Carol Arnott - The Fear of the Lord is Coming to the Church - Warning about Hyper-Grace

Carol Arnott from Catch the Fire Toronto (Formerly TACF) shares a prophetic dream at Bethel Church, Redding CA about a coming wave of glory, with a sober warning about sin and the false grace message.

[@kimberlygreidanus5639]

It is Dec. 2023 rn and this Word is still correct, we need to go higher in Christ Jesus and walk in absolute obedience, Let it be today Lord that we choose YOU, In Jesus Name Amen

[@lindakroezen3040]

I have been waiting for years to see someone stand before the people of God trembling in the fear of the Lord themselves to give this message. I have sensed a great weight of the seriousness of this and didn't understand why I wasn't seeing this, til today, God led me to this message. Thank you Carol for being so bravely obedient, we should be forever changed by this message

[@marcuswheeler8972]

Amen and Amen!! We're now in the season that Sister Carol saw in her dream. May we repent and fear the Lord. 🙏🙏🙏

[@williameberle4250]

The word of the Lord. If anything, more fresh today (January 2021) than when it was delivered.

[@rob43402]

This message reminds me of a word which I have been holding in my heart for years and years. It is this: "I hear your songs, but I know your hearts; I hear your words, but I know your works. I know who sings to please Me, and I know who sings to please themselves or someone else. I know your works. I know how you spend your time, and I know how you spend your money. I see what you do when you think that no one is watching, and behold, we are all watching you! Is there no need for repentance? Is there no need for brokenness and contrition? Is there not need to confess your sins to one another?" And there is another word which is a companion to the first. It is this: "I have taken the wind out of your sails because I see the bodies in your wake - those who have disagreed with you and have been wounded and cast overboard and forgotten. But I have not forgotten them, and now if you want the wind back in your sails, go humble yourselves and be reconciled with the wounded and see what I will do as a result!"

[@petercloughley1573]

Lord I bless Carol Arnott in your name and thank you for her and for the word of God she carries.

[@kareneraman67]

you know, I got your CDs and DVDs in 2002 when you were in south africa. I still use it and it is liberating people even unto this day! You have changed my life and transformed my family's lives!

[@sherylturnerturner1352]

I've been sensing this for a few years, it's not a well received word, but Carol is spot on with the heart of the King

[@rob43402]

Denying ourselves and taking up our crosses daily, and taking the Lord's yoke upon us daily so that we can accompany Him in meekness and lowliness of heart are the keys to doing Father's will and pleasing Him in every respect!

[@NBell-vv9ij]

100 percent on point here we are😢 this is a word for now 2020 is confirmation! Help us Lord 🙏

[@tracylegette3088]

Prayers me my family and church family

[@FirstLast-uy3di]

CONFIRMATION BLESSU CAROL❤🙌🙌ALL GLORY TO YAH🙏🙏📖🔥😇😇😇💝

[@trojax44]

Awesome Lord thanks so much for everything.

[@j3f2c1]

amen!!

[@TheWordSpirit]

Hebrews says With Reverence and godly fear we walk with the Father.

[@susiewelchman8658]

Amen🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@honeybee3574]

11:53 to 12:30. I don't understand. Don't share. Share a little? Sounds like a test. We need to test the spirits.

[@mom92]

what is the name of the song that the woman sang in the video? I know it is a Psalm of David.

[@TillZionSings]

I think it's just called "The steadfast love of the Lord", or "The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases"... I just googled the lyrics and the song comes up. Not sure if it's the actual title or not. It sure is a great song and wonderful Psalm!

[@mom92]

Thank you so much! The words are beautiful set to that melody. What a beautiful song of worship.

[@j3f2c1]

this fear is worship.

[@andybilgen]

For God is not a God of disorder but of peace. 1 Corinthians 14:33 - Shaking violently and uncontrollably is not order, but disorder. Therefore the spirit is not the Holy Spirit. The miracles you referenced to all had a purpose, for example. Jesus spitting on the ground, could be to show He was the creator. The LORD God formed the man from the dust of the ground - Genesis 2:7. God is perfect, everything He does is to point to the Son, and Glorify the father. Shaking uncontrollably does not bring conformity to the image of Christ by any means.

[@tiaanvantonder6241]

I think you need to repent brother of judging what the Holy Spirit is doing .

[@marty8028]

Amen, brother! Her spasmodic jerking, and the weird “Whoa”s are nowhere found in the New Testament

[@howardem40]

Repent at the mercy seat?? How about repent to Jesus Christ, our LORD and SAVIOR for the forgiveness of sins from this "hyper-grace". What is wrong with Carol Arnott's prophetic dream and prophecy? I don't understand.

[@danapet1]

Jesus sits on the Mercy Seat. That is why she said, come to the mercy seat---come to Jesus IS exactly what she is saying. She is condemning hyper grace. Listen again.

[@danapet1]

@howardem40 I encourage you to study the meaning of the elements of the Arc of the Covenant so that you can understand what she is saying and not be deceived

[@samgott8689]

Grace isn’t license to sin? Thanks, we got that one already in Romans 3 and, well, every passage that has a command to repent....but I suppose if you preach the (written) Word of GOD, you don’t get to preach yourself and how special you are....

[@TillZionSings]

Samgott God can’t speak to someone in a dramatic way and highlight a Scriptural truth? If you don’t believe in the supernatural why don’t you just come right out and say so? At least that makes you honest. Much of the Body is still living in sin. Secret sin. This is why God is highlighting this very basic & foundational truth of the gospel: Repentance, turning away from sin, and turning to Christ. Scriptural truth is to be lived out, not merely for you to boast your knowledge and say, “Thanks, I already know that. Impress me with something else!”

[@samgott8689]

@@TillZionSings Depends on what you mean by "speak" to someone. God "speaks" to me every single day...reading His Word, hearing His Word preached, and, yes, even with the Holy Spirit illuminating Scripture in a very intimate and personal way as I go about my day. Illumination, however, is not personal Revelation. I expect we disagree on this topic, and it is important. It can be the difference between a stable Christian walk built on the sure foundation of His Word or one that is blown about by every wind of doctrine; but be careful about the assumptions you make. I haven't said anything that would insinuate you aren't my brother/sister in Christ. My point is: if it's foundational, Scriptural Truth (it is) and it's extremely important (it is) why should we expect that it come in the form of something strange and fantastical happening to Carol Arnott, and then only delivered under equally strange circumstances, when we have the clear, certain command to confess our sins to one another and should be reminded every Sunday to repent and believe? Who and what did this story point to for a source of authority? It's a very dangerous ground to be on to not simply hear the Word preached regularly and faithfully, even if the message is itself Biblical.

[@samgott8689]

@@TillZionSings Hey, PS: did you know that our brother, the Apostle Peter, before he died pointed us as the Church (that includes you and me!) to the written Word? He did indeed, in 2 Peter chapter 1, and even says that Scripture ("graphe": written word) is even more sure and reliable than the voice from Heaven he heard give testimony of Christ on the Mountain of Transfiguration! The Apostle Paul, likewise, affirmed to young Pastor Timothy that the Scripture is perfect, and perfectly sufficient for fulfilling all of God's purposes within His Church, and charged him to preach it (the written Word), and to avoid those who go on and on about themselves, or their dreams, or angels, or vain philosophies, or fanciful myths, fit only for old women, and to teach others to do likewise. You see, believing in the supernatural isn't the point: God's Word is supernatural, and it is perfect and complete in all we need to know, and it has not been silent regarding this particular topic.

[@samgott8689]

@Godwin Achilefu I'd feel pretty special. I'd even have people simply assuming God is working through me and saying that criticism must be a sign I'm doing something right, and definitely not worth looking into or anything. I'd feel doubly special if I were someone who isn't Biblically qualified to teach or exercise authority in Christ's Church in the first place, yet there I am, defying the odds and the haters!

[@miller8084]

If you just read the Word and apply it you will not misuse grace. Only when you rely on people who claim to be a prophet and never teach what the Word says can you get the abuse that is cited. What a ridiculous expression of how the Lord conveys truth. Two words: “grow up.”

[@hackprine5691]

A fear of the Lord..... Then why does she preach or call herself a pastor when the Bible teaches that God forbids women from Preaching or pastoring.

[@debbieann2078]

Wow she's lost weight

[@maryloucarruthers9469]

do not ever let these people touch you,the demons will enter you!

[@tommybrookes3066]

NO DEMONS JUST BAD PEOPLE

[@BryanLChess]

Amen!

[@danapet1]

I received healing in my body from a severe nerve disorder when they laid hands on me and prayed for me in the name of Jesus in 2012. It has never come back. I give all glory to Jesus.

[@samgott8689]

@@danapet1 awesome - and how is your terrible sin condition doing?

[@tommybrookes3066]

EVERYBODY IS YAWNING, GO ON GIVE THEM SOME GOOD OLD FEAR TO WAKE THEM UP, SHE COULD BORE A GLASS EYE , IS THIS CANNED LAUGHTER I CAN HEAR, IVE HAD ENOUGH, IM GOING .

[@andybilgen]

Minute 16-17... what did she say that she couldn't have said normally? Pure demons. I'm praying for them all, in Jesus' precious name. Amen!

[@CarolDee61]

Andrew Oz define normal. You mean normal like spitting in dirt and putting mud on someone's eyes to see a creative miracle? Or normal like wasting a year's worth of wages to anoint Jesus with oil? Or normal like Elijah calling down fire from heaven to burn up the sacrifice and the altar? Bless you and your spirit.

[@andybilgen]

For God is not a God of disorder but of peace. 1 Corinthians 14:33 - Shaking violently and uncontrollably is not order, but disorder. Therefore the spirit is not the Holy Spirit. The miracles you referenced to all had a purpose, for example. Jesus spitting on the ground, could be to show He was the creator. The LORD God formed the man from the dust of the ground - Genesis 2:7. God is perfect, everything He does is to point to the Son, and Glorify the father. Shaking uncontrollably does not bring conformity to the image of Christ by any means.

[@jerryjones7607]

I have found the Lord often uses 'strange' people, and He uses imperfect people who love HIM and the Things of the Spirit.

[@mom92]

Demons don't glorify God, tell people to repent of their sins, fear the Lord or run to the Mercy Seat to be forgiven. I feel you have somehow rejected the message because you rejected the package it came in and the effect of the presence of the Lord God on the person who gave it. If you had the Holy Spirit indwelling in you, He would bear witness that this MESSAGE is of the Living God and in no way glorifies satan.. You being a Christian should be able to judge the content in righteousness.

[@aaronknight4800]

Blasphemy.

[@brettbates4399]

This is blasphemous