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Which leadership model is of the Kingdom?

Posted: April 23, 2025 in disciples life, Kingdom Teaching, Spirit-Wind People, teaching
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In January of 2022, as the Lord freed me from my service as director at a rescue and recovery mission in Jacksonville beach, to that of the lead Elder at a Church my wife and I had been in relationship with since 2012. As I accepted the role of leadership at Highway to Heaven Church, I did so not just by my inclination but the wise council of a couple of apostolic elders the Lord has placed in my life.

Before I accepted it, having received the council from others,  I continued to seek the Lord for several more days. On the seventh day I listened as Holy Spirit delivered the Lord’s mandate on this transition. “You must follow My lead and return this congregation back to the original intent for my Ecclesia, and allow Me to teach them through you to reset the house to where it stands on the foundational teaching of the Gospel of my Kingdom.

 Until it is established on that foundation, you will see no increase, but when that foundation is established, I will begin sending those for whom I ordained to co-labor with this Kingdom family.

But heed this warning, do not teach them to follower you, or to listen to your voice alone. You must allow Holy Spirit to train them to follow the One true God who dwells in you, even as He dwells in them”.

Ever since I received that commissioning, I have not strayed from the mandate He gave me.

If we are honest we can discern that the vast majority of the Church today struggles in the area of leadership in many ways. Take for example, how often have you heard someone quoting their pastor more than they do the scriptures? Or have you ever attended a “Gathering” where they claim there is no leadership needed in the New Testament Church?

Now a true student of the Word would be lead by the Spirit to interpret Paul’s writings in the New Testament that emphasize submitting to Christ and His teachings, but do not emphasis to submit completely to Paul himself or to any other human authority, even within the church.

While Paul serves as an apostle and a teacher of the gospel, the ultimate authority in the Christian faith and practice is Christ.

Elaboration:

Submission to Christ:

Paul’s writings, particularly in Ephesians, encourage Christians to “submit to one another out of reverence for Christ”. This implies that Christians should submit to one another, reflecting the love and humility of Christ, rather than prioritizing their own opinions or desires.

Paul as an Apostle and Teacher:

Paul is recognized as a key apostle and teacher of the gospel, and his writings offer valuable guidance for Christians. However, his authority comes from his position as an apostle and teacher, not from a claim to ultimate authority over the Christian faith.

Christ as the Head of the Church:

Paul often uses the metaphor of the Church as the body of Christ, with Christ as the Head. This implies that Christ’s teachings and leadership should be the guiding principles for the Church, not the teachings of any particular apostle or human leader.

Avoiding Human Authority:

Paul’s writings also caution against elevating any individual or group to a position of excessive authority, even within the church. Instead, Christians are encouraged to seek guidance from Holy Spirit and rthe the scriptures as well as to cultivate humility and respect for one another, reflecting the humility and service of Christ.

Submission to One Another:

Paul’s writings in Ephesians and other letters also emphasize the importance of mutual submission among Christians. This means that Christians should willingly defer to one another’s needs, opinions, and gifts, rather than seeking to dominate or control others.

Focus on Christ’s Love and Sacrifice:

Paul’s writings consistently highlight the love and sacrifice of Christ as the foundation of the Christian faith. Christians are called to love and serve one another, mirroring Christ’s own love and self-sacrifice.

Now I am in no way implying that there are NO leaders in the Church. In fact, I have witnessed the restoration of true Ecclesia leadership over the past 2 decades as Holy Spirit has been restoring the Apostolic leadership in the Church.

What does this mean?

With a renewed revelation of the Christ centered and led leadership,  it’s also very important that we understand that while this re-alignment has been taking place, satan has been busy infiltrating the Church with his own false apostles, those who are power hungry and seek not just the adoration of the people, but almost demand their loyalty to them and them alone.

 Such are they who twist such scriptures such that speak of the power of Christ, to that of their own power. Case in point Revelation 12:11, which in the KJV reads:

 “And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony; and they loved not their lives unto the death”.

 Their twist in this passage of scripture is they prefer to re-direct the attention of the people by replacing the focus as not so much on the Blood of the Lamb but on them and their leadership by the boasting of what “they’ve” done, thus everyone needs to die to their own needs so that they can attend to the needs of the Church leadership.

I have found that out of all the translations out there I am most keen to the passion translation, especially with regard to this passage of scripture as I believe it turns it into something that one could actually hear Jesus telling John:

 “They conquered him completely through the blood of the Lamb and the powerful word of his testimony. They triumphed because they did not love and cling to their own lives, even when faced with death”.

Wow, this brings it home with no room for misinterpretation as to being about Christ, and the powerful deeds that He has done in and through our lives. Even when the enemy comes to try and boost your ego and stir up your pride, the response of the child of God immediately deflates the enemy’s attempt as they respond with. “No you have it all wrong, it was not me that did this, but He who dwells in me, the Lord God”.

Now, if you find yourself under such a leader, pause, and seek the Lord, ask Him if this individual is of His Kingdom or that of the enemy. Holy Spirit will guide you. I have found that true leaders in the Body of Christ are just like the Lord, desiring that those they are discipling to grow and mature into doing even greater deeds than they themselves. They guide, correct and direct from the resevour of Christ’s love in them, never to boost their own image but to encourage the very image of the Lord in others to shine brightly.

~Dr. Russell Welch
Elder / Apostolic Teacher: Highway to Heaven Church and Founder and Shepherd of Remnant Warrior Ministries / Remnant Warrior School of Spiritual Warfare.

The Huguenot’s: Divine Whispers in a Persecuted Faith

Posted: April 22, 2025 in Kingdom Teaching, Prophetic, Remnant
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May 1, 2025 will be the 463rd Anniversary of the French Huguenots arriving in America, more specifically, right here in Jacksonville Florida in a park resting at the head of the St. Johns River, called Huguenot Park.

I was first introduced to the history of the Huguenots while attending Heritage School of Ministry located here in Jacksonville back in 2003, through a man that would go onto to be my spiritual father, Dr. Don Lynch.

For some reason, the story resonated within me, compelling me to study their history. Then in and around 2014, I met a man that I would later start a ministry called the RiverHouse which was a prophetic and Healing ministry, which included the North Florida healing rooms. He had been studying them for a number of years, and offered a great wealth of knowledge pertaining to them.

In 2018, we were blessed to have Ana Mendez Ferrell join us and lead us in a meeting of repentance, and reconciliation with regard to the slaughter of these precious followers of Jesus Christ, whose only desire was to establish a land (country) where Christ could be worshipped freely and in truth.

In celebration of this anniversary, I would like to share a bit about the Huguenot history, especially with the historical records of the flames of revival that they carried and brought here to North America.

But also to prayerfully light a flame in the prayer warriors in this region that read this and encourage them to join me is asking the Father to “Do it again Abba, do it again” …. For I know the Lord is about to do something here in Jacksonville and the State of Florida, as I can feel the intensity that is stirring in the spiritual realm and considering this is a “Open Door” year, let our decrees be heard on Earth and in Heaven…

The Unexpected Vessels
The dawn of the Huguenot revival unveiled a phenomenon that defied conventional understanding. Children, some barely able to form complete sentences in everyday conversation, stood before congregations delivering impassioned sermons with eloquence that stunned witnesses.

Records from the early 18th century document hundreds of cases where young children, between the ages of three and twelve, spontaneously began to preach with a depth of theological understanding that seemed impossible given their limited education and life experience.

These children emerged primarily in the Cévennes region of France, where Huguenot communities faced increasing persecution following the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685.

Like morning dew collecting on the smallest, most overlooked blades of grass, divine inspiration settled upon the least expected members of the Huguenot community.

These tiny vessels, overlooked by authorities and often dismissed even by their own families, suddenly became conduits for messages that both comforted the faithful and challenged the religious establishment.

Their small frames would tremble, their eyes would close, and from their lips would flow words carrying the weight of centuries of theological tradition, yet delivered with a freshness that reinvigorated waning faith.

Historical accounts reveal that these child preachers typically entered trance-like states before delivering their messages. Witnesses described physical manifestations accompanying these episodes: trembling, falling to the ground, and speaking with altered voices that carried unusual power and resonance.

Jean Cavalier, who later became a military leader in the Camisard rebellion, recorded seeing his young cousin “taken by the Spirit” at age six, delivering a sermon on repentance that moved hardened adults to tears.

The child had no recollection of the event afterward, supporting the community’s belief that these were genuine divine interventions rather than rehearsed performances. The phenomenon spread rapidly through the Protestant communities of southern France.

Contemporary accounts suggest that by 1701, in some villages, nearly every child from certain families exhibited these preaching abilities at some point. Catholic authorities and skeptics attributed the occurrences to mass hysteria, parental coaching, or even demonic possession.

However, the consistency of theological content across sermons delivered by children who had never met, combined with the impossibility of such young minds comprehending the complex biblical allusions they referenced, convinced many observers that something extraordinary was occurring.

These child preachers offered hope during a period of intense persecution. Following Louis XIV’s campaign to eliminate Protestantism from France, Huguenot pastors were exiled or executed, churches demolished, and religious gatherings forbidden. Into this spiritual vacuum stepped children who could not possibly have been formally trained in theology, yet who spoke with authority on matters of faith.

Their messages typically focused on themes of perseverance, divine justice, and the importance of maintaining faith despite persecution. One particularly remarkable case involved a four-year-old girl named Marie Dalière who, in 1702, delivered a series of sermons warning of impending judgment against persecutors while offering comfort to the faithful.

The physical toll of these preaching episodes was evident. Children often collapsed afterward, exhausted and unable to remember what they had said. Parents reported that their children maintained ordinary childlike behavior before and after these episodes, showing no special religious inclination in their day-to-day lives.

This stark contrast between their normal childish behavior and their transformed state during preaching sessions reinforced the community’s belief that these were genuine instances of divine inspiration rather than practiced performances.

What makes this phenomenon particularly remarkable is the sharp contrast between these children’s limited cognitive development and the sophisticated content of their preaching. Developmental psychology tells us that children at ages three to seven typically struggle with abstract concepts and complex language.

Their thinking remains concrete, their vocabulary limited, and their grasp of metaphorical language minimal. Yet these young Huguenot preachers employed complex theological concepts, referenced obscure biblical passages, and used rhetorical devices that would challenge educated adults.

Like uncarved blocks of marble suddenly revealing masterful sculptures without the touch of a human chisel, these children displayed abilities that transcended ordinary developmental processes. Their messages emerged fully formed, articulate and profound, without the gradual learning curve that characterizes normal skill acquisition.

This inexplicable leap in capability convinced witnesses they were observing something beyond natural explanation—a divine intervention that purposefully used the weakest members of society to deliver the strongest messages.

If God could speak profound truths through the mouths of three-year-olds who could barely form sentences in everyday conversation, what does this reveal about our fundamental assumptions regarding who is qualified to convey divine wisdom?

Tongues of Fire
Among the most extraordinary aspects of the child prophets’ phenomenon was their apparent ability to speak in languages they had never learned. Historical records document numerous instances of young Huguenot children suddenly able to deliver messages in languages including Latin, Greek, Hebrew, and various dialects they had never been exposed to.

This manifestation, reminiscent of the biblical account of Pentecost, became known as xenoglossia—speaking in actual, identifiable languages unknown to the speaker.

Antoine Court, a Huguenot pastor who initially approached the child prophet phenomenon with skepticism, documented several verified cases where children with no educational background suddenly spoke in perfect Latin or Greek, languages that even most adults in their communities could not understand.

The significance of these unlearned languages extended far beyond mere linguistic curiosity. In an era when Latin remained the language of scholarship and Greek and Hebrew were considered essential for serious biblical study, the sudden ability of uneducated children to speak these languages carried profound theological implications.

The educated elite had long maintained their religious authority partly through their exclusive access to these sacred languages. When illiterate children suddenly began quoting Hebrew scripture with perfect pronunciation and explaining Greek theological concepts with precision, the boundaries between the learned and unlearned dramatically collapsed.

Witnesses frequently documented their amazement at this linguistic phenomenon. Jean-Pierre Maurice, a Swiss pastor who visited the Cévennes region in 1707 to investigate reports of child prophets, recorded hearing an eight-year-old shepherd boy deliver a complex theological argument in flawless Latin, then switch to what appeared to be ancient Hebrew for several minutes of prophetic utterance.

Maurice, who was himself educated in classical languages, wrote: “Having tested the boy afterward, I can attest he has no knowledge of Latin in his normal state, nor can he recognize even the most basic Hebrew characters. Yet in his inspired condition, his command of these tongues exceeds that of many university scholars.”

Imagine a butterfly emerging from its chrysalis with the ability to navigate precisely to a destination it has never seen, guided by instincts it cannot explain.

Similarly, these children emerged from their ordinary consciousness into prophetic states carrying linguistic abilities that transcended their natural capacities, speaking with a fluency and depth that suggested access to knowledge beyond their personal experience or education.

Let us peition Heaven to pour this powerful anointing out upon His faithful in this generation in the mighty name of Yeshua

~Dr. Russell Welch
Elder / Apostolic Teacher: Highway to Heaven Church and Founder and Shepherd of Remnant Warrior Ministries / Remnant Warrior School of Spiritual Warfare.

The most formidable spiritual warriors are not born—they are forged through discipline, instruction, and experience.

Posted: April 12, 2025 in Kingdom Teaching, Remnant, Spiritual warfare
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The following is an excerpt from my book “Warrior’s Arsenal: Equipping Prayer Warriors with the Armor of God”.

Inside this book with its close to 400 pages you will find, what I believe is, Holy Spirit inspired steps to becoming a Victorious Prayer warrior, through a wealth of battle hardened wisdom that comes from many victories, as well as many defeats.

The insights within theses pages come from my own experiences of not just my 23 years in ministry but also include the close to 45 years of being saved (Including my back-slidden years).

For one of the places I garnered the most necessary experience pertaining to Spiritual Warfare was in times of defeat, for there, I was my found myself in the deepest places of humbly asking Holy Spirit what went wrong, and in His gentle manner, He taugt me not just the error of my warfare but more importantly, what ajustments needed to be made so that I did not repeat the mistakes.

When I first wrote this book, I did so with a hope and prayer that it would find its way into the hands of youth, as they transitioned from High school, either into college or the work places, to be a took that would equip them in ways regarding Spiritual Warfre and how to hold onto to their Faith that sadly most Churches do not.

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From Stumbling Novice to Battle-Ready Warrior: Why Some Triumph While Others Falter

When facing an unseen enemy, preparation is everything. The inexperienced believer often approaches spiritual warfare with either naive enthusiasm or paralyzing fear—both equally ineffective on the battlefield of the spirit.

Perhaps you’ve felt that surge of determination after a moving sermon, only to find yourself overwhelmed and retreating when the first real skirmish arrives. Or maybe you’ve wondered why some believers seem unshakable during spiritual attacks while others crumble under the same pressure.

The answer lies not in inherent spiritual gifting but in deliberate, consistent development. Just as no soldier earns their stripes without rigorous training, no prayer warrior becomes effective through occasional, halfhearted efforts.

The most formidable spiritual warriors are not born—they are forged through discipline, instruction, and experience. This developmental process forms the foundation of spiritual fortitude, that rare and precious quality that enables believers to stand firm when everything within them wants to flee.

What many fail to recognize is that spiritual warfare mastery follows the same principles as any other significant skill acquisition. The martial artist doesn’t perfect their technique overnight, nor does the master musician develop their craft in a week.

Similarly, spiritual warfare capabilities mature through stages—from awkward beginner to seasoned veteran—each with its own challenges and victories. Understanding this progression prevents the discouragement that causes many to abandon their post before they’ve truly begun to fight.

The spiritual warrior’s path is neither mysterious nor arbitrary; it follows discernible patterns that, once understood, make growth both predictable and achievable.

Perhaps most importantly, we’ll address the patience required in this process. In an age of instant gratification, the gradual development of spiritual fortitude can feel frustratingly slow. Many abandon their training during plateaus or after setbacks, not realizing these are essential parts of the journey.

The prayer warriors who ultimately prevail aren’t necessarily those with the most dramatic spiritual experiences, but those who persevere through the unglamorous daily work of spiritual discipline. This steadfast commitment—more than any specific technique—distinguishes effective spiritual warriors from those who remain perpetually unprepared.

Spiritual warfare requires consistent practice and discipline. Just as a soldier doesn’t become battle-ready overnight, spiritual fortitude develops through regular training in spiritual disciplines. Prayer, Scripture reading, meditation, and fasting aren’t just activities—they’re training exercises that strengthen your spiritual muscles.

When practiced daily, these disciplines sharpen your spiritual senses, making you more attuned to God’s voice and more resistant to the enemy’s tactics.

You can order a copy of “Warrior’s Arsenal” here on Amazon

~Dr. Russell Welch
Elder / Apostolic Teacher: Highway to Heaven Church and Founder and Shepherd of Remnant Warrior Ministries / Remnant Warrior School of Spiritual Warfare.

An Urgent message to the Remnant Hubs scattered across America

Posted: February 28, 2025 in disciples life, Kingdom Teaching, Prophetic, Remnant, Spiritual warfare
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The American aspiration for “bigger and better,” while often a driver of progress, casts a long shadow on spiritual leadership within the church. 

We’ve subtly, and perhaps unintentionally, morphed servants into superstars, a concept jarringly at odds with the New Testament’s model. The early church understood leadership through the lens of sacrifice, often marked by persecution and rejection, a stark contrast to today’s perceived pathway to acclaim and influence. 

This elevation of individuals to celebrity status within the church carries the insidious risk of idolatry. While the ability to reach millions through a platform is a blessing, the transformation into a “celebrity Christian” is a perilous shift. 

Pastoring a congregation, large or small, is a sacred trust, but fostering personal adoration veers dangerously towards self-worship. Superstar leaders often crave affirmation, allowing their identity to be defined by fame, creating an environment of untouchability and diminished accountability. 

This culture of celebrity ministry stands in stark contrast to scripture and opens doors for profound spiritual danger. Our purpose is to offer worship, not to receive it. 

True spiritual leaders should find contentment in obscurity, magnifying Christ rather than their own personalities. The most gifted and anointed among us are simply servants of all, recognizing that He is everything, and we are nothing. 

Therefore, those in positions of influence must vigilantly guard their hearts against the seductive allure of applause, recognition, prosperity, and power. We must embrace the cross, actively killing the desire for celebrity, and instead, directing all attention and adoration to the only One who is truly worthy. 

As the American church undergoes a period of shaking and refinement, let us embrace humility and recognize that anything less than complete devotion to Christ is spiritual folly. The Lord is purifying His bride, signaling the definitive end of celebrity Christianity.

The subtle shift from relying on scripture to revering a specific pastor as the ultimate authority is a concerning trend within modern congregations. When “It is written…” is replaced with “Pastor So-and-So says…”, red flags should immediately be raised. 

This elevation of individual leaders to near-infallible status fosters a dangerous environment, mirroring the pitfalls of celebrity culture and potentially obscuring the true message of faith. 

The rise of these “celebrity pastors” represents a subtle but pervasive leaven within the American church, often unseen and undiscerned. The emphasis shifts from personal interpretation and engagement with the Bible to blindly following the pronouncements of a charismatic figure. 

This dependence can stifle critical thinking, discourage individual spiritual growth, and ultimately create a culture of unquestioning obedience. The danger lies not necessarily in having respected leaders, but in placing them above the very foundation of the faith. 

The Bible serves as the ultimate source of truth and guidance, and its teachings should be the primary focus of any congregation. When the words of a pastor, however eloquent or inspiring, begin to supersede scripture, the potential for manipulation and doctrinal drift increases significantly. 

Discernment is crucial. It requires a commitment to studying scripture independently, engaging in thoughtful discussion with fellow believers, and holding leaders accountable to biblical principles. 

By fostering a culture of critical thinking and emphasizing the supremacy of scripture, congregations can guard against the insidious influence of personality-driven leadership and maintain a focus on the true message of faith.

An Ordained shift in the Ecclesia Leadership

The heavens weep, not with sorrow for what is lost, but with a fervent plea, a desperate cry for the Bride to return to her first love. Like ancient Israel, seduced by the allure of earthly power and placing their faith in King Saul, humanity has too often turned away from the divine embrace, choosing instead to worship the idols of man. 

We have built monuments to ourselves, placing our trust in fleeting achievements and the hollow promises of earthly kings, forgetting the eternal covenant we have with the Lord God, the source of all creation. 

The air crackles with anticipation, a divine tension pregnant with possibility. The hour has struck, a now word echoing through the corridors of eternity, for a supernatural revival fire to descend. This is not a gentle warming; this is a consuming blaze, designed to purge and cleanse the House of God, to burn away the dross of complacency and lukewarm faith that has choked the life from the Church. 

No longer can we afford to be passive observers, content with the embers of yesterday’s revelation. Right now, in this very moment, the Holy Spirit is not simply whispering; He is roaring. 

He is fanning the flames of a long-awaited reformation, an earth-shaking movement that will not leave a single stone unturned. This is a call to radical obedience, a summons to abandon the comfort of the familiar and embrace the unknown depths of God’s will. 

It is a time to tear down the idols we have erected in our hearts, to cast off the shackles of human approval, and to surrender completely to the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. 

The Bride must awaken, shake off the dust of slumber, and prepare to meet her Bridegroom with a heart ablaze with passion and a spirit wholly devoted to His glory. The time for lukewarmness is over. The time for fire is now.

A Supernatural Spiritual Reset has begun….

From the dawn of creation, an hour was decreed, a moment etched into the very fabric of the cosmos. It is upon us now – the hour of ascension, the moment when the Holy Spirit-fired sons and daughters of the Lord God arise. 

The universe itself has held its breath, poised on tiptoe, in fervent anticipation. Every star, every planet, every swirling nebula has been a silent witness to the unfolding drama, a cosmic stage set for this momentous occasion. 

Even the ancient trees, rooted deep within the earth, stir with excitement, their branches reaching skyward in a silent, verdant applause. They herald the arrival of the Lord’s Holy and Righteous Remnant Army, a force of nature empowered by divine grace, marching forth with unwavering conviction. 

Clothed in the Garments of Warfare, they stand resolute, each piece of their spiritual armor forged in the fires of faith and righteousness, imbued with the power of their Father in Heaven. 

They are not warriors of earthly conquest, but guardians of spiritual truth, protectors of divine purpose. Their mission is not one of destruction, but of reclamation. 

They march under the Command of the Captain of the Host of Heaven’s Army, Lord Sabaoth, Holy Spirit with His directive to first reclaim the seven mountains of influence, and once they have secured and taking possession of these Spiritual Gates, they march on to re-take the House of our God, a sanctuary tarnished by the shadows of worldly influence. 

They are the beacon of hope, accompanied by the Mighty Warriors of Heaven Army, the vanguard of a spiritual revolution, driven by an unshakeable devotion to their Lord and a burning desire to restore the sanctity of His divine dwelling. 

The hour has arrived. The army marches on. The world holds its breath. The restoration begins.

The question is my dear brothers and sisters of the faith, are you going to sit this one out, positioned in a place of idle complacency? Or are you ready to WAR?

~Dr. Russell Welch
Elder / Apostolic Teacher: Highway to Heaven Church and Founder and Shepherd of Remnant Warrior Ministries / Remnant Warrior School of Spiritual Warfare.

Transforming Culture Through the Kingdom: A Call to Authenticity

Posted: February 10, 2025 in disciples life, Kingdom Teaching, Prophetic
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If Brother David Wilkerson were alive today, I believe he would address the Church with the following message:

 In a world saturated with cultural trends and societal norms, the call to spiritual transformation stands as a beacon for the faithful. Romans 12:2 urges believers to cease conforming to the ideals and opinions of the surrounding culture and to experience a profound inward transformation through the Holy Spirit.

This transformation is not merely about personal improvement; it holds the power to discern God’s will and live a life that is pleasing and perfect in His eyes. The challenge lies not only in personal reflection but also in how the Church embodies the essence of the Kingdom of God amidst an ever-changing cultural landscape.

The leadership within the Church faces a critical juncture where the temptation to reflect worldly values threatens the authenticity of the Gospel. The allure of trendy beards, tattoos, and modern aesthetics may be appealing, yet they do not inherently represent the Kingdom of God. Instead, these external markers can distract from the deeper, transformative work that God desires in the hearts of His people.

The Gospel of the Kingdom serves as a powerful agent, capable of delivering those lost in darkness into the marvelous light of God’s love. It is crucial for church leaders to recognize that true representation of the Kingdom cannot be achieved through superficial means; rather, it stems from a life empowered by the Holy Spirit.

The Apostle Paul addresses this issue with clarity, reminding the Corinthians that the essence of the Christian faith is rooted in purity, patience, kindness, and spiritual insight. True leadership and influence come from living according to the principles of the Kingdom, armed with the “mighty weapons of righteousness.”

This means being steadfast even in the face of dishonor and rejection, understanding that worldly accolades hold no value compared to the richness of spiritual legacy. The Apostle’s message highlights the importance of distinguishing between the values of the Kingdom and the trends of the world, urging believers to make room in their hearts for the transformative love of God.

Furthermore, the call to separate from worldly alliances is echoed in 2 Corinthians 6:14-18. This scripture challenges the idea of blending in with a culture that often stands in opposition to God’s truth. The partnership between righteousness and rebellion is inherently incompatible; light cannot coalesce with darkness.

The command to be separate isn’t a call to isolation but an invitation to embrace an identity rooted in divine purpose. As the Temple of the Living God, believers are reminded of their identity and position before God.

The promise of God’s presence among His people serves as a reminder of the high calling to which they are summoned. While external expressions such as beards or tattoos are not inherently wrong, they should never serve as a measure of one’s anointing or acceptance.

The heart’s condition is what truly matters; it is the heart that ought to be marked by the Word of God, resonating with surrender and obedience. If the Church is to impact the surrounding culture meaningfully, it must be fully surrendered to the Holy Spirit’s leading.

As declared in the scripture, “Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit, says the Lord of Hosts,” the emphasis on Spirit-led transformation cannot be overstated. Thus, the hope for the Church lies not in adopting worldly characteristics but in being renewed and transformed by the Holy Spirit.

The prayer for a cleansing fire to sweep across the nation is a call to return to the foundational truths of the Gospel. It is an appeal for believers to awaken to their true identity as reflections of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

As the Church aligns itself with the Kingdom of God and embraces the transformative power of the Holy Spirit, it can rise to meet the cultural challenges of our time, illuminating the path for others to follow.

In this journey of faith, let us remember that the beauty of a life lived in accordance with God’s will is the most powerful testimony of all.


~Dr. Russell Welch
Elder / Apostolic Teacher: Highway to Heaven Church and Founder and Shepherd of Remnant Warrior Ministries / Remnant Warrior School of Spiritual Warfare.

My Journey Through Spiritual Warfare

Posted: February 6, 2025 in Kingdom Teaching, Remnant, Spiritual warfare
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A radical transformation, from the Seed of Faith to a Seasoned Warrior

From the first time I heard the phrase “Spiritual Warfare” from Derek Prince at a meeting in Portland, Maine in 1983, it planted a Spiritual seed in me. This moment was a defining point in my spiritual journey, marking the beginning of a profound transformation.

In 2002, under the mentoring of Dr. Don Lynch, the Lord poured into my life what I interpreted as a “Miracle Grow Anointing.” This anointing catalyzed a significant shift in my spiritual life, empowering me in ways I hadn’t previously experienced. Looking back, I can see how I have been in the fires of that Warfare ever since.

Some of this warfare came from the Father, in the form of pruning, purging, and purifying my walk before Him. These periods were challenging, yet they were essential in refining my character and fortifying my faith. The Father’s hand was evident in these trials, shaping me into a vessel that could withstand greater battles.

At other times, the warfare was instigated by the enemy, testing my resolve and faith in the most trying of circumstances. There were also instances when, in my immaturity, I brought warfare upon myself. These self-inflicted battles were perhaps the hardest, as they required me to confront my own weaknesses and grow beyond them.

Although I understand now that not all battles were ordained by the Father, each one was permitted by Him. The Holy Spirit has shown me how the Father has taken what the enemy meant for destruction in my life and repurposed it for my good. Each battle, regardless of its origin, has been a tool in the Father’s hands to strengthen and equip me, bringing me to where I stand today – as a seasoned warrior.

I remember the days when my prayers were full of my own words, telling the Father what I wanted Him to do. Those prayers often felt like they hit the ceiling and bounced back. It was a humbling realization that true prayer is not about directing God but aligning oneself with His will and listening to His voice.

This journey has been one of learning and unlearning, of falling and rising, and of being broken and remade. Each step, each battle, and each moment of pruning has drawn me closer to the Father and solidified my dependence on Him. Today, I stand not only as a warrior but as a testament to His grace, mercy, and unfailing love.

Through all the fires of warfare, the Father has been faithful, turning every trial into a testimony and every struggle into a stepping stone towards a deeper understanding of His purpose for my life.

And I believe that is part of my calling, to not only war in the Spirit but to teach and train-up other Warriors with Christ-like discipleship of pouring in their lives, everything the Father has poured into mine.

Which is why I can see the aspects of Spiritual Warfare being included in all the books I have written, am writing and shall write in the future.

As the lead Elder and Apostolic teacher at Highway to Heaven Church, I have spent hours praying to the Father, as just the word “Church” troubles me in the sense that He has called me to teach and train-up Warriors, I lean more towards the name Remnant Warrior Boot camp.

However, Holy Spirit keeps reminding me that even though many have been drawn to and now sit encamped in the religious meaning of “Church”, under the control of the religious spirit, which has been around since the fall of the first Adam. We must understand that there is nothing that can stand in the way of the Father’s ability to work around whatever the enemy attempts to use to slow down, or even to ultimately stop Him from reaching His Children.

I have had a number of people ask me, “Why do you always talk about Spiritual Warfare?” The answer is simple: “Because that is the spiritual lane the Father has ordained me to walk in.”

It has come with a cost; at least three times that I am aware of, the enemy sought to take me out. The first was in 2007, with a heart attack, the second was in 2020 via COVID-19, and the third was on November 13, 2023, with a stroke.

Which ironically was on the same day that I committed to the Father’s which I received a prophetic meeting, calling me to join in with other Spiritual Warriors across the nation to retake and occupy the “Spiritual Gates of Government and the Church”

Now, I have no idea how many times the Angels assigned to me have foiled the attempts of the enemy, only they and the Father know. However, I am hoping that when I finally cross through the spiritual veil of this life, to live in Paradise (Garden of Eden), I can view the replay.

So to answer the question of why I write so much about Spiritual Warfare, and the Remnant Warriors, is because that is where the Father has me, confirmed by the fact that Holy Spirit is consistently speaking to me with regard to the Remnant and Spiritual Warfare.

Over the years I have attempted to walk in a different calling, evangelist, preacher and such, however the anointing have never flowed in those areas, I didn’t not discern the Father’s hand in those positions, however when I am teaching, counseling, and writing about the Remnant and Spiritual Warfare, I can feel the passion of the Lord in and over my life.

And in all the books I have read, of those who did great exploits for the Kingdom, they all knew and had accepted the calling of the Father on their lives. And with that, the day that I accepted my calling, the realm of the spiritual opened to me, and in spite of all the attempts of satan on my life, and in time where the battle was so fierce, I have never not once felt His presence with me. 

I have never had an ounce of fear overtake me during these times of engaging in Spiritual Warfare, nor the times of when the enemy attacking me physically, but rather the Spirit which cries out victory, overcomer, and more than a conqueror has risen up in me.

Friends, if you do not know what you’re calling is, or if you are attempting to operate in someone else’s calling, take some time to seek the Lord, pray and ask Him what His calling is on your life. mediate on the Word, and if Holy Spirit leads you to fast, then fast. Trust me, the Father so loves to share with His children, what His calling and ordained destiny is.

A word of caution in closing, when I say pray, I mean have a two-way conversation, ask the Father, and give Him time to respond. Holy Spirit showed me this aspect early in my walk. Remember, He had offered the Israelites the opportunity to enter into an intimate personal relationship with Him, but the rejected that offer, having still the slave mentality telling Moses, you talk to Him, and then tell us what He said, and we can see where that got them

Gideon’s Remnant Army: A Prophetic Call to Battle

Posted: January 20, 2025 in Kingdom Teaching, Prophetic, Remnant, Spiritual warfare
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For several weeks, more specifically, since November 5, 2024, I have been resonating with a profound phrase in my spirit: “Gideon’s remnant army is arising!”

This declaration evokes the Biblical tale of Gideon, found in Judges 7, where the Israelites, hardened by their own transgressions, find themselves oppressed by the Midianites. After seven years of tyranny, they are reduced to hiding in the mountains and caves, stripped of their strength and dignity.

In this dire situation, God calls upon Gideon to rally an army, but the Lord, in His divine wisdom, reduces Gideon’s forces from 32,000 warriors to a mere 300. This seemingly small number against the vast Midianite army symbolizes a powerful truth: God’s strength is made perfect in our weakness.

God’s intention in this narrative was not solely to confront the Midianites but also to challenge the Israelites’ idolatry and reliance on false gods. The Israelites had turned away from the very foundation of their strength—faith in God.

As we reflect on the current state of our nation, it is impossible to ignore the parallels. A country that once proclaimed, “In God We Trust” now grapples with moral confusion, celebrating darkness as light and heralding evil as good.

The flag that once signified freedom and divine dependence is increasingly overshadowed by symbols that represent depravity and disorientation. In this context, the remnant—those who remain steadfast in faith amidst chaos—becomes a beacon of hope.

Returning to Gideon’s narrative, the Lord equips him and his 300 men with unconventional weapons: clay pots, torches, and ram’s horns. These instruments of warfare defy human logic and convention.

Yet, God instructs Gideon to act in unison with his men, demonstrating the power of unity and obedience to divine command. When they break the clay pots and reveal the blazing torches, they signal not only their presence but also the manifestation of God’s power in the midst of overwhelming odds.

The Midianites, caught in confusion and panic, turn on one another, resulting in a victory that no human strength could claim. This ancient story serves as a prophetic reminder for the church today.

The body of Christ finds itself facing an expansive “enemy army” that appears insurmountable. The mainstream media, which I humorously refer to as “Mediaites,” has become a formidable force, spreading misinformation and fostering division among the people.

Yet, even in this bleak landscape, there remains a remnant—those who refuse to bow to the pressures of the world and continue to wield the light of truth against the shadows of deceit.

The assurance from 2 Kings 6:16 resounds with clarity: “Don’t be afraid… Those who are with us are more than those who are with them.” The battle may seem daunting, but the heavenly hosts stand firm alongside the remnant.

We are called to carry the blazing torch of truth and declare the victory of Yahweh with the sound of our voices. The time is approaching when the clay jars will shatter, and the light will shine forth, illuminating the darkness and instilling fear in the hearts of the oppressors.

As we navigate the societal unrest and chaos that characterize our current era, it is crucial to recognize that the conflict extends beyond physical manifestations.

It is a spiritual battle—a Civil War of ideologies, morals, and truths. The remnant army, empowered by faith, will rise up, uniting their voices to strike fear into the hearts of the wicked.

The message is clear: tyranny will not triumph, and the oppressors will not prevail. Gideon’s army, a testament of faith and divine intervention, will once again emerge victorious. In conclusion, the tale of Gideon’s remnant army is not merely a historical account; it is a prophetic call to action for believers today.

We are reminded that it is not by human might or power that we achieve victory, but by the Spirit of the Lord. As we embrace our roles as warriors in this spiritual battle, let us remain steadfast, united, and resolute in carrying the light of truth into the darkness.

The remnant is rising, and with it, the promise of victory in the face of overwhelming odds.

~Dr. Russell Welch
Elder / Apostolic Teacher: Highway to Heaven Church and Founder and Shepherd of Remnant Warrior Ministries / Remnant Warrior School of Spiritual Warfare.

The Call to Arms: Embracing the Spiritual Warfare Mandate

Posted: January 17, 2025 in Kingdom Teaching, Prophetic, Remnant, Spiritual warfare
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In a world increasingly marked by chaos and moral decay, the call to action for the church has never been more urgent. 

Several years ago, my wife and I were divinely guided to transition our ministry from Mighty Arm Ministries to Remnant Warrior Ministries. This change was not merely a rebranding; it came with a divine mandate to establish an online school of Spiritual Warfare.

 However, our commitment to this mission was met with unexpected resistance from various circles, including some ministries that I once revered. They dismissed the significance of spiritual warfare, claiming it to be unnecessary in today’s context. 

Yet, this sentiment stands in stark contrast to the extensive teachings of the apostle Paul, who devoted significant portions of his letters to instructing the early church on the importance of spiritual battle. 

As I reflect on the past several decades, I have witnessed an alarming trend: the neglect and, at times, outright ignorance of spiritual warfare within the church has rendered both the church and our nation vulnerable to the encroachment of the enemy. 

The societal cultures surrounding us have been infiltrated, and in many ways, the church has surrendered territory without the fight that was once characteristic of the body of Christ. 

However, the Holy Spirit has illuminated my path with the revelation that a movement is stirring—a resurgence of ministries and leaders passionately focusing on spiritual warfare. 

Many of these leaders carry the term “warrior” in their ministry names, signaling a collective awakening to the call of God. Listening to Bishop Bill Hamon’s prophetic word for 2025 solidified this realization. 

He spoke of a divine summons to establish an army of warriors, a clarion call for the Remnant Warriors to unite, connect, and reclaim the territories that have been lost. 

This prophetic insight aligns with other messages from trusted prophets, confirming that God is rallying His devoted followers to reinstate the Biblical Art of Spiritual Warfare. 

At the crux of this mission is the realization that a new elite unit within the body of Christ is being deployed to confront the end-time crises we face. 

This brave group, the Remnant Army of God, is characterized by radical commitment to the Lordship of Jesus Christ and a willingness to defend His Bride, even at great personal cost.

 As I penned the declaration for our ministry, I echoed the sentiments of the apostle Paul found in 2 Timothy 4:7-8. Paul’s testament to having fought the good fight and remained faithful serves as a clarion reminder of our ultimate goal—receiving the crown of righteousness reserved for those who eagerly await His return. 

It is not just a promise for Paul but a gracious invitation extended to all who dare to stand firm in their faith. 

In alignment with this mission, the Creed articulated by Judy Lamborn resonates deeply with the heart of every Remnant Warrior. 

It is a pledge of commitment, recognizing the gravity of our calling in this pivotal moment. 

As warriors, we acknowledge that we have been chosen for such a time as this, ready to lay down our lives for the cause of Christ. 

We vow to live according to the infallible Word of God, embracing our responsibility to fulfill the Great Commission. 

We commit to honoring Jesus Christ in our words and deeds, reflecting His love and truth in a world that desperately needs it. 

The time for action is now. The spiritual landscape demands our vigilance and commitment. 

As we stand united as Remnant Warriors, we must sanctify ourselves to a life of prayer and intercession, seeking an intimate relationship with God while fervently working to bring salvation to a lost world. 

Our mission is clear: we must reclaim the ground that has been surrendered and boldly declare the victory of Christ over every aspect of our lives and communities. 

In closing, I urge my brothers and sisters to heed this call. The spiritual battle is real, and the stakes are high. Let us rise as a united front, equipped with the knowledge of our authority in Christ and the unwavering resolve to fight the good fight of faith. 

Together, we will be found fulfilling our divine assignment when He returns, eagerly anticipating the words, “Well done, thou good and faithful servant, enter into the joy of your Lord.” The time for action is NOW. Let us answer the call and step into our destiny as Remnant Warriors.

~Dr. Russell Welch
Elder / Apostolic Teacher: Highway to Heaven Church and Founder and Shepherd of Remnant Warrior Ministries / Remnant Warrior School of Spiritual Warfare.

Dr. Welch has been writing a series of books related to the Lord’s Remnant with strong emphasis on Spirit Warfare and the mandate of the Lord’s Remnant Warriors. The first one written was “The Lord’s Remnant Warriors: Awakened and Rising As God’s Chosen in the Final Harvest” another one is set to be released om January 21, 2025 which is “Called to Conquer : Unveiling the Remnant Warrior Role within the Ecclesia“. He is working on several other to be published this year as well.

The Grave dangers of Misunderstanding Divine Sovereignty and Human Leadership

Posted: December 21, 2024 in Kingdom Teaching, Remnant, Spirit-Wind People
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The relationship between divine sovereignty and human authority has long been a subject of theological debate. A common assertion is that every leader of a nation is divinely appointed by God, which reflects a misunderstanding of the true nature of sovereignty.

The biblical passage found in Romans 13:3-4 offers critical insights into this relationship, emphasizing that rulers serve a purpose aligned with divine justice and goodness. However, it raises pressing questions about the nature of leadership and the implications of human choices in governance.

Romans 13:3-4 states, “For rulers are not a terror to good works, but to the evil.” This assertion implies that the primary role of a leader is to promote good and punish evil. If we accept this premise, it becomes evident that not every leader fulfills this divine mandate.

The concept of rulers as ministers of God suggests that their authority should inherently align with good works; thus, those who persecute the faithful or enact unjust laws cannot be seen as chosen instruments of God.

When leaders act contrary to the principles of justice, compassion, and righteousness, it is misleading to assert that they are God’s chosen representatives. Throughout history, we have witnessed examples where human choices have deviated from divine intention.

The biblical account of the Israelites choosing David over Saul is a poignant illustration of this phenomenon. The people’s desire for a king based on their own perceptions of leadership led them to overlook God’s plan and ultimately resulted in a reign filled with turmoil. Having realized their error, they began to reject Saul and turned toward David.

This historical reference serves as a reminder that human preferences and decisions can lead to outcomes that stray from divine will, suggesting that the expectation of divine endorsement for all leaders is misguided.

Moreover, the assertion that we have the leaders God intended for us at any given time often overlooks the complexities of free will and moral choice. As individuals and communities, we are called to evaluate our leaders based on their alignment with the values of justice, mercy, and truth.

When leaders act as oppressors, it is not merely a question of divine appointment but rather a reflection of human choices that diverge from the righteousness that God desires. In our contemporary society, it is vital to turn back to the purity of the Word through the lens of the Holy Spirit.

Reliance on our emotions or personal leanings can cloud our judgment and lead us to accept leaders who do not reflect the values we hold as sacred. Instead, we should engage in discernment grounded in scripture and spiritual wisdom.

This process invites us to critically assess our leaders and ensure that their actions resonate with the good works mandated by God. We need to understand that the notion that every leader is God’s choice diminishes the complexity of divine sovereignty and human agency.

Romans 13:3-4 challenges us to recognize the responsibility that comes with leadership and the moral imperative to choose leaders who advocate for good rather than evil. We must step back and look through the lens of history, see the mistake that we made, and allow Holy Spirit to reset us in the right direction.

For is it not a truth that the relationship between faith and governance has been a topic of contention throughout history, with scripture often cited to justify the authority of leaders? Romans 13, which calls for the honoring of governing authorities, can be dangerously misinterpreted.

Again, this misinterpretation has, at times, led to complicity in the actions of tyrants and the acceptance of misguided doctrines. A historical examination reveals the pitfalls of conflating divine authority with political power, as seen in the era of Emperor Constantine.

Certain factions within the Church accepted his rule and, by extension, the doctrines of the Catholic Church, turning a blind eye to the corruption that accompanied it. However, a steadfast Remnant, known as “The people of the Way, The Lord’s dedicated Ecclesia, arose, refusing loyalty to both the Emperor and the Church.

This group faced persecution and it ultimately drove the true followers of Christ underground, demonstrating the peril of aligning faith with authoritarianism. The narrative continues with the Irish Monks, who embodied a radical commitment to the teachings of Christ, particularly those from the Gospel of John.

These Monks stood against the King of England and the Church of England, which claimed divine sanction for its rule. Their refusal to submit to the Pope and the English crown led to their persecution and expulsion from their homeland.

This pattern of resistance to the intertwining of faith and political power highlights a recurring theme: the existence of a faithful Remnant that remains true to scriptural integrity in the face of societal pressures.

Later, the Moravian Community of Herrnhut in Saxony, established in 1727, represented another chapter in the ongoing struggle for authentic faith amid political turmoil. This prayerful community became a beacon of hope and mission, showcasing the power of a united ecclesia dedicated to prayer and the pursuit of God’s will.

History records that out of this powerful move of the Lord we saw the rise of many leaders such as the Wesley brothers, Charles and John Wesley just to mention a few, that birthed a powerful Holy Spirit fueled movement.

However, we see a few hundred years later how the Lutheran Church in Germany’s misinterpretation of authority during the rise of Adolf Hitler starkly illustrates the dangers of failing to discern true leadership.

Hitler was falsely regarded as God’s chosen servant, leading many to forsake their moral compass and align themselves with a regime that perpetrated unspeakable atrocities. While notable figures such as Dietrich Bonhoeffer bravely opposed this misguided theology, the broader Church too often capitulated, allowing the Nazi regime to manipulate scripture for its ends, even replacing crosses with swastikas.

The misuse of Martin Luther’s writings, which expressed his later animosity towards Jews, fueled the anti-Semitic agenda of the Nazis. This historical reflection underscores the urgent need for contemporary believers to return to a sound interpretation of scripture, free from distortion by cultural or political agendas.

Rather than bending the scriptures to fit our understanding, we must allow the Holy Spirit to elevate our comprehension, guiding us to a place of true sonship where we can discern the mind of the Lord.

In a world rife with conflicting ideologies, the call remains: to honor God above earthly rulers, seeking clarity and truth in our faith, and standing firm against any authority that seeks to undermine the core tenets of our beliefs.

So my brothers and sister in the faith, as we navigate the intricate dynamics of governance, let us seek guidance through scripture and the Holy Spirit, allowing our understanding of leadership to reflect the righteousness that God desires for His creation. Only then can we truly honor the divine sovereignty that underlies our earthly authorities.

~Dr. Russell Welch
Elder / Apostolic Teacher: Highway to Heaven Church and Founder and Shepherd of Remnant Warrior Ministries / Remnant Warrior School of Spiritual Warfare.

Spiritual Battles: The Power of Fasting in Spiritual Warfare

Posted: December 20, 2024 in disciples life, Kingdom Teaching, Remnant, Spiritual warfare
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In a world overflowing with distractions and spiritual turmoil, the concept of spiritual warfare often feels daunting and distant for many. While we may not be engaged in epic battles of national importance, the reality remains that we are all fighting personal spiritual battles that require attention and strategy. Central to these struggles is the practice of fasting—a powerful yet often overlooked tool that can elevate our spiritual walk and bring us closer to God.

As believers, we can draw strength from the same weapons that great men of God utilized throughout the Bible, highlighting the importance of humbling ourselves before God and engaging in a lifestyle of fasting.

Fasting is not merely a ritual; it is an intentional act of surrendering to God. It is an acknowledgment of our vulnerabilities and a conscious effort to draw nearer to the divine. In my own life, I experienced the liberating power of fasting when I found myself ensnared by the chains of sin, including sexual sins.

Through humbling myself before God in fasting, I found that it was not my sacrifices that moved Him, but rather my willingness to step into His spiritual realm. God’s grace enveloped me, leading me toward freedom.

This personal testimony underscores the transformative power of fasting and its essential role in our spiritual journeys. Over the years I have joined in with other ministries and the communities that I was part of who adopted fasting as a fundamental practice.

For example, each January, for a number of years I joined in with Jentezen Franklin’s Church committing to 21 days of fasting, and other times I would fast the first three days of each month. This commitment stems from my understanding of the spiritual warfare we face and the Lord’s Chosen one’s—the calling to fulfill, calamities to overcome, and spiritual enemies to conquer.

Regular fasting not only strengthens our connection to God but equips us to face adversities with renewed faith and resilience. Recognizing that spiritual conflict is an ever-present reality compels us to adopt fasting as a regular habit.

As articulated in John 10:10, the spiritual adversary seeks to “steal, kill, or destroy” our God-given joy. By fasting and praying, we harness vital weapons to claim victories over these forces. Instead of merely addressing the symptoms of our struggles, we must dig deeper to confront the root causes of our spiritual issues.

This proactive approach allows us to engage with the unseen spiritual world that pervades our lives, thereby making prayer an indispensable part of our spiritual arsenal. It is essential to acknowledge that some within the Church argue that fasting is unnecessary under the New Covenant—an argument that seems to contradict the teachings of Jesus.

In Matthew 9:15, Jesus states, “Can the wedding guests mourn while the bridegroom is still with them? The days will come when the bridegroom is taken away from them, and then they will fast.” This statement reinforces the continued relevance and necessity of fasting in our spiritual lives.

As Spiritual Warriors for the Lord, we are called to uphold the orthodoxy of Scripture and embrace the practices that deepen our relationship with God. As we embark on a new year, I encourage you to seek God earnestly through prayer and fasting.

By doing so, you open yourself to the profound possibilities of divine intervention. Fasting is not a mere act of deprivation; it is a pathway to spiritual awakening and renewal. May you experience the power of fasting and witness the transformative answers to your prayers as you navigate the spiritual battles that lie ahead.

My prayer is that you, reader, will embrace this sacred practice, and allow God to lead you into a deeper, more victorious relationship with Him.

~Dr. Russell Welch
Elder / Apostolic Teacher: Highway to Heaven Church and Founder and Shepherd of Remnant Warrior Ministries / Remnant Warrior School of Spiritual Warfare.

Be sure to check out Dr. Welch’s newest book “Dare to Sin No More – Breaking free from Sin’s Grasp“”

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