I firmly believe that the Holy Spirit is urging the Church to grasp all restored truths and powers, to boldly preach and demonstrate the Kingdom of God in anticipation of the fulfilment of Revelation 11:15: “The kingdom of the world has become the kingdom of our Lord and of His Christ, and He shall reign forever and ever.” This divine mandate compels us not only to proclaim the message of the Kingdom but also to actively manifest its principles across every sphere of influence. With the emergence of the Saints Movement and the onset of the Third Reformation, the Church is being empowered with a fresh influx of wisdom, grace, strength, and financial resources necessary to advance this transformative era of Christianity.

The Third Reformation represents a critical juncture in Church history—a reawakening and a realignment with the foundational truths and practices of the 1st-century Church as depicted in the Book of Acts. The early Church, birthed through the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost (Acts 2), exemplified dynamic faith, sacrificial love, communal living, and an unwavering commitment to propagating the Gospel. This epoch of reformation challenges us to reaffirm these fundamental principles: to restore apostolic authority, rekindle prophetic vision, and reclaim our missional mandate to disciple nations, as articulated in Matthew 28:18-20.

Today, the Church is called to embody the unity and power demonstrated in Acts 4:32-33: “Now the full number of those who believed were of one heart and soul, and no one said that any of the things that belonged to him was his own, but they had everything in common. And with great power, the apostles were giving their testimony to the resurrection of the Lord Jesus, and great grace was upon them all.” This reformation invites us to transcend institutional rigidity and rediscover the organic vitality of Spirit-led ministry, fostering an environment in which miracles, signs, and wonders become commonplace.

This year presents a profound opportunity for us to embrace the seemingly impossible, now rendered possible through divine provision and alignment. We must cultivate faith for the miraculous and diligently pursue the advancement of God’s Kingdom, starting within our own families and ministries and extending to every corner of the earth, as God equips and commissions us. Christian International is resolutely committed to its pivotal role in this remarkable movement, acting as a catalyst for raising Kingdom demonstrators and implementers.

A significant prophetic word was imparted to me by Chuck Pierce, invoking the mantle of the “Watchman Prophet” and signifying a transformative shift in the spiritual atmosphere. The following excerpt from that prophecy encapsulates its essence:

"Now I will cause a mantle to rest here, allowing you to see into a new dimension. Eyes and ears will open to witness provision; a people willing to sacrifice in unprecedented ways. The mantle in this place has shifted, and what must be seen for the next seven years is now activated. I will redirect their steps into previously unreachable places, where they will declare, 'Look around you.' The mantle over the prophets is now shifting. I could not do this in just any place. A new mantle for the watchman is emerging. It is not a mantle we fully comprehend. For the next eight years, we must carry it.

God is summoning His watchman prophets to rise and discern the dimension that will shape the future. This atmosphere, saturated with anointing, will draw people to this place. A fresh anointing is being activated. Heavenly alignment is occurring. The church structure of Christian International is beginning to transform in unprecedented ways.”

This prophetic message resonates with the winds of change we have sensed at Christian International since the beginning of the year. It provides profound insight into God’s plans—not only for my personal ministry but also for the collective destiny of CI and all those affiliated with this movement.

As we navigate the Third Reformation, let us hold fast to Hebrews 13:8: “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.” Just as the early Church depended on the unchanging character of Christ, we too must build our foundation upon Him. Let us wholeheartedly embrace the call to restore the Church to its apostolic mission, walking in the fullness of faith, boldness, and unity that characterized its inception.