The Vision of the End-Time Body
By the unshakable hand of the Lord, I was awakened in the early hours of July, in the quiet of Winnipeg, Canada. The Spirit of the Living God came upon me with fire and clarity, and I was taken into the revelation three times — the same vision, the same details, branded into my soul. This was not a dream; it was divine summons. And from that hour, I knew: the ministry of the end times would not be like what we have seen before. It would be marked by fire, by discernment, by the gifts of the Spirit flowing in unrestrained power — tongues, prophecy, miracles, discernment — all distributed by the same Spirit, the breath of God moving like wind through dry bones.
The Spirit said, “This is My body: not fractured, not feeble, but full of glory.” I saw children healed by command — one by a touch, one by a cloth, and one by a word. Three afflicted with the same disease, yet each set free differently. I understood then: there is no formula but faith. No power but the name of Jesus. No limit to His mercy. Even across oceans, the anointing of the Holy Spirit traveled with a letter, igniting healing in a woman we had never met.
We must not look to the flesh, for the outward man decays. But the inner man, oh yes — he is renewed day by day! Healing is not the highest aim, but it is the sign. It is the mercy of God touching human need, pointing always to the cross. Jesus said, “The light of the body is the eye,” and our eyes must be single — fixed not on our pain or limitation, but on His Word.
Do not say, “If it be His will,” when He has already spoken, “I am the Lord who heals you.” His name is not “the afflicter,” but “the Redeemer.” And His covenant still stands.
We are living in a time when Jesus is walking into rooms again. Shirley saw Him. She did not imagine; He entered, because where the hunger is, there He walks. We must cast out devils, for they tremble at His presence. “Be quiet and come out!” He said — and still says.
To every believer, I declare: This is not reserved for the elect few. The Spirit is poured out on all flesh. You have been knit in your mother’s womb for such a time as this. By faith and compassion, go forth. Heal the sick, raise the dead, cast out demons — not by your strength, but in the name of Jesus. Amen.
The Unstoppable Will of God
Let it be known in the courts of Heaven and the streets of earth: God’s will is to heal. He desires wholeness in spirit, soul, and body — not for some, but for all who will come. Jesus never turned one away who came in faith. His will is not hidden. His Word is not unclear. And His nature is never at odds with His power. Shall the Healer become the bringer of sickness? God forbid!
“What shall it profit a man to gain the world and lose his soul?” Yes, salvation is eternal. But healing is the sign of His goodness here and now. As surely as Jesus forgives, He heals. The same blood. The same cross. The same compassion.
There is a stirring in the body. Songs rise up that exalt Christ’s victory. Young men and women burn with the call to be holy. The Spirit baptizes them not just in tongues but in fire — fire that burns away the trivial and sets their eyes on eternity. They are not called to be “better citizens,” but ambassadors of another realm. Their words carry weight. Their hands transmit healing. Their eyes see in the Spirit — images, letters, body parts — and they know how to minister with accuracy, not guesswork.
I saw jaws align, limbs move, and a little girl rise like a calf let out of the stall. She had been bound by muscular dystrophy, but the Spirit of the Lord had other plans. God said, “Because you have tithed, because you have believed, I will not let your vine cast its fruit.” And He healed her in the night.
We do not understand all His ways — how could we? We barely comprehend the orbit of the stars, much less the circuitry of His healing mercy. But this we know: faith moves Him. Compassion releases His hand. Holiness pleases Him. And worship sustains the flow of His power.
Healing is not always instant, but it is always promised. Sometimes it comes by the laying on of hands, sometimes by a word, and sometimes by the simple declaration of faith. The Gospel is not a theory. It is power. It is deliverance. It is sozo — salvation in all dimensions.
Let the skeptics scoff. Let the weary doubt. But let the remnant arise. God is forming a company of ministers who will not tolerate defeat. They will anoint with oil, speak with boldness, and refuse to back down. Their eyes are set on Jesus. Their hearts are full of the Word. And their hands are ready for miracles.
This is the generation of the outpoured Spirit. These are the days of Elijah and of the greater One still. Go, and heal, and proclaim: The Kingdom of God is here! Hallelujah.