.@POTUS: "I inherited Fauci. He was here from the 1980s, so I had him for a period of time, and I disagreed with him on a lot. I would've had to close down the whole country if I listened to him. I went the federalist way, which is basically let the governors decide it."
When the word of God becomes tough in your life, it means that you have chambers in your life that have not aligned with the lusts of the spirit of God. It means you need to be purged.
The Bondservant of Christ John
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Excerpts - THE MYSTERY OF THE MARK OF THE BEAST REVEALED -Day 2
It's honestly so simple... Just heal your family trauma, regulate your nervous system, break your addictions, process centuries of cultural trauma, repair your attachment style, reparent your inner child, and develop a spiritual practice that dissolves the boundaries between self and other... oh, and don't forget to pay rent, stay hydrated, answer emails, and remember to seem fine when someone asks how you're doing.
Repentance comes through constant re-evaluation. Make sure that you examine yourself daily so that you might tell yourself the truth and come into alignment.
The Bondservant of Christ John
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Excerpts - A SYSTEM CALLED SATAN - Day 2
The Congratulatory Address Of The Bondservant Of Christ To The United States On The Occasion Of It’s 250 Anniversary As A Nation. July 4th 2026
Grace and peace to you from God our Father and from our Lord
Jesus The Christ.
On behalf of my lovely wife Pastor Ola Anosike, our precious children, and the entire SRE family I congratulate the President of the United States of America, Donald J Trump, the respected men and women serving within the Executive Branch of the Federal government, the State governments, the United States Congress, the Federal judiciary, and the United States Armed Forces.
CONGRATULATIONS
We also extend our heartfelt congratulations to the entire citizenry on our 250th anniversary celebration as a nation. May I acknowledge the city of Ennis, our gracious host city as we celebrate this historic moment.
We have entered a very significant prophetic timeline and God has carefully determined that we should be gathered here today to pray and release blessings according to His divine will. We give thanks for the mercies that have been shown to this nation through many generations. Remember that no kingdom stands by its own strength, but by the providence of Almighty God. Therefore, let your freedom be upheld with righteousness, your prosperity with compassion, and your power with humility.
Turn away from all that is evil, seek justice, love, mercy, and walk faithfully before the Lord. Let your homes be filled with truth, your leaders with wisdom, and your hearts with the fear of God.
May you not only celebrate the liberty of a nation, but also seek the greater liberty that is found in Jesus Christ, who makes people free from sin and gives eternal life.
The grace of our Lord Yeshua the Christ be with you all. Amen.
RESISTING CORRECTION
IN THE CHURCH
What “Resisting Correction” Actually Means
To resist correction is not merely to disagree. It is to harden the heart against the Word of God when it confronts pride, error, or sin. It is the refusal to yield when Scripture speaks plainly.
It is the posture described in:
• Proverbs 12:1 — “he who hates reproof is foolish”
• Hebrews 3:13 — the deceitfulness of sin hardening the heart
• 2 Timothy 4:3 — itching ears rejecting sound doctrine
Resisting correction is not intellectual disagreement. It is spiritual resistance.
📖 Why It Happens — The Anatomy of Resistance
People resist correction for several reasons, but they all share the same root: self‑rule.
Pride
The heart says, “I cannot be wrong.”
This is the core of the Laodicean spirit.
Offense
Correction feels like an attack instead of an act of love.
Fear of Exposure
Truth threatens the image they have built.
Attachment to Tradition or Opinion
They cling to what they were taught, not what Scripture teaches.
Influence of Tares and False Teachers
They have been discipled by voices that reject biblical authority.
Spiritual Dullness
The natural man cannot receive the things of the Spirit.
Resistance is not merely emotional.
It is theological.
📖 How It Manifests in the Church
Resisting correction shows itself in predictable patterns. These patterns are visible in every generation, but they intensify in the last days.
Selective Listening
They respond to weak arguments but ignore Scripture‑anchored correction.
Deflection and Blame
Instead of examining themselves, they accuse others of being “judgmental,” “legalistic,” or “divisive.”
Doctrinal Entrenchment
They double down on error when confronted with truth.
Emotional Outbursts
Anger replaces humility.
Feelings replace Scripture.
Isolation
They withdraw from those who speak truth and surround themselves with affirming voices.
Misusing Scripture
They twist verses to defend their position rather than submit to the Word.
These are the marks of chaff resisting the wind.
📖 Why It Is So Dangerous
Resisting correction is not a small flaw. It is a spiritual fault line.
It Prevents Repentance
No one can repent of what they refuse to acknowledge.
It Produces False Confidence
They believe they are right with God while walking in error.
It Hardens the Heart
Every refusal makes the next refusal easier.
It Opens the Door to Deception
A heart that rejects correction becomes vulnerable to false teaching.
It Divides the Church
Those who resist correction often become the loudest voices.
It Aligns with the Spirit of the Age
The last days are marked by a generation that “cannot endure sound doctrine.”
This is why Jesus repeatedly says, “He who has ears to hear, let him hear.”
📖 The Difference Between the Weak and the Resistant
Not everyone who struggles with correction is resisting it. Some are simply immature, wounded, or afraid. The difference is in the posture:
• The weak tremble but eventually yield.
• The resistant harden and refuse.
The weak can be restored.
The resistant must be warned.
This is why discernment is essential in the last days.
📖 How the Remnant Responds to Correction
The remnant is not perfect. But they are correctable.
They:
• tremble at His Word
• welcome reproof
• measure everything by Scripture
• repent quickly
• seek truth over comfort
• desire alignment with Christ
This is the posture of wheat bending under the weight of true fruit.
VII. Why This Matters in the Last Days
The final generation will be marked by:
• tares introducing deception
• chaff resisting correction
• wheat enduring to the end
Those who resist correction will be swept away by the winds of testing. Those who receive correction will be strengthened for the hour of trial.
The remnant survives because the remnant listens.
📖 Summary
Resisting correction is:
• a refusal to yield to Scripture
• a posture of pride and self‑rule
• a mark of the chaff
• a pathway to deception
• a danger to the church
• a sign of the last days
Receiving correction is:
• a mark of humility
• a sign of true discipleship
• the posture of the wheat
• the safeguard of the remnant
• the wise of Daniel