The Coming Generation of Christians...

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The coming generation of Christians aren't going to be the wimpy, awkward, and timid Christians you may have known in the past. They won't always look like what you think a Christian should look like, or sound like what you think a Christian should sound like. These new believers will be extremely bold and full of power. They will be annoying to those who have rejected the Son of God because the truth and the power of their words will convict their souls unlike anything they have ever experienced before. They will be ostracized by mainstream Christianity because they do not fit into their mold, nor do they care to. They will cause much discomfort upon all who reject their words.

They will replace many current leaders in the church who have compromised their faith or who secretly hold onto unrepentant sins in their life. The Lord is going to purge them from leadership and replace them with new leaders. Judgment must first begin in the house of God and that judgment is now upon us. These coming believers will bring forth great exploits in the earth, with signs and wonders following. They are mighty warriors of Christ who have been sent to prepare the way for the coming of the Son of Man to set up His glorious Kingdom upon this earth. Their call is to repentance, both to the unbeliever and to the backslidden believer who has left the church. They are here now and ready to be revealed...

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