Message from the Author

Women Will Evangelize the World

I was in thirty days of consecration, in prayer and fasting. In the second week of my consecration, the Lord spoke to me and said that Women Will Evangelize the World (WWEW). This is a strong and bold statement, but, coming from God, I know His Word will not return unto Him void. “But it shall accomplish that which I please, and it shall prosper in the thing where to I sent it” (Isaiah 55:11).

Then God spoke to me to announce and publicize it in the ears of the women of the world that are called to "arise, shine; for thy light is come, and the glory of the Lord is risen upon you."

Instantly, in a vision, I saw a great massive army of women whom God had called out and sent into every continent with great anointing and power. These armies of women performed miracles and signs and wonders. The Lord was working with them, and thousands and millions were turning to Christ, both men and women. The faces of those new Christians were beaming up like a radiant light, and immediately, they turned their lives over to Jesus. Oh, it was an awesome sight! You are included!

Then, there was a voice which said, “Can anyone forbid these people from being baptized since the Lord has put His Spirit in them and has shown His life through them?” Then I saw rivers and massive baptisms taking place in every continent. It was like watching them all on huge television screens—spontaneously. Governments and high officials were turning to the Lord in great numbers.

The amazing part is that these women whom God was using were just ordinary, everyday women who had dedicated their lives to the Lord. Some were witnessing and praying for people on the phone, and salvations and miracles were taking place. Some were preaching and teaching in homes, on street corners, in massive auditoriums, etc. They were unstoppable. The intensity of the miracles was so open and undeniable that doors were opened in countries where doors to the Gospel had been previously closed.

The time has come that you will not be told Christ is moving here or there, so let’s go see….“For the kingdom of God is within you” (Luke 17:21). Jesus is showing Himself alive through His people.

Among these masses of women that the Lord released and is releasing into the ministry, He has given some gifts of the pastorate, some are evangelists, and some are teachers, etc. Their gifts are so pronounced that you cannot deny their calling.

Some of these women who are called of God are sitting in church pews in various denominations every Sunday and weekdays with their fire burning within them like Jeremiah. They sense the call of God to preach, and some will even tell their friends or relatives about the call of God on their lives, but they are afraid to step out and accept it.

Lord, Do You Want Me…

…to write a message that causes religious and dogmatic uproar? Because some do not believe that women should preach. Peter’s beliefs regarding Gentiles were drastically changed when God gave him the vision of the beasts, recorded in Acts, Chapter 10:11-15:        He saw heaven opened and something like a large sheet being let down to earth by its four corners. It contained all kinds of    four-footed animals, as well as reptiles of the earth and birds of the air.

       Then a voice told him, "Get up, Peter. Kill and eat."

       "Surely not, Lord!" Peter replied. "I have never eaten anything impure or unclean."

       The voice spoke to him a second time, "Do not call anything impure that God has made clean."

God was not talking about natural food. He was talking about those he had made clean through Jesus’ blood. Now is the time for the women to come forth with greater anointing to take back what the enemy has stolen—her children. The curse of the woman has been broken because Jesus Christ became a curse for men as well as women.

The Lord has been promising us rewards, but when are we going to possess them? Jesus has already conquered Satan, like David conquered Goliath—but the Israelite army has to go after the prey.

God is not casting men aside, but the wom