I have a message for the Global Church:
The Holy Spirit is moving right now, not just to revive and heal, but to purge.

There’s a shaking happening in the Church right now. And at the center of it is the exposure of false prophets and teachers.

These are self-appointed voices who are speaking what God never told them to say.

The Holy Spirit is declaring: The time of mixture is over.

How False Prophets Operate

Much of what is called “prophecy” today isn’t from God’s Spirit at all. It has a human origin or, worse, demonic.

God spoke to the Prophet Ezekiel in Ezekiel 13:2-3:

“Son of man, prophesy against the prophets of Israel who are now prophesying. Say to those who prophesy out of their own imagination: ‘Hear the word of the LORD!’ This is what the Sovereign Lord says: What sorrow awaits the false prophets who are following their own imaginations and have seen nothing at all!”

I’ve unfortunately witnessed and taken part in training sessions led by false prophets on how to “prophesy.” They taught us to focus only on what was positive and uplifting, then to ask God for a vision or a word while relying on our own imagination.

But this kind of “prophecy” is dangerous because it confuses human thoughts with God’s voice, leading people to believe they are speaking for Him when they’re really just expressing their own ideas.

True prophecy isn’t a guessing game.

After I was born again, Jesus taught me the difference. Real prophecy is Spirit-led. Normally, God will move me to speak, and I’ll ask: “Lord, what are You saying right now?” Then, after hearing Him, I’ll follow up with: “How do You want me to speak this?”

Prophecy isn’t about impressing people or making them feel good. It’s not about what I think God might be saying.

Real prophecy comes from being truly tuned into His voice; hearing Him clearly and speaking only what He speaks.
Those trained by the Holy Spirit will even reflect the tone of God’s voice.

False prophets, on the other hand, say what people want to hear, not what God is actually saying.

Now let’s continue what God was speaking to Ezekiel in Ezekiel 13:4-6:

“O people of Israel, these prophets of yours are like jackals digging in the ruins. They have done nothing to repair the breaks in the walls around the nation. They have not helped it to stand firm in battle on the day of the Lord.”

False prophets don’t lift a finger to help others. Their mission isn’t to strengthen God’s people; it’s to promote themselves.
They chase fame, power, and money.

But true prophets?

They point people to Jesus.
They call the Church to holiness.
They prepare the Bride for her Bridegroom.

God’s Judgment is Here

The Holy Spirit is saying to the global Church:

“The time has come where I will purge My Bride from false prophets. I will give them over to their own deceptions and publicly judge many of them. I am no longer putting up with mixture in My Church. Fear God and repent.”

God is not silent about false prophecy and teaching.

In this hour, many who have spoken lies in His name will be exposed. Some will be humbled and brought to repentance. Others will be removed entirely.

Ezekiel 13:8-9:

“Therefore, this is what the Sovereign Lord says: Because what you say is false and your visions are a lie, I will stand against you, says the Sovereign Lord. I will raise my fist against all the prophets who see false visions and make lying predictions…”

Do not be deceived, judgment begins in the house of God.

The Message of False Prophets

Let’s continue to see what God told Ezekiel in Ezekiel 13:10a:

“These evil prophets deceive my people by saying, ‘All is peaceful’ when there is no peace at all!”

False prophets tell people what they want to hear.

They say:

• “God is pleased with you,” when in reality, God is calling for repentance.
• “You are walking in blessing,” when in reality, people are under discipline.
• “There is peace” when judgment is at the door.

They don’t speak what God is actually saying in the moment.

Yes, God speaks encouragement and blessing through His prophets. But He also speaks correction, warning, and rebuke.

A true prophet does not edit God’s message.

Another key trait of false prophets is their twisted version of grace.

Jude 1:4:

“Some ungodly people have wormed their way into your churches, saying that God’s marvelous grace allows us to live immoral lives.”

False prophets tell people, “You can live however you want! God’s grace covers everything!”

Yes, God’s grace is abundant. But grace is not just a covering—it’s an empowerment to live righteously.

The Holy Spirit is saying:

“Anyone who truly knows Me personally, in relationship, will not want to continue in sin and will be hungry for righteousness. They will be captured by My holy beauty.”

I’ll speak from experience: God’s holiness is amazing! Walking in the Light isn’t some dead religious act. Knowing Him and walking in His ways brings me joy because He’s that beautiful.

What Motivates False Prophets?

False prophets are not born again.

Jude 1:17-19:

“But you, my dear friends, must remember what the apostles of our Lord Jesus Christ predicted. They told you that in the last times there would be scoffers whose purpose in life is to satisfy their ungodly desires.”

They may speak about God, but they do not have the Spirit of God.

Their purpose in life is to fulfill their own desires, so they twist Scripture to justify their sin and teach others to do so.

Jude 1:8-10:

“These people—who claim authority from their dreams—live immoral lives, defy authority, and scoff at supernatural beings… But these people scoff at things they do not understand. Like unthinking animals, they do whatever their instincts tell them, and so they bring about their own destruction.”

I’ve had quite a few personal encounters with God. But that’s not where my authority comes from to do what I’m doing. True authority is not about visions or encounters; it is about whether the Father chose you and you’re surrendered to Him.

God will always back up His word and His true servants.

Those truly called by God will not celebrate sin either. They will walk in humility and genuine repentance.

Variety of False Prophets

There are a lot of “wolves in sheep’s clothing” in the church. They don’t all teach the same thing either.

There are too many to cover in one post, but here are three major ones the Bible warns about in Jude 1:11:

1. Those like Cain – These false leaders are jealous of those who are truly God’s people. They don’t want God’s children to rise into their calling. Instead, they manipulate, abuse, control, and suppress others, instead of helping them.
2. Those like Balaam – These false prophets chase money and deceive for profit. They preach the Prosperity Gospel, exploiting people financially in the name of “faith.”
3. Those like Korah – These rebels fight against God’s true authority. They despise correction, twist Scripture, and justify sin.

A true servant of God does not twist Scripture or abuse others.

A New Move of God

The Holy Spirit is saying:

“I am about to move in the earth. Fear God and obey His commandments. I’m coming for a pure and spotless bride.”

God’s manifest presence is increasing in His Church.

This means that unrepentant sin and dead religion won’t be tolerated like before. False prophets will be exposed. Mixture will be purged.

If you’re a false prophet or teacher, you have a chance right now to publicly repent and step down.

If you’re listening to false teaching, you have a chance to repent right now.

If you’re in unrepentant sin, you have a chance to repent before it’s too late.

At this time, Jesus is healing all those who come to Him, but everyone who rejects Him will face His wrath.

🔥 Fear God. He is jealous and won’t settle until He has 100% of us.

Final Warning

God is exposing wolves and purging His Bride from all impurity. Let’s repent for following false voices. Let’s seek the true voice of the Lord and receive His refining fire.

Jesus wants repentance and restoration. He doesn’t desire judgment. If you’re a wolf, I plead with you to come to Jesus in genuine repentance.

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