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The Bible says that blessing is on us that nobody is supposed to run. God's mission is too big for any one man or woman to carry out. Can you say Amen? So God puts people in families and somehow in the last 18 months I would say that a spiritual family without any effort. My wife's here in the front row. She could tell you if she had a microphone. Nobody has. She's got. That's her sister cheering for her in the back and that's it. She would tell you that I've resisted this for a long time. She was telling me in 2018, God's going to give you a church. I said, I will never pastor a church. I'm an evangelist. And then that happened. Then there was a guy, Daniel Bracken. He's a pastor in Wasilla, Alaska. He leaned over to me in 2019 on the front row and he said, the Lord just spoke to me that young evangelists are going to start wanting to get in touch with you and you're going to help them in their evangelistic ministry. I thought, whatever. I don't even give my number out or anything. I just want to preach and go home and play video games and mix in some ice cream here and there. And sure enough, right when he gave that word, he gave it to me in the front row. My phone lit up from an evangelist I knew. Do you ever do any mentoring for young evangelists? Then that's turned into the group that some of you are in, that ministry group where there's a few hundred people hitting up on a thousand now that are a part of that. I have seen. All I've done in life is facilitate what God's done. My vision board is a blank poster board. I don't have any. I had goals and they were very small. I accomplished them all by the age of like 31. I wanted to have one person respond to my altar call. One time they did. I wanted a crowd not to boom me out of the building. It happened once and then I was happy. But now there's a wind that's blowing that. As much as I'd like to duck it, it's a supernatural wind. Even this. I asked last night. I never checked the registration. And last night I said, how many do we have coming? Just to brace myself, 300, 400? They said, no, it's heading up close to 2,000 people for breakthrough in Ministry. This is a major meeting in year three. You know, this is not something that's gone on the growth of the churches where we're going to be in our new building shortly in Pittsburgh. That will immediately go to 1400, 1500. Texas two Sundays ago was at 583. And then these two churches are up over 200 consistently in Phoenix and Los Angeles. And we're just getting started. And then now there's pastors that are looking to join, evangelists that are looking to join. Because. And I. I want to say this. I'm going to say it one time, and then I'm not going to preface any more comments. Nothing I'm saying is to insult any group of people. It's to insult every group of people equally. This is not we're better than people. It has nothing to do with that. But anybody that's in the United States or Canada, which would be the bulk of the people here, have probably noticed the 10 things that I'm going to share with you right now. 10 reasons the American church is ripe for a new denomination and fellowship. Because I'm going to say right now what I should say for the end, for the big close. Pastor Russell and I are formally launching revival today, Global Pursuit at this meeting. You do not have to be a part of that group to attend this or future meetings, but for all the people. Pastor Russell and I were talking. You never meet anybody on the road that's proud of what they're a part of. I belong to this group. I don't really go to the meetings. I don't really. Do I have to send my tithe there? Would I be wrong to send my tithe somewhere else? There's a problem if you're dating a girl and you're afraid to show the girl to your parents. There's a problem if you're a girl and you're dating a guy and you're ashamed to show the guy to your pastor, your youth pastor. That shows a problem. You shouldn't be ashamed of any group you belong to. You should be proud to belong to something. You shouldn't have to go to a meeting because they emailed you and told you you're required to go to one meeting a year. You shouldn't give because you got a text message that your tithe didn't show up this month and you need to tithe to remain in good standing. A ministry group should be ministers that are born into a house, that have a common objective, that stand like brothers for battle and do a great work for the Lord with joy. That's what God is raising up this week. And tonight I want to say congratulations for being a part of one thing that God's going to use to drive the devil out of the United States, drive the devil out of Canada and make great impact in the nations of the world. In Jesus name can you say amen? 10 reasons America is is ripe for a new denomination or fellowship. Then of course you're going to have charismatic people that say we shouldn't have a denomination. It's not about titles. Things need to be organized. There weren't 318 lunatics running around winning their own battle. They had a leader. They were under somebody. God works by order. Can you say Amen? Number one Powerless Christianity. Ten reasons the American church is ripe for a new denomination or fellowship. Number one Powerless Christianity. Weakness. A form of godliness that denies the power thereof. 2nd Timothy 3. Five churches have substituted intellectualism, entertainment and self help for demonstration of the spirit and power. Crowds without conversion, sermons without transformation, and members with no spiritual authority. Number two Doctrinal confusion and compromise. There's a professor at Biola University, that's a Christian university that joined to Sioux in Colorado, joined the lawsuit with the state to make it where ministers can't. If somebody wants to not be LGB or T anymore, he joined with the state of Colorado in saying it's wrong as A minister to counsel people out of the Bible, not try to pray it out of them, that you're not allowed to share scriptures to try to get them to go in the other direction. So I'm not criticizing, I'm not nitpicking. The Presbyterian Church closed its missions department last month and told their 92 remaining missionaries to come home. That's a group that not long ago had everybody go in canoes down to Africa and pack their coffins with them and convert Ghana to Christ, convert Nigeria to Christ, and now they're gone. So there is, what are you going to do? What are you going to do for the rest of your life? Are you going to be a part of a group you're ashamed of? And you know, I, I go to this, but I don't really go to the meetings. You know, if you hang around dead people, you become dead. And some of you have seen it, that people are proud. You know, I, I, I'm like the big fish in the small pond, but actually they're withering away without knowing it. Why not hang around people that have a common goal and a common love for the Holy Ghost and a common desire to fulfill the Great Commission? Can you say amen? Many pulpits avoid preaching. Repentance, holiness and the baptism of the Holy Spirit result doctrinal drift and moral collapse. Believers unsure of what they really believe. There's Pentecostal denominations that have put out statements on healing that you would have got your credentials yanked for making those statements 35 years ago. And so how many? Did anybody see our Sunday service from Pittsburgh? There was a young man named Stephen. And then he came up at the end of the service. I read his testimony anonymously. He said, I was, I was on drugs by age 15, dealing drugs by age 18, and then arrested and put in prison at age 18 for five and a half years. And then the mother of his child had postpartum depression, I believe, took her own life. So you think you're down. You're a single father who's done five and a half years in prison and addicted to drugs, and you're 23. That's where people are at in America. So he said, now think of this. When people hit rock bottom, their spirit kicks in and somehow or another they know they're supposed to be in church or in something like that. So he said one night he could feel a spirit in the house with him and it felt like his girlfriend's spirit, he said, so I engaged with it. But he said after a few days, whatever it was, Turned very evil. Yeah, it's a demon. They're called familiar spirits. But nobody knows that that hasn't been to church. Half the people in church don't know that. And so after he did that, he said, I called a medium to try to get her to get rid of it. And he said when that happened, it got 10 times worse. He said it got so tormenting that one day at 5:30 in the morning. This is a guy that sold drugs and went to jail. He's not a lightweight. He's in the gym. He's in our church gym six times a week. He's a tough guy. He said, one day at 5:30 in the morning, I grabbed my dog and ran out of the house. And he said, I went to a church the next day and asked the pastor for help. He said after telling the pastor all that, the pastor looked at me and said, you have mental problems. And then told him he needs to go get therapy. Sent him out of the church. First of all, even if you do have mental problems, Jesus never laid his hands on everybody except for a few crazy people. The Bible says they brought unto him all the sick and no matter what their sickness or what their disease or if they were tormented or possessed by evil spirits, he healed them all. Then he went to a Catholic church. The Catholic church at least will acknowledge demons. So the Catholic priest said, I've heard of that. I don't think you're crazy, but that's it. Well, that's nice. Hey, you're not crazy. Go back to that demon possessed house. And he said, then a friend texted me out of the blue and said, there's a church in Pittsburgh that's having a tent meeting. Our church, out in the tent last summer. You should come. It was the Sunday I wasn't there. Pastor Russell was preaching. Pastor Russell gave the altar call to get saved. He came up, he stayed in the line for Pastor Russell to pray for people for the next day and a half. Got hands laid on him, got delivered. And then he said, I started coming to church. And he said, I want you to know everything has changed. He said, I don't have any. He said I couldn't even look at myself in the mirror. He said, there's no torment in my home. I can look at myself in the mirror every day when I get up. I'm not addicted to drugs. I don't sell drugs. If people go to church and can't get help, where are they supposed to get help? But I'm glad I'm looking at a thousand people today that when they see people that are bound, they know how to set them free. When they see people that are sick, they know how to loose the healing power of God. Can you say Amen?
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The Bible says that Abram took 318 men that were born in his household and won a victory and then received a promise from God for supernatural multiplication. Galatians 3, 13 and 14 that you've heard me preach. If you've heard me preach for any time at all, consider the central There it is. Christ has redeemed us from all the curse of the law being made a curse for us, for it is written, cursed is everyone that hangs on a tree. 14 that the blessing of Abraham might come on the Gentiles through Christ Jesus that we might receive the promise of the Holy Spirit by faith. When Abram comes on the scene in Genesis 12:1, he's living in his parents home. It's just him before he ever has his son and begins to multiply. He already has 318 trained fighting men in his house that enabled him to operate like a nation even though he was a household. The Bible says that blessing is on us that nobody is supposed to run. God's mission is too big for any one man or woman to carry out. Can you say amen? So God puts people in families, and somehow in the last 18 months, I would say that a spiritual family without any effort. My wife's here in the front row. She could tell you if she had a microphone. Nobody has. She's got. That's her sister cheering for in the back. And that's it. She would tell you that I've resisted this for a long time. She was telling me, in 2018, God's going to give you a church. I said, I will never pastor a church. I'm an evangelist. And then that happened. Then there was a guy, Daniel Bracken. He's a pastor in Wasilla, Alaska. He leaned over to me in 2019 on the front row and he said, the Lord just spoke to me that young evangelists are going to start wanting to get in touch with you and you're going to help them in their evangelistic ministry. I thought, whatever. I don't even give my number out or anything. I just want to preach and go home and play video games and mix in some ice cream here and there. And sure enough, right when he gave that word, he gave it to me in the front row. My phone lit up from an evangelist I knew. Do you ever do any mentoring for young evangelists? Then that's turned into the group that some of you are in, that ministry group where there's a few hundred people hitting up on a thousand now that are a part of that. I have seen. All I've done in life is facilitate what God's done. My vision board is a blank poster board. I don't have any. I had goals and I. They were very small. I accomplished them all by the age of like 31. I wanted to have one person respond to my altar call. One time they did. I wanted a crowd not to boom me out of the building. It happened once and then I was happy. But now there's a wind that's blowing that. As much as I'd like to duck it, it's a supernatural wind. Even this. I asked last night. I never checked the registration. And last night I said, how many do we have coming? Just to brace myself, 300, 400? They said, no, it's heading up close to 2,000 people for breakthrough in Ministry. This is a major meeting in year three. You know, this is not something that's gone on the growth of the churches where we're going to be in our new building shortly in Pittsburgh. That will immediately go to 1400, 1500, Texas. Two Sundays ago was at 583. And then these two churches are up over 200 consistently in Phoenix and Los Angeles. And we're just getting started. And then now there's pastors that are looking to join, evangelists that are looking to join because. And I, I want to say this, I'm going to say it one time, and then I'm not going to preface any more comments. Nothing I'm saying is to insult any group of people. It's to insult every group of people equally. This is not we're better than people. It has nothing to do with that. But anybody that's in the United States or Canada, which would be the bulk of the people here, have probably noticed the 10 things that I'm going to share with you right now, 10 reasons the American church is ripe for a new denomination fellowship. Because I'm going to say right now what I should say for the end, for the big close. Pastor Russell and I are formally launching revival today, Global Pursuit at this meeting. You do not have to be a part of that group to attend this or future meetings, but for all the people Pastor Russell and I were talking, you never meet anybody on the road that's proud of what they're a part of. I belong to this group. I don't really go to the meetings. I don't really. Do I have to send my tithe there? Would I be wrong to send my tithe somewhere else? There's a problem if you're dating a girl and you're afraid to show the girl to your parents. There's a problem if you're a girl and you're dating a guy and you're ashamed to show the guy to your pastor, your youth pastor. That shows a problem. You shouldn't be ashamed of any group you belong to. You should be proud to belong to something. You shouldn't have to go to a meeting because they emailed you and told you you're required to go to one meeting a year. You shouldn't give because you got a text message that your tithe didn't show up this month and you need to tithe to remain in good standing. A ministry group should be ministers that are born into a house, that have a common objective, that stand like brothers for battle and do a great work for the Lord with joy. That's what God is raising up this week. And tonight I want to say congratulations for being a part of one. One thing that God's going to use to drive the devil out of the United States, drive the devil out of Canada and make great impact in the nations of the world. In Jesus name can you say amen? 10 reasons America is ripe for a new denomination or fellowship. Then of course you're going to have charismatic people that say we shouldn't have a denomination. It's not about titles. Things need to be organized. There weren't 318 lunatics running around winning their own battle. They had a leader. They were under somebody. God works by order. Can you say amen? Number one, powerless Christianity. Ten reasons the American church is ripe for a new denomination or fellowship. Number one, powerless Christianity. Weakness. A form of godliness that denies the power thereof. 2nd Timothy 3. Five churches have substituted intellectualism, entertainment and self help for demonstration of the spirit and power. Crowds without conversion, sermons without transformation, and members with no spiritual authority. Number two, doctrinal confusion and compromise. There's a professor at Biola University, that's a Christian university, that joined to sue in Colorado, joined the lawsuit with the state to make it where ministers can't. If somebody wants to not be LGB or T anymore, he joined with the state of Colorado in saying it's wrong as a minister to counsel people out of the Bible, not try to pray it out of them, that you're not allowed to share scriptures to try to get them to go in the other direction. So I'm not criticizing, I'm not nitpicking. The Presbyterian Church closed its missions department last month and told their 92 remaining missionaries to come home. That's a group that not long ago had everybody go in canoes down to Africa and pack their coffins with them and convert Ghana to Christ, convert Nigeria to Christ. And now they're gone. So there is what are you going to do? What are you going to do for the rest of your life? Are you going to be a part of a group you're ashamed of? And you know, I, I go to this, but I don't really go to the meetings. You know, if you hang around dead people, you become dead. And some of you have seen it that people are proud. You know, I'm like the big fish in the small pond, but actually they're withering away without knowing it. Why not hang around people that have a common goal and a common love for the Holy Ghost and a common desire to fulfill the Great Commission? Can you say amen? Many pulpits avoid preaching. Repentance, holiness and the baptism of the Holy Spirit result doctrinal drift and moral collapse. Believers unsure of what they really believe. There's Pentecostal denominations, there's have put out statements on healing that you would have got your credentials yanked for making those statements 35 years ago. And so how many of you. Did anybody see our Sunday service from Pittsburgh? There was a young man named Stephen. And then he came up at the end of the service. I read his testimony anonymously. He said, I was. I was on drugs by age 15, dealing drugs by age 18, and then arrested and put in prison at age 18 for five and a half years. And then the mother of his child had postpartum depression, I believe, took her own life. So you think you're down. You're a single father who's done five and a half years in prison and addicted to drugs, and you're 23. That's where people are at in America. So he said, now think of this. When people hit rock bottom, their spirit kicks in, and somehow or another they know they're supposed to be in church or in something like that. So he said one night he could feel a spirit in the house with him, and it felt like his girlfriend's spirit. He said, so I engaged with it. But he said after a few days, whatever it was turned very evil. Yeah, it's a demon. They're called familiar spirits. But nobody knows that that hasn't been to church. Half the people in church don't know that. And so after he did that, he said, I called a medium to try to get her to get rid of it. And he said when that happened, it got 10 times worse. He said it got so tormenting that one day at 5:30 in the morning, this is a guy that sold drugs and went to jail. He's not a lightweight. He's in the gym. He's in our church gym six times a week. He's a tough guy. He said, one day at 5:30 in the morning, I grabbed my dog and ran out of the house. And he said, I went to a church the next day and asked the pastor for help. He said after telling the pastor all that, the pastor looked at me and said, you have mental problems. And then told him he needs to go get therapy. Sent him out of the church. First of all, even if you do have mental problems, Jesus never laid his hands on everybody except for a few crazy people. The Bible says they brought unto him all the sick. And no matter what their sickness or what their disease or if they were tormented or possessed by evil spirits, he healed them all. Then he went to a Catholic church. The Catholic church at least will acknowledge demons. So the Catholic priest said, I've heard of that. I don't think you're crazy, but that's it. Well, that's nice. Hey, you're not crazy. Go back to that demon possessed house. And he said, then a friend texted me out of the blue and said there's a church in Pittsburgh that's having a tent meeting. Our church out in the tent last summer. You should come. It was the Sunday I wasn't there. Pastor Russell was preaching. Pastor Russell gave the altar call to get saved. He came up, he stayed in the line for Pastor Russell to pray for people for the next day and a half, got hands laid on him, got delivered and then he said, I started coming to church and he said, I want you to know everything has changed. He said, I don't have any. He said, I couldn't even look at myself in the mirror. He said, there's no torment in my home. I can look at myself in the mirror every day when I get up. I'm not addicted to drugs. I don't sell drugs. 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Pastor Jonathan
10 reasons the American church is ripe for a new denomination or fellowship Lack of faith for healing and divine protection Number three the pandemic exposed a crisis of unbelief. When fear spread, most churches had no faith based response, just compliance. Pastors who once quoted Psalm 91 shut their doors when pressure came. Faith teaching was replaced by safety statements. The world saw a powerless church that preached miracles but practiced fear. God is raising a remnant that believes the Bible literally again. A church that lays hands on the sick without apology and models courage under crisis. Number four, weakness against government overreach. When government orders came, entire denominations bowed instantly. Civil permission became higher than divine commission. Churches stayed closed while casinos stayed open. Boards sought insurance approval instead of spiritual direction. The church labeled non essential proved it by acting that way. God is forming leaders now who fear God more than the government. Churches that honor authority but never surrender Christ's lordship. Number five, lack of holiness and consecration. Sin has been tolerated, renamed and normalized in pulpits and pews alike. Entire movements have been crippled by moral failure, sexual sin, drunkenness, greed, and the quiet corrosion of character. There's one denomination that doesn't even movement. It doesn't even exist anymore. They would have a timer. One preacher preached at one of their conferences that I'm friends with. He said when I got the mic, the timer was counting down from 16 minutes. And he said they'd finish in about 65 minutes, the whole service. And then they'd go to the bar and the hotel lobby. It'd be like if we all went to the hotel bar lobby here at this hotel when we finished and we all sat there and drank for three hours, four and a half hours. And I said one time, instead of putting the timer up for the preacher, they should have put it at the bar. Even if you're going to drink. If you'd have cut that down to 85 minutes and let the service go four hours, you'd have been okay. Why was there a timer in the service and unlimited drinks? I mean, you didn't do it. I don't know why everybody's looking offended. Were you at the party? Feel like I'm giving this speech at P. Diddy's living room. Entire movements have been crippled by moral failure, sexual sin, drunkenness, greed and the quiet corrosion of character. Result. The power of God lifts, credibility collapses, and the world mocks what once carried glory. The anointing cannot coexist with compromise. God still requires clean hands and a pure heart. But a new generation is rising that fears God more than losing followers. Leaders who will live clean, walk straight and carry fire that doesn't burn out. If you're one of them, can you say amen? Number six. Financial misalignment. Money is often managed by tradition rather than mission. The church should be both spiritually Rich and strategically generous, fueling evangelism, media missions and ministerial care. When finances are not aligned with the Great Commission, even abundance becomes unfruitful. God is raising up a generation that uses wealth to advance the kingdom, expand the church and bless those who preach it. Can you say amen? I mean, if you're kicking dues or whatever they want to call it into a denomination every month, shouldn't there be some mass crusade to show for it? Shouldn't there be some churches that are being built where don't have to be financed through that denomination? Generational disconnection. Number seven. Young leaders are often stifled by outdated structures or mistrusted by older ones. Revival fire is frequently smothered by traditional instead of stewarded by mentorship. A massive leadership gap. The next generation is spiritually hungry but institutionally homeless. The church must once again become a family where fathers release, not restrain, and sons honor, not rebel. Number eight. Absence of evangelistic urgency. The average church has stopped winning souls. The message of eternity has been replaced with community events. Result? Declining membership and entire cities untouched by the gospel. Heaven's priority. Souls is no longer the church's priority. When evangelism becomes central again. Power returns, growth accelerates. Church remembers why it exists. Number nine. No clear missional unity. Fragmentation among believers over minor doctrinal and political disputes. Churches operate as isolated silos rather than one advancing army. The body has resources, manpower and technology, but no united vision to reach the nation. A few apostolic families must rise that unite believers around one cause fulfilling the Great Commission and move as one body with many expressions. Number 10. Bureaucratic bloat with institutional paralysis. Denominational hierarchies that consume resources but produce little fruit. Decisions move at the speed of committees instead of the speed of the Spirit. Result? Revival dies in red tape. Nimble movements are replaced by slow machines. But this next fellowship must combine apostolic authority with operational agility. Fast, flexible and fruitful. Can you say amen? So those 10 things would be how? I. I didn't want to just go on a big rambling rant, but I wanted to show you ten pointed things. Why? Probably one. At least one. But one of those things was the main reason why you're here today. Because nothing has existed up until this point. This was a meeting just to give breakthrough in ministry. But you've probably noticed, as your church grows and as you start to have breakthrough in ministry, people that should be celebrating you with it start getting nervous about you. How can you be on a team that doesn't want you to win? There should be a Place that people can go where, when you come next year and let everybody know how you are now at a thousand on Sunday, people are happy. People are happy you're having big evangelistic crusades. People are happy that you're kicking the devil out of your city. And we're forming that place tonight in this week. And if you're interested, welcome to Revival today Global pursuit. We're going to give the devil the worst handful of years that he's ever had before Jesus comes back. If you believe it, can you say amen? Where is Cody Jones? Come up, Cody, if you would, they're going to give you a mic. I don't know whether Cody owes everybody in the congregation money, but no one's clapping, no one's happy. One multi week revival after another multi week revival. I'm not calling you up to give credit to what happened to you at the meeting last year. I want people to hear what you've seen. You know, church, how many know church attendance is down. People don't come night after night. This guy among many of the people that are here. We could pull out several people that are here that are defying everything the religious eggheads and institutions are telling you. Tell what you've been seeing and why. Why the pastors have felt. Why a pastor that would be nervous about having three nights of meetings all of a sudden doesn't want it to stop for six weeks. What's causing it?
Cody Jones
Yeah, I would say this first and foremost, that the people that I was warned about up front, I realized they were holding the key to my next breakthrough. And one of them was him. And so a few years, I was just telling somebody this. When I walked in a few years ago, when I came here to breakthrough in ministry two years ago. Was that the first one? Two years ago? Two. The first one I came to, I had just had a meeting with where I was at and they basically told me it's either us or it's them. You pick at a place that I had been almost a decade. And I said, well, if you're going to make me pick, then I'm leaving. And honestly, I. I didn't walk out of there with like my head held high, like I felt like I was somebody. I felt very defeated in the, the moment and thought that was just almost 10 years of my life that I felt like I flushed down the drain. And so I have followed Pastor Jonathan for about 12 years up to today would be 12 years. But I told my church on Sunday, I said last year when I came here and I made up my mind that he wasn't just going to be someone that I followed or showed up to his meetings. I said, pastor Jonathan became my shepherd. And in the last 12 months, our ministry has exploded. In a supernatural way. Yeah, in a supernatural way. And so I was just doing a revival three or four weeks ago, and a pastor called me. He said, I talked to Pastor Jonathan and he told me I should have you. And then when it was a week before I was to come, he called me and said, hey, just so you know, I got a bunch of pastors calling me and tell me that I probably shouldn't have you. And I said, why? And they. They said, number one, prosperity. And then they went down a couple other things. Well, he ended up having me. That meeting ended up going two weeks where we had two people healed of stage three and stage four cancer, altars flooded with people being born again. And at the end, I asked him, I said, are you glad you had me? And he said, I absolutely am. Because now his church, he has to have two services on Sunday and has no room, nowhere to put people, has completely outgrown the building. And so because I. I followed a pattern and I got connected to where the anointing was flowing. And it has. I'm telling you, it has blessed my life tremendously. That. That last year in Breakthrough in Ministry, the Lord spoke to me at the last conference to start a church. I announced we were starting a church in six weeks. We launched. The church started with 50 people on a Sunday morning at our launch, we had 350 people came in from everywhere. First Sunday, 50 people. And in 10 months, we've tripled as a church. We just had our first crusade last week. Over a thousand people on the dot. Do you remember in Hobbs, New Mexico, when you invited me down, Pastor Dean and Pastor Jonathan laid hands on me when he found out I was starting the church. He said, you're going to hit a thousand by this time next year. When we had that crusade, we didn't have 998. We didn't have 1010. We had 1000 on the dot, 1000 on the dot. And so people, Denominational lines are being erased. You want to know why? I have a Methodist pastor who's a friend of mine in his 70s that left the denomination. He said, do you know why I left the denomination? I said, why? He said, because I got tired of being asked if I married gays. So I have friends that are Baptist, Methodist, Pentecostal, and guess what? They're all hungry for a move of God. And when people carry the power of God, we When people carry the fire of God, you can go into a place and blow it up. Why? Because pastors are sick and tired of being a part of dead denominations. So when you go in and you carry the anointing of God on your life, you're going to watch drug addicts get saved. You're going to watch marriages get restored. You're going to watch sick bodies start to get healed. You're going to start to see devils get killed, cast out of men and women. And you want to know something? I was a heroin addict 12 years ago, but I'm not a heroin addict anymore. Why? Because one touch of the power of God came upon my life and set me free.
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Say it so the devil can hear you. I'm spirit filled, I'm bold. Acts 5:29 But Peter and the apostles replied, we must obey God rather than any human authority. Number three Shout it out. I'm uncompromising. We don't bend to pressure. We shape culture by conviction. The church was never meant to echo the world, but to redefine it. The church was never meant to echo the talking points of the world. We were meant to change it by the Bible. Compromise produces comfort. Conviction produces power. The cost of standing firm is nothing compared to the cost of blending in. We stand where others shrink. History remembers the ones who refuse to bow, and heaven still backs that kind of courage. If you're one of them, can you say amen? Number four. Romans 15:20. My ambition has always been to preach the gospel where the name of Christ has never been heard, rather than where a church has already been started by someone else. Number four. We are builders. Everybody say, I'm a builder. The goal of being an evangelist isn't to try to get booked to fill in on a Wednesday night somewhere. Everybody say, I'm a builder. This is building. This didn't exist. This isn't a meeting I was invited to. I just don't have any invitations. Go preach somewhere, right? If you say enough inflammatory stuff, a crowd forms. Go to a bus stop, there's a crowd there. Go to a Greyhound station, there's people already there not getting any invitations. What do you want? You want to go speak on a Wednesday night? 23 people that don't like you just stare at you. Then at the end they say, you know, you made a lot of good points. Oh, thanks. I can go home and throw myself out my third story window. Thank you. Everybody say, I'm a builder. There should be things in the kingdom of God that don't exist right now, that by the time you die, they exist because you followed God's plan and built it. Hallelujah. There was no such thing as a breakthrough in ministry conference. There was no such thing. There wasn't a thought in my head about a revival today, Arizona, at this time last year. Spirit filled. People are builders. They're not looking to let somebody in. Let me into the thing you built. Now God will open that door. It's good to stand alongside somebody and fight with them. But for you to live a disgruntled life because nobody gave you, you know, they don't even let me speak, you know. So anyway, can you pray for me? Everybody say, I'm a builder. We think of nations and generations, not just congregations. Builders think beyond boundaries. Paul aimed for untouched territory. His eyes were on nations, not neighborhoods. True builders carry generational vision. We don't protect comfort zones, we pioneer new ones until every voice has heard the name of Jesus. Builder. I don't hear of any Americans going overseas anymore to do missions. I'm not talking about paying a house. I'm talking about who's the last time you heard about them. You know, South Sudan was. It was just Sudan. Now there's South Sudan because the Muslims kicked them out because they don't want Islam and they're Christian and they have, like, no pastors and everybody wants to go to church. Who are you going to hear from this group that would go to South Sudan? You're not going to go. I hope somebody goes. Someone should go. Not getting any invitations. I can tell you a whole nation you could go to right now. You know, I went to. I went to where the Sudanese were. There were 1200 the first night. Then I told him, I'm going to pray for the sick the next night. And there was a little over 8,002 nights because there's nothing to do. There's just sand. Literally, there's just sand. So, hey, even if you don't like me, there's a show. I'll stand on some things and jump around. People came out, people got saved, people got baptized in the Holy Ghost. This is going to be a mission sending organization. I want you to pop that flight map up on the screen. This is what my next eight days look like. Sorry. If you count Pittsburgh, then it would be. It'll be nine days. Start again. Start from the beginning. I missed it. Pittsburgh to Phoenix. Leave here straight, refuel, refuel, land, preach for four hours, get straight back on the plane. Sevilla refuel, start In Montreal, land 40 minutes before church starts and start a week of meetings there. That's 19,000. Some just under 20,000 miles in those days. There's going to be 85,000 pastors in Uganda at that pastor's conference. And then the next week after Montreal, go to Nigeria. I got the weirdest pack suitcase you've ever seen. I had to pack for 90 degrees and 9 degrees. Everybody say, go to the nations, builders thinking of nations and generations. Number five. Second Corinthians, four, eight. We are pressed on every side by troubles, but we're not crushed. We are perplexed, but not driven to despair. Number five, indefatigable. I learned that playing Scrabble. You know what that means? People that you can't wear out. There must be people in city hall confused as all get out at how he has his. How is it? How are other pastors on sabbatical? No lawsuits, no one shot in their church. And Pastor Russell just keeps popping up like the Energizer buddy on Ozempic. You know what he is? He's indefatigable. You can't take him out. You can't wear him out. That is. That is something the Spirit puts in you where they beat you and put you in prison. And you say to your co, your colleague in prison, hey, want to sing something before I go to bed? Want to sing a hymn? If it was Paul And John, it would have read. And Paul said, let's pray and sing. And John replied, no going to sleep. You couldn't get that guy sad, wear him out. You couldn't get him to frown. There's good. Now everybody say boldness. I'm gonna tell you what's coming into you by the spirit right now. Supernatural boldness and supernatural indefatigability. They can't wear you out. They sue you once. You know what Pastor Russell said from his platform when they told him they're going to shut his church down? He said, call the Marines. I'm not leaving. He was quoting Wolf of Wall street from the pulpit. Call the Marines. I'm not leaving. People don't know what to do with people like that. And part of whether you know it or not, what magnetized you to this meeting tonight and this week is you got tired of being around people that folded anytime they were threatened. And you want to be around people that have what you have on the inside of you, a steel spine that the Holy Ghost put there. I'm not backing down. I'm not backing up. I'm not sitting down. I'm not shutting up. I'm stepping forward and taking ground. And no devil in hell can do a thing about it. If you know that's you one final time tonight. Take 30 good seconds. Clap your hands, all ye people. Let the devil know he's in trouble. Shout hallelujah. Say one more time, the Lord is good and his mercy endures forever. Every hand lifted, every attack of hell that was supposed to take you out, it's going back to hell from where it came. Every sickness, every disease, every torment, every spirit of suicide that followed you to Phoenix. It dies in this atmosphere today. In Jesus name. The devil will never have the satisfaction of wearing you out, of seeing you lay down and cry. The last tear that you shed will be the last tear you ever shed. From this day forward, the only tears that come out are tears of joy unspeakable and full of glory, knowing you have the victory. Joy, boldness, inability to be worn out. Comes into you tonight by the Holy Ghost with your hands lifted. If. If you're filled with the spirit, begin to pray in the Holy Ghost.
Cody Jones
Pray.
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Stir up your inner man. The fire must never go out. The sound. The devil hates the sound. He can't understand. Holy Ghost. Fire. Holy Ghost, fire. Your tongues are going to war. Against lukewarmness, against indifference. Praying always in the Holy Ghost, building up your most holy faith. You shall not be defeated. Defeated. You will not give up and quit. He who began a good work in you. He who began a good work in you. Kenya. One more minute. Pray Holy Ghost power. Holy Ghost fire. Do what CNN hates. Do what MSNBC hates. Do what religion hates. Pray in the Holy Ghost. Every cancer in the sound of my voice, I curse you. Come out. Every disease, every central nervous ailment. Be healed. Be healed. Be healed. There's fire in here. There's power in here.
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Host: Pastor Jonathan
Guest Contributor: Cody Jones
Podcast Date: November 16, 2025
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This episode, hosted by Pastor Jonathan, centers on the perceived decline of the American church and calls for the formation of a new denomination or fellowship. Drawing on Scripture, personal anecdotes, and community testimonies, Jonathan critiques the current state of organized Christianity in the U.S. and Canada. The episode formally announces the launch of "Revival Today Global Pursuit" as a movement committed to renewing spiritual power, unity, and evangelistic fervor through bold, Spirit-filled leadership.
Quote:
"God's mission is too big for any one man or woman to carry out. So God puts people in families."
— Pastor Jonathan ([03:01])
Pastor Jonathan articulates “10 reasons the American church is ripe for a new denomination or fellowship,” emphasizing practical and spiritual crises within current church structures ([04:36], [34:08]):
Powerless Christianity: Critiques reliance on entertainment/intellectualism over demonstrations of the Spirit ([03:41], [34:08]).
Doctrinal Confusion & Compromise: Points to institutional drift away from core beliefs, using the example of Biola University’s legal action and the Presbyterian Church closing its missions ([05:04], [34:15]).
Lack of Faith for Healing & Divine Protection: Notes how pandemic-era fear exposed a crisis of unbelief ([34:08]).
Weakness Against Government Overreach: Criticizes churches and denominations that complied with government closures ([34:39]).
Lack of Holiness and Consecration: Addresses moral failures and normalization of sin ([35:01]).
Financial Misalignment: Challenges the tradition of dues and financial contributions not aligned with tangible mission or outreach ([36:09]).
Generational Disconnection: Highlights how young leaders are often stifled by outdated structures ([36:35]).
Absence of Evangelistic Urgency: Laments shrinking soul-winning efforts replaced by community-focused events ([36:53]).
No Clear Missional Unity: Describes fragmentation and lack of collaborative vision across church bodies ([37:24]).
Bureaucratic Bloat & Institutional Paralysis: Critiques slow, committee-driven operations that stifle revival and innovation ([37:54]).
Jonathan recounts the story of "Stephen," a young man delivered from drugs and demonic oppression after traditional churches failed him ([10:55], re-iterated [28:00]).
Cody Jones’s conversion and leadership story: Initially warned against Jonathan’s ministry, Cody followed the “anointing” and saw supernatural growth—tripling church attendance and experiencing miraculous healings after joining the group ([41:35]).
Quote:
“A ministry group should be ministers that are born into a house, that have a common objective, that stand like brothers for battle and do a great work for the Lord with joy.”
— Pastor Jonathan ([06:54])
Memorable Moments:
“Compromise produces comfort. Conviction produces power. The cost of standing firm is nothing compared to the cost of blending in.”
— Pastor Jonathan ([49:23])
“There should be things in the Kingdom of God that don’t exist right now, that by the time you die, they exist because you followed God’s plan and built it.”
— Pastor Jonathan ([49:23])
Rousing prayer for deliverance and empowerment, encouraging listeners to stir up the Holy Spirit in themselves ([58:42]).
| Timestamp | Segment | |-----------|---------| | [03:01] | Foundation Scripture & Spiritual Multiplication | | [04:36] | 10 Reasons for a New Denomination Outline Begins | | [10:55] | Testimony: “Stephen” — Drug Addiction to Deliverance | | [34:08] | Continued List of 10 Reasons with Expanded Commentary | | [41:35] | Cody Jones’s Testimony – Explosive Growth & Supernatural Results | | [49:23] | Empowerment, Building, and Missional Mindset | | [58:42] | Closing Prayer—Holy Spirit Boldness and Indefatigability |
"Nothing I'm saying is to insult any group of people. It's to insult every group of people equally."
— Pastor Jonathan ([06:36])
"If people go to church and can't get help, where are they supposed to get help?"
— Pastor Jonathan ([13:46])
"We think of nations and generations, not just congregations. Builders think beyond boundaries. Paul aimed for untouched territory. His eyes were on nations, not neighborhoods."
— Pastor Jonathan ([49:23])
"There should be things in the Kingdom of God that don't exist right now, that by the time you die, they exist because you followed God's plan and built it."
— Pastor Jonathan ([49:37])
"I was a heroin addict 12 years ago, but I'm not a heroin addict anymore. Why? Because one touch of the power of God came upon my life and set me free."
— Cody Jones ([45:39])
The tone is urgent, motivational, and unapologetically bold. Jonathan challenges complacency, inspires fresh commitment, and stirs his audience to embrace Spirit-driven revival, unity, and action.
This episode is essential listening for anyone passionate about the future of the American church, looking for spiritual community outside traditional denominational boundaries, or seeking actionable inspiration for ministry and personal empowerment.