Revival, Reformation & Restoration - Red Church with Joseph Z

Join Joseph Z in Red Church today as he brings us an inspiring message of revival, reformation, and restoration.  Joseph reminds us that as Christ is, so are we in this world. Understanding this truth empowers us to confront the forces of darkness, because the same power that raised Jesus from the dead resides within us. He insists that the body of Christ is meant to be the world's foremost superpower, influencing all areas of society. He emphasizes the need to exercise our spiritual senses to discern the times we are living in.  Learn more about Z Ministries by following the link below: https://linktr.ee/zministries  He explains that the lust of the flesh is a way of thinking contrary to God's word. He cautions against confusing suspicion with genuine discernment. Joseph recounts a vision of a period of difficulty for the USA, accompanied by a storm, urging us to run toward the storm where revival and reformation will emerge. He also shares a vision of redemptive instability, assuring us of God's divine intervention during this season. He reveals that 2028 will be the year of the gate and a time for a new, transformed America. Additionally, he assures us of a restoration anointing this year, declaring that what we have sown in tears will be reaped in songs of joy. Joseph indicates that a transition among the "oaks" of righteousness and a redwood movement is on the horizon, which will push back the gates of hell. He asserts that new fathers and mothers of the faith will arise, as God is retroactively equipping these oaks of righteousness to become the Abrahams of the next wave. Furthermore, Joseph highlights various types of prophecy: Roeh (the visionary gift), Nabi (an inspirational gift of the Holy Spirit that operates through God's voice or divine inspiration), Chazah (to gaze), and Chozeh (to peer into the distance or look forward into the future). He breaks the spirit of conspiracy that can hijack our faith, urging us to acknowledge Goliath but keep our gaze fixed on God. February 1, 2026