For some, the topic of prophecy is uncomfortable let alone receiving or learning of specific details to manifest in the near or distant future. In this teaching, Carrie shares some of her experiences in the prophetic while comparing it to Scripture. You’ll want to grab your Bible, a pen and paper for this one! #prophecy #prophets #HearingGod #details #specifics #timeframe #prophecies #tsunami #judgment #abortion #dreams #visions #impressions #word #thussaiththeLORD
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Her Story – In Depth!
From heartache to a heart full of love, Carrie shares her testimony.
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Why Wormwood?
(Recorded Jan 9, 2019) In this follow up recording from the previous one (see ‘The Jesus Jackpot 777’), Carrie shares a specific revelation regarding the 3rd Trumpet, Wormwood. #Wormwood #GreatShaking #prophecy #3rdtrumpet








The Jesus Jackpot 777
(Recorded Jan 9, 2019) In this interesting and groundbreaking teaching, Carrie invites viewers to look at various Scriptures and consider the possibility that the 7 seals, 7 trumpets, and 7 bowls may not be three different series of events, but rather the same event with different perspectives each concluding with the return of the Messiah.
#Revelation #prophecy #plagues #2ndComing #seals #trumpets #bowls
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Driven By Flesh
It was a partly-sunny, low-70’s winter day here in Texas this morning. A perfect day to go do some marketing as I handed out my business cards to various apartment communities in the area (my business specializes in cleaning apartments). Early on while still driving to the first apartment community on my list, I had a premonition of me being in a bad car accident. In the brief premonition, or open-eyed vision, if you will, I had just been severely struck while driving and handed my cell phone to the first responder weakly asking him to call my husband. Just that quick, the premonition vanished. I shrugged it off as a weird thought and happily went about my business.
In the past I have had these sort of prophetic warnings . Just last year, I had another premonition while driving, and it manifested moments later, but in that incident I was prepared and calmly maneuvered my vehicle to avoid the reckless SUV cutting across four lanes of traffic. Oddly, I didn’t think anything of it – I was prepared and alert and responded accordingly. Today, however, I was in my own flesh-driven world, not paying attention to the premonition, the signs, and the impression or embedded feeling of an impending accident to come.
After visiting the seven apartment communities, I decided to make one final stop at the post office. In order to access the parking lot of the post office, I needed to cross two busy lanes of oncoming traffic. I sat for a few minutes in the turn lane with my blinker on as I patiently waited for a break in the traffic. One pickup truck towing something big and bulky stopped in the lane closest to mine and graciously flashed his lights indicating it was safe to cross over. Although I couldn’t see what may or may not be on the other side of the generous truck, his flashing lights, as well as my strained glance behind him in the distance, seemed to indicate it was OK to pass, but that still small Voice said, “Don’t do it.” Due to my impatience and apparent disobedience, I gambled it all and proceeded to cross the highway. Mind you the last accident I experienced was 23 years ago at the ripe young age of 19 so I’d like to say I am normally a responsible and cautious driver. Before making it to the second lane while trusting in others flashing lights, I thought to myself, Now watch there be something barreling down the road and strike me. Sure enough I froze in fear upon seeing a metal grill of black large pickup truck about to t-bone my tiny Fiat Pop. I cried out, “Oh, God, help me!!” And instantly, my foot punched the gas pedal. I’m not even sure if it was actually me or perhaps an angel pressed my foot on the pedal because my being felt paralyzed in fear and braced for potentially fatal impact. I heard my car’s wheels squeal in urgent motion. It was awful, sudden, and perplexing how I miraculously ended up safely parked in the post office parking lot. Once the realization of the incident hit me, I sobbed as I called my husband to tell him what just occurred.
Later, after being home for awhile and sipping some chamomile tea to calm my nerves, I made myself drive to accomplish a few more errands and even traverse to the post office again just so fear would not take root in my heart attempting to lord over me. This time, the trip was uneventful.
Today, I learned to not only be grateful for every day graciously granted and everything and everyone bestowed unto me, but to never dismiss the Holy Spirit for His intention of the premonitions, the signs, and the instruction is for our own benefit.
Pay attention, beloveds, and listen closely to the Spirit for being driven by flesh is a dangerous gamble.
Prophetic Word: War Soon
Recently, the Ruach (Spirit) dropped in my spirit an important word about war coming soon! Upon praying, questioning Yah/God further, I believe He shared with me that He wants me and His people to start memorizing Scripture. Watch the video to learn more details.
I have been going through each book of the Bible trying to pick just one or two verses per book to memorize, but I found this assignment difficult as there are so many excellent and useful verses. Perhaps some of these will help you too…
Genesis 15:1
Exodus 3:6-8, Chp 15; 19:4-6; 28:20-22
Leviticus 18:4-5; 20:7-8, 26; 26:1-9
Numbers 6:24-27; 10:9-10; 14:24; 15:39-41; 23:19
Deuteronomy 1:29-33; 4:5-6; 4:27-31; 5:29-33; 6:24-25; 7:9-11; 12:31-32; 13:1-8; 18:9; 27:16-19; 31:6-8; Chp 32 (second song of Moses)
Joshua 1:7-9
Judges 5:31; 18:5-6
Ruth 1:16-17
1 Samuel 12:20-25
2 Samuel 7:9-10; 24:25
1 Kings 2:2-4
2 Kings 3:15; 18:5-7
1 Chronicles 5:20; Chp 16; 16:40; 17:1-14; 28:7-10; 28:19-20; 29:17-19
2 Chronicles 6:12-7:1; 7:12-22; 16:9; 31:20-21; 34:26-33; 36:15-16
Ezra 6:21; 7:10; 9:8
Nehemiah 9:26-31
Esther ? (not sure of which verse in Esther just yet)
Job 5:17
Psalm Chapters 37 & 119
Proverbs Chapter 3; 28:9
Ecclesiastes 12:13-14
Song of Solomon 2:10-14
Isaiah 2:1-4; 12:2
[I am still picking out verses from the rest of Scripture]
After The Tsunami, AntiChrist Revealed
Recently, I had a peculiar eye-opening dream that I felt compelled to share with you. To learn more about dreams, you may find this video teaching helpful:
How To Discern Between True Prophets & False Ones
For those interested in learning more about prophecy, specifically how to discern between not just true prophets from false ones, but also the difference between the gift of prophecy and the office of a prophet, I pray this teaching blesses you and your relationship with the Father through His Son, Jesus/Yeshua. This video also explains why prophecies don’t always manifest. If you don’t have time to watch, keep reading below the video for the overall summary. Shalom!
“All prophets have the gift of prophecy, but not all who have the gift of prophecy are prophets.”
Gift of Prophecy vs. Prophet
Before digging into the how to discern between a true prophet and a false one, let’s discuss hearing God and the gift of prophecy.
Hearing God: Jesus explained during His ministry that He is the Great Shepherd and He is after the lost sheep of Israel (but that is an entirely different topic worth your time). See John 10.Those who believe Jesus/Yeshua is the son of God who came to take away the sins of the world become adopted into His flock as His sheep. Upon receiving the Holy Spirit, Jesus tells us we will be able to hear His voice (John 10:27).
We won’t necessarily hear His voice immediately or atleast be able to distinguish His voice instantly, but in time, as we get to know Him through His word, we will eventually start developing the ability to recognize His voice…what is from Him and what is of Satan. So, eventually, all believers should be able to hear His voice. To learn more about hearing God, click here.
Gift of Prophecy: After one has learned how to hear the Holy Spirit for themselves, they may be activated with the gift of prophecy. This gift is one of the many gifts of the Holy Spirit and is designed to edify, exhort, and comfort others. The various realms of prophecy, especially the ‘word of knowledge’ aspect not only encourages believers, but helps convince non-believers that God is real and wants a personal intimate relationship with each of us. The Apostle Paul explains we all should (at some point) be able to prophesy as our hearing skills and faith develops by responding in obedience to what we are hearing. No prophecy, or spoken voice of the Spirit, will ever contradict God’s written voice found in the Bible. See 1 Corinthians 12-14. James 2:22-25.
“All prophets have the gift of prophecy, but not all who have the gift of prophecy are prophets.”
Many will have the ‘gift of prophecy’, but not all will be prophets of God, or in the ‘office’ of a prophet. Discerning the difference between a true prophet of God versus a false one, will also help you understand the difference of one who can flow in the gift but not be an actual prophet.
How to Discern Between A True Prophet Vs A False Prophet
- A True Prophet: WILL acknowledge both the Father and the Son (Yahweh/YHVH, as the one true living God, and His Son, Jesus Christ/Yeshua, the Messiah). Whereas, a false prophet will not. This is a very elementary principle. James 2:19; 1 John 2:22-23
- A True Prophet: WILL be called by God through typically a vision or dream versus their own wishful thinking. If you evaluate all the prophets of the Bible, the vast majority the LORD spoke to them through a vision, dream, or some type of visual experience. To learn more about those topics specifically, watch my teachings “You Might Be A Prophet IF” and “Learn To Discern”. Numbers 12:6
- A True Prophet: Does NOT want to be a prophet. Whereas a false prophet promotes themselves and their status as a prophet, their merchandise, etc. Why? Because prophets are hated, persecuted, isolated, lonely, and usually killed not to mention, carry the burden of the prophecy itself. A false prophet wants to be a prophet for fame, respect, power, and control. True prophets are humble, often isolated (especially when being called by God and refined before ministering), often lowly in position, seem peculiar or different from the world (think of David and Amos how they were just shepherds of no status and the fact that John the Baptist ate honeycomb and locusts!). False prophets want the glory and strive to be popular. They often are flashy, showy, performance driven, and driven by money. They often prophesy about their follower’s material possessions versus a heart for God. Jeremiah 20:7-10; Habakkuk 1:1-4
- A True Prophet: WILL most likely tell you what you NEED to hear, not what you WANT to hear. Hence, why the prophet was sent in the first place. Whereas, a false prophet will be all about telling you want sounds good to you. They can read the idols of your heart and therefore, tell you what your heart desires making you like them and that word. A true prophet’s message will be about cultivating an authentic relationship with God through Jesus, His Son, and far less about material fleshly things. Although a true prophet may at times provide an encouraging positive word if that is what God tells them you NEED to hear, it will more likely be a message of repentance, warning, or judgment. What I call a “Reflect. Correct. Direct.” type of message. Be more leery of prophets who give you words of ‘peace and prosperity’ than prophets who correct or warn you. But also remember, the gift of prophecy, in non-prophets, tends to be more encouraging. Always analyze the overall message though – does it point your heart towards an authentic relationship or fleshly things? Ezekiel 13-14
- A True Prophet: Will be all about “REPENT. Serve the LORD.” whereas a false prophet will be all about “RECEIVE. The Lord serves you!” Again, a true prophet could care less about your worldly goods or fleshly things and will be focused on the issues of your heart that need aligning to the Father and His Word. Jeremiah 23:9: Jeremiah 28.
- A True Prophet: The prophecy of a true prophet will probably** manifest whereas a false word will fall to the ground (fail). Deuteronomy 18:18-22; Jeremiah 28:9. Jeremiah 18.
**Please note!
IF the prophecy manifests, that could be a very good indication it is of the LORD. UNLESS, the overall message of that prophet is telling you to serve the idols of your heart, another God, man’s doctrines, or more worldly things versus the One True Living God and His ways, His laws, His will!! THIS IS A TEST FROM GOD. Jesus and His Word tell us many false prophets as well as one main false prophet will arise specifically to lure you away from an authentic relationship with the Father through Jesus and surrendered obedience to God. Deuteronomy 12:32-13:10; Matthew 24; Revelation 12-13.
IF the prophecy does NOT manifest, that could be due to a few reasons:
- It came from the so-called prophet’s/person’s heart (imagination) not God.
- The person/prophet added to or subtracted from the word itself. Never do this as this will cause an inaccurate word. Just give the word if you genuinely believe it is from God and He has released you to speak such things. Don’t over-analyze it, don’t add to it to help it make sense, and don’t hold back either. Don’t make it fit what you want. Don’t get it twisted by trying to predict what it will look like. Deuteronomy 12:32
- The people repented or disobeyed, depending on if the prophecy was a call to repentance (much more common) or a prosperous prophecy (very rare), and so it was a prophecy conditioned on the response of the people. The end goal of all true prophets who prophesy repentance, warning, and judgment is that the prophecy NOT manifest for that means the people repented.Jeremiah 18.
To learn more about this topic, get in the Word for yourself, seek the Father and His Spirit with all your heart. You can also go to my YouTube channel to watch some of my other prophetic teachings (check out the playlists).
Shalom!
False Predictions About The Mid-Term Elections
False prophets capitalize in telling you what you want to hear. They specialize in reading the idols of one’s heart or in this case the idol’s of a state, country, or religion’s heart. Scripture teaches us that a true prophet of God is more likely to tell you what you DON’T want to hear; hence, why a prophet was needed to be sent in the first place, than a false prophet reading your heart’s desires and causing you to trust a lie. Get in the Word of God to learn the differences between a true prophet and a false one. Otherwise, you will continue to be deceived. California is blue and did not go red as a true prophet could have told you *if* the Lord indeed revealed it and it wasn’t a desire of one’s own heart. Study and seek the Father on Ezekiel 13-14 and Jeremiah 28. #prophecy #prophets #WordofGod
Additionally, study the difference between a prophet, or the office of a prophet, versus the gifts of prophecy. Similar and yet different.
Not surprisingly, this YouTube channel, Lord’s Prophecy, deleted my above comment speaking truth in love that I posted in the comments section of the video,
“Mark Taylor Interview * California Will Go Red” (see below). Brother and Sisters, be sure to worship God and follow His Word – not man and their false prophecies and teachings. Shalom!