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The Biblical Office of the Evangelist: Restoring God’s Harvesters for the Last Days | KIB 539

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The Church desperately needs to rediscover the biblical office of the evangelist.
In Episode 539 of the Kingdom Intelligence Briefing, Dr. Michael Lake continues his series on the biblical Fivefold Ministry by examining what Scripture actually teaches about the office of the evangelist. Far removed from modern celebrity culture and emotional revivalism, the true evangelist is a herald of God’s Kingdom who faithfully proclaims the Gospel, calls sinners to repentance, equips believers for soul-winning, and establishes disciples for Christ.
Mary Lou Lake begins this episode by sharing an encouraging word on God’s promise to quicken His people (Romans 8:11), praying for healing, restoration, renewed strength, and spiritual refreshing for the remnant. She also discusses the importance of strategic prayer for our nation, including praying over spiritual strongholds influencing Washington, D.C.
Dr. Lake then explores the biblical foundations of the evangelist through the ministries of Noah, Jonah, Isaiah, John the Baptist, Philip, Timothy, and ultimately Jesus Himself. This study challenges many modern assumptions while calling believers back to authentic New Testament ministry built upon repentance, discipleship, holiness, and covenant faithfulness.

These are the days of Elijah?  | KIB 531

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In Episode 531 of the Kingdom Intelligence Briefing, Dr. Michael and Mary Lou Lake expose the spiritual dynamics behind the growing deception within modern Christianity and the prophetic movement. Drawing from the ministries of Elijah and John the Baptist, they examine how Jezebel’s system operates through compromise, celebrity Christianity, manipulation, sensuality, and covenant unfaithfulness.
This powerful teaching reveals why the days ahead will require true discernment, covenant fidelity, and the restoration of the fear of the Lord. Dr. Lake explores the biblical parallels between ancient Israel’s mixture of Baal worship and Yahweh worship and the modern blending of worldly systems, occult influence, entertainment culture, and compromised theology within today’s church.