Pastor John Kilpatrick is known for his fiery preaching and strong prophetic edge. But people also know him because he pastored the Pensacola, Florida, church where the famous Brownsville Revival began on June 18, 1995.
Today, Kilpatrick serves the Church of His Presence in Daphne, Alabama. But God has not stopped speaking to him, and his primary message for the church today is one of repentance and return to the Lord. God gave him a recent word about God’s reckoning, one of both warning and hope.
On Thursday, Oct. 8, “the Holy Spirit spoke to me that morning,” Kilpatrick says. “It was before daylight, and I was sitting in my dark den, just praying after I got up. And I heard the Holy Spirit say to me, ‘There are less than 30 days before the day of reckoning begins.’
“And it sort of took me by surprise,” Kilpatrick says. “I didn’t really know what to do with that. But as I began to pray about it, I really felt like the Lord was showing me three different categories. I believe that No. 1, the Lord was showing me that the church, His true church, is going to be kept and protected, watched over. And you know, God always said that His people, whenever they would humble themselves and pray, that He would hear; He would forgive; He would heal the land. … But I’ve really felt like the Holy Spirit was saying to me also, these days of reckoning that are coming are days that God’s going to begin to deal with the apostate church, the church that has become apostate.
“And by that, I mean, the church basically, they’ve just they veered from the Lord,” Kilpatrick says. “And they have bound and gagged the Holy Spirit, basically, in churches, not only across this land, but in other nations as well. The church has become apostate, and I think it’s probably part of the great falling away.
“But I believe God loves the church so much that He’s going to deal with it,” he says. “And that’s why He gave me that warning about the days of reckoning are going to begin in less than 30 days.
“And so the third area is, I feel like God’s going to deal with is that America has turned its back on God,” Kilpatrick says. “I believe God loves America and has a plan for America, but I believe He’s going to deal with America, and days of reckoning are coming for the country also.”
Although he says he doesn’t have a prophetic word about it, Kilpatrick addressed the upcoming election as well. “I feel confident. And I feel very hopeful that because of the stance that President Trump has made, defending the unborn and defending Israel as well as Jerusalem, and things that concern the body of Jesus Christ, the church … I just believe God is going to put him back in office.
“I don’t believe that—like many people have said—I don’t believe that he’s a man of God,” Kilpatrick says. “But I do believe he’s God’s man. And I believe that his message is resonating with people who are in both political parties, that they don’t want to see the police defunded; they don’t want to see terrorism take over this nation. They don’t want to see a lot of things that we see happening daily now on our news broadcasts. And I really do believe that there are going to be people who may be of other persuasions other than what the president stands for.
“But I believe they’re going to vote for him because they’re afraid for their country, and they’re afraid of the trajectory that the country is on,” Kilpatrick says. “And I do believe that he’ll go back in, and I don’t believe it’ll be by a slim margin; I believe he’ll go back in probably with an overwhelming vote.”
To learn more from Pastor John Kilpatrick on the days of reckoning he says are coming for America and for the church as well as why Trump is “God’s man,” watch the video where he shares his prophecy and listen to the entire podcast episode of The Strang Report here. And be sure to share this podcast with anyone you know who needs to hear this important word. {eoa}
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