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Bariadi District, Tanzania

Tanzania water sources are the same in all seasons. For many years people in rural areas use unclean water. Because of this hardship, they tend to lose focus and direction to their future. 

  • This society walks as a form of transportation
  • For most, it is about 10km to a water source
  • People find water from the ponds which are near their settlement
  • Due to poverty, the contribution of money for the construction of wells have failed
  • During the dry season, people tend to look for any source near their home which is often unclean

Project Area and Beneficiaries

The project is expected to take place in Bariadi rural district the leading areas in Tanzania to produce clean water, The district was formerly part of the Simiyu region. It is located in the western part of Simiyu region which is in the Northern part of Tanzania. The project area is near 1300 people including children and parents in Bariadi rural areas  (Nyamongo Village).           

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 CMM, the Spirit of Issachar and His Sons

CMM, the Spirit of Issachar and His Sons

Given a new sword and seeking a sharper focus at CMM in this new season the Lord is showing us fresh ways of how we can connect and strengthen as we anticipate and see more fruit with our network friends, our family, in the nations as we align with heaven for the glory of the Lord.  Everything in every sphere in the world is changing fast. We sense a real acceleration in available revelation and grace from Daddy to be more and do more to prepare ourselves, the Bride and the Body for what lies ahead.

Sidney and Helen Correll were loving visionaries raising up nationals in many nations to reach their own people for the cause of Christ. Many of our leaders and staff have grown in their hunger and realization of the necessity of knowing his voice and discerning the times as read about in the ‘sons of Issachar.’ We have been blessed to see tremendous growth at CMM in hearing the voice of our Shepherd without losing the vital, preeminent ‘love’ factor the Apostle Paul speaks about 1 Cor 13.

Bold Flames of Fire

Missionaries are called to be ‘flames of fire’ everywhere we go. We are called to be humble and life giving-speaking ambassadors of Heaven.  Some missionaries fall into a thing of ‘false humility’ and that’s when we get into danger. We are called like the Apostle Paul says, ‘to be all things to all people in order that may win some.’  Knowing our identity in Christ and that we are seated in heavenly places with Christ Jesus gives us faith and courage to go beyond the veil into the throne of grace to get help, mercy, and grace in time of need. Heb. 4:16.  But, we must walk out with all the authority we have been given by Christ our Lord.

We want to bring joy every day to our Father’s heart and real, lasting relationships are built on mutual respect, honoring each other and trust that lead to an authentic, vibrant, organic, Spirit-led life in Christ.

CMM-Equipping the local church on a global scale.

CMM is Building and Strengthening the Net globally.

Recently the Holy Spirit has been giving me more clarity on what some of our next steps are to be.  We are thankful and really blessed with deep and trusted friendships with truly amazing and anointed leaders on fire for God, who have gotten closer with us on life-changing mission trips and in our CMM College of Theology.

The Council of Issachar

The Lord gave me a name for this new, focused initiative-The Council of Issachar. We have heard many teachings about the sons of Issachar and discerning the times, but let’s not forget their ‘father’ Issachar himself and what transpired in his life to make the way for his ‘sons’ to be so blessed. We all want our children, natural and spiritual to go beyond us in every area. The Word says we have many teachers but not many fathers.  Often real, godly fathers are the best teachers.

Chuck Pierce writes this: “Issachar was the ninth son of Jacob and the fifth son of Leah. The tribe of Issachar was positioned strategically with Judah and Zebulun (Numbers 2:5; 10:14-15). Zebulun, the tenth son of Jacob and the sixth and last of Leah, meant “dwelling, habitation.” Zebulun was the tribe of war, ships, and trade. Judah was the fourth son of Jacob and Leah. His name meant “may He [God] be praised.” Judah prophetically was always destined to go first as the warrior tribe that would conquer.

You can see now why the famous Scripture from 1 Chronicles 12:32, “And of Issachar, men who had an understanding of the times to know what Israel ought to do, 200 chiefs; and all their kinsmen were under their command” (Amplified version), had such significance at the time. The tribes were in tremendous conflict and transition. The government was changing. They were moving from the government of the house of Saul to the government of the house of David. David was of Judah. Issachar could give great insight into how to make this shift. The Issachar tribe had several distinct characteristics in its DNA.”

Much can be said about Issachar the father of this tribe. He had a governmental anointing.  He was a burden bearer, compared to a donkey. A donkey was often used to guard the sheep, as it needed little attention or care from the owner.  It didn’t take from the sheep or harm them and needed little supervision to fulfill its assignment. Issachar was known as a real scholar of the Torah and the tribe of Zebulon was strongly connected with them supplying funds to the tribe of Issachar for their scholarly pursuits and thus the 200 ‘sons of Issachar’ became leaders in the Sanhedrin.

These sons are watchmen over the sheep. Their father, Issachar was able to bow his shoulder and serve as the burden bearer for future generations.  Joe Shrewsbury adds: “Donkeys are also known for bearing burdens. This speaks of intercession.  This is not the stereotypical intercession that consists of requests and petitions before God, but acts of intercession.  Just as the donkeys attack the coyotes and wild dogs who attack the sheep, the sons of Issachar are responsible for actively engaging in warfare to protect the body of Christ.  When the predators are too big, the loud braying of the donkey alerts the Shepherd to get involved.

Another aspect of burden bearing is related to the presence of God.  Twice in scripture, we see a donkey carrying Jesus into a city.  The one everyone thinks of is the ride into Jerusalem when the crowd was throwing palms onto the ground in front of Him.  A less momentous time was when a donkey carried Jesus into Bethlehem inside the womb of Mary.  This entrance was not accompanied by people praising Him, but the heavens were full of angels singing praise to Him.  The first time He entered into a city it was on a donkey, and the last time was also on a donkey.”

CMM In The 21st Century

This is similar to CMM in the 21st century in watching over and caring for the fullness and completion in all those we minister to in the nations. Col. 2:10 is what the Apostle Paul wanted to see in each one he ministered and raised up, that was ‘to see everyone complete in Christ.’ Holiness is essential. Every person is a unique creation of the Lord and his desire is for us to be ‘our selves’ as in that we each are fearfully and wonderfully made, conformed to the image and DNA of Jesus Christ, not mere men.

Joe Shrewsbury writes “This combination of mystical visions, faith to end barrenness, and a workman who receives a return is a theme we see woven in all that we learn about Issachar. The men of Issachar are further described in the oral traditions of Hebrew teachings.  These oral teaching tend to speak more to the mystical aspects of Hebrew teachings.  The men of the tribe of Issachar were frequently associated with mystical insight.  They were able to observe things in the natural and see spiritual connections, and they were able to observe in the spirit and make natural connections.”

Because of the anointing the Lord put on the father, Issachar, his sons were given their anointing to discern the times and seasons.  So too, CMM is called to provide a broad spectrum of ministry services: love, the Father’s heart, revelatory education, Kingdom worldview, humanitarian aid, love of Israel, stopping human slavery, safe water, hygiene training, caring for widows and orphans, sustainable agriculture and community development etc to our Missionaries globally. We seek growing intimacy with our Daddy so we may be able to lead others into heavenly encounters aligning ourselves with the Lord of the harvest for the end times.

The ‘sons of Issachar’ prophetic anointing is one of the callings CMM is appointed to equip and release to establish and strengthen the ‘net’ globally.  In addition to the prophetic ministry, CMM provides there are all the rest of the five-fold ministry gifts at work to impact and transform individuals, students, graduates, and the lives of those in the many house churches, schools, congregations, businesses, communities and movements in the many nations we sow into.

How Will The Council Of Issachar Work?

Teams serving on the Council of Issachar will pray for and minister, often in online video conferencing to a region, ministry leadership, or a topical theme, depending on the focused need.  Anointed men and women will be asked to pray and seek the Lord for wisdom and prophetic insight and speak the word and heart of the Lord to recipients in the nations.  Team members will come from our friends who are available at that time and have a heart or special word from the Lord for the people receiving the council or the topical theme or purpose of the call.  Follow up will be allowed to be organic and free as the Spirit leads so team members may rotate in and out depending on availability and being led for each call by the HS.  Relationships can organically develop and team members will be welcome to conduct for further follow-up, training, impartation or possibly visit that nation for conferences, in-depth training, prophetic summits and fellowship.

Chuck Pierce goes on to say this about Issachar: “They moved toward their promise as the trumpet sounded and His presence, which was central, shifted them toward their destiny. Three of the twelve tribes moved together. Judah, the apostolic warring leadership tribe who understood sound, moved first. Then came Issachar, the Torah tribe, who would bear the burden for victory and wages. This tribe understood the time and could interpret the Word of God in time. They were connected to Zebulun, the wealth tribe because the provision for the journey and the supply for victory were important.”

Welcome to the Council of Issachar with CMM to reach and bless the nations for the glory of the Lord.  We’re glad you are here and look forward to all the Lord has for us to build his Kingdom together, for his glory.  Jorge Parrott October 2018

“G‑d has given me my reward.” (Genesis 30:18)

Leah’s fifth son, Issachar, embodies the notion of the reward that comes from hard work. The painting takes us to the Jezreel Valley in the north, where the quilted landscape shows the lush reward of the pioneers and farmers who labored to transform an arid land into a productive one. The valley unfolds before us like a scroll or a book, mirroring the role of the tribe of Issachar as Israel’s scholars and educators. Through the labor of Torah study, we harvest the richness of G‑d’s wisdom, which provides us with guidance, sustenance and direction, allowing us to see far into the peaceful distance. The deep blues of the painting reflect Issachar’s gemstone, sapphire, which was also the material from which was carved the Tablets of the Ten Commandments, the Divine source of our wisdom and scholarship.

The Twelve Tribes of Israel-Issachar is represented as the donkey.

The Blessing of Jacob

Before each Jacob’s twelve sons left to form their own tribes, Jacob bestowed a prophetic blessing upon each of them. This blessing defined the characteristics and fortunes of each son, as well as the tribe that would bear their name for generations. Jacob’s blessing of Issachar was something like this:

Issachar is a strong donkey, Lying down between two burdens; He saw that the rest was good And that the land was pleasant; He bowed his shoulder to bear a burden,  And became a band of slaves.

We See In Part…95% of the matter in the universe is invisible and unknown to us.1 Corinthians 13:9-12 New King James Version (NKJV)9 For we know in part and we prophesy in part. 10 But when that which is [a]perfect has come, then that which is in part will be done away.11 When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child; but when I became a man, I put away childish things. 12 For now, we see in a mirror, dimly, but then face to face. Now I know in part, but then I shall know just as I also am known.

95% of the matter in the universe is invisible and unknown to us. All we know about the universe is from the 5% of the total.  The Word unlocks many mysteries and reveals even more mysteries we are yet to know or understand. Through Jesus’ life and words and example, we are given access to explore what is unseen, eternal and true. How humbling it is to know where we are now and the unfathomable riches he holds for us to truly be like Him. See 2Kings 6:15-17 Elisha asks the Lord to open his servant’s eyes2 Kings 19:35 185,000 Assyrians and Angels. As you study the Word and the supernatural life Jesus gives us allow the faith keys and revelation the Lord gives you to ignite your hunger and desire to know and receive all He has for you in your studies to show yourself approved.2 Timothy 2:15 New King James Version (NKJV)15 Be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.

In Christ, Jorge Parrott,
Ph.D. President of CMM.world and CMMTheology.org

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Uganda, Rebuilding the Local Christian School /Dormitory 

Drs. Prince and Love Nwigwe; CMM Canada Director
NOTE: CMM is legally registered as a Christian Missionary Ministry in Canada

Kinoni/Buikwu Village, Lugazzi Province

Article by Dr. Prince Nigwe

We have Christian schools in two different locations, where the Orphans live and attend school. The schools are open to all the children in the village. The one at Kinoni has over four hundred and twenty kids. And at Biukwu over Two hundred and fifty. 

The non-orphan kids are supposed to pay, but their parents are never able to do so because of deep poverty. Almost everybody in the village is a farmer. In Kinoni, about 80 students can meet the minimal tuition, 200 or more are from very poor homes, that cannot afford to pay the minimal tuition and the rest about 150 are orphans, some from HIV parents and don’t pay anything to attend the school. Some of these orphans leave and feed at the school every day. In Biukwu, out of the 250 students, about 150 are orphans and the rest are from very poor homes. only very few parents can the minimal tuition. The school has a staff of about 14 teachers, two matron, two cooks, a bookkeeper, and an administrator. Due to lack of resources, the teachers/staff never receive any compensation or wages for months. It’s only when the parents of the few students that can pay, sell their farm produce and pay the minimal fees. The school is used as the church also.

CMM was able to put a water well for community use and a water flushable (male/female) toilet at the school this year summer, thanks to CMM donors. Most of the people in this village never saw a flushable toilet before now. Their old latrine was terrible, there was great excitement when the toilet was opened last September. The main School is still in a very bad condition as you will see from the photos attached and need immediate rebuilding with basic hygiene.

School and Classroom Upgrading in Biukwe/Kinoni Village

CLASSROOMS/OFFICES:

The wall of the structures are in naked wood plank and roof in aluminum zinc , that’s all they have. The classroom and office floors are naked earth no cement plastering.

In the dry season, the earth floor is dusty and kids suffer from allergy due to dust and have chiggers’ parasites on their foot from the dust.

In the rainy season, rain enters the classes and offices at will because the wooden planks are porous and no walls. The toilets are in bamboo covered with banana cane. 

The good news is that these students (some HIV Orphans), withstand the difficult school environment and make the best result every year in the province.

Immediate Help Needed For:

cement and plaster the classroom floors/teacher’s offices. $8,000

  • Raise brick walls in the classrooms $7,000
  • Purchase Black boards $ 300 USD
  • Purchase classroom benches and tables. $ 1,800 USD
  • Solar panel for electricity $ 1,750 USD
  • Total Cost For School Renovation =  $17,100.00
  • Teachers/Staff Salaries Per Month About $ 1,500 USD per month

Orphans Hostel

The orphan home needs urgent upgrading, but more importantly, we need double-decked beds, mattresses, bed covers and baby beds for the male and female dormitories. Toilets are urgently needed as they still use latrines. Some of the kids sleep with mats on the bare floor. All these articles can be purchased locally.  

IMMEDIATE HELP: We need financial help to purchase beds, mattresses, covers, children beds and to build toilets in the dormitories and school.

Unit Cost: Double deck bed + mattress + cover = $ 50.00. We need a minimum of 15 units.

TOTAL COST: $750.00 USD

HIV Infected Mums and Widows Empowerment

These women have no means of sustaining themselves and family since they are abandoned to their condition. We will want to train them in sewing, hairdressing, bakery, poultry farm, and agriculture. Most importantly in sewing and hairdressing, and they can go into sustainable business immediately if they are provided with training and equipment such as sewing machines, mini bakery, and hairdressing equipment. See Photos.

IMMEDIATE NEEDS: Sewing machines or hairdressing equipment.

  • 10 Sewing Machines at $ 60 dollars each
  • 10 Local Hair equipment at $ 70 dollars each

TOTAL COST = $ 1,300 USD

In Missions, Missions update

The Coming Waves of Available Hearts

By Jorge Parrott (all Scriptures from The Passion Translation unless noted)

“The Lord is looking for available hearts.” Michael Correll replied to my question of “who am I?” after I told him that I had neither been to seminary or Bible school nor been ordained by anyone. Michael was the son of Sidney and Helen Correll (founders of Correll Missionary Ministries) and had just asked me to take on the leadership of CMM in 1998. I was not qualified, but I was available and I said “yes.” I had no idea what I was getting into, but my spirit leaped and my faith, fed by the Holy Spirit, compelled me to jump in. Little did I know the risks involved in laying it all down and yielding to the Lord. It would cost me everything. He is worth it all, and if I had known this sooner, I would have done it. Read more “The Coming Waves of Available Hearts”

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2017 Eagle Missions Highlights

2017 was an exciting and fruitful year for Eagle Missions where we saw the release of “unlimited potential”, prophesied by Rick Joyner, begin to be unlocked across the globe in the ministries of our network missions partners.  We witnessed a harvest of seeds, sown in previous years, blossom and multiply throughout our works in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Latin and South America.

New churches were planted almost weekly. We shared resources from Rick Joyner and MorningStar with hundreds of our leaders in many nations. We drilled twenty new wells in India, Uganda, Nigeria and Pakistan along with giving community development training in the areas of water and food hygiene, health care for children, women, and men, small business startups, microloans etc. in many nations.    Read more “2017 Eagle Missions Highlights”

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Fire in The Shadow

By Jorge Parrott (All Scriptures from NKJV)

‘There’s a whole lotta shakin’ going on’ Jerry Lee Lewis wrote long ago. Italy has been shaking too, both in the natural and spiritual. The Lord often uses shaking to get our attention as we are forced to look beyond our own strength and understanding. In Hebrews 12:26-29 we see “Therefore since we are receiving a kingdom which cannot be shaken, let us have grace, by which we may serve God acceptably with reverence and godly fear. For our, God is a consuming fire.” Read more “Fire in The Shadow”

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Faith, Not Fear—Preparing For The Great Harvest

By Jorge Parrott

All Scripture references are New King James version.

Today we are seeing the largest mass migration of people fleeing war and terror since World War II. This massive exodus is chaotic and is without a Moses to lead it. The so-called god of the fleeing masses has not heard their cries, and they flee in darkness looking for hope and a better life somewhere, anywhere.

refugees

Political correctness and human secularism blinded the receiving nations in Europe for a time, but now we see some awakening. Pray it is not too late. Many nations, including the Americas, are in fear of this unknown tide of immigrants. News reports are increasing, proving that terrorists are hiding in the midst of this tsunami of souls. As watchmen, how do we sound the alarm to awaken those who sleep during these attempts to overthrow nations in Europe and the Americas?

Read more “Faith, Not Fear—Preparing For The Great Harvest”

In Missions update

India: Seeing the God of Breakthrough

By Jorge Parrott

 India is intense. It is fascinating, dangerous, and worth the effort to those prepared to encounter the Lord of the harvest. The Lord of surprises moves in mighty ways in India. In each of my trips, I was amazed at the Father’s heart for the country. Yes, India is intense but the Lord wants to use our faith to reach her people—any effort or sacrifice on our part is nothing in the weight of His glory. Will you pray for those who go? And pray about going with us?

Along with the resources from Rick Joyner and MorningStar Ministries, we are now connected with over seventeen thousand churches providing fellowship, ministry services, prophetic team ministry, site visits, humanitarian aid, and Theology school degrees. With over 1.3 billion souls, India is expected to surpass China in population by 2020. The harvest is great and the laborers are few. Our job is to train and impart to leaders, and the Lord is giving us clear strategies for the days ahead. Read more “India: Seeing the God of Breakthrough”

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Impacting Leaders in the Nations

By Jorge Parrott

One primary objective in missions is building ongoing, deepening relationships with strategic partners sent by the Lord. We need sharp discernment as we seek the Lord in all areas. We are blessed with divine connections and the strategies of the Lord to do our part in fulfilling the Great Commission. The Holy Spirit allows us to “connect the dots” globally for a holy alignment of God’s people and purposes for this season.

We welcome you, our Partners, to engage in God’s heart for the nations by joining us in intercession, ministry teams, Skype prophetic ministry, discipleship, fundraising, and furthering our involvement in Christ’s Mandate for Missions—all to equip and disciple the nations. Rick Joyner asked me two years ago how we had so many volunteers working in missions. I replied, “It is easy, really. We take them into the presence of the Lord to see His heart for the nations.” The simplicity and power of the Gospel emphasizes the importance of building our relationship in the presence of the King.   Read more “Impacting Leaders in the Nations”

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Haiti: Mardi Gras Crusade and annual Leadership Conference

We are just a week and a day away from our greatest annual Event… Our Mardi Gras Crusade and annual Leadership Conference…. This is an awesome alternative for the church and the lost to come worship the Lord in the midst of the darkest hour of Haiti… Mardi Gras.




PRAYER NEEDS

  1. We are about half way there on a $25,000 budget. I want to thank all of those who have given so graciously. My prayer is our Lord will in turn bless you back. Pray saints that God will move on  hearts to continue to sow seed for the budget to be met.
  2. Pray for a great outpouring of God upon this crusade and leadership conference. My heart yearns for a move of God.
  3. Haiti is in a very tense moment politically. I’m not seeing much news on television, but the internet is full of articles. With accusations of fraud in the primaries, and one of the main candidates pulling out of the final vote in protest… the climate in Haiti is dicey at the very least. Lots of threats to riot etc. Please pray the peace of our Lord over the nation of Haiti. That God will lead and guide this nation in this challenge.
  4. Please keep Linda and myself in your prayers. Challenges are everywhere as we plow through one at a time. Pray for our health and strength.
Thank you saints for standing with us. We have the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.
Busy Filling the Nets,
Pastors Jay & Linda Threadgill
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Report on Historic Meeting with Underground Leaders in China

By Jorge Parrott

The host organizer opened the covert meeting with this security status update, “Security is normal. We are under surveillance.” The security camera in the room was covered for our meeting. They told us not to take pictures and to guard our phone conversations and discussions our entire three days in the undisclosed location in mainland China.

Our dear friend, Eugene Bach, who spoke at our Missions Conference in Moravian Falls, was one of the main organizers of this meeting along with about fifty leaders of the underground churches. Eugene is the American leader of Back to Jerusalem, founded by Brother Yun (also known as The Heavenly Man).

While at this meeting, we met with ministry leaders working in North Korea and Iraq. One of our friends led a team that rescued four hundred Yazidi women raped by ISIS terrorists. The team’s commitment is based on prophetic words the Holy Spirit gave them about their assignments for the cause of Christ. Read more “Report on Historic Meeting with Underground Leaders in China”

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MSU Graduates Sent to the Harvest

MSU graduates sent to the harvest

By Nancy G Daniel

When my daughter was five she asked me, “Mommy, did you ever get so filled with God you had to tell some about Him?”

At the time I did not totally understand what she was asking me. Now I understand that each of us have our own expression when we are overcome and filled by the Spirit of God. I am seeing this in our classes and I am compelled to share what is happening. Our students are getting so filled that they just want to pour out. We are calling it Fast Track. This is because we have seen the need for the persecuted and unchurched people groups for fast, intentional, and directed workshop type courses. This is created to train leaders who may not be alive next year. These leaders need more equipping and training so that they might infiltrate their nation for the glory of God. This is not a program. We have great material but it is not about the material, it is about the people and their needs and directed by the Sprit of God. Read more “MSU Graduates Sent to the Harvest”

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Missions Highlights From 2015

By Jorge Parrott

Are you ready for some good news? We hear enough bad news. The kingdom is advancing. Your prayers and generosity are making an impact in sixty nations. We are blessed to do this. We are seeing fruit that remains as souls are saved, discipled, healed, and delivered. Long ago I heard this saying with regards to missions—“The water is free but the pipes are expensive.” Missions have indeed changed, and our prophetic teams, intercessors, and staff seek divine strategies and strategic alliances as they discern the times.

Read more “Missions Highlights From 2015”

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Two Essentials: Urgency and Rest

By Jorge Parrott

(All Scripture NKJV, except where noted)

Thomas Paine wrote almost two hundred fifty years ago, “These are the times that try men’s souls.” These words are often thought of as the seeds of the American Revolution. Faith, courage, and obedience are necessary to bring restoration to our families and those the Lord calls us to as reconcilers and peace-speakers.

Today the unrest is spreading in many nations around the world. The mass migration of immigrants fleeing from evil is an opportunity to win many to the Lord in spite of the failed policies and vacuum of leadership that is inciting terrorists and thugs. The Good News of Jesus Christ is spreading. Persecution, spiritual warfare, wars, turmoil, and corruption represent the enemy of our soul fighting harder than ever, as if he knows his end is near and Who wins the battle at the end of this age. Read more “Two Essentials: Urgency and Rest”

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Sent To Cross Enemy Lines

By Jorge Parrott
All Scripture references are English Standard Version.

Are we prepared to be hated for the name of Jesus? In John 17:14 we learn, “I have given them your word, and the world has hated them because they are not of the world, just as I am not of the world.” Then in John 17:18 we read, “As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world.” He is in us and He has sent us to release the good news. In verse 26, Jesus prays to the Father: “I made known to them your name, and I will continue to make it known, that the love with which you have loved me may be in them, and I in them.”

Our part in fulfilling the Great Commission authorizes and empowers us to disciple the nations and learn to see and love with His heart. This will cost us dearly in terms of our comfort zone, our lukewarm complacency, and our own desires and agenda as our carnal nature is burned up.

Jesus is worth it all. He desires us to have His joy, and He speaks to the Father on our behalf: “But now I am coming to you, and these things I speak in the world, that they may have my joy fulfilled in themselves” (John 17:13). We live this set apart life for His joy, not our own. We know without faith it is impossible to please Him (see Hebrews 11:6).
Read more “Sent To Cross Enemy Lines”

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Shaken Or Stirred? 

By Jorge Parrott

What is not being shaken right now? The reality of the daily media reports would seem unbelievable even just a few years ago. Many are being stirred by the Holy Spirit to fresh boldness and courage, which is sorely lacking in churches, governments, and organizations in every nation. Many are telling us of a fresh conviction of the holy fear of the Lord as never before. Are we sensitive to the Holy Spirit to discern the times? Have we learned how to love and possess the commitment to obey our Captain at all costs?  Read more “Shaken Or Stirred? “

In Missions

Going Beyond The Veil In Italy

By Jorge Parrott

The remnant of true disciples of Jesus is thriving in many nations. Italy is a nation that has a long history and importance, even in The Bible and the life of the Apostle Paul. The Lord revealed to us at the recent Prophetic Round Table held in late June to speak to them about their identity as a nation, as God’s people, and as end-time warriors in the Spirit. There is a surprising move occurring in the Spirit-filled churches there.

The influence of the Catholic church is often all we hear about from Italy. Be encouraged there is much unity and passion in the evangelical and protestant churches in Italy to persevere in turbulent times. Recently, over 500,000, including many Catholics, gathered in Rome to protest gay marriage and gender identity tolerance. The identity of young people there is being challenged with societal and secular humanist and gay agenda ilk threatening their God ordained gender identity and the sanctity of marriage.   Read more “Going Beyond The Veil In Italy”

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The World in the Lord’s Eye

By Jorge Parrott 

In an open vision during prayer, I saw the earth in the right eye of the Lord. Imagine what He sees and knows. Imagine His heart and passion for us all. He knows the hairs on our heads and yet keeps us from being destroyed by gamma bursts and crashing massive meteors. The Holy Spirit comes when we trust and allow Him to help and guide us through these turbulent times. If we love the Lord and obey Him, He always breaks through. Read more “The World in the Lord’s Eye”

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Hope Is Thriving In Cuba (Part 1)

By Jorge Parrott (all scripture from NKJV)

We all desire to know the Lord more. A few years ago the Holy Spirit captured me in an encounter with a vision of a giant gem with many facets, each one unique and beyond beautiful. He instructed me to walk around this giant dazzling gem of his handiwork. I was speechless as I walked, marveling at his holy creation. He asked me ‘Do you want to know me more?’ I replied, ‘Lord, you know I do.’ He then whispered ‘if you want to know me more then get to know me through my creations in many lands.’

Our recent trip to Cuba was another trip to the ‘classroom’ of the greatest Teacher. We are thankful and blessed to witness the Lord at work in this island nation that has prospered during 57 years of the government of Fidel Castro. Read more “Hope Is Thriving In Cuba (Part 1)”

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The Reality of the Promise

By Jorge Parrott
(All Scripture references are New King James Version)

Bobby Connor said recently as he held the palm of his hand right up to his nose, “The veil between us and the kingdom of heaven is as close as a sheet of Saran wrap.” All the pieces are coming together. The battle of the ages intensifies as daily we see the enemy of our souls fighting hard, even in horrific ways.

Our hope in Jesus Christ pulls us like a magnet upward into that high calling. We must build ourselves up in the most holy faith as if we have no choice. Although we have a choice, we need to act as if we have no choice. By faith we are exhorted to block out the choice we have to fear, because then we will fail. We have many depending on us both here on earth and in heaven. Any setbacks are just a set up for the comeback we have in Jesus. Read more “The Reality of the Promise”

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The Path Toward Completion

By Jorge Parrott (All Scriptures from New King James Version)

The supernatural love of God is permeating and growing in many lives in amazing ways as we recognize new doors of opportunity opening on a global scale. The great harvest spoken of for many years is at our doorstep. More lives are coming to Jesus than ever before. Reports of the many recent wars going on around the world are shocking in their brutality as barbaric, demonic spirits run rampant, threatening millions of innocent lives, nations, and constitutions. Christianity is suffering great persecution.

The tsunami of souls coming in may seem hidden for now, but the sea of souls is swelling with hope just beyond our visible horizon. How do we prepare? Read more “The Path Toward Completion”

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Update from Iraq: Preparing our Hearts to be Strong

by Jorge Parrott (All Scripture references New King James version)

Refugees from Iraq

These days there many are fleeing to the shelter of the Lord. Yet there are many more who are searching for this place of refuge but do not know where to find it. “He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will abide in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say to the LORD, ‘My refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust’” (Psalm 91:1-2).

Recent reports from close, trusted friends reaching out to the many refugees in Iraq and the surrounding region all speak of the horrendous butchering, torture, amputations, rapes, and beheading of many innocent people. These brave friends tell me of these horrors beyond description as we provide humanitarian aid, love, and comfort in this current battle against ISIL terrorists. Though there is much sorrow, many souls are coming to Jesus.

Read more “Update from Iraq: Preparing our Hearts to be Strong”

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Support Our Awesome Volunteers Working In Missions

We are so thankful for our precious friends who volunteer in our office. These are passionate souls in love with Jesus and hungry to see God move in all the nations.

They serve in many areas of ministry: pastoring missionaries, arranging Skype prophetic and healing calls, organizing MorningStar prayer and healing team volunteers, involved in intercession, website updates, video production and editing, social media, English and Hispanic Theology School and ministry, Social Media updates, and more. Read more “Support Our Awesome Volunteers Working In Missions”

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There is Increasing Power With Increasing Unity

By Jorge Parrott (all Scriptures from NKJV)

Jesus said in His last prayer on earth in John 17:11, “Holy Father, keep through Your name those whom You have given Me, that they may be one as We are.” Several prophets have spoken the last two years about a new horrid evil previously unseen being released in the world today. The enemy of our soul knows that Jesus is returning soon. Evil persecution, even wicked genocide, ethnic cleansing, and untold acts of barbaric darkness are increasing daily in many lands and are now beginning to appear in the U.S.

As children of the Most High God, what is to be our response in this hour? We know the Lord and His body of Christ worldwide wins in the end, but we are fast becoming aware that we now have no choice but rise to the occasion to be the Lord’s heart, voice, and body to stand against the pervasive darkness. We are here to destroy the works of the enemy. Desperate times call upon us as children of the light to burn brighter and brighter. Even a little light casts out much darkness. Read more “There is Increasing Power With Increasing Unity”

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Ebola Report October 2014

Dear Jorge, October 14, 2014

I wanted to get this to you right away both since you asked me for it and time is of the essence given the ebola pandemic in Sierra Leone (and elsewhere). I spoke with pastor Andrew Sesay (director of Iris Ministries in Sierra Leone) tonight again to get a few more details and to hear more of his heart for the current situation. I hope this helps you and those who may read this to have a better understanding of the situation and the possibilities there.





Read more “Ebola Report October 2014”

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The Joy Set Before Us

By Jorge Parrott (All Scriptures are American Standard Version)

What an amazing time we are in. In these days the Lord is showing us a greater depth of prophecy and an increase in the supernatural around the world. We are in dire straits yet trusting God, aware of how much we depend on the Lord to be with us and lead us by His Holy Spirit.

When we visit our friends working in fifty-eight nations, we are called to walk them into greater intimacy with God and experience the wonders of the Lord in His beauty of holiness. While they often teach us about faith and courage in dire surroundings, we are sent to share real koinonia and encourage them to go higher together. Power evangelism happens when we release the supernatural demonstrations of power of the Lord through our love, sharing the Father’s heart, words, healings, and deliverances.

Reports abound of seeing a growing depth of revelation converge with the prayers of millions of saints going deep into intercession. The Lord is revealing the fulfillment of His heart to an ever-increasing number. It appears that in this season, with darkness and evil increasing dramatically, our Lord is needing us to increase our depth of understanding of His Spirit and His plans so we may be prepared, faith-filled, and ready to follow His marching orders in the coming battles.

Tribulations, genocide, hatred of Israel and its people, along with the greatest persecution of believers in history are all around us. The Lord is strengthening us for the spiritual battles ahead. The trumpet call is loud and clear to awaken us from slumber, to rise and shine for the glory of the Lord is growing stronger in us, His bride.

We are hearing the Spirit of the Lord lead us into deeper revelation of His words, “the joy of the Lord is our strength” (see Nehemiah 8:10), as He unfolds the mysteries of what this great harvest will look like in the coming days. The times before us are those days spoken of over the last few thousand years. Crisis is the threshold to God’s people seizing the opportunity to overcome and give the Lord more glory and honor.

The Laodicean church in the west is being shaken because “everything that can be shaken will be shaken and that which cannot be shaken will remain” (see Hebrews 12:27). We have not seen anything yet. Our peace in the Lord that overcomes the enemy must grow so that nothing surprises us and nothing stops us. The Lord is allowing events to unfold that are way beyond human remedy. We must keep our eyes on Him, not the enemy of our soul.

Our Perception of the Lord

Hebrews 12:2 “looking unto Jesus the author and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising shame, and hath sat down at the right hand of the throne of God.”

Our perception of who God is needs to align with who God says we are. In the parable of the talents in Matthew chapter 25, we read about the last steward who perceived the Lord to be a hard taskmaster, so he had fear instead of faith. His doubt and lack of faith cost him his eternal destiny.

“And he also that had received the one talent came and said, Lord, I knew thee that thou art a hard man, reaping where thou didst not sow, and gathering where thou didst not scatter;
“and I was afraid, and went away and hid thy talent in the earth: lo, thou hast thine own.
“…and at my coming I should have received back mine own with interest. Take ye away therefore the talent from him, and give it unto him that hath the ten talents.
“And cast ye out the unprofitable servant into the outer darkness: there shall be the weeping and the gnashing of teeth. But when the Son of man shall come in his glory, and all the angels with him, then shall he sit on the throne of his glory” (Matthew 25:24-28, 30).
Our faith is being tested moment by moment. We must choose the path of faith, stepping out of our comfort zones with boldness and courage. The time has come. Truth begets truth, and faith begets faith. The Lord will give us more, if He can trust us first in the small things.
How we see the Lord can make or break us and determine if we will be found faithful. Let us examine ourselves to see that we have a firm foundation in our perception of how we see the Lord of hosts. Ask the Holy Spirit to show you areas where your ideas are shaped by the world or by the Spirit of the Lord, “Christ in us, the hope of glory” (see Colossians 1:27).

The Great Apostasy is Unfolding

There will be many who fall away. In fact, many already have. Some fall from the spread of political correctness, others from growing weary in well doing. Others fall from crises, financial ruin, or allowing offense to take root in their lives. We must keep our eyes on Jesus, not the enemy. We are called to hold our focus straight in the ways of the Lord.
In James we see “that a double minded man achieves nothing” (see James 1:8). Whose report will we believe? The curse of an ideology leads to destruction, whether it be Islam, Chrislam, New Age, or the watering down of the gospel as in II Timothy 3:5 “holding a form of godliness, but having denied the power therefore, from these also turn away.” Effective evangelism and discipleship must be rooted in releasing the supernatural. We must know why we believe what we believe. We must demonstrate in power of the resurrection strength we have in the Lord Jesus. We must have the depth and boldness to defend our faith and demonstrate the supernatural. Read more “The Joy Set Before Us”

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Seeing Jesus Now in the 21st Century

By Jorge Parrott (All Scripture references are NKJV)

What we think about and do in our daily lives impacts our eternity. We walk in two worlds simultaneously: the here and now on this earth and the eternal reality of which we see only glimpses. We know the unseen eternal realm is more real than this world. Last year, Rick Joyner shared a dream he had in which he met Enoch and Elijah. Enoch was the happiest man he had ever met (Enoch walked with God for 300 years). Then Rick met Elijah and asked him why Enoch was so happy. Elijah answered, “The way we live each day determines our eternity.” Read more “Seeing Jesus Now in the 21st Century”

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Cuba

By Jorge Parrott

20140226_181711As our team arrived in Havana, we had already been fighting much warfare just to get there. We knew the Lord was preparing breakthroughs and was about to release His glory on us and on the island of Cuba. I was the first one in line for immigration. The woman officer asked if I had health insurance. I had never been asked that on prior trips to Cuba. I said, “yes” but I did not have an ID card. She told me to go wait at the front for an official to question me.

My other team members got through and went on to retrieve our luggage. I waited impatiently and after five minutes asked a soldier where was the person to interview me. He said to just wait there. This was done four or five more times in the next thirty minutes with the same answer, “Just wait.” Read more “Cuba”

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