#truthnotpower

“Prophecy never had its origin in the will of man, but men spoke from God as they were moved by the Holy Spirit.” — 2 Peter 1:21

2️⃣ Today, many twist prophecy into politics—NAR apostles, Christian nationalists, and self-appointed prophets speak their own will and call it God’s Word.

3️⃣ They trade revelation for influence, confuse nationalism with holiness, and preach a gospel of control instead of the cross.

4️⃣ Peter warned, “There will be false teachers among you… in their greed they will exploit you with fabricated stories.” — 2 Peter 2:1-3

5️⃣ True prophecy exalts Christ. False prophecy exalts men. When pride replaces prayer, and power replaces humility, we lose the Spirit’s voice.

6️⃣ From Genesis to Daniel, Isaiah to Luke, every prophecy points to Jesus—Seed promised, Child born, Servant wounded, King exalted.

7️⃣ “Study to show yourself approved unto God.” — 2 Tim 2:15

“All Scripture is God-breathed.” — 2 Tim 3:16

Return to the Word, not the will of man.

8️⃣ Scoffers will come, mocking truth. Yet the Word stands.

“When these things begin to happen, lift up your heads, for your redemption draws near.” — Luke 21:28

9️⃣ Prophecy is not given to glorify nations but to reveal Christ. The Church’s authority is prayerful, humble, rooted in love and truth.

“False Prophets and the Will of Man”

Scripture says, “Prophecy never had its origin in the will of man, but men spoke from God as they were moved by the Holy Spirit” (2 Peter 1:21). Yet today many voices—whether NAR apostles, nationalist preachers, or power-hungry movements—speak their own will and call it the word of the Lord. They twist prophecy into politics, trade revelation for influence, and preach a gospel of control instead of the cross.