MARVEL’S BLACK PANTHER STAR’S BOLD CHRISTIAN FAITH

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How Letitia Wright Found Freedom in Jesus

Letitia Wright, the Guyanese-British actress known for her role as Shuri in Marvel’s Black Panther franchise, is a committed Christian who has boldly spoken about her faith despite facing cancel culture criticism. This is her story of faith, resilience, and refusing to compromise her beliefs in a secular industry.

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Letitia Wright, an actress known for her bold Christian faith and outspoken criticism of cancel culture, is set to reprise her role in Marvel’s upcoming film, Avengers: Doomsday (2026), which is slated to release this December.

It comes shortly after the release of Wright’s directorial debut, “Highway to the Moon” — which she created under her faith-based production company, 3.16 Productions. In May 2025, the short film premiered at the BFI London Film Festival and has since screened at multiple festivals, including the South London and Holly Shorts Film Festivals.

The Guyanese-born British film star founded 3.16 Productions in 2020, hoping it would “bridge the gap by bringing to light untold and hidden stories within our society”. 

“The company seeks to create impact and inspire practical change with every story it tells, leaving a lasting imprint of its ethos and signature through the development and production of scripted narratives in both television and feature-length films.”

Wright is a big name in Hollywood, having featured in four Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) films—attaining global recognition for her role as Princess Shuri in Black Panther (2018), before reprising that role in Avengers: Infinity War (2018) and Avengers: Endgame (2019). In 2022, she starred as the lead in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, which The Guardian called “the highest-grossing female-led superhero movie in US box office history”.

She has shared publicly how her pursuit of status and money within the industry had left her unfulfilled and empty when a friend called her. The friend told Wright that he felt prompted by God to call her and tell her that she wasn’t in a good place and to offer to tell her about Jesus. The friend gave her the verse Matthew 6:33, which commands people to “seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you.”

On the back of that conversation, Letitia says she “just got really hungry”. “I really just kept feeding myself on the Word,” she noted, “and the Gospels are just my favourite…”

Alluding to John 10:10, she says the words of Jesus in Scripture “just brought life to me”.

“I knew something happened. I knew there was something different in my spirit. I felt free, and my mind wasn’t trippin’ any more. I am actually free!”

She has shared regularly about how her faith in Christ gives her the strength to continue serving Him within Hollywood. “The world is so fickle and there’s not much that you can really put your hope in to make you feel whole,” she told The Independent in 2021.

“Even now I’m going through a new transformative stage of my life with understanding who I am, but with God you can really just get through these situations. It’s been beautiful to have my faith in Jesus, which is worth more than anything.”

She says people have told her to stop talking about Jesus, but she responds by pointing out that she’s “not trying to force anything on anyone”—she’s sharing Jesus because “I probably wouldn’t be alive right now if it wasn’t for Jesus, I probably wouldn’t have been able to cope.” 

Letitia Wright will have the opportunity to meet her Saviour face to face shortly when Jesus returns to rescue Israel and restore righteousness. However, coming for Christians is six of a seven year period of prophesied tribulation, even great tribulation before Jesus takes them to heaven and at the same time pours out His wrath with the Trumpet (Rev. 8) and Bowl (Rev. 16) judgements upon an unrepentant world for one year and ten days, The same length of time God poured out His wrath upon the earth during Noah’s day. The year before a Jubilee year is always one year and ten days.

WALKING WITH THE HOLY SPIRIT: THE SECRET TO TRUE FREEDOM

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Every human heart longs for freedom — freedom from fear, guilt, sin, and the emptiness of life apart from God. Yet true freedom cannot be found by human effort, philosophy, or religion. It is found only through a living relationship with the Holy Spirit — God Himself indwelling the hearts of believers to guide, empower, and transform them.

“And Peter said to them, “Repent and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins, and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.” Acts 2:38

When we place our faith in Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord, something miraculous happens. The Father sends the third Person of the Trinity — the Holy Spirit — to dwell within us. Jesus promised this gift before His death and resurrection:

“And I will ask the Father, and He will give you another Helper, that He may abide with you forever — the Spirit of truth” John 14:16–17

The very presence of God takes up residence within the believer, marking us as His children and filling us with life.

But walking with the Spirit is more than a theological truth — it’s a daily relationship. The Apostle Paul urges believers:

“If we live by the Spirit, let us also walk by the Spirit” Galatians 5:25

That means aligning our hearts and choices with His gentle leading rather than following the desires of our own nature. When we do, we discover what it means to live in freedom — not freedom from obedience, but freedom in obedience. Sin no longer has dominion over the one whose life is yielded to God’s Spirit.

The evidence of this life is called “the fruit of the Spirit” (Galatians 5:22–23): “love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control”. These qualities don’t come through human effort but by divine transformation. They blossom naturally as we stay connected to the Holy Spirit, much like branches drawing life from the vine.

The Spirit also gives us gifts (9 just like the fruit of the Spirit)— supernatural abilities for ministry and service — so that the Church may be built up and others may encounter God’s love through us. Whether teaching, encouraging, showing mercy, or praying in faith, every gift is given “for the common good” (1 Corinthians 12:7).

To walk with the Spirit is to live with eternity in view — understanding that every moment, every action, every choice is shaping us for eternal life with God. The Spirit is our Comforter in sorrow, our Teacher in confusion, our Strength in weakness, and the seal of our inheritance in Christ. He whispers truth into the noise of the world and reminds us daily that we belong not to ourselves, but to the One who died and rose again.

If you have placed your faith in Jesus, you possess this incredible gift. But perhaps the real question is: are you walking in step with Him? Freedom, joy, and peace are waiting — not in trying harder, but in surrendering completely to the loving guidance of the Spirit within. The secret to abundant life isn’t striving, but abiding. Scripture warns us not to grieve the Spirit or quench His work in our lives.

“And do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God, by whom you were sealed for the day of redemption.” Ephesians 4:30

“Do not quench the Spirit.” 1 Thessalonians 5:19

Jesus is returning soon. How good it will be if you have already developed a close relationship with Him. Will you be ready to rule and reign with Him in Jesus Millennial Kingdom? If you want to know more about what is next on God’s agenda for planet Earth go to http://www.millennialkingdom.net

DOES GOD STILL SPEAK TODAY?

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For many believers, one of the most important questions in their walk with God is this: Does God still speak today? It’s a question born from longing — the desire to know God personally, to hear His guidance, to sense His nearness in the middle of life’s noise. And it’s a question often shaped by uncertainty, because while Scripture is filled with stories of God speaking, many Christians wonder whether that same voice is still active in the world now.

The good news is this: God has never stopped speaking. From Genesis to Revelation, God reveals Himself as a communicating God — One who speaks, leads, warns, comforts, and invites His people into relationship. His voice is not a relic of the past. It is a present reality for those who belong to Him.

God’s Voice Begins With His Word

The clearest and most foundational way God speaks today is through Scripture. The Bible is not a silent book. It is the living Word of God, breathed out by Him and preserved for every generation. When we open its pages, we are not simply reading ancient stories or moral lessons; we are encountering the heart and mind of God Himself.

Hebrews 4:12 describes the Word as “living and active,” meaning it continues to speak with power and relevance. A passage written thousands of years ago can suddenly pierce our hearts, answer a question we’ve been wrestling with, or bring comfort in a moment of deep pain. That is not coincidence — that is God speaking through His Word.

Scripture is God’s primary voice, the standard by which all other impressions or experiences must be measured. God will never contradict what He has already spoken in His Word. If we want to hear God clearly, we must begin by immersing ourselves in Scripture regularly and expectantly.

The Holy Spirit Still Speaks to God’s People

While Scripture is the foundation, God also speaks through the Holy Spirit in ways that are personal and timely. Jesus promised that the Spirit would guide us into truth, remind us of His teachings, and reveal what we need to know. This guidance is not mystical or strange — it is the natural result of walking with a living God.

The Spirit speaks through gentle impressions, convictions, warnings, and moments of clarity. He may bring a verse to mind at just the right moment. He may nudge us toward a decision that aligns with God’s will. He may give us peace about a direction or unrest when we’re drifting from His path. These experiences are not random; they are the Shepherd guiding His sheep.

However, the Spirit’s voice is always consistent with Scripture. He does not add new doctrine or reveal new truth outside the Bible. Instead, He applies God’s eternal truth to our present circumstances.

God Speaks Through People and Circumstances

Another way God speaks today is through the people He places in our lives. Wise counsel, godly mentors, pastors, and fellow believers can all be instruments of God’s voice. Sometimes a single sentence from a friend can confirm something God has already been stirring in our hearts. Other times, correction or encouragement from a trusted believer becomes the very voice of God calling us back to Him.

God also speaks through circumstances. Open doors, closed doors, unexpected opportunities, and even trials can all be ways God directs our steps. This does not mean every event is a direct message from God, but it does mean He is sovereign over our lives and uses circumstances to shape us, guide us, and draw us closer to Him.

Why Some People Struggle to Hear God

If God still speaks, why do so many believers feel like they never hear Him? Often the issue is not God’s silence but our spiritual noise. We live in a world filled with distractions — constant information, endless entertainment, and the pressures of daily life. God rarely shouts over the noise; He often speaks in a still, small voice.

Hearing God requires stillness, attentiveness, and a heart that genuinely seeks Him. It requires time in Scripture, space for prayer, and a willingness to obey whatever He reveals. God speaks most clearly to those who are ready to listen.

Hearing God Is About Relationship, Not Technique

Ultimately, hearing God’s voice is not a skill to master but a relationship to cultivate. Jesus said, “My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me.” Sheep recognize the shepherd’s voice because they spend time with him. They walk with him daily. They trust him.

In the same way, the more we walk with God — through prayer, worship, Scripture, and obedience — the more familiar His voice becomes. Over time, we learn to distinguish His leading from our own thoughts, fears, or desires. We begin to recognize the tone of His voice: gentle, truthful, loving, and always aligned with His Word.

God Is Speaking — Are We Listening?

So, does God still speak today? Absolutely. He speaks through His Word. He speaks through His Spirit. He speaks through His people and through the circumstances of our lives. The real question is not whether God is speaking, but whether we are making space to hear Him.

If you long to hear God’s voice more clearly, start by opening His Word daily. Invite the Holy Spirit to guide you. Surround yourself with godly voices. Slow down enough to listen. And trust that the God who spoke the universe into existence still delights in speaking to His children today.

Jesus is returning soon. How good it will be if you have already developed a close relationship with Him. Will you be ready to rule and reign with Him in Jesus Millennial Kingdom? If you want to know more about what is next on God’s agenda for planet Earth go to http://www.millennialkingdom.net

HOW TO BE HOLY SPIRIT LED

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How the Holy Spirit Speaks Through Scripture

One of the greatest gifts God has given His people is the ability to hear His voice through the pages of Scripture. The Bible is not simply a record of what God once said — it is the living Word through which He still speaks. And the One who makes that possible is the Holy Spirit. Without the Spirit, Scripture would remain ink on a page. With the Spirit, it becomes a living conversation between God and His children.

Jesus promised that the Holy Spirit would guide us into truth, remind us of His teachings, and reveal what we need to know. This promise is fulfilled every time we open the Bible with a listening heart. The Spirit takes the eternal Word of God and applies it to our present lives with precision, wisdom, and love. Understanding how the Spirit speaks through Scripture is essential for anyone who desires to walk closely with God. In total I will do three poste on the Holy Spirit.

The Spirit Illuminates the Word

The first way the Holy Spirit speaks through Scripture is by illuminating it. Illumination is the Spirit’s work of opening our spiritual eyes so we can understand what God is saying. Without the Spirit, we may read the Bible but miss its meaning. With the Spirit, truth becomes clear, personal, and powerful.

Have you ever read a passage you’ve seen many times before, only to have it suddenly come alive? A verse you skimmed over for years suddenly grips your heart. A story you thought you understood reveals a deeper layer of truth. That is the Spirit illuminating the Word.

The Spirit does not change the meaning of Scripture — He reveals it. He helps us see what was always there but hidden from our understanding. This is why prayer is essential when reading the Bible. We are not just studying a text; we are inviting the Spirit to speak.

The Spirit Applies Scripture to Our Lives

The Holy Spirit not only illuminates Scripture; He applies it. He takes the timeless truth of God’s Word and connects it to the specific circumstances of our lives. This is one of the most personal ways God speaks.

A verse about peace may come alive when you are anxious. A passage about forgiveness may confront you when you are holding a grudge. A story of God’s faithfulness may strengthen you when you feel weak.

The Spirit knows exactly what we need, and He uses Scripture to meet us where we are. This is why the Bible is never outdated. The same passage can speak differently at different times because the Spirit applies it according to our season, struggles, and spiritual growth.

The Spirit Convicts, Comforts, and Corrects

Scripture is God’s tool for shaping our hearts, and the Spirit uses it to convict, comfort, and correct us.

Conviction is the Spirit’s gentle way of showing us where our lives are out of alignment with God’s will. It is not condemnation or shame. Conviction is a loving invitation to return to God’s path.

Comfort comes when the Spirit uses Scripture to reassure us of God’s presence, promises, and faithfulness. In moments of grief, fear, or uncertainty, the Spirit brings verses to mind that anchor our souls.

Correction happens when the Spirit uses Scripture to redirect our thinking or behavior. God’s Word becomes a mirror that reveals what needs to change and a guide that shows us how to walk in obedience.

In all these ways, the Spirit speaks with clarity and love, using Scripture as His instrument.

The Spirit Forms Christ in Us Through the Word

The ultimate purpose of Scripture is not information but transformation. The Spirit uses the Word to shape us into the image of Christ. As we read, meditate, and obey, the Spirit renews our minds, softens our hearts, and strengthens our character.

This is why spiritual growth is impossible apart from Scripture. The Spirit forms Christ in us through the steady, daily intake of God’s Word. The more we allow the Spirit to speak through Scripture, the more we begin to think, act, and love like Jesus. The more the fruit of the spirit is manifest in our lives:

“But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control; against such things there is no law.“ Galatians 5:22-23

Listening to the Spirit Through Scripture Requires a Posture of Surrender

Hearing the Spirit through Scripture is not automatic. It requires a posture of humility, openness, and obedience. The Spirit speaks most clearly to hearts that are willing to respond.

Before reading, pray: “Holy Spirit, speak to me through Your Word. Open my eyes. Guide my heart. I am listening.”

As you read, pay attention to what stands out — a phrase, a command, a promise, a warning. These moments of clarity are often the Spirit’s voice.

After reading, ask: “Lord, what do You want me to do with what You’ve shown me?”

The Spirit speaks not just to inform us but to transform us. When we respond with obedience, His voice becomes clearer and more familiar.

The Spirit Speaks Through Scripture Every Time We Open It

You don’t need a dramatic experience to hear God. You don’t need a special moment or a supernatural sign. Every time you open the Bible with a listening heart, the Holy Spirit is ready to speak.

He speaks through the stories, the teachings, the promises, the warnings, and the wisdom of Scripture. He speaks through quiet moments of reflection and sudden moments of revelation. He speaks through familiar passages and through verses you’ve never noticed before.

The Spirit is faithful. The Word is alive. And God is always speaking.

Jesus is returning soon. How good it will be if you have already developed a close relationship with Him. Will you be ready to rule and reign with Him in Jesus Millennial Kingdom? If you want to know more about what is next on God’s agenda for planet Earth go to http://www.millennialkingdom.net

DISCERNING GOD’S VOICE

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This post follows my earlier post on Recognizing Gods Voice. If you have not read it I suggest you do.

Discerning God’s Voice From Our Own Thoughts

One of the most common questions believers ask is, “How do I know if what I’m sensing is God, or just my own thoughts?” It’s an honest question, and a deeply important one. Hearing God’s voice is not difficult because God is silent — it’s difficult because our inner world is noisy. We carry emotions, desires, fears, memories, and assumptions that all speak loudly within us. Add to that the influence of culture, the enemy’s lies, and the pressures of daily life, and it becomes clear why discernment is essential.

The good news is that God does not leave us guessing. Jesus said His sheep know His voice. That means it is possible — and expected — for believers to learn to distinguish God’s voice from every other voice. Discernment is not about spiritual talent; it is about spiritual training. As we grow in relationship with God, His voice becomes clearer, and the competing voices lose their power.

God’s Voice Aligns With Scripture

The first and most reliable test of God’s voice is Scripture. God will never speak in a way that contradicts His Word. If an impression, idea, or internal nudge goes against Scripture, it is not from God — no matter how strong it feels.

Our thoughts can be influenced by emotion. The enemy can whisper lies. But Scripture is steady, unchanging, and trustworthy. It is the anchor that keeps us from drifting into confusion.

When you sense something and wonder if it’s God, ask: “Does this align with the truth of Scripture?” If the answer is no, the discernment is simple. If the answer is yes, you can move to the next layer of testing.

God’s Voice Reflects His Character

God’s voice always sounds like God. His tone, His nature, and His heart are consistent. He does not speak harshly, manipulate, shame, or pressure. He does not stir fear or confusion. He does not flatter or inflate pride. His voice is firm but gentle, convicting but hopeful, truthful but loving.

Our own thoughts often carry the tone of our emotions — anxious, rushed, fearful, or self‑protective. The enemy’s voice is accusatory, condemning, and discouraging. But the Shepherd’s voice carries peace, clarity, and grace.

When you sense something internally, ask: “Does this sound like the Jesus I know?” If the tone doesn’t match His character, it isn’t His voice.

God’s Voice Produces Peace, Not Pressure

One of the clearest distinctions between God’s voice and our own is the fruit it produces. God’s voice brings peace — even when He is correcting us or calling us into something challenging. His peace is not the absence of difficulty; it is the presence of His steady assurance.

Our own thoughts often produce pressure, urgency, or panic. The enemy’s voice produces fear, confusion, or condemnation. God’s voice leads; other voices push.

If what you’re sensing feels frantic, rushed, or heavy with fear, pause. The Shepherd does not drive His sheep — He leads them.

God’s Voice Leads Toward Obedience and Holiness

Another way to discern God’s voice is by examining the direction it leads. God’s voice always draws us closer to Him. It leads toward obedience, humility, repentance, forgiveness, generosity, purity, and love.

Our own thoughts often lead toward comfort, self‑protection, or avoidance. The enemy’s voice leads toward sin, pride, bitterness, or compromise.

If what you’re sensing leads you to become more like Christ, it is likely God. If it leads you away from Christ, it is not.

God’s Voice Is Consistent, Not Chaotic

God is not inconsistent. He does not change His mind from one day to the next. He does not speak in riddles or contradictions. His voice is steady and coherent.

Our own thoughts can be scattered and inconsistent. One moment we feel confident; the next we feel uncertain. Emotions shift quickly, but God’s voice remains stable.

If what you’re sensing changes dramatically with your mood, it may not be God. If it remains steady over time, it may very well be His leading.

God’s Voice Is Often Confirmed Through Community

God designed us to discern His voice within the context of community. Wise, mature believers can help us test what we’re sensing. Sometimes God uses others to confirm His leading. Other times, He uses them to gently correct our assumptions.

If you believe God is speaking something significant, share it with someone who knows Scripture, walks closely with God, and loves you enough to be honest. The Shepherd often confirms His voice through the unity and wisdom of His people.

God’s Voice Draws Us Into Relationship

Perhaps the most important distinction is this: God’s voice always draws us closer to Him. Even when He corrects us, His correction is an invitation to deeper intimacy. His voice leads us into prayer, worship, trust, and surrender.

Our own thoughts often lead us inward — into overthinking, self‑reliance, or self‑criticism. The enemy’s voice leads us away from God — into shame, hiding, or rebellion.

If what you’re sensing draws your heart toward God, it is likely His voice.

Growing in Discernment Takes Time

Learning to discern God’s voice is a journey. It takes practice, patience, and humility. You won’t always get it right — and that’s okay. God is a patient Shepherd. He teaches us gently. He trains our ears over time. The more we walk with Him, the more familiar His voice becomes.

Make space for quiet. Stay rooted in Scripture. Invite the Holy Spirit to guide you. Surround yourself with godly voices. And trust that the Shepherd is committed to helping you recognize His call.

He is speaking. And with time, you will learn to discern His voice with confidence and joy.

Jesus is returning soon. How good it will be if you have already developed a close relationship with Him. Will you be ready to rule and reign with Him in Jesus Millennial Kingdom? If you want to know more about what is next on God’s agenda for planet Earth go to http://www.millennialkingdom.net

RECOGNIZING GOD’S VOICE

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Recognizing the Voice of the Shepherd

One of the most comforting truths Jesus ever spoke is found in John 10:27: “My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me.” With these simple words, Jesus reveals something profound about the relationship He desires with His people. He is not a distant ruler or silent observer. He is a Shepherd who speaks, leads, and calls His sheep by name. And His sheep — those who belong to Him — can learn to recognize His voice.

Yet many believers struggle with this. They wonder, How do I know if God is speaking? How can I tell His voice apart from my own thoughts, fears, or desires? These questions are not signs of weak faith; they are signs of a heart that longs to walk closely with God. Recognizing the voice of the Shepherd is not about spiritual talent — it is about relationship, trust, and familiarity.

The Shepherd’s Voice Is Rooted in Scripture

The first and clearest way to recognize the Shepherd’s voice is through His Word. Jesus is the Living Word, and Scripture is the written expression of His heart, His character, and His truth. God will never speak in a way that contradicts what He has already revealed in Scripture. His voice is always consistent with His Word.

This means the more we immerse ourselves in Scripture, the more familiar we become with the tone, rhythm, and nature of God’s voice. Just as a child learns a parent’s voice by hearing it day after day, we learn the Shepherd’s voice by spending time in His Word. When we read Scripture regularly, we begin to recognize the difference between God’s truth and the enemy’s lies, between God’s peace and our own anxieties, between God’s wisdom and the world’s noise.

If you want to hear God more clearly, start by opening your Bible. The Shepherd speaks most clearly through the Word He has already given.

The Shepherd’s Voice Reflects His Character

God’s voice always sounds like God. That may seem obvious, but it is one of the most important principles of discernment. The Shepherd’s voice carries the qualities of the Shepherd Himself — love, truth, gentleness, conviction, wisdom, and peace.

God’s voice does not condemn; it convicts. Condemnation pushes us away from God with shame. Conviction draws us toward God with hope and repentance. God’s voice does not create fear; it brings courage and clarity. God’s voice does not confuse; it brings understanding and direction. God’s voice does not flatter; it speaks truth in love.

When you sense a prompting, impression, or inner nudge, ask yourself: Does this reflect the character of Jesus? Does this align with who God has revealed Himself to be? If it does, you are likely hearing the Shepherd. If it doesn’t, it is not His voice.

The Shepherd’s Voice Produces Peace, Not Pressure

One of the most recognizable marks of God’s voice is peace. Not necessarily the absence of difficulty, but the presence of calm assurance. When God speaks, even if His words challenge us or call us to change, they carry a sense of steady confidence. His voice leads us forward without panic or confusion.

Pressure, urgency, chaos, and fear are not the marks of the Shepherd’s voice. They are often signs of our own anxious thoughts or the enemy’s attempts to distract and discourage us. God may call us to act, but He does not drive us with fear. He leads us with peace.

If a thought or prompting feels frantic, condemning, or fear‑filled, pause. The Shepherd does not speak that way.

The Shepherd’s Voice Is Recognized Through Relationship

Sheep recognize the shepherd’s voice because they spend time with him. They walk with him daily. They learn the sound of his call, the rhythm of his footsteps, and the tone of his voice. Recognition comes through relationship.

The same is true for us. The more time we spend with Jesus — in prayer, worship, Scripture, and quiet moments of listening — the more familiar His voice becomes. Hearing God is not a technique to master; it is the fruit of a growing relationship. As we walk with Him, we begin to sense His leading more naturally. His voice becomes clearer, not because He speaks louder, but because we have learned to listen.

The Shepherd’s Voice Is Confirmed in Community

God often uses the voices of other believers to confirm what He is speaking to us. Wise counsel, godly mentors, and spiritually mature friends can help us discern whether what we are sensing truly reflects God’s heart. The Shepherd leads His flock, not isolated individuals. Community is one of the ways He protects us from deception and strengthens our ability to hear Him.

If you believe God is speaking something significant, share it with a trusted believer. The Shepherd often confirms His voice through the unity and wisdom of His people.

Learning to Listen With Expectation

Recognizing the voice of the Shepherd is a journey. It takes time, practice, and patience. But the Shepherd is faithful. He wants to be heard more than we want to hear Him. He is not hiding His voice from His children. He is inviting us to slow down, draw near, and listen.

Make space in your life for quiet. Open your Bible with expectation. Ask the Holy Spirit to guide you. Pay attention to the gentle nudges, the Scriptures that stand out, the peace that settles in your heart, and the wise voices God places around you.

The Shepherd is speaking. And as you walk with Him, you will learn to recognize His voice with growing clarity and confidence.

Jesus is returning soon. How good it will be if you have already developed a close relationship with Him. Will you be ready to rule and reign with Him in Jesus Millennial Kingdom? If you want to know more about what is next on God’s agenda for planet Earth go to http://www.millennialkingdom.net

CONVERSING DAILY WITH GOD

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Walking in Daily Conversation With God

Many believers think of hearing God as something that happens only in special moments — during a powerful worship service, a quiet retreat, or a crisis that drives them to prayer. But Scripture paints a very different picture. From the Garden of Eden to the early church, God’s desire has always been to walk with His people in ongoing relationship. Not just occasionally. Not just when life is falling apart. But daily.

Jesus did not die and rise again simply to give us a ticket to heaven. He restored what was lost — intimate fellowship with God. Walking in daily conversation with God is not reserved for spiritual elites. It is the birthright of every believer. The Shepherd speaks, and His sheep follow. The Father loves, and His children respond. The Spirit leads, and we walk in step with Him.

Daily conversation with God is not complicated. It is not mystical. It is not about hearing an audible voice. It is about cultivating a heart that is aware of God’s presence, attentive to His whispers, and responsive to His leading throughout the day.

God Designed Us for Ongoing Fellowship

From the beginning, God walked with Adam and Eve in the cool of the day. That picture is not poetic symbolism — it is God’s original intention for humanity. Sin broke that fellowship, but Christ restored it. Now, through the Holy Spirit, God dwells within us. We are never alone. We are never unheard. We are never out of His presence.

Daily conversation with God is simply living in the reality of that truth. It is acknowledging Him in the ordinary moments — the commute, the kitchen, the workplace, the quiet evening at home. God is not confined to church services or devotional times. He is present in every breath we take.

Conversation Begins With Awareness

The first step in walking in daily conversation with God is awareness. Most believers are not struggling to hear God because He is silent; they are struggling because they are distracted. Life is loud. Responsibilities are heavy. Our minds are full. But God often speaks in a still, small voice — not because He is weak, but because He invites us to slow down and draw near.

Awareness means pausing throughout the day to acknowledge God’s presence. It can be as simple as whispering, “Lord, I know You’re here,” or “Father, guide me in this moment.” These small acknowledgments open the door for conversation. They shift our focus from ourselves to Him.

Daily Conversation Flows From a Listening Heart

Conversation with God is not just talking — it is listening. Many believers fill their prayer time with words but leave no space for God to respond. But relationship requires listening. The Holy Spirit speaks gently, often through impressions, Scripture brought to mind, or a sudden sense of clarity or peace.

A listening heart is not passive; it is attentive. It is a heart that says, “Speak, Lord, Your servant is listening.” It is a heart that expects God to guide, correct, encourage, and lead throughout the day.

Listening may happen in quiet moments, but it also happens in motion — while driving, working, or walking. God is not limited by our schedule. He speaks whenever our hearts are open.

Daily Conversation Is Rooted in Scripture

God’s voice is most clearly heard through His Word. Daily conversation with God is strengthened when we begin the day with Scripture, allowing the Spirit to plant truth in our hearts. Throughout the day, He brings those truths back to mind at just the right moment.

A verse read in the morning becomes guidance in the afternoon. A promise meditated on at lunch becomes comfort in the evening. A command studied in devotion becomes conviction in a moment of temptation.

The Spirit uses Scripture as the vocabulary of God’s voice. The more we fill our hearts with the Word, the more clearly we recognize His whispers.

Daily Conversation Involves Simple, Honest Prayer

Prayer does not need to be formal or eloquent. God is not impressed by fancy words. He desires honesty, simplicity, and openness. Daily conversation with God can be as natural as talking with a close friend.

“Lord, help me with this decision.” “Father, give me patience right now.” “Jesus, thank You for this moment.” “Holy Spirit, guide my thoughts.”

These short, sincere prayers keep our hearts connected to God throughout the day. They remind us that He is involved in every detail of our lives.

Daily Conversation Requires Sensitivity to the Spirit’s Nudges

The Holy Spirit often speaks through gentle nudges — a prompting to encourage someone, a reminder to pray, a conviction to avoid a certain path, or a sudden sense of peace about a decision. These nudges are invitations to partner with God in what He is doing.

Responding quickly to these nudges strengthens our sensitivity to God’s voice. Delaying or ignoring them makes His voice harder to recognize. Obedience sharpens discernment.

Daily Conversation Leads to Transformation

Walking in daily conversation with God is not just about hearing Him — it is about becoming like Him. The more we walk with Him, the more His heart shapes ours. His peace becomes our peace. His compassion becomes our compassion. His wisdom becomes our wisdom.

Daily conversation with God transforms ordinary moments into holy ones. It turns routine tasks into opportunities for worship. It turns challenges into invitations for trust. It turns life into a continual journey with the One who loves us most.

God Is Speaking — Walk With Him Today

God is not silent. He is not distant. He is not waiting for you to reach a certain level of spiritual maturity before He speaks. He is already speaking. He is already leading. He is already inviting you into daily fellowship.

Walking in daily conversation with God is not about perfection — it is about presence. It is about turning your heart toward Him again and again throughout the day. It is about living with open ears, open eyes, and an open heart.

The Shepherd is walking with you. Listen for His voice. Respond to His nudges. Speak to Him simply and often. And enjoy the daily companionship of the God who delights to walk with His children.

Jesus is returning soon. How good it will be if you have already developed a close relationship with Him. Will you be ready to rule and reign with Him in Jesus Millennial Kingdom? If you want to know more about what is next on God’s agenda for planet Earth go to http://www.millennialkingdom.net

My next post will be on Discerning God’s Voice

WHY JESUS NEEDS TO COME BACK

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In 1968, Stewart Brand declared: ‘We are as gods – and we might as well get good at it.’ Half a century later, that prophecy has come true.

We can rewrite genes, edit embryos, build artificial minds, extend life, and terraform worlds. The old miracles – omniscience, omnipresence, even resurrection – are becoming standard operating procedure. But the real question isn’t whether humanity can play god. It’s whether we can do it wisely.

In this book, the bestselling authors of Abundance and Bold return with a sweeping exploration of our species’ next great transformation. Blending hard science with vivid storytelling, Peter Diamandis and Steven Kotler chart humanity’s ascent from scarcity to superabundance – and the psychological, ethical, and existential challenges that come with it.

Across breakthroughs in AI, robotics, genetics, longevity, and consciousness research, they reveal a paradox at the heart of progress: as our external power expands, our inner resilience must evolve to match. Abundance without meaning leads to collapse. Intelligence without wisdom leads to extinction. To thrive in a world of everything, everywhere, all the time, we must learn to wield our godlike powers with humility, creativity, and flow.

Equal parts warning and invitation, We Are As Gods is a map for flourishing in the exponential century. Because the future won’t be built by those who fear what’s coming, but by those who know how to turn chaos into creation.

Abundance is here. Are you ready?

This book “We Are As God’s” explains why Jesus will return shortly as the Bible prophecies. It says, “we can now rewrite genes, edit embryos, build artificial minds, extend life, and terraform worlds. The old miracles – omniscience, omnipresence, even resurrection – are becoming standard operating procedure. But the real question isn’t whether humanity can play god. It’s whether we can do it wisely.”

In this book, the bestselling authors of Abundance and Bold return with a sweeping exploration of our species’ next great transformation. Blending hard science with vivid storytelling, Peter Diamandis and Steven Kotler chart humanity’s ascent from scarcity to superabundance – and the psychological, ethical, and existential challenges that come with it.

Across breakthroughs in AI, robotics, genetics, longevity, and consciousness research, they reveal a paradox at the heart of progress: as our external power expands, our inner resilience must evolve to match. Abundance without meaning leads to collapse. Intelligence without wisdom leads to extinction. To thrive in a world of everything, everywhere, all the time, we must learn to wield our godlike powers with humility, creativity, and flow.

Equal parts warning and invitation, We Are As Gods is a map for flourishing in the exponential century. Because the future won’t be built by those who fear what’s coming, but by those who know how to turn chaos into creation.

This article by Peter Diamandis shows he is totally ignorant of God and His Word. God has shown us in His Word that we are fast approaching Jesus return to restore righteousness and fulfil the covenant He made with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, The nation God established for His purposes Israel will finally fulfil its destiny when Jesus, Israel’s Messiah will rule the nations of the world from a newly constructed Jerusalem, Go to http://www.millennialkingdom.net for more information on Jesus Millennial Kingdom because it is next on God’s agenda for planet earth.

FINDING THE ONE THING THAT MATTERS

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Iran’s Supreme Leader Daughter goes viral for her testimony: ‘Jesus is appearing in Iran to people!’

In this extraordinary testimony, discover the shocking true story of Nazanin Mobasser, a young woman from Iran’s ruling elite whose supernatural encounter with Jesus Christ has shaken the Islamic Republic to its core. Raised in a compound in northern Tehran as the daughter of a senior advisor to Iran’s Supreme Leader, Nazanin had everything—wealth, status, security. But despite performing Islamic prayers five times daily and memorizing the Quran, she felt completely empty inside. Until March 18th, 2024, at 3:00 AM, when everything changed forever.

What You’ll Discover in This Video:

✅ The supernatural phenomenon sweeping Iran: Why thousands of Muslims are reporting identical dreams of a “Man in White”
✅ Nazanin’s dramatic encounter: How Jesus appeared in her locked bedroom in Tehran and called her by name
✅ The underground church explosion: Why Iran now has the fastest-growing Christian movement in the world
✅ Her dangerous escape: From a high-security compound to freedom across the Turkish border
✅ The viral testimony that sparked international controversy and government backlash

AUSTRALIA NO LONGER HAS A BIOLOGICAL DEFINITION OF ‘MAN’ AND ‘WOMAN’ IN FEDERAL LAW

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No wonder our nation is confused. This isn’t an abstract legal glitch. It’s a cultural earthquake and we’re all living in the aftershocks. When the law deletes biological reality, it reflects something deeper: a nation rejecting God and rejecting truth. Scripture is clear: God created humanity in His image; male and female. He designed our bodies with purpose, with complementarity, and with the ability to bring forth life. This isn’t a ‘Christian belief’; it’s a universal human and scientific reality. Only a male and a female can create life. No amount of surgery, hormones, or legal word-games can change that. But biological sex is inconvenient for a culture driven by desire instead of design. So, the modern world fights God’s created order – fighting nature itself. The result? A fruitless imitation of what God intended for life and flourishing. Two males cannot conceive a child. Two females cannot conceive a child. A ‘trans’ man cannot produce a sperm. A ‘trans’ woman cannot produce egg. Reality does not bend.

And yet the push continues. The Australian Law Reform Commission is now considering whether to loosen Australia’s ban on commercial surrogacy to make it easier for male couples to procure children. If a homosexual relationship cannot produce children, then surrogates must be made more accessible — even paid for. This is the commodification of human life, and it is grotesque. Australia is rewriting creation to satisfy the desires of adults – not the rights of children. And the root of this problem goes back further than many realise. In 2013, then-Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus inserted ‘gender identity’ into the Sex Discrimination Act. This was an Act originally designed for females but suddenly, any man who identified as a “woman” received the same protections. This legal fiction, that a male can be a “woman”, became a protected category. The idea that biological sex doesn’t matter took root, and that idea now shapes everything.

The Tickle v Giggle case cemented this new legal definition. A male who identifies as a “woman” sued a female-only app for excluding him…and won. The court ruled that Tickle was disadvantaged relative to other females on the grounds of his trans identity. So much for protecting women. In response to recent questioning by Senator Claire Chandler, Australia’s Sex Discrimination Commissioner, Dr Anna Cody, couldn’t even answer, “What is a biological male?” When our own Commissioner has no regard for biological realities, national sanity is broken. Because of this legal falsehood, women are losing every protected space: bathrooms, changing rooms, prisons, sporting clubs, shelters, school camps, accommodation. Everywhere. You see it now in every government form, census questions, health, education, workplaces, and public policy. It appears in rainbow-washed institutions insisting reproductive organs have nothing to do with sex. “Pick your gender: male, female, non-binary, other.”

The fallout is truly devastating. Children are being led into confusion, puberty blockers, sterilisation, and irreversible harm. Women are being placed at risk by men in female-only spaces including in prisons and school camps. Parents, teachers, and even principals are being punished for speaking biological truth. In NSW, a mother was fined $95,000 for vilification for defending women’s sport. Enough is enough. The Sex Discrimination Act must be restored to its original purpose: protect women – real women. This is where the deception stops, and truth begins. Christians must speak clearly, confidently, and unapologetically the Biblical truth of creation: “Male and female He created them.” This truth is reality. This truth is the foundation of human life. And abandoning it is dangerous and wrong. Because the simplest truth remains the most profound: Male + Female = Life

Source: Michelle Pearse, CEO, Australian Christian Lobby

What Michelle failed to mention is the fact that Australia will be the recipient of an increase in God’s judgement as a result of this foolishness. Australia has been under God’s judgement for sometime but it will only escalate. Also, we are fast approaching the Biblical prophesied time of Jesus return. There were 300 plus prophecies of Jesus first coming to Earth that were fulfilled to the letter so it is reasonable to conclude that the 2000 prophecies of Jesus second coming will also be fulfilled. These prophecies are playing out in our day. They are mostly Israel centric and the first major prophecy fulfilled was Israel being miraculously reborn in 1948, over 70 years ago now. What the world needs to be made aware of is the fact that prior to Jesus return God pours out His wrath upon the unrepentant with the Trumpet and Bowl judgements of Revelation 8 & 16. Sadly, the people do not repent as can be seen at their response to some of the Bowl judgements:

“The fourth angel poured out his bowl on the sun, and it was allowed to scorch people with fire. They were scorched by the fierce heat, and they cursed the name of God who had power over these plagues. They did not repent and give him glory.
The fifth angel poured out his bowl on the throne of the beast, and its kingdom was plunged into darkness. People gnawed their tongues in anguish and cursed the God of heaven for their pain and sores. They did not repent of their deeds.” Revelation 16:8-11