On February 15th, 2026 just after 11am (after getting home from the 8am service at my church), the Spirit of God came upon me to prophesy and write down what God showed me. He gave me a specific charge to prophesy about this lukewarm church age and to remember the previous church age marked by revival. This word is for the American church and more specifically geared toward individual believers (rather than more for church leadership like the previous one). Here is what He gave me:
“This is what the Sovereign Lord says:
I will raise up a righteous remnant in the midst of those who are compromising and watering down their faith — why tarry between two opinions? Oh that you would choose life… that you and your descendants might live.
Do not choose the path of least resistance. Choose the path that the Lord directs you to! Surrender your will to His!
I have not, and am not coming for a lukewarm and spotted bride — I am coming for a pure and spotless bride; and glorious will it be in my coming.
Do not forget the latter days for the former days shall be greater than the latter (the best days for the church are ahead of us, not behind us). While many great things happened in my Word and while I was physically here, the same works and greater will you do!
Do not forget the word of the Lord! Bind it around your neck. Teach it to your children. Let it transform you and everything that you do.
Be strong and very courageous! Do not be frightened for I am with you wherever you go! If I did it back then before my first coming, how much more now?
Do not tarry between two opinions. I want your yes or your no — for those who choose neither are spit out of my mouth. Lukewarm faith is no faith at all.
I love you enough to tell you so that you may know me truly and have perfect peace (shalom shalom).
Do not seek the things of this world. But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these other things will be added unto you.
Do you not know that you cannot serve two masters? You will either love one or hate the other. Therefore choose me that you and your descendants might live and live forever!
For I am not a man that I should lie or the son of a man that I would change my mind. Have I ever said something and failed to act? Or let anything I have said fall flat? No.
So give me your yes — and I will lead you and guide you all the days of your life.”
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Brief Commentary: I would charge you to go and read Revelation 3:7-13 (Letter to the Church of Philadelphia) and Revelation 3:14-22 (Letter to the Church of Laodicea). This will give you great context about where we are in the grander scheme of the 7 church ages. Below is a summary from Grok (resources aggregated from multiple sources) about what the time frames and key characteristics of the 6th and 7th church ages are:
(6th Church Age) Philadelphia — The Missionary / Brotherly Love Church
• Time frame: ≈ AD 1750/1790 – AD 1900/1910 (some extend to ~1950)
• Description: The great revivals (Wesley, Whitefield, Second Great Awakening), massive missionary movements (Carey, Judson, Taylor), and global spread of the gospel. Open doors (Rev 3:8), strong evangelism, and brotherly love. Often seen as the high point of faithfulness.
(7th Church Age) Laodicea — The Lukewarm / Apostate Church
• Time frame: ≈ AD 1900/1910 – present day (until the Rapture)
• Description: The final church age. Characterized by lukewarmness, self-sufficiency (“I am rich… and have need of nothing” – Rev 3:17), materialism, and widespread apostasy / compromise. Many see this as describing the modern Western church (especially since the early 20th century).
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So my charge from the LORD was to remind people of the previous church age marked by great revivals and not let the lukewarm contingent be something they get drawn into. There will be more great and mighty revivals before Jesus returns for His Bride, and we are in the midst of it right now!
Stay pure, stand for holiness and righteousness, and DO NOT let your fire and your lamp go out!
Until next time, be blessed and abide in the Vine.
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