Rick Joyner

In a weekly half hour format for MorningStarTV, Rick Joyner addresses current events of our time from a biblical world view.

Rick recently spoke to the online church community of MorningStar Fellowship Church and shared a word for 2017. This is part 4 of that message, including viewer questions.

This message imparts a vision of going into all the world, seeing every business as our mission field. God wants us to acknowledge Him in every area of our lives.

In this episode of Prophetic Perspectives, Rick Joyner speaks about the coming Harvest and how building relationships will help to weave together the net that will catch the end time Harvest. The body will be built up by strengthening relationships. The stronger the relationships, the greater the Harvest will be.

Rick talks about an issue that has eclipsed national security as the topic of our nation’s greatest threat in the presidential debates.

God's children need to contend for wells. We need to re-dig wells that were stopped up and also dig new wells. Rick Joyner and Todd Bentley talk about cities that will see revival and healing. Only God can start a revival, but people can end it by failing to rest and failing to pass the baton to someone else when it is time to do so.

In this episode of Prophetic Perspectives, Rick Joyner speaks about our individual roles in building and being a part of the highway of the Lord. As we seek first His Kingdom and make the Lord a part of our decision making processes, we can live with a clearer vision of our purpose. We can be the living highway of the Lord.

This series is a discussion of exactly who our enemy is and the strategies used against our nation by ISIS and other terrorist organizations. In this episode, Rick Joyner points out how quickly and widely the presence of ISIS has grown and compares it to a forest fire, which is more difficult to extinguish than a match. Rick explores the difference between how the church and government are called to respond to evil and addresses some of the president's recent comments regarding religious extremism.

Al Wood calls the body of Christ to have one vision, working together as a team, and playing for something eternal. There is no trophy you could ever win like winning someone to Christ. Everyone needs to know Jesus.