastation. You hear fear. But in the silence beneath the roar, I am working. In the rubble of idols—nations, weapons, pride—I am rebuilding souls. I am not distant. My eyes search the earth. I weigh what … Continue reading Do You See What I See? →
  • The Fragrance of the Anointing
    The Holy Spirit leaves a fragrance no heart can ignore. When He fills a surrendered life, His presence overflows with boldness, joy, holiness, and love.
  • المذبح والنار
    نقف حيث وقف إسرائيل قديمًا—ممزقين بين الأصنام والعهد. إيليا يدعونا للعودة. ابنِ المذبح، ودع نار الله تسقط من جديد.
  • Transformed to Triumph
    You are not your past. Put on the New Self in Christ and live daily in the righteousness and holiness of God.
  • Let the Oil Flow: A Cry for Radical Transformation
    A passionate prayer asking God for radical transformation, renewed faith, and the outpouring of His Spirit. Lord, let the oil flow once again.
  • The Oil Will Flow Again
    The oil will flow again. The anointing that once seemed distant will return in power. The presence of El Shaddai will not be restrained. The lamp will not go out in the night. “You have anointed my head with oil; my cup overflows” (Psalm 23:5, NASB). What was dry shall become drenched. What was hollow shall carry fire again. The river will well up with the water of life. The Spirit is stirring the deep. The cracks in … Continue reading The Oil Will Flow Again →

A Voice Crying Out: Make Ready the Bride