Win the Battle, Church: Postpone Destruction for 100 Years!

Prophetic Word from Deborah Williams on 3/28/24. See partial transcript and video link below:

https://www.youtube.com/live/RcD7ZHZqicw
Deborah Williams & Manuel Next on God’s Time Clock 2024
MEGA PRAISE MINISTRIES
Streamed live 3/28/24
Whats is God Saying 2024

31:00 – The Lord showed me, if the Church wins this battle, we will push off destruction for a hundred years.

NotebookLM AI Summary:

This summary synthesizes the key points from the provided video transcript excerpts, focusing on the themes of prophetic vision, national outlook, ministry work, and spiritual encouragement.

I. Theme and Opening Testimony
The broadcast is centered on the theme of “Glory Days not gloomy days”. This theme was tied to a vision Pastor Johnson received of anointed black and white hats.

Pastor Emma Lea, an associate pastor of Mega Praise Ministry, shared a testimony regarding this vision. In March, which she declared the “month of Miracles,” she had a vision of taking a black “Glory Day” hat to her uncle’s room at her grandmother’s home. Her uncle had been suffering severe health challenges, including open heart surgery, deteriorating health, and dialysis three times a week; he could not walk and was crying out to God to take him. Moved by the spirit, the Johnsons gave Pastor Emma the black hat, which they anointed and prayed over. Following the vision, she put the hat on her uncle and prophesied over him. Supernaturally, her uncle is now walking for the glory of God.

II. Ministry Focus and Outreach
Pastor Manuel Johnson emphasizes that the ministry uses technology, such as live streams, for the glory of God, allowing them to interact and acknowledge viewers from diverse locations, including Sweden, South Africa, Germany, England, New Jersey, and Florida.

They distinguish their prophetic ministry from secular media (“median nightes”), noting that God tells His prophets “what’s about to happen” so they can prepare and gain an “edge,” whereas media only tells what has already occurred.

The ministry’s current assignments involve a “battlefield” work, particularly focusing on reaching the homeless and the veterans. Pastor Johnson, whose father is a veteran, expressed distress that veterans who fought for the country are now fighting to live on the street. The ministry aims to get these veterans off the streets, provide necessary medical care, and inform them of benefits (as some, like his father, went many years unaware of their veteran benefits). They also help the homeless by providing hope, food, clothes, and shelter. They encourage the audience to partner with the ministry through financial gifts to support these efforts.

III. Prophecy on the Eclipse and America’s Rebirth
Deborah Williams was welcomed to share a word, starting with the upcoming solar eclipse. She addressed the interpretation of the eclipse path (the “X”) crossing America.

• Temporary Decline and Rebirth: She asserts that the eclipse is not a sign that “America is doomed”. While the eclipse signifies “Falling Into Obscurity or decline”, the Lord showed her that America’s decline is temporary (“not for very long”) and is for a “reset” or “rebirth” of America. Just as a total solar eclipse is temporary, so too is the coming “eclipse of America”.
• The Sign of Jonah: She connects the events to the biblical story of Nineveh, a city Jonah prophesied judgment against. Nineveh repented, leading to God delivering them. The current eclipse event is seen as the “sign of the prophet Jonah” again. The 2024 eclipse passes over eight Ninevehs, seven years after the 2017 eclipse passed over seven Salems. The crisscross point of the two eclipses is near a location in Indiana named Salem Road. Salem means “peace”.
• Glory Days and the Ekklesia: Deborah emphasizes that while the land may experience “dark days” or “gloomy days,” for the people of God, they will be “Glory Days”. The upcoming April 8th eclipse is a moment when “all Heaven’s going to break loose”. She declares that the ruling body of government in America is the ekklesia (the Saints of the most high God), not the political institutions. If the church wins this spiritual battle, destruction can potentially be pushed off for a hundred years.

IV. Spiritual Direction
Deborah strongly advises against listening to prophets who only speak “Doom and Gloom” and defeat, stressing that this nation has hope, similar to Nineveh.

• Mercy and Revival: Jesus’s Mercy supersedes judgment. God wants His church to pray for America for Mercy, not judgment. Judgment is first going to begin at the house of God, which might involve exposing evil and wicked actions by church leaders if necessary to save their souls. She had a vision of the Statue of Liberty falling on her knees, symbolizing America’s freefall, but the nation will be saved if the church is awakened and praying. She also saw a vision of the Holy Ghost sweeping into “dead churches” (Methodists, Presbyterians, etc.), resulting in spontaneous deliverances, healings, and the pastor going backward on the pulpit under the power of God.
• The Example of Job: Deborah uses the story of Job to encourage those who have suffered, noting that God declared Job righteous. Suffering prepares people for the miraculous work God is about to do. Job received restoration and double what he had before after he prayed for his friends (Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar), whose names were related to worldliness, criticism, and early departure. This illustrates the necessity of praying for those who have maligned, misused, or abused believers.

V. Conclusion and Call to Action
The speakers encourage the audience to get involved, emphasizing that every victorious man or woman of God has been through pain, suffering, and brokenness. They urge listeners not to speak death over themselves or their children, but instead to declare the word of God, citing Isaiah 59:21.

Deborah Williams promotes her book, Last Days Glory, which she had a vision for in 1993, noting it has high reviews and is available on Amazon and her website (midnightcry.live).

Pastor Johnson reminds the audience that the ministry takes prayer requests seriously, which are prayed over by the staff, taken to services, and also carried by Pastor Johnson to the mountains. He concludes by offering a salvation invitation, stressing that Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life.
 

The central message is that despite current appearances of decline and chaos, God is orchestrating a spiritual rebirth for America, driven by the awakened and unified Church (ekklesia), who are commanded to move forward in faith, speaking “Glory Days” and praying for mercy rather than judgment. The current chaotic condition is seen as the perfect environment for the Holy Ghost to “do his best work”.