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Introduction to the Spiritual Revolutionaries' Handbook by Wellington Boone

Introduction to the Spiritual Revolutionaries’ Handbook by Wellington Boone
Sigi Oblander was born in Berlin, Germany, under the Nazi Third Reich and lived fifteen years under the oppression of communism. After a dramatic encounter with Jesus Christ, she found true freedom. With her husband David, she began a lifetime of prophetic Christian ministry to the nations.
This is how she defines revolution: One order of people overthrows another order of people at the cost of their lives.
Jesus overthrew the powers of darkness to bring us into the Kingdom of God at the cost of His life. That spiritual revolution brought salvation to the earth. Today's Christians look for revival, which is a biblical term, but a spiritual revolution is about to be birthed.
“Before she travailed, she brought forth; before her pain came, she was delivered of a man child. Who hath heard such a thing? who hath seen such things? Shall the earth be made to bring forth in one day? Or shall a nation be born at once? for as soon as Zion travailed, she brought forth her children.”—Isaiah 66:7-8 KJV
Mount Zion, the highest mountain in Jerusalem, was the location of the Tabernacle of David where the Ark of the Covenant was kept. The name Zion became associated with the nation of Israel and its capital of Jerusalem, and eventually the Jewish people.
Christians associate "Zion" with both natural and spiritual Israel. The spirits of just men made perfect and the General Assembly and Church of the firstborn (Hebrews 12:23) are looking at Israel and the Church for signals that history is about to be wound up as we know it.
Isaiah 66:7 and 8 indicate that travail, intercession, and prayer will birth a new standard for the Church called glory, because God says He will return for a glorious church (Ephesians 5:27).
The goal of a Spiritual Revolutionary is a life totally dedicated to Jesus Christ to prepare the Church for His return. The purpose of my Spiritual Revolutionaries' Handbook, soon to be published, is to be a tool for "the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ" (Ephesians 4:12 KJV).

Go Low to Reach Leaders

Go Low to Reach Leaders. There are strong words in Isaiah 54. Break forth. Enlarge. Stretch forth. For thy seed shall inherit the Gentiles. Isaiah 54:3 KJV says, “For thou shalt break forth on the right hand and on the left; and thy seed shall inherit the Gentiles, and make the desolate cities to be inhabited.”
That means you're not just going to have what the Gentiles have but there are Gentile people who will be glad to meet somebody like you and they're going to change because they met you.
What is the biggest problem that people have with the present President? They don't seem to see humility. They want to see him with the servant spirit. And I don't know if you've noticed, but there is some change in the conversation of the President. He's recognizing his cabinet members. They did this, they did this. This is a great person. That's a great person. He didn't use to do that.
There's nobody who can't be gotten next to if the right person prays. If you complain instead of pray, you're not the vehicle God can use to convert a president. If you can find the place of humility with God, He'll take you to the highest place if you can find the lowest place.
John 12:24 KJV says, “Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone: but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit.”
Your mouth could be causing you not to have a presidential change because you won't go low enough. You are ordained to chase governmental leaders, but it's from a place of humility, not from a big mouth talking it all, criticizing and saying what's wrong with him. Prophesy the change from a low place.
Isaiah 54:1-3. Matthew 14:25-31. John 12:24. Acts 7:55; 14:22. 1 Corinthians 3:13. Ephesians 2:1; 3:17. Hebrews 7:25.
This message was recorded at Advance Church in Washington, DC, pastored by FOIC Bishop Bruce Clark.

Be Radical for God

Be Radical for God. This world does not need lukewarm Christianity. Your family, church, workplace, and community need to see you on fire for God. Radical professors are influencing universities, boldly challenging God’s design. How much more should we as believers stand radically for righteousness and truth?That's what the young people want. They don't want this kind of calm Christianity. Kind of oh, everything is nice. They don't want the nice stuff. They want the radical. These people on the streets of these universities are radical people with radical professors. You have to be radical for Jesus the way they're radical for the devil.Pray boldly, believe courageously, and fight the devil in the power of His might. Ask God to not only protect you but also send you. Ask Him to translate you into spaces where your light will burn in the darkness. Be willing to go into places that others avoid with the confidence that you are a child of God, carrying His presence. You cannot die because you are an eternal being on a divine mission. You're going to be populating some realm. Your life is not going to stop even when this earth is purged by the fire of God's presence. Death is swallowed up in victory.1 Kings 8:27. Isaiah 54:1-2. Daniel 10:20. Acts 8:39-40. Romans 9:21. 1 Corinthians 3:13; 15:54. Ephesians 6:10-12. Revelation 20:14 KJV. This message was recorded at Advance Church in Washington, DC, pastored by FOIC Bishop Bruce Clark.

Cry Out to God!

Cry Out to God! The true measure of your life is your Christlike character and your persistence in prayer. Every act of Christlikeness, every moment of humility and service, every prayer affects your placement in eternity. Many fail to grasp that when the Bible says we will be “as the angels” it means that status and earthly distinctions like marriage and gender do not exist. Your promotion in eternity will be determined by your commitment and Christlike character, not your temporal identity.
Just as travail precedes birth, we travail in prayer, crying out to God in His presence for the rebirth and salvation of the world. The world seems bolder in its wickedness than believers in their righteousness. Why are the unsaved running boldly while the saved shrink back? Do not be intimidated. Be unapologetically saved, unwavering in your declaration of faith.
You are called to be an influencer for His kingdom, but this requires more than education or titles; it requires deep intimacy with God, birthed in prayer, fasting, and complete surrender. You are called to birth divine realities, to carry God’s kingdom into your life and sphere of influence.
Now is the time to examine your heart and cry out to God, praying in tongues and praying with your understanding. Find your assignment, prepare your spirit, and step into your destiny—for this life and the next. God is waiting to see how you will use your devotion to glorify Him. Will you pray? Will you travail? Will you meet the challenge of the hour? The Lord is watching, and eternity is calling.
Genesis 1:26. 1 Samuel 16:7. Isaiah 54:1. Matthew 23:11; 28:18. Mark 12:25. John 14:2. Romans 10:14. 1 Corinthians 15:45. 2 Corinthians 12:2. Galatians 4:19. 1 Peter 5:6.
This message was recorded at Advance Church in Washington, DC, pastored by FOIC Bishop Bruce Clark.

You Were Made for More

You Were Made for More. From the beginning, your life has been designed with a purpose that transcends earthly success and fleeting circumstances. Do not settle for anything less than your God-given destiny. Today, feed the divine seed within you with the Word, prayer, Christlike character, and unwavering faith. If you are a wife, you marry into your husband’s destiny and become a resource person to help him succeed, so ask the right questions first about eternal matters. Allow God to transform you into His image. Refuse to be distracted. Refuse to settle for anything less than the will of God for your life. Stand firm. You were made for more. Now rise and live like it. You carry a spiritual seed that is reproduced in heaven through your godly life.
Genesis 1:26; 2:18, 22, 24. Psalms 90:18; 139:14. John 7:46; 16:28. 1 Corinthians 15:45. 2 Corinthians 3:18; 10:5. Philippians 2:10. 1 Peter 1:23. Hebrews 1:14.
Recorded at Advance Church in Washington, DC, pastored by FOIC Bishop Bruce Clark.

Find Your Assignment

Find Your Assignment. God’s original blueprint for man is a call to leadership that transcends generations. Created in His image, we were made to lead the earth because we have the character of God and fulfill God’s assignment in a particular metron. Mankind in His image was to serve and bless the Earth. The first Adam’s sin disrupted God’s divine design, but redemption came through Christ, the "last Adam." Christ renews our purpose and restores our destiny.
Imagine the impact of aligning your life with God’s vision—to lead with integrity, multiply goodness, and walk boldly in His purpose. Whether within your family, community, or personal life, every step you take in obedience sows seeds of eternal significance.
Today, reflect God’s nature, find your assignment, take responsibility, and impact future generations with faith and righteous leadership. What legacy will you start today? “Be fruitful, multiply, replenish the earth, and subdue it.” The promise of God’s purpose for your life is already within you in seed form. Fulfill it today.
Genesis 1:28; 5:1 KJV. Isaiah 54:1 KJV. Malachi 2:16 NLT. Romans 11: 1 Corinthians 15:45. 2 Corinthians 10:13 NKJV.
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Sing in the Storms Because God Is Shaping You

Sing in the Storms Because God Is Shaping You. Don't be fatalistic. Someone who mistreats you can still grow, and so can you. People are drunken in self-love, so stop focusing on humans and focus on how God is using your experiences to shape you into a great person. He could have protected you from challenges. He could have kept you from marrying that nonsense person. But as my wife Margarette said about one man, “The right woman could get that person together.”
Difficult people and challenging circumstances are opportunities for growth and a deeper relationship with God. Before you go to heaven, you learn how to be heavenly. “And we know that God causes everything to work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to his purpose for them” (Romans 8:28 NLT).
I heard about a man and a woman who divorced their mates to marry one another because God wants them to be “happy.” God doesn’t care about your happiness. He cares about your devotion.
When people mistreat you or life's storms seem overwhelming, trust God to shape you into something greater than you could imagine. Isaiah 54:1 says to sing during times of barrenness, because your time of fruitfulness is coming.
Isaiah 54:1. Matthew 17:1-13. Romans 8:28. 1 Corinthians 3:11-13. 2 Corinthians 5:8. Hebrews 12:23.
This message was recorded at Advance Church in Washington, DC, pastored by FOIC Bishop Bruce Clark.

Find Your Realm of Fruitfulness

Find Your Realm of Fruitfulness. If your current pursuits leave you feeling barren and unfulfilled, it’s time to realign with God. He has chosen the right realm for you. Isaiah 54:1 begins, “Sing, O barren, thou that didst not bear; break forth.” In areas of life and ministry that are not ordained by God, there is barrenness. But in those places that God has ordained, there is pregnancy and conception. When you find your realm of fruitfulness, you will find fulfillment. God has provided you with gifts and talents from heaven that are suitable for a certain realm where only you can bring the change that is needed. God’s goal for you is not fixing your circumstances or making people treat you better. He wants you to grow up in all things and walk in Christlikeness so you can fulfill His vision for your life. Worldly achievements pale in comparison to living out God’s calling. Psalms 1:4. Isaiah 54:1. Leviticus 18:22; 20:13. Matthew 22:30. Romans 1:26. Galatians 3:28. Ephesians 4:15; 5:25-27; 6:12. Colossians 1:16. Recorded at Advance Church in Washington, DC, pastored by FOIC Bishop Bruce Clark.
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