The death of Charlie Kirk shook something loose in people — not just politically, not just culturally, but spiritually. Two voices, one weeping in intercession for a grieving widow and one shaken by a waking vision of demonic laughter, are saying out loud what many of us have felt but couldn’t quite name. This is not political disagreement. This is spiritual warfare. And the church cannot afford to stay silent.
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The Map You Were Told to Ignore | The Author’s Perspective
It was five o’clock this morning when I fell down a rabbit hole about a 7th-century Chinese prophecy text and ended up face to face with something I think the church is dangerously close to missing. The Tui Bei Tu has outlasted emperors, purges, and censorship for 1,400 years. So has scripture. That is not a coincidence. That is a pattern. And patterns are exactly what prophecy is for.