(By Jennifer LeClaire) If you could look at my e-mail inbox, some of what you read would make you cry out in travail for the trauma good people in the body of Christ are suffering. Other messages would make you shout for joy as testimonies of breakthrough roll in. Still others would make you scratch your head and ask, “How can anyone who calls themselves a Christian behave this way?” I got an e-mail last week that ranks in the top 10 ridiculous category. I’ve left off this person’s last name so he doesn’t get flooded with rebukes. Take a read and judge the spirit thereof and let’s learn some lessons about prophecy along the way.
A Long False Prophecy That Carries a Curse
“My name is Robert and I am a Prophet here in McKinney, Texas. I moved here about 7 months ago with my wife and children from Miramar, there in South Florida. Holy Spirit led me to one of your YouTube videos and told me to contact you and give you this word.
“For the past 9 months, the Lord Jesus has been using me to give words to many of the saints about moving. Many of these saints are Apostles, Prophets, and Pastors with large ministries. As you may or may not know, judgment is here for America. Catastrophic events are going to start happening soon so God is moving his saints into specific safe areas and assignments.
“The word that I have been told to give you is that Jesus is calling you to move your family and ministry to the Dallas, Texas area as soon as possible. 1 Peter 4:17 says judgment must begin at the house of God. Every believer’s obedience is being tested right now. Jesus says to whom much is given, much is required.”
Let me pause on the prophecy right there. This is your textbook doom and gloom judgment prophet. Most doom and gloom judgment prophets have a religious spirit. There are true words of warning and God is a God of judgment, but this is not one of them. The Lord is not speaking to me to move.
I have had prophetic words from well-known, credible prophets about laboring for a great revival in my region. This religious doomsayer was sent by the devil in a feeble attempt to get me off the wall, just as false prophets were sent to Nehemiah to get him off the wall (Neh. 6:12-14). CONTINUE
I’m really surprised that you responded with such negativity to a person who took the time to give you a message. I understand if you don’t agree, but it seems a little harsh to make an example of a person who was trying to help you. Ironically, as I began reading this, I felt like this message was for me….My husband and I planned to move to Arizona and unexpectedly we have been redirected to Colorado. A state I never had an interest in moving to. I’ve felt from the beginning that God’s hand has been on this move because everything
has been falling into place very easily…from the job, to the sale of our home etc. I almost feel like I don’t have a choice or a say in the matter but it doesn’t bother me. As we’ve been sharing the details of our move with people we know, we are finding out that they or someone they know are also moving to Colorado. What are the chances? I was praying on this and it seems like confirmation for me, so thank you to all involved. I don’t feel like this is doom and gloom at all…quite the opposite. It’s bringing me comfort and answer to a prayer.
My mom had a friend who called herself a prophet of god one day while visiting my mom called her i was going thru a terrible demonic attack and mom ask her to pray for me she ask to speak to me i took the phone and she said…..god said tell diane i know what shes going thru tell her im going to use her one day to tell about them because she knows about them.that was 2004 when this happened i have been thru many things involving the spiritual world and i have ask the lord many time did u send me a message thru this prophet ? He still hasnt answered me .my question is is god going to use ppl in the last days to rell about satan and his angels