The Radical Revelation Revolution 9-10-25

The revolution is here, and it is radical. This revolution is upsetting the status quo. The traditions of men are coming down. Let God arise and his enemies be scattered. The old way of thinking (stinking thinking) must go to make way for the truth to come forth. God is love and he is making all things new and it begins first with us.

There is a drastic shift (revolution) occurring in the church today.

A revolution is a forcible overthrow of a government or social order, in favor of a new system. Jesus brought us a new covenant and he said he fulfilled the old one.

A huge revelation I received years back came out of:

Gal 1

11 Beloved ones, let me repeat emphatically that the gospel entrusted to me was not given to me by any man. 12 No one taught me this revelation, for it was given to me directly by the unveiling of Jesus Christ.

Paul’s testimony here highlights the importance of receiving spiritual truth directly from God, rather than relying solely on human tradition or interpretation. This invites us to seek personal encounters and revelation, trusting that God desires to communicate His heart to each of us. In doing so, our faith becomes authentic and rooted in relationship, rather than in ritual or doctrine.

Revelation – (apokalypsis) it is where we get the Greek word a·poc·a·lypse. The dictionary definition says, the complete final destruction of the world, as described in the biblical book of Revelation. Now the Biblical definition says to be revealed or unveiling, making known that which is hidden, a disclosure of truth, instruction. We can now see where all the misinformation about how God is going to destroy things. The true title of the book of Revelation is the unveiling or the reveling of Christ, in us.

A revelation from God transfers us from the seen to the unseen, from the natural to the supernatural, from the temporal to the eternal, from human consciousness to Christ consciousness.

People are enslaved by the belief system they are in. So, the lesson here is don’t allow yourself to be bound to a specific belief system. Have an open heart and mind to the leading of Holy Spirit. Have no fear of being rejected because you don’t conform to a certain group and how they believed. Jesus was rejected for bucking the system.

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The Great Awakening - Awakened into the truth

What happens when our soul is awakened?

Spiritual awakening, signifying a heightened state of self-identity, a deeper understanding of life, and a conscious shift in perception and understanding.

The scriptures remind us, “Awake, O sleeper, and arise from the dead, and Christ will shine on you.” From 1 Thessalonians 4:6, “So then let us not sleep, as others do, but let us keep awake and be sober.”

To be sober can mean not drunk, but in this context, it means to be calm and collected in spirit and to be watchful (alert and diligent).

4 Things regarding Salvation—

1. Salvation is the restitution of man to his spiritual birthright;

It is the return to the original innocence and harmony intended for humanity—a restoration of the inner likeness to the Divine. Through salvation, one is invited to awaken dormant gifts: wisdom, compassion, clarity, and strength, once shadowed by separation but now reclaimed in the light of renewed understanding. This process is not abstract or distant; it is as immediate as the next breath, as tangible as the next act of kindness. It is the transformation of the heart that makes possible a vibrant, awakened life in the here and now.

2. regaining conscious possession of his God-given attributes. It comes as the result of redemption; the change from sin to righteousness.

Salvation, then, unfolds not as a distant promise but as a present reality, shaping each moment with grace and possibility. It invites us to break free from spiritual lethargy—to move beyond the mere forms and habits that lull the soul into forgetfulness. Every step, every choice, every gesture of compassion is a step deeper into the mystery of salvation—a journey from fragmentation to unity, from sleep to awareness, from separation to divine embrace.

3. Salvation comes to man as a free gift from God.

This divine gift is received not through striving or merit, but by accepting the grace that is always available—an unearned invitation to return to our true selves. As we embrace salvation’s present reality, we find that awakening is more than a stirring from slumber; it is a call to consciousness that reverberates through every fiber of our being. Each moment becomes a canvas for transformation, as the Spirit gently urges us to open our eyes to the radiance within and around us. In responding to this call, we are empowered to cast off limitations and old patterns, rising into the fullness of life intended for us.

4. It embodies a knowledge of God that frees one from all limitations and points the way by which mind and body may be lifted up to the spiritual place of consciousness.

This awakening is not an isolated event, but an ongoing process—a daily renewal.

To awaken, then, is to recognize the call to step out of mere routine and ritual and enter into a living, breathing relationship with the Yahweh. The awakening is not a moment of fear or judgment, but an invitation toward wholeness—an urging to live actively in the light of love, mercy, and truth

Remembering the Forgotten Reality – Is the reality of our true identity

What is the forgotten reality? We must first deal with the mystery of truth. Truth is truth. Truth has to be truth everywhere. Truths shouldn’t be different from religion to religion or doctrine to doctrine. Reality is the biggest ally of God. When you face reality, you will always meet God. Jesus is the way the truth and the life.

The word truth is found 235 times in the Bible. The Truth of God is reality: "the same yesterday and to-day, yea and for ever. Truth abides in fullness at the very core of man's being. We have the discerner of truth living inside.

On the Interplay of Truth, Existence, and the Divine

Truth is not the shifting sand of opinion, nor the fleeting shadow of doctrine. What is real, abides—unchanged—across cultures, creeds, and ages. In the tapestry of spiritual thought, reality stands as the unwavering testament to divine presence, not as a distant concept but as the nearest companion to God. To ask why reality is the biggest ally of God is to peer into the heart of mystery, where the boundaries between the seen and the unseen dissolve.

3Jo 1:4

I have no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth.

What is the forgotten reality? It is the mystery of truth—unchanging, universal, and consistent across religions and doctrines. Truth must remain constant everywhere, for reality serves as the greatest ally of God. Whenever we encounter reality honestly, we inevitably encounter the presence of God.

Truth is, by definition, universal. It does not bend to accommodate the preferences of religion, or the interpretations of doctrine. Where truth reigns, reality is its field—unchanging, steadfast, and impartial. In every tradition seeking the divine, the invitation is not to abandon the world, but to see through it: to recognize the sacred pulse that animates all things. Reality, then, is not a veil, but a window; through it, the essence of God becomes tangible.

We are Living in a Time of Great Remembering

Remembering is to become aware of (something forgotten) again; bring back to one's consciousness; recall. It also means to put back together again. Like the thief on the cross who asked Jesus to remember him when Jesus comes into his kingdom. Put me back together, which means allow me to remember who I really am.

We are living our lives with spiritual amnesia. We are eternal beings. We couldn’t exist in this lower dimension knowing everything we have seen and experienced.

Remember – let’s break it down even further.

Re prefix - something is returning to a previous state or location.

Member - any of the parts of the body (as an arm, wing, or leg) that stick out from the body and are used mostly in moving and grasping. especially a leg or arm of a human being. 2.: a large branch of a tree. Jesus said he is the vine, and we are the branches.

Apostle Paul discusses the parts of the body in 1 Corinthians 12:12-27. In this passage, he uses the analogy of the human body to illustrate the unity and diversity of the Church, emphasizing that each member, regardless of their perceived importance, has a vital role to play.
Psalm 22:27

All the ends of the earth will remember and turn to the LORD,

And all the families of the nations will bow down and worship before You,

What are they remembering?

Two things. Who God really is and who we truly are. When this happens, we will be joined to him and each other.

Our Thoughts Can Make Us or Break Us

As a man thinks, so is he.

Where do our thoughts come from?

Thoughts are woven from the intricate tapestry of our experiences, perceptions, beliefs, and the influences we absorb from the world around us. They arise as the mind interprets inner and outer realities—a ceaseless current shaped by memory, emotion, and the quiet stirrings of conscience.

Thoughts refer to the things you are thinking. A shift in your thoughts means you think different things than you thought before.

We must ask ourselves what are we focusing on, because our focus shapes our thoughts and our thoughts can make us or break us. A steady diet of watching the news will distort our thinking about people. If we feed on the negative, our thoughts become more negative. Garbage in, garbage out.

By engaging consciously with this dynamic, we become architects of our own mental landscape. Each affirmation plants a seed of possibility, while each denial uproots an unhelpful pattern. The mind, endowed with the sovereign authority to choose, gradually learns to discern the quality of its thoughts. This practice, honed over time, transforms fleeting notions into lasting convictions, shaping the very foundation upon which character and destiny rest. Thus, the mastery of thought is not a passive occurrence but a deliberate act—one that calls forth the highest faculties of reason and intuition, guiding us steadily toward greater self-realization and inner harmony.

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See, Enter and Experience the Kingdom

There is a wonderful progression in the Kingdom of God. The problem many face is they stop before the best part. Jesus said to Nicodemus in John 3:3, that you must be born again to see the kingdom. Being born again only allows us to see the kingdom and if we stop there, we miss out on so much more.

John 3

6 For the natural realm only gives birth to things that are natural, but the spiritual realm gives birth to supernatural life!

The Young’s literal Bible uses the words reign of God instead of the kingdom of God.

Entering the kingdom or reign of God comes with power and authority.

Romans 5

21 And just as sin reigned through death, so also this sin-conquering grace will reign as king through righteousness, imparting eternal life through Jesus, our Lord and Messiah!

2Tim 2:12

If we endure, we will also reign with Him;

If we deny Him, He will also deny us; (read Mirror)

If we don’t acknowledge Christ in us, then we are denying him and we can’t enter into his kingdom and we miss out in all that he has for us.

But the journey doesn’t end with merely entering; true fulfillment is found in experiencing the richness and reality of the Kingdom. To experience the Kingdom is to step into the dimension where God’s presence becomes tangible, where His righteousness, peace, and joy—described in Romans 14:17—become the atmosphere in which we live. In this place, our relationship with God is no longer abstract or distant; it is infused with daily encounters, ongoing transformation, and the awareness of divine purpose.

As we yield ourselves to the reign of God, His authority shapes not just our actions, but also our desires, thoughts, and perspective. The Kingdom is not a static inheritance, but a living invitation—a call to participate with God in His ongoing work, empowered by the Spirit. Each day presents new opportunities to experience the supernatural life Jesus promised, where grace overflows and eternal life is not just a future hope, but a present reality blossoming in us and through us.

Let us, therefore, press on—not content with simply seeing or entering, but seeking to experience the fullness of the Kingdom, allowing God’s reign to transform every facet of our being

Experience - "the sum of practical wisdom taught by the events and observations of life.

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The Three-Day Plan – God’s promise of the third day, A message of hope.

Today, we are going to take you through a practical and spiritual example of what a Three-Day Plan looks like. This will hopefully explain and help you through life and spiritual issues as they come up.

“Three days” stands out as one of the most recurring and significant time periods, appearing across both the Old and New Testaments. It is a period that often signals suspense, anticipation, transformation, and, ultimately, divine intervention. The use of three days is never arbitrary; rather, it is laden with theological and narrative meaning, guiding readers to see God’s hand at work in moments of waiting, trial, and deliverance.

The number three in biblical literature often denotes completeness, wholeness, or something significant coming to fruition. When paired with the concept of “days,” it creates a sense of a defined, purposeful period which leads to an important resolution or revelation

When we are faced with what seems like insurmountable difficulties, we go through a three day plan, whether we realize it or not.

Many say that we are currently living in the third day. What does that mean? Stay tuned and we will see.

On the first day we experience many emotions. We may experience darkness, Silence, and waiting.

First of all, we are not referring to a 24-hour day. We can be stuck in the first or second day if we don’t approach it correctly, We must never lose the hope that we find within.

As we stand at the edge of our struggles, the first response is often one of shock—of darkness, hopelessness and uncertainty settling in. We feel the weight of our burdens, the silence of unanswered prayers, and the ache of waiting with no clear end in sight. Like those who mourned in Jerusalem, we may experience confusion, sorrow, and a sense of finality as dreams seem locked away behind a stone too heavy to move.

Yet, within this silence and waiting, something sacred is unfolding. The pause is not merely emptiness; it is a space in which faith is refined, and hope is quietly rekindled. The three-day pattern—of despair giving way to waiting and waiting opening to transformation—reminds us that what feels like an ending may, in fact, be the threshold of newness.

The first day can be a 24-hour day or it could go on for some time, depending on the trial or struggle we are going through, we can shorten the time despair and anguish by going within and tapping into the power in us to break the yoke of that which has us thinking negatively. This is when we have to look at the big picture and say to ourselves, this too shall pass.
The third day is when life bursts forth from apparent defeat, when hope emerges from despair. This is most clearly seen in the resurrection of Jesus, but echoes of it are heard in every story where God brings his people through darkness into light.
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The Illusion of Fear… religious fear

Whenever the Bible talks about fear, we must understand that many times it is talking about 2 things: being afraid (fear not) and reverence (fear of the Lord). Out of 400 times the word fear is in the Bible, many of those references the awe or reverence of the Lord. Today we are going to talk about maw-gore' in the Hebrew or fob-eh'-o, in the Greek, which means to put to flight by terrifying (to scare away). We are going to focus today on religious fear.

Romans 8:15 And you did not receive the “spirit of religious duty,” leading you back into the fear of never being good enough. But you have received the “Spirit of full acceptance,” enfolding you into the family of God. And you will never feel orphaned, for as he rises up within us, our spirits join him in saying the words of tender affection, “Beloved Father!”

Disclaimer-

The definition of religion is a system that describes and explains God. We are not saying religion is a bad thing. It is only when it is distorted and misinterpreted. We are not coming against people or leaders, we are coming against a system that says you must believe in the system with all its beliefs and doctrines, or you are in error and there are severe consequences if you don’t. That is religious fear placed upon the people. It robs folks the ability to go to God spirit to spirit and maybe look at things differently and be able to think for ourselves.

Illusion - An illusion is something that isn't real. It may look real, but it's actually fake. Fear is false evidence appearing real. The illusion of fear comes in when we begin to question what we hear and then think we are in trouble with God, because it is not exactly what we have been told. That mindset stunts our growth.
Religious fear, then, is not rooted in the divine, but in misunderstanding. It masquerades as reverence, convincing us that trembling is the same as awe—yet at its core, it is insecurity draped in spiritual language. We find ourselves asking: Does God truly desire us to tremble, or to trust? Fear, in this context, is not a healthy caution or respect for the sacred, but a counterfeit that distorts the beauty of faith’s invitation. It thrives on uncertainty and multiplies shame, convincing us that our humanity disqualifies us from grace.
Fear isolates; love gathers. Fear divides; love unites. Where fear builds walls, love opens doors.
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