Rick Joyner

In this episode, Rick talks about recent headlines concerning the executive overreach of the Obama administration. He also shares a video of Barry Segal of Vision for Israel, and the terrorist attacks now going on there.

We must find the place where we really fit. It takes time and patience. Seek first the Lord and His kingdom and everything else will line up—we cannot just go where the best job is. We must be willing to obey.

In this episode of Prophetic Perspectives, Rick Joyner is joined again by special guests Suzy Wills Yaraei and her husband Kamran Yaraei. Suzy was a worship leader with MorningStar for many years and was a big part of pioneering a new sound of worship, the sound of God, and unleashing a generation to release the sound of God inside of them.

In this episode, Rick stresses the importance of mobilizing the army of God in these times. We as christians must be involved in addressing the issues we face as a nation. This is accomplished by focusing on the Lord, not our fears.

Rick Joyner and Todd Bentley talk about the revivals in South Africa and Florida. Globally, the church is coming into a new level of hunger. We are about to get hit with a tsunami of revival and we must get to the high ground, seated with Him in heavenly places in order to be ready for what is coming.

Rick Joyner talks about sharing his views on climate change in the upcoming documentary, Years of Living Dangerously. Some believe climate change may be one of the most important issues of our time.

In this episode of Prophetic Perspectives, Rick Joyner shares about the Lord’s heart for restoration between men and women and the necessity to heal the wounds of divorce.

Jews are God's beloved, the apple of His eye. We must understand Israel's purpose and stand with her by adding action to our faith. We cannot just reach Jews with doctrine and theology, but we must also carry God’s presence and contagious love. This show originally aired: 10/10/13

In the latest episode of A Prophetic Perspective on Current Events, Rick Joyner speaks about the recent elections on November 2, 2010 and the extraordinary, if not unprecedented, victory for conservatives. Over 500 seats across America in state legislatures were changed from liberal to conservative. We should be grateful for this victory; however, we cannot put our trust in politics. This is not the time for us to relax. Instead, we must rise up with more energy and courage than ever before.