My goal is to, ...finish the race and complete the task the Lord Jesus has given me... Acts 20:21
In 2013 I started having a series of prophetic experiences. It started with a shuddering lightning bolt that woke me up from an afternoon nap. "The voice of the Lord strikes with flashes of lightning" He was pointing to Psalm 29:7. Another day I heard an alarm clock ringing in the Spirit; "The hour has come for you to wake up from your slumber" Romans 13:11 Then there was knocking on my door. Revelation 3:20 The message was to the end time Laodicean Church. Finally I heard a gunshot. It was the start of a race. We are called to run the final leg of the race the hardest to the finish line. 1 Cor. 9:24 & Hebrews 12:1
God was sending a message. He was highlighting a series of end time themes.
The Lord began to put missions on my heart. I started reading books on missions and found the "Perspectives" course on the world Christian movement.
I started looking into missions and ended up doing a YWAM trip to Uganda in 2016. I dabbled with a number of other ministry projects over the years going on few short term missions trips.
But I sensed there was still a bigger plan that the Lord had for me, an end time plan. I wouldn't really know what it was until the time was full. Daniel 12:9
"The Final Sprint" and Vision 2033 I assumed was the start of that endtime race God was calling me to. But God suddenly stopped me with the sound of bullets exactly like the ones that were shot at president Trump a couple weeks before. I am still processing what that meant but I put the Proclaimer project on hold till I learned what the Lord wanted from me.
Meanwhile I decided to start helping with outreaches that Pastor Clayton was organizing so I could stay busy getting souls saved in the meantime. It has turned out to be quite fruitful. I wanted to help with global evangelism to "the ends of the earth" but it now seems that God wanted me to address the Jerusalem and Judea principle beforehand, Acts 1:8. So here I am looking to reach out to my local communities first...