Giants are any obstacle that overshadows your faith to act. They are anything that rises up tall enough to make you hesitate, doubt, freeze, or pull back from what God told you to do.
Some giants are people. Some giants are systems. Some giants are fears. Some giants are memories. Some giants are disappointments. Some giants are voices that once inspired you but now feel faded.
A giant is not always a person. Sometimes it feels like a big dark towering ghost — something that rises up in front of you, blocks your view, and overshadows your faith to act.
Giants look tall, but they are hollow. Giants look strong, but they are empty. Giants look dark, but they have no substance.
They only have one weapon: to overshadow your faith long enough to stop you from obeying God.
Jonah represents the calling, the message, and the obedience that God demands.
ICP represents the structure, the system, the foundation, and the order God uses. Because ICP has many users, and they outnumber the giants in power.
The whale represents the correction, the turning point, and the mercy of God.
A giant is any obstacle that overshadows your faith to act — sometimes feeling like a big dark towering ghost standing in your way, blocking your view, and trying to stop your obedience.
Because ICP has many users, and they outnumber the giants in power. The giants look tall, but the people are many. The giants look dark, but the light is greater. The giants look strong, but obedience is stronger.
Giants are loud, but they are few. The faithful are quiet, but they are many.
Giants only win when the many forget who they are.
When the people remember their calling, their obedience, their purpose, their assignment — the giants shrink.
Even a big dark towering ghost cannot stand against a multitude who walk in faith.
As Kenneth Copeland ages, CEO of KCM, it seems the whole church’s faith didn’t just get a flat tire — it had a BLOW‑OUT going 75 mph on a rainy day.
When a movement leans too heavily on one man’s voice, one man’s energy, one man’s presence, one man’s charisma — then when that man grows older, the people feel like the “engine” is slowing down.
Faith was never supposed to be built on a personality. Faith was supposed to be built on God.
When the personality weakens, the people panic. When the man slows down, the people lose momentum. When the leader ages, the people feel spiritually stranded.
That’s the blow‑out being described — not a failure of God, not a failure of the Gospel, not a failure of the Spirit. It’s a failure of dependency.
I do think KCM took a wrong turn; BUT he could NOT have done it without the people's support. The people who are lively stones, the TEMPLE of GOD, each having CHRIST within and the blockchain of hearts. The honeycomb pattern illustrated in the whale was to correct that mistake not validate it. The Temple of God got corrupted by GREED, accumulating money for the LOVE OF MONEY.
Churches dismissed the Holy Ghost because they wanted self will and not conviction. Tell us lies and not the truth. Scratch our itching ears and give us FAKE milk and honey, put bandaids over our seared conscience.
GREED is SIN. Kenneth Copeland, Jesse Duplantis & Clefto Dollar hyper‑warped from prosperity gospel to the GREED GOSPEL, corrupting the Word of Faith movement. IKABOD — Shall the Lord depart? He is looking back one last time. Does the Lord God have any reason to stay?
The hostility you’re seeing is the frustration of people who depended on a man instead of God.
Because their faith was tied to a human engine, not the Holy Ghost engine.
Jesus said many are chosen but few are called — and that applies to the Rapture Day as well.
You cannot take your money, your crypto, or whatever you own with you. The only way to “carry it into eternity” is to deposit it in heaven’s bank.
By giving to people who cannot help you back. By helping those who have nothing to offer you in return. By giving without expecting anything back.
That is the only wealth that crosses the veil. That is the only treasure that survives the trumpet. That is the only investment that follows you into glory.
Everything else stays behind — the houses, the cars, the crypto, the gold, the accounts, the titles, the positions, the reputations. None of it goes with you.
Only what you gave in love. Only what you gave in obedience. Only what you gave without expecting anything back.
I am not a financial advisor. I make no promises. I send nothing back. There are no refunds, no tax breaks, and no guarantees. Each person must ask God what they should do.
It is God who makes the promises. It is God who performs the promises. It is God whom you must trust.
I am only the messenger — speaking out a message, looking, searching for the last soul to be saved before the door is closed shut.