Prophetic Perspective on Current Events

The glory of the New Covenant will outshine the glory of the Old Covenant. How do we get there? Rick Joyner helps to answer that question.

Today on Prophetic Perspectives, Rick Joyner and this week's special guest, Nicholas Papanicolaou, wrap up the week with additional guest, Lt. Gen. (ret.) Jerry Boykin. General Boykin was one of the elite warriors chosen in 1978 to make up the first unit in America's ultra-secretive and deadly Delta Force. He then became commander of the unit, and later still, commander of all U.S. Army Special Forces. His thirty-six years in the military included a tour at the Central Intelligence Agency and clandestine missions around the world.

In this episode of Prophetic Perspectives, Rick Joyner speaks about the anti-Christ spirit that was prevalent in Europe during World War II. This spirit holds a special hatred for the Jewish people and is again gaining strength in Europe and even America.

Barry Segal shares his life story—how God called him and set him on the path of his destiny to minister to God’s people in Israel.

In this episode of Prophetic Perspectives, Rick Joyner speaks about the vision the Lord has given MorningStar for education and hospitality. Being on the property at Heritage International Ministries has given us a platform to be able to grow in both arenas. MorningStar is a place where people come together, discover their callings, and get trained to go out and impact the world. **Previously aired on March 16, 2012

In a weekly half hour format for MorningStarTV, Rick Joyner addresses current events of our time from a biblical world view.

In this episode of Prophetic Perspectives on Current Events, Rick compares the edgy leadership style demonstrated by Churchill to that of other radical leaders. He tells the story of when the Lord told him the Patriots would win the superbowl and shares how a bully spirit operates.

As Christians, we are all called to be disciples, not just make disciples. We are to make disciples of Jesus—not ourselves. The Bible says that we are to disciple nations. We need to be open to building relationships and sharing the gospel with internationals among us.