“Many who were supposed to use their fame, influence, platforms, and positions to spread the Good News of Christ — the Gospel of Jesus — have allowed the enemy to corrupt what was entrusted to them.

Because of pride, they failed to repent.

They compromised the message, went astray from their God-given assignments, and allowed the very influence entrusted to them to be used for the enemy rather than for the glory of Christ.

But as for My faithful servants, tell them:  “Well done!  The Master is pleased.”

Tell them to continue…. Continue to be obedient to your calling and to the assignments I have given you.  Do not become weary in doing My Will, for your greatest reward awaits you.

Yes, I will come when The Gospel has reached every corner of the world, so that no one will have an excuse for not hearing, believing, and accepting Me as their LORD and Savior.

I AM a just God, and My judgment is fair.

This Message is for all — both believers and unbelievers.

Tell them to keep their hearts ready.

Any time.  Any day.

Tell the evangelists, the pastors, the prophets, the apostles, the bishops, and every man and woman who carries a title in My name:

It begins here — with My very own people!

Tell them not to become too familiar with the Holy Spirit.

Let them continually search their hearts and examine themselves to ensure that they are in right standing with The LORD.

My People often fail to Repent.

They go against My Will, and because of familiarity, some begin to think, “The LORD understands…..”

A broken and contrite spirit The LORD will not despise.

There is a reason The LORD’s prayer says, “Forgive us our trespasses.”

My People must understand their continual need for mercy and forgiveness.

Keep your hearts pure.

A pure heart is not necessarily a perfect heart.

A pure heart is a broken and contrite heart — a heart that continually turns back to The Father, seeks His mercy, desires His Will, and remains willing to Repent.

The Gospel of Repentance is not only for unbelievers, as many have come to believe.

The Call to Repentance is also — and must first be heard by — the Believers, The Body of Christ. 

Therefore, examine your hearts!

Return to The LORD where you have wandered.

Do not let your title, position, influence, gifting, anointing, or familiarity with The Holy Spirit deceive you into thinking that you no longer need to Repent.”

“The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit: a broken and a contrite heart, O God, thou wilt not despise.”   Psalm 51:17.

Shalom!
~ Millicent Okamaru.

Millicent Okamaru.

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