Rick Joyner

Rick Joyner has authored more than fifty books, including The Final Quest Trilogy, There Were Two Trees in the Garden, The Path, and Army of the Dawn. He is also the Founder and Executive Director of MorningStar Ministries, a multi-faceted mission organization which includes Heritage International Ministries, MorningStar University, MorningStar Fellowship of Churches and Ministries. Click here to take a look at Rick's latest Rant #ricksrants

Three Pillars—Heritage Brief 31

The American Republic grew into nationhood like no other nation in recorded history. The English colonies were given the freedom of religion and self-government in their charters. Other nations that attained any degree of these usually did so over centuries, or even millennia, of tedious and...

8-4-20

Unity in Diversity, Part 2—Heritage Brief 30

What do the terms “left” and “right,” “liberal” and “conservative” really mean? Because definitions can change in a short period of time, we are looking at these for what they mean today. For example, the term “liberal” comes from the word “liberator.” This was the term that the American patriots...

7-28-20

Unity in Diversity—Heritage Brief 29

We live in a time when it seems that the left and right in America are moving further apart than ever. Those at the extremes, who tend to be the loudest, make it seem that way, but actually the core values and beliefs of Americans have not moved very much in either direction throughout our history...

7-21-20

Division Before Unity—Heritage Brief 28

“Do you suppose that I came to grant peace on earth? I tell you, no, but rather division” — Jesus (Luke 12:51). Jesus and His apostles spoke often of the need for unity, so why would He say this? Because true unity is usually elusive until divisions illuminate the real and important issues. In high...

7-14-20

American Exceptionalism—Heritage Brief 27

Where did the term “American Exceptionalism” originate, and what does it mean? This term came from the French nobleman, diplomat, and historian Alexis de Tocqueville. De Tocqueville toured America in 1831 and wrote the classic two-volume set, Democracy in America . This is still considered the best...

7-7-20

The War Chronicles, “A New Hope”

“It was the best of times. Courage became more contagious than fear. Riots were replaced with righteousness. There was constant awe and wonder at the great things The Lord was doing, and His peace and joy prevailed over the land.” That is what will ultimately be said of these times.

To many it may look like the opposite of the above, but that depends on where you’re looking from. Those who are seated with Him in the heavenly places are seeing the long-awaited Great Awakening getting traction. The revival of faith in America has already begun.

Friday, June 5, 2020 - 00:00

The Battleground of Our Times—Heritage Brief 26

Winston Churchill defined the ultimate clash of civilizations as between “the governments that are owned by their people, and the governments that own their people.” We are in this war now. We are fighting for whether we will be slaves or free, whether we will be able to determine our own destiny,...

6-30-20

The Ultimate Battle—Heritage Brief 25

For most of our history, America was considered the most positive, visionary nation on earth. A study released in 2019 declared America to be the most negative nation on earth. What has happened to us? Where did this plague of cynicism come from? What does this mean for our future? Virtually every...

6-23-20

Unity in Reality—Heritage Brief 24

We are the United States of America. Whether looking at our history or the present, one might think we are more divided than united. Actually, we are united in much more than we are divided about, and always have been. To have fifty independent states join together as a nation is a historic anomaly...

6-16-20

The Bridge—Heritage Brief 23

The true nature of a person is determined by their actions, not just their beliefs or their words. Beliefs and words are important, but there is a reason why Jesus said we would know people by their fruit instead of by their beliefs or their words. If everyone was completely true to their beliefs...

6-9-20

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