Wellington Boone Live

When Presidents Break God's Standards

I am going to read one of the most damnable statements that could ever be declared from the White House. It is the Transgender Day of Visibility Proclamation that President Biden declared on this Resurrection Sunday, when we have the most revered church service of the year. (You can watch the audio version of my message on YouTube at https://youtube.com/live/nC0_wHb3MGQ )  People have the right sense that they should be in church. Now, there are also a lot of spiritually dead people who are not walking in the power of that sensitivity to God. All of heaven is against this statement from President Biden. He gives validation to transgender people, but that is not a race. That is a mode of behavior. Christians believe that God loves everybody, of course. God so loved the world that He gave His only Begotten Son. We celebrate his death for our sins on Good Friday and His resurrection on Easter Sunday. But God also has standards and people break His standards. That was why Jesus had to die. Jesus gave Christians the dominating power to bind on Earth and it will be bound in heaven. In Matthew 18:18 Jesus says, “Verily I say unto you, Whatsoever ye shall bind on earth shall be bound in heaven: and whatsoever ye shall loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven.” So, in the name of the Lord Jesus, I bind that proclamation in the name of the Lord Jesus and I loose the spirit of righteousness to stand--not in the transgender mindset, but in the created order that God has constructed, that the way that God made mankind will prevail over this nation, in Jesus’ name. White House Link to the Proclamation: https://www.whitehouse.gov/.../a-proclamation-on.../

Called to Restore This Unraveled Earth

Called to Restore This Unraveled Earth. The earth is unraveled but we can redesign it based on our growth level and the call of God on our lives. Sometimes we feel that our lives lack something exceptional. We crave a sense of purpose and significance. But despite the challenges we face, there is a way to break free and embrace the extraordinary. In 2 Timothy 4, Paul speaks of his relentless pursuit of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. He fought the good fight, finished the race, and remained faithful. These statements challenge us to examine our own lives and ask if we are still committed to this high calling. It's easy to hold back, to stay within our comfort zones, and settle for the ordinary. But that's not what God has in store for us. He created each of us with a unique purpose and a spark of glory within. It's time to step out of our comfort and into the unknown, where new possibilities await. Regardless of age or circumstance, we have skills and talents that can be used for God's purposes. We have to overcome our fears and hesitations, abandoning excuses of age or discomfort to take on holiness and revival. God is calling married couples to stay together, aligned with God's call on their lives, bringing strength to one another and fulfillment beyond measure. Avoid the pitfall of divided spirits and living a life that falls short of God's ordained plan. Furthermore, we must hold ungodly leaders accountable for their actions. Every political decision that contradicts biblical principles and every act of corruption will have eternal consequences. As we reflect on our lives, it's important to be transparent and honest with ourselves and God. There may be areas in need of rededication or repentance. The world is in need of transformative change, and it starts with us aligning our lives with God's purposes. Let's make things right, seek forgiveness, and become the disciples that can make a difference. In the end, God knows our hearts and values obedience. Let's seek His correction, embarking on a new level of devotion and an outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Together, let's set the world ablaze as we press toward the mark of God's high calling in Christ Jesus. Scriptures. Deuteronomy 28:7-15; 30:19-20. Hebrews 12:1. Philippians 3:14. 2 Timothy 4:6-8. Colossians 1:27. Luke 16:19-31. Matthew 25:34.
Recorded Live on the Kingmakers Call, October 2, 2023 (Part 2)

Are You Fulfilling the Reason God Brought You

Are you fulfilling the reason God brought you into the world? Do you accept the ordination of God over your life, or do you resist His sovereignty? We exist for God. Our Christianity is on the line when we don’t get things right. Moses’ union with God allowed the whole people of Israel to be birthed. God took him before he could enter the Promised Land, but Moses knew that destiny was more important than longevity. So did Paul. The eulogy of man is not important. You need to carefully consider details of your life like these so that God can speak well of you. Lifespan—not longevity but destiny (Moses, Paul) Rich or poor Male or female Born into a certain family and nation How you spend your time Marriage. Christians stay married so they do not fail God. Leadership. Why would someone believe they could be President of the United States? Can they reverse the failures of the past? When nations fail. God brings judgment. We see signs of America's failures in many areas now, even sports. God, You make the decisions. You choose over my life. We need the blessings of obedience You gave us in Deuteronomy 28:1—“If you fully obey the LORD your God and carefully keep all his commands that I am giving you today, the LORD your God will set you high above all the nations of the world.”
Scriptures. Deuteronomy 28; 34. Psalm 2:11. Matthew 19:27; 26. Luke 16. 2 Timothy 3:16; 4. Jude 1:9. Hebrews 12:2.
Recorded on the Kingmakers Call, October 2, 2023 (Part 1 of call)

Martyrdom Will Save Our Cities

Martyrdom Will Save Our Cities. Before we can reach the neglected corners of society, we will first have to follow the Holy Spirit to the place where our selfish desires die. The core essence of Christianity is whether we live for ourselves or live for God. We walk in the footsteps of the disciples, who all but one met martyrdom. For us, physical death is not always required but there is always a spiritual surrender. The baptism of the Holy Spirit empowers us to be witnesses, which means martyrdom. Holy Ghost does not raise anyone who is not dead. One of His main purposes is to show us how to let go. Water baptism, bloodless martyrdom, the transformative baptism of the Holy Spirit, and the humility of communion help us to die to our desires. Jesus calls us to join the ranks of fearless disciples who were willing to give their all for their beliefs. In a world focused on self, you must find the strength to die to the flesh and live for a higher purpose. Let the Holy Ghost guide you to the inner cities to bring true change. It's time to ask yourself, does God exist for me or do I exist for God? The ghetto awaits your arrival.

Every Spiritual Gift You Need

Most people spend their lives with a strong emphasis on their circumstances,  which are temporary, but God's focus is the eternal--that which is permanent. In 1 Corinthians 1:7 (NLT) Paul says, "Now you have every spiritual gift you need as you eagerly wait for the return of our Lord Jesus Christ." This was recorded on the Kingmakers call of September 18, 2023. You can join Bishop Boone's weekly Kingmaker calls at 5:00 AM Eastern Time every Monday. Call 712-775-8902, conference code 637912.

Are You Becoming Like God or Like Babylon?

Revelation 18 paints a vivid picture of a city consumed by debauchery, a sight that may leave most Christians unsettled. However, let us reflect on our own lives and question if we too, as followers of God, compromise in our thoughts and actions. Our true calling is to emulate the character of Christ, not to succumb to compromise. It is in this pursuit of Christlikeness where we discover a profound sense of peace and joy that surpasses our understanding. How wonderful it is to encounter individuals who wholeheartedly devote themselves to God. This message was shared during the Kingmakers call on September 11, 2023. Join Bishop Boone every Monday at 5:00 AM Eastern Time for future calls. Dial 712-775-8902 with the conference code 637912.

The Tangible Presence of God

Experience the Tangible Presence of God: A Summary
Nothing compares to the exhilarating encounter with the Lord, where His presence manifests in tangible ways. Carrington Adkins told of his daring adventure, venturing deep into the woods, solely seeking communion with God. Far away from the noise of the world, this private rendezvous with Jesus is exclusively reserved for us, His chosen ones.
In this life devoted to God, we relish and rejoice in the palpable reality of His existence. It is the essence of revival, where God's presence becomes so tangible that individuals are moved to confess their shortcomings and turn to Him in repentance. As one person shares their testimony, others are inspired to follow suit, baring their souls before the awe-inspiring tangibility of God's Spirit. Truly, we can confidently declare ourselves to be in revival.
In the New Testament, we are continually called to walk in the realm of God's tangible presence. Although challenges may persist, we are assured that as long as we remain steadfast in our devotion, the Lord will faithfully stand by our side. As Azariah proclaims in 2 Chronicles 15:2 NLT, "The LORD will stay with you as long as you stay with him! Whenever you seek him, you will find him. But if you abandon him, he will abandon you."
Discover the transformative power of the tangible presence of God and embark on a journey that will forever redefine your faith.
Scriptures: 2 Chronicles 15:1-2, 5,7. 2 Chronicles 18:14-27. Acts 2. Psalm 139:7