The following are strategic revelations that were received by those whose prophetic gifts we have come to trust. Even so, they are shared with the understanding that the Lord is doing different things in different places, and we do not expect these words to apply to everyone. Also, as most of the interpretations and applications are given by me, they may not be the same as what would be given by the one receiving the revelation.--Rick Joyner

The following are prophetic words, dreams or visions which I felt have implications for the entire church, given to those whom I consider to have proven prophetic gifts Each revelation is stated, and then I offer an interpretation and application. Please do keep in mind that the interpretations and applications did not come from those given the revelation, and in some cases their interpretations and/or applications may differ from what is written here. They are therefore offered for your judgment and consideration.

Rick Joyner

All Scripture References are NAS unless indicated

In Revelation 13:11-18, we see a beast coming upon the earth that performs great signs and deceives those who live on the earth. He then makes everyone take a mark on their foreheads and right hands so that they can buy, sell and trade. In 14:9- 10, we see that the wrath of God will come upon all who worship the beast and take his mark.

September, 1995 

All Scriptures NAS unless otherwise noted.

Unless otherwise indicated, all Scripture is from the New American Standard version of the Bible. 

Satan’s ultimate goal is to populate hell. His greatest ally for accomplishing this goal is death. His most effective means for bringing about death is war. Instigating war in any form, between anyone that he can get to fight, is one of his most basic strategies against mankind. He views every war as a victory, and the most destructive ones as some of his greatest achievements. Just as Jesus is the Prince of Peace, Satan is the Prince of War.

A Call Beyond Church Walls,

A Call to Worship,  A Call to Unity,

A Call to Prayer. . . In Every Place.

A Call Beyond Church Walls

It is encouraging to know that God often calls or speaks to men and movements more than once. He spoke to Abraham more than once, Moses and others more than once. Stephen’s great sermon recorded in Acts chapter seven is a summary of the continual moving of God throughout Israel’s history. Stephen points out how every one of the leaders sent by God were rejected the first time, but accepted the second time.