I\u2019ve been talking about water shortages, electrical outages, instability, and the need to prepare for a long time now. And I know when I first started talking about these things, some people probably rolled their eyes and thought, \u201cHere she comes again with more doom and gloom.\u201d But the people who have followed Salvation Revolution Ministries for a long time know differently. You have heard me talk about these things over and over again. You have watched the videos. You have read the posts. You have heard the warnings. And those of you who have been here consistently can attest for yourselves to the things I have spoken about and the things you have watched unfold afterward.<\/p>\n
That is why I tell people, do not simply take my word for it. Go back. Look at the timeline. Watch the old videos. Read the old posts. Look at what I was saying months ago and even longer ago, and compare it with what you are seeing now. The people who have actually been following this ministry for a long period of time do not need me to convince them that I have been talking about these things. You were here. You heard it yourselves. And I am not saying that to boast. I am saying it because there is a reason I have continued warning even when people laughed, mocked, dismissed me, or called it doom and gloom. I know what I have been shown, and I know why I have been called to speak.<\/p>\n
But something changed in me after everything that happened with my health. In 2020, I got COVID, and after that my health changed dramatically. I was in heart failure. I was on oxygen. I was taking around 27 different medications. At the time, I did not have health insurance. I was self pay, and even though I knew I was sick, I still did not understand the full extent of what had happened inside my heart.<\/p>\n
And there is another part of that season that I think is important to say, because people hear the medical side of what happened to me, but they do not always understand what it did to me emotionally. When I had COVID, I was so sick that I would lie there and beg God to let me die. That is how physically sick I was. I did not want to keep hurting. I did not want to keep suffering. And several months later, after everything my body and my mind had been through, I had what I can only describe as a nervous breakdown. I reached a place where I did not even want to live anymore.<\/p>\n
And it was not just COVID. It was years of life hitting me over and over again. Emotionally, it felt like being in a boxing ring with somebody who just kept jabbing you. One jab may not knock you down, but when you have been hit again and again for years, eventually you get tired. Eventually you start wondering how much more you can take. By that point in my life, I felt like I had already been through too much. I had carried too much pain, too much loss, too much sickness, too much trauma, and too many things that I do not even talk about publicly. I was exhausted in a way that sleep could not fix.<\/p>\n
But there was still something in me that would not let me quit. At the end of the day, when I had nothing left in myself, there was still something inside of me that kept pulling me forward. There was something that kept saying, \u201cGet up again.\u201d There was something that kept me here when I did not have the strength to keep myself here. And I know now that was God.<\/p>\n
Then, in 2022, I had a heart attack. That was when everything came to light in a different way. That was when I found out just how serious the condition of my heart was, including that my left anterior descending artery was 98 percent blocked. To this day, I do not know how I had made it that long with my heart in the condition it was in. It was after that heart attack that I had to undergo the procedures and surgeries that followed.<\/p>\n
And today, I am completely healed. Even my cardiologists have struggled to explain it. They have called it a miracle. I will never forget one cardiologist looking at me and saying, \u201cWell, somebody likes you up there.\u201d Then he looked at me and said, \u201cMiracles still happen, young lady.\u201d I have never forgotten those words. And what made that moment even more significant to me was that it happened within several weeks of the experience I had where I went to heaven.<\/p>\n
When I came back from that experience, I was different. I cannot explain it any other way. I could look in the mirror and see the same face. I looked like the same person on the outside, but I knew I was not the same person on the inside. That was when I began receiving downloads from God, from Yeshua, Jesus Christ. I began seeing things differently. I began being shown things that were coming, and I began understanding that part of what I had been called to do was stand as a watchman and warn people.<\/p>\n
I know some people have a difficult time believing that Jesus would give someone that kind of ability. I know there are people who will hear me say these things and immediately dismiss them. But I also know what happened to me. I know what I have received. I know what I have been speaking about for a long time now. And I know I am not the only person God uses this way. There are several people around the world whom I know to be very blessed and very gifted in what they receive from Him.<\/p>\n
And I want to say something else in complete transparency. To be able to receive this information and to be called as a watchman to warn people is a very heavy burden. I personally struggle with what I know. I struggle with carrying it. I struggle with knowing how difficult it is for people on this earth to understand that Jesus would give someone that kind of responsibility. What people do not always understand is that something can be a blessing and still feel incredibly heavy to carry.<\/p>\n
Sometimes it feels like a blessing and a curse at the same time, because there is a heaviness that comes over your spirit when you know difficult things are ahead and you know you have been called to warn people about them. You still have to wake up every morning. You still have a family. You still have responsibilities. You still have to laugh, love people, make dinner, take care of your home, answer the phone, live an ordinary day, and somehow find joy while carrying something inside of you that most people around you cannot see. That is something I do not think I could ever fully explain to someone who has never experienced it. There are days when finding joy is something I have to intentionally fight for.<\/p>\n
And then came 2023. After everything I had already been through, I thought it was a good idea to get on a horse. I got bucked off, suffered a traumatic brain injury, and was life flighted to the hospital. I had a significant injury to my right frontal lobe. I remember lying there thinking to myself, \u201cGod, how could I possibly go through anything else? I have already been through hell.\u201d I looked up at the doctor and asked him if I was paralyzed. He told me no, but then he told me they had some bad news.<\/p>\n
What he said next had nothing to do with the horse accident. He told me that my appendix was on the verge of rupturing and that they had found a mass between my large intestine and my appendix. They were going to have to remove my appendix and remove the mass so they could determine whether it was cancerous. Sure enough, it was cancer.<\/p>\n
So think about that for a minute. I went to the hospital because I had been thrown from a horse and suffered a traumatic brain injury, and while they were treating me for that, they discovered something completely unrelated that I did not even know was inside of me. The doctors told me that had it not been discovered when it was, the outcome could have been very different. They were able to remove the mass intact, and I was told that if it had progressed or been disrupted, it could have become life threatening very quickly. The very accident that had me lying there asking God, \u201cHow could You possibly let me go through one more thing?\u201d ended up leading doctors to discover something I did not even know was there.<\/p>\n
And I want to make something very clear. I am not telling you these things because I want to put all of my personal business out there. There are many things about my life that I do not talk about publicly, and there are many things I probably never will. I am telling you these things because I want you to understand that God still performs miracles. He still operates outside of our standards. He still operates outside of what human beings think is possible. He still moves in ways that doctors cannot always explain. He still preserves lives. He still reveals things. He still uses people. And He is not limited by the boxes we try to put Him in.<\/p>\n
The Lord has spared my life more times than the few things I have even mentioned here. These are only pieces of my story. My life story is actually so unbelievable that if I sat somebody down and told them everything from beginning to end, they would probably sit there with their jaw on the floor. I have lived through things that should have broken me. I have survived things that could have taken my life. I have buried a husband while still young. I have seen tremendous loss. I have seen sickness. I have been injured. I have been terrified. I have asked God why. I have been angry. I have been exhausted. I have had moments when I could not understand how there could possibly be another chapter after the one I was already surviving. And yet there was. And I am still here.<\/p>\n
When I say the Lord has spared my life, I am not only talking about heart attacks, surgeries, cancer, accidents, or things that happened physically. I am talking about the moments when my spirit was exhausted too. I am talking about the moments when I could not see a future for myself and He carried me into one anyway. I am talking about that woman lying there during COVID begging God to let her die, and the woman months later who did not know if she even wanted to keep living. I look back at her now and realize she survived every single day she thought she could not survive. There was something in me that would not quit, and that something was God.<\/p>\n
That is why when I tell you that hardship can become refinement, I am not saying it from a comfortable place. I am saying it as somebody who has had to live it. When you are standing in the middle of the fire, sometimes it feels like punishment. Sometimes you wonder why God would allow you to walk through something so painful. But hard seasons are not always punishment. Sometimes they are refinement. And you do not always understand that while you are standing in the furnace. You understand it after you have walked through it. You understand it after He has stripped certain things out of you, after your perspective has changed, and after you look backward and realize you are no longer the same person who entered that season.<\/p>\n
Someone I love very much brought something to my attention yesterday, and it reminded me of something important. Preparation does not mean that we stop living. It does not mean that every morning has to begin with fear. It does not mean that you stop laughing with your children, enjoying a cup of coffee, watching the sunset, listening to music, loving your spouse, calling your grandmother, hugging your babies, or finding something beautiful in an ordinary day. We still have to live.<\/p>\n
I used to be an extremely optimistic person. I do not know that I am quite the same way anymore. I have been through too much, and I know too much about what is coming to look at the world the same way I once did. But I still know there is joy to be found. I still know there is love to be given. And even in uncertain times, we have to intentionally look for those things. We cannot allow fear to consume every moment we have left to live.<\/p>\n
At the same time, use wisdom. Have a basic emergency bag prepared for each person in your household, including your children. Put a couple changes of clothes in it. Toothbrushes and basic hygiene items. Flashlights. Batteries or charging banks. Copies of important information. Necessary medications. Water and simple food. Whatever your household reasonably needs if you ever have to leave quickly or stay somewhere else temporarily. Maybe your electricity goes out and a relative still has power. Maybe your neighborhood is affected and another one is not. Maybe you need to stay somewhere else temporarily. Preparedness is not panic. It is wisdom. It is thinking ahead.<\/p>\n
If government officials begin warning about serious electrical problems, water problems, infrastructure concerns, or anything else that could affect everyday life, pay attention. Look at verified information. Use your critical thinking skills. Do not panic, but do not ignore warnings either. If your family is close, get a plan together. Decide where everybody would meet. Decide who you would call. Know where you would go if you needed to leave. If you have trustworthy neighbors, talk to one another. Check on elderly people. Check on people who may not have anybody else. This is the time to unite. This is not the time to tear each other apart. This is not the time for gossip, hatred, petty arguments, division, or spending every waking moment fighting with strangers on the internet. There are things in life much bigger than our disagreements.<\/p>\n
And please do not allow everything happening in the world to rob you of the people standing right in front of you. Tell your children you love them. Call your grandmother. Tell your aunt she matters to you. Tell your husband or wife what they mean to you. Hug your babies. Check on your neighbor. Forgive where you can. Love people while you have the opportunity to love them. Because at the end of the day, the things we own are not what matter most. The people do.<\/p>\n
And before everything changed for me, I think I was like most people. We all like to think we are good people, right? We look at ourselves and say, \u201cI\u2019m a good person.\u201d But I have learned that it is not until you truly develop a relationship with Christ and become brave enough to pray, \u201cLord, search me. Search my heart. Show me what is in me that needs to change,\u201d that you begin realizing how much refining every one of us still needs. It takes laying your pride down. It takes becoming willing to look at yourself instead of constantly evaluating everybody else. It takes asking God to show you your own heart, your own motives, your own bitterness, your own unforgiveness, your own pride, your own judgment, your own wounds, and the places where you still need growth. Every single one of us could use improvement somewhere. Every one of us.<\/p>\n
So I want to continue saying this in love. Keep asking the Lord to reveal those things to you. Keep asking Him to search your heart. Keep working on the posture of your heart toward other people. Learn what it means to carry His heart. Learn what mercy looks like. Learn what compassion looks like. Learn how to love someone who does not look like you, think like you, live where you live, come from where you come from, or agree with you on everything. Understand that Jesus did not come here for religion. He came for relationship. You can know Scripture and still have hatred in your heart. You can sit in a church building every Sunday and still gossip about somebody Monday morning. You can quote verses and still refuse to forgive. You can look religious on the outside and still carry pride, cruelty, jealousy, bitterness, judgment, and unforgiveness inside. That is why the heart matters.<\/p>\n
And understand something else very clearly. If you do not carry His heart when He comes, you will not be going. I do not say that to be cruel. I do not say that to frighten anybody. I say it because I love people. They do not have to look like me. They do not have to think like me. They do not have to agree with me about everything. I love people. And with what I know is coming, I encourage every single one of you to take that evaluation seriously.<\/p>\n
Take it one day at a time. Every day, ask the Lord to search your heart. Ask Him, \u201cWhat do You want me to change today? Who do I need to forgive? Who do I need to love better? Where am I still prideful? Where am I still wounded? Where am I reacting from pain instead of carrying Your heart?\u201d That is preparation too. Preparing your heart is every bit as important as preparing your home.<\/p>\n
And for those of you who are brave enough, raise your hand and say, \u201cLord, here I am. Use me.\u201d But understand something when you say it. Being used by God is not always comfortable. Sometimes it means being misunderstood. Sometimes it means walking alone. Sometimes it means being refined. Sometimes it means being stretched far beyond anything you thought you could endure. Sometimes it means carrying things you wish you did not know and continuing to speak because you know you were called to speak.<\/p>\n
I laugh about it now because I used to be Bambi in my faith. I was soft, unsure, learning how to walk, stumbling all over myself and trying to understand everything. Now I\u2019m Rambo. Not because I became perfect. Not because I stopped needing God. Quite the opposite. Life taught me exactly how desperately I need Him. The battles taught me. The losses taught me. The refining taught me. The moments where I had absolutely nothing left except my faith taught me. Every fire I walked through took something out of me that did not belong there and strengthened something that needed to remain.<\/p>\n
And despite all of that, I still want to remind you to find joy. None of us are promised tomorrow, regardless of what happens in the world. We have never been promised tomorrow. So while we prepare for uncertain days, we also have to be determined to live today. Make memories. Laugh when you can. Sit outside and watch the sunset. Eat dinner with your family. Tell somebody you love them. Do not become so consumed with tomorrow that you completely miss today.<\/p>\n
People ask me all the time when Yeshua HaMashiach, Jesus Christ, is going to return. I do not know. It could be this year. It could be next year. I have my own thoughts about it, but I do not share dates because I am not a date setter. I know what I have been shown. I know what I have been called to do. My job is to warn, prepare, love people, and point them back to Christ.<\/p>\n
So this is what I will tell you. Prepare your home, but prepare your heart even more. Live in love. Keep your family close. Stay prayerful. Stay wise. Stay calm enough to make good decisions. Use discernment. Use your critical thinking skills. Find reasons to laugh. Find reasons to be grateful. Find happiness wherever God allows you to find it. Do not let fear become your god. Do not let uncertainty steal every good thing you still have today. Do not become so focused on surviving tomorrow that you forget why life is worth living in the first place.<\/p>\n
Love people. Carry His heart. Keep your eyes on Yeshua. And while we are still here, we are still supposed to live.<\/p>\n
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