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‘Friends, we now move into a realm of holy confrontation—where the true voices of God rise against false teachers, corrupted pulpits, and the spiritual drought of our time. The fire of the prophets has not gone out—it’s rising once more, and it burns against deception, this is Essay 7 in the “Final Exposures” Series.
“Cry aloud, spare not, lift up thy voice like a trumpet, and shew my people their transgression…” (Isaiah 58:1, KJV).
I Where Are the Prophets/In a modern church age, where?
- Sin is sanitized.
- Truth is trimmed.
- Doctrine is diluted.
- And pulpits are pacified.
- You pay for admission.
- 10% from forced donors as a member.
- It’s a fraud, with twisted scriptures to certify deception.
- “Prosperity,” is not God’s real Gospel for church growth!
The world desperately needs real prophets—not performers.
We don’t need more motivation. We need confrontation. We don’t need ear-tickling sermons. We need soul-piercing fire. The prophetic voice is returning—not to entertain, but to expose, warn, and prepare.
II. What Is a Prophet Today? A prophet:
- Speaks God’s Word, not his own.
- Exposes sin.
- Confronts compromise.
- Declares judgment with tears.
- Calls the nation and church back to righteousness.
- Sees and hears beyond the surface.
- Refuses to be bought, silenced, or flattered.
- “The Lord GOD hath spoken, who can but prophesy?” (Amos 3:8).
They are not mystical fortune-tellers. They are truth-tellers—often hated, often hidden, but never defeated.
III. Fictional Interlude: The One with Ashes on His Feet:
They called him Zeal, though none knew his real name. He wore a ragged cloak, smelled of wilderness, and never took a coin. He walked into a polished sanctuary, stood at the altar, and shouted:
“You have built golden stages, but neglected the altar!
You have polished your programs, but ignored the poor!
You have welcomed devils and silenced the Spirit!”
Security moved toward him, but the power of God pinned them in place. The prophet walked out, ash on his feet—fire in his soul.
IV. Examples of Prophetic Fire in the Bible:
- Elijah challenged idolatry on Mount Carmel (1 Kings 18).
- Jeremiah wept and warned of judgment (Jeremiah 1–52).
- Ezekiel exposed Israel’s abominations in visions (Ezekiel 8).
- John the Baptist prepared the way by rebuking sin (Matthew 3).
“Is not my word like as a fire? saith the LORD…” (Jeremiah 23:29). True prophecy is not comfortable. It is consuming.
V. Why the Prophets Are Rising Again:
- Because judgment is near, God always sends warning before wrath.
- Because the church is asleep, Prophets are the spiritual alarm clock.
- Because truth has fallen in the streets. The prophet lifts it up again.
- Because revival demands repentance. And repentance begins with confrontation.
VI. What the Prophets Are Saying Today:
- Repent from watered-down gospel.
- Return to holiness.
- Refuse compromise with culture.
- Rebuild the altar of prayer.
- Rebuke false unity that ignores truth.
- Reveal demonic structures hiding in religion.
- Ready the Bride for Christ’s return.
They are not popular, but they are precise.
VII. The Cost of the Prophetic Call/ Prophets are:
- Misunderstood.
- Hated by false brethren.
- Isolated from platforms.
- Accused of being “harsh” or “judgmental.”
- Often weeping more than shouting.
But their reward is intimacy with God and eternal impact. “Blessed are ye, when men shall hate you… for the Son of man’s sake.” (Luke 6:22).
VIII. How to Discern a True Prophet:
- Does their word align with Scripture?
- Does it point people to repentance?
- Do they live holy and submitted lives?
- Do they speak without personal agenda?
- Does the word come with brokenness, not pride?
“By their fruits ye shall know them.” (Matthew 7:20).
‘friends, The Prophets’ Fire: True Voices Rising in the Midst of Apostasy is a call to arms and a warning to the church. We are living in a time of widespread spiritual compromise, and the only antidote is the pure, burning Word of God declared through His true servants.
This essay is not about glorifying prophets—but about restoring their place in the Body of Christ’s remnants. Many churches have shut out the prophetic because it challenges the status quo, rebukes sin, and disturbs comfort. But that is exactly what the fire of God is meant to do.
In the fictional character Zeal, we see a man stripped of pride, possession, and platform. But what he lacks in appearance, he carries in power. That’s the mark of a true prophet—one who lives for God’s voice, not man’s applause.
True prophecy is rising again. It exposes false unity, calls out the spiritual corruption hiding in robes and routines, and restores holiness to God’s people. These prophets carry not just words—but fire.
To the church: Listen.
To the prophet: Speak.
To the world: Repent.
Because this fire is not to entertain—it is to purify. The Spirit of Elijah is rising again in this final hour—not in sandals or wilderness rags, but in bold voices who fear God more than men. And the question Heaven is still asking is the same; “Who will go for us?” Will you rise and burn with the light and fire of the Holy Spirit!
‘Friends, I will, so come along with me as we learn how to return to the core of the gospel and avoid being misled by the art of illusion and performance in men’s traditions that modern churches utilize to indoctrinate you into believing a false one, that’s demonic!
‘Friends, we are living in the end times. Eventually, the wise—not the stiff-necked—will see that the street riots, floods, fires, earthquakes, and wars are not random events, but rather the result of a prophetic plan. And the evils orchestrated by Satan, since their probation has ended and they are aware of their limited time, he and his henchmen, man and demon are even more dangerous!
Hold fast and stay strong; “What shall we then say to these things? If God be for us, who can be against us. (Romans 8:31).
Author and Servant:
Norman G. Roy III
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