Prophetic Perspective on Current Events

Learning to hear the Lord requires that we be filled with His love. Ministering out of anything but love will distort what we are seeing. Let His love fill your heart so it can flow to others.

Robin McMillan shares his heavenly places experiences and revelations. The Lord wants us to be more at home in heaven than on earth. We are seated in heavenly places in Christ Jesus. As God’s children, we can go to heaven whenever we want to.

In this episode of Prophetic Perspectives, Rick Joyner speaks about the principals of education that we need to implement in order to educate children in such a way that they will be the light of the world that we as Christians are called to be.

Rick discusses the repercussions of Supreme Court Justice Scalia's death, and shares a video clip from a recent conversation with LTG (Ret) General W.G. (Jerry) Boykin on the subject.

This week on Prophetic Perspectives Rick Joyner is joined by special guest, Nicholas Papanicolaou, a native Greek, who is now an American citizen. Nicholas shares about his background at Harvard and Columbia and his success in the business world as well as about his involvement with the Order of St. John. The main purpose of the Knights of St. John is to defend Christianity. Nicholas is a humanitarian, devout believer, and author of the book, "Islam vs. The United States".

In this episode, Rick talks about the Kim Davis case and shares how the present judicial tyranny of the courts in America are doing what Thomas Jefferson so vehemently warned that they would try to do.

In this episode of Prophetic Perspectives, Rick Joyner shares about the life and experiences of the elite World War II veteran, Colonel Eugene Bird. Colonel Bird was one of the first U.S. soldiers back into Berlin after the war and was instrumental in the rebuilding of the city and Germany as a nation. The wisdom we can learn from Colonel Byrd's life will challenge and inspire us.

James Goll talks about traveling with Bob Jones in the early 1980s. No one impacted his life more than Bob.