#forsakers

The Holy Covenant Forsakers are not oath-breakers, nor rebels against a faith in God, against faith itself or of having faith. The name carries its own meaning: it speaks of those who, within their own sacred traditions—true Islam, Judaism, and (true) Christianity—find themselves standing apart at the very point where the Holy Covenant has been misused, misunderstood, or betrayed by its keepers.

We are now welcoming personal statements from those who wish to be heard—whether a brief reflection, a moderate comment, or a full written thesis. Upon genuine interest, your testimony may lead to inclusion in forthcoming newsletters, announcements, invitations, and other developments of the Holy Covenant Forsakers subcollective.

As you consider joining the Covenant Forsakers, we invite you to share openly the points of dissent or divergence you have experienced within your own Holy Covenant tradition. These may be personal convictions or multiple observations that you feel compelled to question or forsake. We encourage you to be descriptive, detailing your perspective and the reasons behind your dissent so that it can be understood in context.

This is a discernment process. Thoughtful language that reflects a sincere departure from tradition and is consistent with scripture naturally supports the spirit of the community. Our aim is to listen, provide space for reflection, and highlight perspectives in ways that respect both personal experience and the principles of the fellowship.

Please sign in using our form HERE and include an email with your name. Most of the others adopt a handle or pseudonym, and at our inaugural Covenant Forsakers meetup, name tags will display both their real name and pseudonym for the meet and greet.”

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The Stammerer You Refused to Hear.

As we stand on the brink of the rapture, the Spirit of God is speaking to the churches, but the question is, are we listening? Revelation 2:7 says, *“He that has an ear, let him or her hear what the Spirit says unto the churches.”* This is the first of seven critical verses in Revelation, each echoing the same call. They remind us that God’s message is clear, but only those attuned to the Spirit will truly hear and understand. Or, your church or you, then "it be told by the one who hears what the Spirit says"!

The stammerer—the one whose speech was unclear and in another tongue, whose words were dismissed—is a symbol for our times. Isaiah 28:11-13 speaks directly to this:

*“For with stammering lips and another tongue will he speak to this people. To whom he said, This is the rest wherewith ye may cause the weary to rest; and this is the refreshing: yet they would not hear. But the word of the Lord was unto them precept upon precept, precept upon precept; line upon line, line upon line; here a little, and there a little; that they might go, and fall backward, and be broken, and snared, and taken. That's their lives in our day destroyed, even individually split apart from each other. ”*

These verses from Isaiah are a sobering reminder that many have rejected the message of God, even when it comes as a promise of rest and refreshing. The stammerer represents this rejected message, a voice from God that many have refused to acknowledge. Yet, the Spirit continues to speak through such voices, guiding those who are God-filled believers and separating them from the fearful and unbelieving.

Today, the divide between the flesh and the Spirit is stark. The flesh speaks on its own, concerned with the pleasures and fears of this world. But the Spirit speaks from God, leading the faithful into truth and obedience. In these last hours, it is crucial that we uphold the overcomers—those who resist the mark of the beast and walk in Godly obedience. These are the ones who will stand firm when others fall.

Unfortunately, many churches have lost their way. They theorize about the rapture happening at any moment, yet they ignore the scriptural warnings about the mark of the beast. They have succumbed to the temptations of the flesh, living for pleasure rather than preparing for the spiritual battles ahead.

This word must go out for prophetic reasons. We are crossing a threshold into times of great trouble, and the truth of prophecy must be proclaimed. The world will soon be scrambling for answers, trying to form plans to survive the chaos. But only those who follow the Spirit and the words given by the Spirit will truly be prepared.

As we spread this message, accuracy is vital. False prophets will arise, seeking fame, money, or self-righteous validation. But the true message of the Spirit remains constant and unchanging.

Churches, this is your wake-up call. The time is short, and the call to align with the Spirit is urgent. Do not be among those who fall into the temptations of the flesh. Instead, be among the remnant who will rise with Christ.

For I through the law am dead to the law, that I might live unto God.

Galations 2: 18 &19

For those who claim the Old Covenant no longer exists:

It's a fact that today, 8 billion people live under various strict laws, and many adhere to one of the Holy Covenants of Promise or other religious frameworks. Whether they are Gentiles, Jews, or followers of Christ, all are under the grace of God until the end of this age of grace.

Moreover, the age of grace extends beyond the church age and continues past the rapture. Some believe we are still in the church age, but while we continue to attend church, it appears the church age has ended. This is evident as the Holy Spirit's presence seems to no longer convey God's word effectively to the hearts of listeners and seekers from the pulpits.