Holy Disruption With Heather Schott | What's Happening in The Nations + The Return of Jesus Christ

But people are literally losing their lives and their livelihoods to put their faith in Jesus. So you see these mass events of people coming to know the Lord and it's like the hundred thousand people came to know the Lord and it's like what happened to them after that. And with our freedom we remain silent. We have freedom to actually share the gospel. And we're silent. What are like the benefits? What does it do for you when you share the gospel and disciple people who don't know the Lord? Welcome to another episode of Holy Disruption. I'm your host, Heather Schott. Look, we are seeing events around the world that the Bible describes as end times. It's unfolding before our eyes. What is happening in the nation is significant right now. A group of almost 150 women and a few men just fasted with me at the beginning of this year for 40 days for freedom in the nations. I knew God was calling us to this fast at the end of last year's 40-day fast freedom in America. A big group of us went to Philly to pray and break it at the Liberty Bell crying out for freedom in America. And the greatest spiritual awakening our nation has ever gone through. We are now seeing revival and reformation in our nation. Then as we drew closer to 2026, the fast for freedom in the nations, we saw an uprising in the nations in Nigeria, in Venezuela, in Greenland, in Israel, in Iran. In fact, we saw Iran begin to cry out for their freedom from wicked and oppressive leaders that were murdering their own people. We contended for this nation and on one Wednesday morning prayer moment with the women, we all begin to cry out for the gallows to be hung for the Hamans in the land. We'll get into more of this later because I know many Christians when I say that statement will be offended saying, did you actually pray for these wicked men to be removed from leadership to come down? Yes, we did. We prayed the last day also in our fast in Washington, D.C., in the embassy district, right outside the old abandoned Iran embassy. And we decreed revival and reformation over this nation and for Haman to come down. Just a couple weeks later, we saw Haman come down in Iran. And what many say is the most wicked leader that has ever led in Iran, thousands of deaths from his hands of their own people was brought down by America. But I believe truly by the hand of God. This was an Esther's moment, freedom for the people and the nation's wicked dictator brought to justice. See, these are the signs the Bible speaks of in end times. We see it in Matthew 24 verse six through eight and verse 14. Listen to this, says in verse six, you will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but see to it that you are not alarmed or what? Not afraid. These things must happen, but the end is still to come. Nation will

rise against nation and kingdom against kingdom. There will be famines and earthquakes in various places. And all of these are just the beginning of the birth pains. And listen to this, the next chapter is titled witnessing to all nations. Verse 14 says, and this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in all of the world as a testimony to all nations. And then the end will come. A sign of the end coming of the return of Jesus is the gospel being preached around the world to every nation. Today, I have a man with me fulfilling this prophecy, fulfilling the Great Commission. A man of God, his name is pastor Chris Donald. He's a mercy culture pastor. He's evangelist. He's a co-founder of what is called, it's also a house vision of mercy culture. It's called 33rd Company, equipping believers to share the gospel boldly and to live out their faith in everyday life. He's the director of mercy culture, spiritual leadership school. He's the author of Belong and Run Your Race. He's passionate about answering the call to make disciples and sharing the love of Jesus with the world. He leads missions and multiple nations, including the Middle East. This is what I would say is a modern day hero that many people will overlook and never know the cost, the sacrifice, the suffering that they've gone to to preach the gospel to the one or to the multitudes. This is Chris Donald. Thank you so much for being here on this podcast today. I love you so much. Thank you so much. I love the work that she... were transitioning into Mercy culture and I was so excited. My heart has you know this it has beat for the nations for a really really long time. My husband's really had a heart for America where I've I've had the heart beat for the nations and even in our beginning years of youth ministry. It was my my passion and joy to lead missions to other nations and our youth groups and just see the miracle signs and wonders that I believe were evidence of God's love and his jealousy for his people in the nations. And this is something that you carry so beautifully. So before we get into all of it, will you just tell people about the vision of 33rd company, what it is, how it came to be. Yeah, how it came to be it was a van right in the Philippines where we were just dreaming out loud. But the vision is to equip the everyday believer to win the loss to make disciples a daily. So it's right we have a and maybe we can come back to this too.

We say individuals lead to cities and cities lead to nations. So as much as I'm passionate about the nations, Iraq, Israel, Japan, I'm as passionate about Fort Worth. I just flew in last night and I'm like, I'm in my city. This is my mission field. And then also we go to the most unreached and dangerous places with the gospel because somebody has to go. So on these trips that we go on, you know, my kids are, you know, maybe people that they truly do love God, but they would say, hey, it's not wise to go to some of these places. We always tell our kids, well, somebody has to tell them, come on. And so we want to equip the everyday believer wherever they are in the world, whether that be Japan, Egypt, America, Fort Worth. And then we want to take the gospel to the most unreached and dangerous places. And it really came when I was 18 years old, I was a dairy farmer in Washington State. And I was actually pursuing a career in the fire department, had no grid for really church, like a merciculture. I didn't even know something like this could exist. And I had an encounter with God at 18 where everything shifted. And in this encounter, I was brought up, didn't believe in the baptism and the Holy Spirit. I was actually told probably the opposite. I was told as well, you know, if somebody heals somebody that's probably the devil, watch out. It's kind of the framework of like, it's crazy, like the framework that I was, people that love God, but just we're not exposed to the Holy Spirit. So when I encounter God in Seattle, Washington at a youth event, I actually fell over backwards. I began to pray in the Holy Spirit. And I heard God's voice say, you're going to travel the world, preach the gospel, cast out demons, heal the sick, raise the day, cleanse the leper. I stood up off the ground and I repeated it. Now my wife, Chelsea, she was my friend then.

And I just repeated what God said. I had not read the Bible, like I didn't even know what the book of Acts said. So I came back home, went to Bible college and I can remember being in Bible college going, Oh, wow, like what God said to me is actually in the words. So really the vision of 33 was birthed when I was born again and baptized in the Holy Spirit. And then it took a few years for it to, you know, become one of this today. So how did you start stepping out going from not saved to having this encounter to passionate for souls? How did that progress? Yeah. So I think the way that I came into the kingdom was pretty, pretty dramatic. My hand got stuck to a Bible. Demons got cast out of me, just, you know, your casual encounter. I won't go into that whole story. So it was a pretty radical shift. And then my baptism in the Holy Spirit encounter was three months later. So there was these two major encounters with God. But then a team came in from a church and equipped us very simply on evangelism. So I had a heart to share with people, but they came and they were like, Hey, let us show you how to do it. And I can remember I'm like 18 and a half. I get in this car. I'm going to go on my first outreach. And we're driving in the car and this really bold girl that was a part of the team was with three or four of us. And I remember she's like, that person right there. And the guy pulled the car over, she jumped out of the car and ran this person down and shared the gospel and something in me was awakened like, Oh, that's how you do it. So that day, 18 and a half, I stepped out for the first time and shared my faith after

watching somebody else do it. after being equipped myself and then If I, if I've been in public, I have shared Jesus probably from that day moving forward. And it's a natural response to what Jesus had done in my life, but it took me seeing somebody else doing it. And that's why at 33rd, we're so passionate about equipping people to step out because that's how I got activated. So we want to see people be activated the same way. You, you talked about local missions versus overseas. And we'll talk, we'll get to the nations, but I think a lot of pastors that evangelists come and they're, they're a part of that fivefold ministry and submit their ministries. You know, a lot of pastors care for their cities because God sent them there and set their hearts on fire. So like what you were just talking about, I love this city. Talk about your love for local missions. What does that look like? Because you're in college campuses. You're on street corners. You're in people's backyards. You're going and picking people up from the streets, bringing them back home. Talk about local missions. Yeah. So for us, and God really gave us this, this mindset, it's individuals lead to cities and cities to nations. And I've seen it played out in my life. So for me, if I can't steward my neighborhood, I can't steward my city. What, why would I need to go to Dallas or go to Waco or go to, I was just in Spokane. So, and then I think, and it's good to have a mindset for the masses, but I'm not a mass evangelist. I'm a one on one. And then there's moments for masses, but in those crowds, so they're made up of people. And so God has just given me the ability to see the individual. So I'll give you just an example. I took Chelsea on a date, not this Friday, but the Friday before that. And we're just having a good time and our server comes up to the table. And somehow I had mentioned in the conversation that I was a pastor and normally, that's not what we do. Normally it's, hey, we want to pray for you when you bring the food out and we have a moment because it's not work for us to share our faith. It's very natural. And so his name's Enrique, and he comes back to the table. He beats me to it. He breaks down in tears. He's like, I, I need you to pray for me. I need to connect with God. Can you please like help me? Can you pray for me right now? So that was on Friday. And then that next Thursday, I met with a metacoffee shop in town. He had never been born again. He prays to be born again. He'll be at my house this Thursday. So it's, it's slowing down for the individual. And when we do that, what, what God spoke to us at 33rd Company is is we need to raise up evangelists that will

partner with local church pastors to win cities. So so often evangelists are thinking, I got to get to this trip or do this or speak at this church where my mindset as an evangelist is, I've got to raise up evangelists that will treat their hometowns like mission fields. Come on. There's lost everywhere. And then when they do that and you steward a city, then God opens up another city and then begins to open up the nations. But then my mindset for the nations are the same way. So I just went to Brazil a couple of weeks ago. And when I went to Brazil to a church of, I think the church is, there's 400,000 people in the city. The church is 40,000 people. I went not to preach on a stage. I went to find the one and I was at the gym on our off time. And this young man, he's 19 years old, his name is Victor. He gets born again. We go play basketball, eat ice cream. And now he's plugged into the church. And I'm able to be there and say, Hey, church, look, like your city's full of victors. So for us, I really, and I say this with confidence, but with humility, like the Lord spoke to me and said, you're going to start a new believer movement in the nation. And I was like, how? He said, just win the next person to the Lord and be their friend. So as I've done that and not been overwhelmed with the greater mission and just focused on the one person in front of me, I look back behind me and now we have hundreds of Mercy culture members that are going after the one. It's wild. And then the one leads to the multitude. Like, you see that in scripture over and over where Jesus, the woman with issue, but what she's fighting through the crowds to get to Jesus, that they have this one on one moment. And then those one on one moment so often leads to this, like the multitudes that have faith for the healing, for the deliverance, for the freedom. And so like, I know, I hear what you're saying, that's not the heart posture that I'm trying to get to a platform, but what's also as beautiful about the heart posture, about the one, is the thousands of people you've baptized. You have the heart for the one, then God comes and just begins to move miraculously. Yeah, so like our mission is where our feet are, so we live that way everywhere we go. And then I find if I focus on what God has asked me to take care of, he takes care of the rest, so we roll into the year of Reformation, Pastor Landon gets up, he's prophesying, he says, "I saw a vision of Chris and a 33rd company rolling around the city in a truck." And I was like, "I don't want a dumb looking truck, like I want a cool one." Like I've seen some trucks that are like, "Ah, that's not, I don't want this." Oh my gosh, that modern truck gone. It's a lovely thing that I posted about. So it's like a Tesla. I saw your pose. Garbage can.

So a guy, a guy gives us, so the prophetic word goes out, a guy in Nebraska partners with the prophetic word and fits out this Ford F350 Super Duty D so with the baptism tank on the back. And it's so fun. So then we did, in that year, it was 2024, God spoke to us clearly and said, "Don't travel." So we're an itinerant ministry that travels to the nations. He says, "Don't travel, stay home, serve your pastors and serve mercy culture." And so we did, we stayed home that whole year. And I think we saw about 3,000 people born again in that time. And we're just driving around with your baptism hole in the back of the truck. Your banks and front yards and just being obedient to what the Holy Spirit told us to do. And one of the things that I love about your ministry, about who you are, Pastor Chris, is every time I hear you talk about your everyday life salvation, people coming to know the Lord. It's usually followed up with, and then they were at my house for dinner. Yes. I remember with me and my family, and then, you know, there's this seamless connection between evangelism and discipleship that you live out so beautifully. And I think, I don't know, I feel like growing up, I remember hearing people talk about evangelism, but not as often talking about discipleship. So that you see these mass events of people coming to know the Lord, and it's like, the 100,000 people came to know the Lord. Yeah. But what's their name? What happened to them? Where are they going now? Yeah. What happened to them after that, you know? And so, like, that's a mark to me about your life, about your ministry, about every story that you have told. Where did that come from? Why do you operate like that? Yeah. So, like when you read scriptures and Jesus says in Matthew 28, go and make disciples. We in the Western church in America specifically have turned that into outreach. So the focus becomes, we do outreach. And that's, we're successful when we do outreach and we need to do outreach. But he didn't say go and do outreach.

That's right. He said, go and make disciples. And so, there's been a divorce between evangelism and discipleship, and we're trying to show that they were never meant to be separate and for men to live together. And so, as an evangelist, when I hear somebody get excited on a stage and say, we're believing for a million soul or a billion soul harvest, I lay on the ground and cry. Because I know the amount of work it's going to take to steward a billion people. And before a billion soul harvest comes in, we actually have to have reformation when it comes to hospitality. Wow. Because who's going to take care of the people and disciple the people that are actually coming in to the kingdom of God. Wait a minute about hospitality. I'm sorry. So, hospitality doesn't mean that you necessarily have to open your home. I'm not saying that people need to have their table look like mine. You come to my house on a Sunday, it's like there's Uncle Scott, let him to the Lord is front door. There's Carlos from the car dealership. There's Caden from the mall. There's Shadrach from the TCU crosswalk. There's Enrique from the restaurant and the lions. So, I'm not expecting people to have their house as open as I do. But it means that your life is open. So is that having like the Lord spoke to me and said back when he gave us the vision for belong, which is our new believer discipleship that we do here at Mercy Culture. He said create a net and I'll fill it. So, I realized we're so busy doing so many good things. But we actually don't slow down. Yes. For again, this is my lens because I want to be clear with that. I understand the fivefold, but my lens is okay, the main things, the great commission. And from my perspective, I know there's a lot of other perspectives. So we've got to have some space in our calendar to make room. It could be just making room to invite somebody stopping at a street corner to love and pray for somebody that you've

been driving by for years. Yes. And never looked out in the eyes, never loved, never prayed, never given something to them. But like that's a majority, even the scripture that I opened up with when it's talking about End Times, it says, the love of most will grow cold. Yeah. In a specific hour that Jesus is saying, the gospel is now more important to be preached everywhere that you go. It actually says versus prior, the love of most will grow cold. So what you're saying is like the church actually in a hospitality has to open our hearts. That's it. Back up again to see people with an eternal perspective that we are so used to in the busyness of life, especially in America, where we have everything of what we want to do and what we want to accomplish, like pause on that and have an eternal perspective about souls and stop and give them your time. So if when I'm out, my goal is not to get people to come to mercy culture. Yeah, that's so true. Say that. Because usually that's people's evangelism is like, here's a postcard to come to my church. My success is, oh, that person came to church. Right. And let the pastor lead them to Jesus and let somebody else do that. Or even if I led them to Jesus, they came to church and that was the success was that, Oh, look at this person came to church. My goal is to lead them to the kingdom. Yeah. Understanding that these people that were that we're walking with, they've never been to church. Yeah, I don't know what the Bible is. Exactly. It's not that inviting them to church is a bad thing, but also there's so much shame from whatever a lot of people are coming out of the shame. They think they're too dirty to enter enter the church. If you don't testify or have a moment with them where you get to connect and there's not trust, establish you are inviting them to some arena that they have no idea what is happening. And the enemy has just told them you are too dirty, you are too dark, you are whatever you cannot go to this place. So how important is the gospel being shared or testimony in those moments? Like when you were meeting somebody, yeah, and we would say, Hey, as well, like meet them where you met them. So like, instead of it being the goal of, Hey, come to church. Yeah. Hey, can I meet you at this coffee shop? Right? Where I just met you at? Or could I meet you on that side of town? Once once we meet them where we met them once or twice, they come to church. And then you'll love this. My job then is to sit there and explain what Mercy culture worship is. They're like, Yes, you a party in church, just say that as they a party in church. And they're like, flag thing. I'm like, okay, that can let me explain this to you. So there's like MC connect. And then there's MC, pre connect. That's when we're sitting there, we're like helping them with all the language of all the things that we do. But, but it's not the goal is, and I, and I say this like, with all the genuineness in my heart, it's to bring people into our family. So I took my daughter on an outreach, probably about a year ago, she's 12. And this shocked me. We're walking, we're going door to door. It was actually her and my other daughter. And they're like arguing over who gets the knock on the door and invite people to our food bank, which is so easy. We just, Hey, we have a food bank come get food. Can we pray for you? And out of my 12 year old's mouth, she says, I hope we find a big sister today. Like, let that sing. Wow. So her idea of outreach is everybody dad meets. So I'm, I met Caden. When he was 20, he had prayed a prayer. He said, God, if you're real. Don't send me a sign. Send me a person. Wow. So, so three days after he prayed the prayer, I show up. I'm like, Hey, man, can I share Jesus with you? He's like, you're the answer to my prayer. He gets born again. Caden's like my second son. He came to my house one day when my mother-in-law was there and Chelsea and I were gone. And because he just shows up and eats all my food. And, and he shows up and Noah's at the door. And then grandma's like, who is this? And Noah's like, I know him. That's my brother. So there, my kids mindset isn't that people are a people are not a ministry project. People are not something that we're trying to get them plugged into a process or plugged into a discipleship pipeline. Like people are people and we love them where they are. And we see them come into the kingdom. So local missions, you've done such a good job, stewarding. Like I said, you, I mean, you guys are in TCU and college campuses. In fact, you're, you're launching 33rd in churches, all throughout presence driven church networks and cities across the nation, which is beautiful.

direct that. So raising up evangelists, teaching them and also the body of Christ, how to share their testimony real quick before I actually moved to the next thing. What would you say if you were people that are listening right now, because we're about to go into nations. But first, what would you say is the simplest form if somebody is brand new and sharing their faith in public? How do they begin? What is the most important things for them to share to just capture somebody's heart and attention? Heather shot here and I'm the founder of the Justice Reform, a nonprofit answering the cry for justice by bringing reformation from city to city. Human trafficking is one of the greatest injustices of our time. Right now, there are fewer than 700 long term restoration beds nationwide, yet hundreds of thousands of slaves are trapped in sex trafficking and are in desperate need. Dallas Fort Worth ranks among the top U.S. cities for trafficking cases. That's why we're currently building the first justice residence in Fort Worth, Texas, a state of the art, first of its kind, long term restoration home that will house up to 100 women rescued out of human trafficking. The justice residence is a biblically based and presence driven facility that will help hundreds of women find hope, healing, and full restoration. From medical to professional counseling and learning career trades, these women will get the help that they need to succeed and to thrive in life. They will enter as survivors, but they will leave as reformers. We get to be a part of the solution in helping write these women's freedom story. Isaiah 61 says, "I've anointed you to set the captives free and to bind up the brokenhearted. Now is the time to be a part of the solution. So I'm asking you, will you partner with us? Become a monthly donor and be a part of the solution to ending human trafficking. When you become a monthly partner, you are helping steward each women's nourishment, healing, and redemption. It takes everyone to lift and to give to care for all of these women. So to give and to receive updates on the justice residence, you can visit thejusticereform.com/partner or text the word "partner" to 590-90. Join us in this fight and give today and let's carry the torch of revival and reformation into every city. How do they begin? What is the most important things for them to share to just capture somebody's heart and attention? Yes. So we say, if you never go, you'll never grow. So you're never going to be prepared. Yeah. So for me... Every time is the first time. It's finding. And then we say that we celebrate obedience. So we even say, when we equip churches, we're like, if you go on outreach, Pastor Jasmine, and you think about sharing your faith,

and you come back and you're like, "I thought about it," we're going to celebrate you because like 95% of the church isn't even thinking about it. And if you keep thinking about it, you eventually will step out. So we're trying to create a lot of different on-rams for people to have a conversation. It could be a t-shirt that you wear that says Jesus on it. It could be taking your Bible to work and just putting it on your desk and just having it there. There's a lot of things that you can do to do this, but we have a thing called... It's on our website. It's called the Gospel Guide. It's really two simple questions because people don't want to be preached at, they want to be talked to. Yes. And I would say, find that resource. The questions are this, do you believe that God created you to be in a relationship with Him? It's really two questions in one. And if they're like, "No," you can say, "Can I tell you why I believe in God?" So it's a very simple conversation. And the second question is, do you believe that sin has messed that relationship up? I actually had a guy one time say, "Well, I mean, I do believe that God created me for relationship." And yeah, like, I mean, yeah, I believe sin messed that up. But isn't that why Jesus came? And I was like, "Are you a believer?" He's like, "No, but I went to like this vacation Bible school when I was a kid." I was like, "Tell me more." And so he actually shared the gospel with Himself on a straight place. He's like, "So Jesus died on the cross and He went into the grave and He rose again." I'm like, "Keep telling me." So he tells me the whole story from when he was in VBS, Vacation Bible School. I was like, "Do you want that relationship with Jesus?" He said, "Yes." So it's a simple way to frame up a gospel conversation. Last thing I would say is, just ask people if you can pray for Him. We were at the airport. I took Noah on his first ministry trip and at seven years old. And I was like, "Daddy's not just a pulpit preacher." Come on. We share from the moment we like, excuse me, sir, we noticed you. Can we pray for you? It's all we said to him. And he gets big eyes. He's like, you're the third person in the last two days that has asked me this. We got lay hands on and pray. It was so simple. So just praying for people. Yeah. And then if and we have so much equipping material that people can get on our website books that you mentioned at the beginning that if people are really hungry to grow, they can get those tools and run with it. Yeah, we have that on the bottom of the screen, we'll put up all the info there so people can go to your website. This is what I hear you saying is be willing to have conversations with people. And I think a lot of times it's almost like people act

like when they go to share their faith, like they're getting ready to preach. Like, I don't know if I can do this. I'm going to be, you know, and they work this whole thing up of like, what are my three points that I'm going to give? What's my closing? And what if what if they reject me and the whole thing? And it's like, just go up. There's no cameras on. There's no. Right. Just go love on somebody, have conversation with them and be willing to talk through those things. Like what you were just saying, even if they're not a believer, that's why you're there. That's why God just sent you to have that conversation. And some of the most abrasive people I would say that I've shared my faith with of like, they want to give me all their reasons why they don't believe. My favorite thing is to tell my testimony because when you share the miracles of God, you just say, do you do you believe in miracles? Well, I guess, you know, I believe in miracles and there has to be somebody behind the miracle. So let me tell you what he's done in my life. And I have seen so many like the walls that people will have towards religion. The religion walls crumble when it becomes personal and you just got vulnerable with somebody and shared the nasty stuff that was in your life that he came and redeemed. You're in the same playing field now. You're not here and they're here. You're like, no, we've both like gone through some stuff together. And this is what he did for me. And why do people not want that? Chris, why would they not want looking at a whole healed, joyful being that fruit is like, yeah, pray for me. Yeah, I want to accept Jesus, you know, and I think it's just being willing to show people how good Jesus is and I think last thing on this, when we go to the nations, this was like my passion. You know, people will read Romans 1 16. I'm on a shamed of the gospel and where they're like so bold about it. They'll do Bible studies, cross-stitch it on pillows, wear the t-shirt. And then when they go out, speaking to the more seasoned, maybe evangelists, like they'll go out, they'll pray for the sick. They'll encourage people to invite people to church, they'll invite people to a food bank. But then when it comes to the gospel, it's like they won't share the gospel. Why? It's spiritual. It is spiritual. It is the message of salvation and we have to speak it. So when you feel the resistance, people need to understand that it's spiritual resistance that they're feeling and it's trying to hold you back. And the enemy has convinced many serious believers that it's not good news, that it's bad news. But I have found and I just want everybody here. So true. Why would you be embarrassed to share good news?

I would say nine out of 10 conversations in America right now. And I talk to a lot of people every day are positive. They're thinking about God. They've been praying to God. They're wondering, even if they're atheists, agnostic, if you think that they're the furthest thing ready from Jesus, like I'm telling you, people already like the harvest is ripe. Can I just add more quick thing before we go to the nations that there's, I've noticed that I can tell when it's been a while, since I've walked with somebody who doesn't know the Lord. I haven't been around a non believer or whatever. I work at a church. So that's a very easy thing. You end up in a bubble, you're just doing work or whatever. You know what I mean? You're just in it. It's so easy to just not share your faith or to not pray for somebody or to not be all in for the one when you see them at the grocery store or whatever it is. But I can feel it. I want you real quick. What are like the benefits? What does it do for you when you share the gospel and disciple people who don't know the words like Jesus when he stopped to talk to the woman at the well, right? And he sends them ahead to get food, they come back. And they're like, Hey, are you hungry? And he says, no, I'm not like, who fed you? And he says, right, my food is to do the will of my father. Yeah. So actually, one of our ways of connecting with God is through compassion. And so every time God moves through me, I, I can feel the tangible presence of God. And yes, everything is about daily encounters. Like we daily encounter and that's where we give from. But if all we ever do is live in the secret place and we never take it to the public place, I would say we're only eating half a meal. That's good. So then people that have boring, they're like, oh, my Christianity's boring. And I'm like, my Christianity is not boring. - Yeah, it's not boring. - I'm seeing demons cast out, people come into the kingdom of God, people healed and delivered and set free.

- So beautiful. - So it's like food and it's actually what, even though there's a cost to it, it's actually what motivates me and keeps me going is God moving through us. - So beautiful. - Great question. - So beautiful. I think what's happening in the nations right now, obviously it's scriptural. In my perspective, it's very exciting. I think a lot of Christians will respond in fear 'cause they watch the news and it's like, oh my gosh, this Armageddon can happen as the end of the world. Hear what's gonna happen when actually like the opening scripture that I read, these are the signs where God begins to send his people out. He begins to release his heart for his people. And all of a sudden you have people are like, man, why is my heart beating for Israel like this? A mom of kids in my heart is just beating on my chest or why am I praying for Africa? Why all of a sudden, instead of this vacation, do I feel like I'm supposed to go to Africa? It's because God is releasing his heart into us as the body of Christ for nations that he is jealous for, he's returning for this great harvest that we're talking about. And it's interesting. I said like this kind of like trigger statement

in my opening because years ago, it was like a couple years ago, do you remember we put, I forget even what his name was, but it was like, his name was really close to Haman and he was, what was that, was that last year. And we had prayed for Haman to be taken down and the team was awesome. I thought it was epic. They put his face on the big screen with an X through his face like taking out and the place just went, you know, wild. There was literally people that left the church over this, which I think is crazy. - Yeah, I got Sidwar, I think it was his name. - You're amazing. - That's crazy. - That's crazy that you wrote. So I read out of Esther that literally there was a celebration that took place, why? Because they were the people that were oppressed. It was, they were the ones about to be annihilated. They were the ones that were facing their spouses, their children, their children's children to be wiped out the future of their people to be wiped out. And so what this shows me is when there are interactions like this or responses from the American church, Chris, is how ignorant, and I'm just gonna say it, we're ignorant to what has been taking place in the nations. They have no idea the persecution that people have been through in other nations,

what they have gone through to stand for their faith in Christianity, what the underground church has gone through to fight for nations. And so would you just talk a little bit about this? I know 33rd was a part of launching a church in Baghdad. You guys have done missions all over in the Middle East and in Japan and all of these places, that face persecution for their faith. And I really want this to just be like in a moment for people to awaken. 'Cause in this prayer moment that we had, I'm like overwhelmed with this conviction of the American church's empathy towards wickedness, which you were just talking about a compassion for the lost. - It's taking the empathy. - It will, it totally is. And to have compassion for the lost. - Empathy doesn't have to have action. Compassion leads to action. Empathy just sits in docks. - So good. - It's the biggest. - Wild, so good. And here's what the Lord, I felt the Holy Spirit asked me this question. What would their response be if it was their child? If it was their husband being slaughtered or beheaded in front of them? If it was their child that was being kidnapped and raped and sent into sex slavery. And so I think that there's been such a brokenness

from the American church to reality of what's happening in the nations. And so I want you to share, share about that. - Yeah, wow. So I would say, yeah, being in, and I can't share all the details of the places that we go. So I gotta make sure I use wisdom on how to talk about this. First off to the Iran thing. That individual that was taken out was in opposition to the gospel. The moment Iran opened, And there has been a move of God in Iran. Come on. And we know that many Muslims have been having encounters with Jesus. If we wonder if Jesus loves Muslims, wow, just for a moment, think about it. How many of them have had actual visitations of, I know a guy who his wife had two visions of Jesus. And Jesus said to her, I am the son of God, obey me and tell others about me. So she told her husband, he then is crying out to God. Here's God's voice. Say, I am the audible voice of God. I am the son of God, obey me, tell others about me. And I actually got to take him on his first outreach in the country where it was actually quite interesting because for two years, he had heard the audible voice of God to go tell people about Jesus. For two years, he was living in fear because it really could cost you your life. And I remember I was out, I was getting nowhere in the conversation and I said, hey, he was translating for me. I was like, hey, why don't you share your testimony and the translation went silent. And he actually turned and said, are you trying to get me killed?

And I was like, no, I'm trying to get you to obey God. And he turned back around and he started sharing and the gospel just begins to pour out. So when we understand now, I'm like, you have to know that I've shared with Isis. So I have the same level of compassion for Isis as I do the ones that are being persecuted. So it's not it's not one and it's both and but there are moments when an individual has so hardened their heart to the things of God and are holding back and nation from actually being able to walk in freedom that God has to step in and remove that so that there can actually be a move of God in an nation. But I do want people to hear that we're praying for the salvation of everybody. And it says the Lord is slow. Yeah. Right. Sorry, the Lord is not slow when his promise is concerning us. He desires that all should be saved. So we as a church, we as a ministry, 33rd company, we're not against anybody. We're for everybody in countering God. But there are moments where God has to step in just to like save people's lives like we're working in another nation and they're working up near a border to a certain country. And people up there found out about it that we're a part of a terrorist organization that came to my friend's house. They kidnapped one of the people that we work with, took him out, and thankfully it wasn't too bad, but tortured him and threw him out of a vehicle. So this is real life things. This happened last year. There is one way to God and it's through Jesus. But in Jesus, there are many ways to connect with him. You can commune with him while creating, denying your flesh and feeding your spirit, ministering to his heart through adoration, meditating on his scripture, getting alone to be with him, meeting him in creation, asking him questions and listening for his response, learning something new about him, moving into an encounter with him, making the crooked wave straight,

serving his people, and remembering what he has done, your daily personal encounters with God change everything. Discover how you connect with God, text encounter to 590-90 to take your assessment today. We were just in DC with this man from Syria and the Jews people and he came back over to the Threshing Floor Prayer House and for hours told us the most horrific story showed his videos of his people being murdered, slaughtered for their faith in Jesus, his entire family, this last July, completely slaughtered. He's the one remaining, I think he has a couple of other distant family members, he can't even show his face as he was in DC, going before Congress and trying to get to President Trump to help with the persecution that's happening in Syria and all over really. But people are literally losing their lives and their livelihood to put their faith in Jesus and to talk about what we're talking about in Iran, biblically. just a couple days before Purim. Purim is what we find in the book of Esther that was brought as a celebration for for what Haman and his sons being hung on the gallows. And so what they erupt in a celebration. And the Bible says, for all time, for every generation, we want this to be remembered what God did. And so it's not like, oh, we're praising God for death. We're praising God for life, because these wicked men were removed. So the entire generations or nations of people, could live. I won't name the country, but I talk to the person that you introduced me to from the country that said there's three to five million people that are ready for to convert from Islam to Christianity. They're ready. They're rebelling against it. So when when the wicked opposition leaves, come on, gives me the ability to go on. And I feel to speak to this thing, because the American church is so asleep. Yeah. They think, well, don't don't take your western religion, which by the way, it started in the Middle East in Israel. Like we understand this, like, I'm telling you, it's like, we won't go down that. We'll save that for somebody else. We'll save that for Will Ford. He can, but for a moment, Christianity, when it comes into, so we go out into tribes, into unreached places. I just got invited in August. I can't talk about it. I'm going to go to a place where the gospel has never been reached in the middle of nowhere on a dirt bike. Like, sign me up. Okay. Going. But the voices in America, people are like, well, you know, do you really want to go there and mess up their culture? I'm like, what's their culture? They worship demons. Wow. They, they're completely unhappy. Their marriages are broken. They're

like, when you get, like we work in Pakistan, I can talk about that. And I sat in a room with 40 people that are responsible for a hundred thousand new believers in Pakistan, one by one, these 40 people that used to walk in Hinduism in these villages out in the middle of Pakistan, they're, they're testifying of what their life was like before Jesus. And then what their life now is after Jesus. Come on. And it can, not that I needed to be convinced, but I sat there and I thought, you know what, this lie that I've been told to keep your little Western Christian Jesus in America, it completely, when you sit there with these people, that their lives have been transformed by Jesus and Christians in America are digging wells because the moment that they say yes to Jesus, they're persecuted, their mud house is leveled and they can't get fresh water anymore because there's persecution. And they would say Christianity is the best thing that's ever happened to them. Yeah. And yet here we are in America with our, with the, with our head in the world, we're pushing something on them. Yeah, it's, it's wild to me, like people that people are scared that we're pushing our beliefs on people when really we're just taking the good news of the gospel to people that desperately need it. And the way why my heart burns for the nations. Now, obviously I've clearly showed that my heart burns for Fort Worth. I was just in Spokane and I let a guy to the Lord in Spokane, some heart burns for spoken as well. But I would say why the nations, well, I'm in Japan where less than 1% of people are saved. I'm in Egypt or I'm in Pakistan. Here in Texas, we could take a drive in probably 30 minutes, we could see 30 churches. So now are all those 30 churches healthy? Probably not. But people have an awareness of God in America because we have churches. Right. In these nations that I go, if we don't go, they don't know, they don't know. And we as a church, as much as we want to take care and steward what God is doing here, at Mercy culture, we've done a pretty good job in Fort Worth of letting Fort Worth know that we're here. Like if people want to find Mercy culture, they can find it. We then as a church have a mandate from God to take this message to the nations because if we don't go, they don't know. Yeah. It was such a moment when this man from Syria says we have 5 million people waiting to hear the gospel. If somebody will just send somebody, like he wasn't saying send millions of dollars, come build a big church, send tons. Like he's like, if you can't bring food and blankets, It's really cold and all of their homes, everything has been completely burned down and annihilated. are literally just waiting, like what you just said, for the good news. This is what they're hungry for.

You have the American church that has the gospel being preached to them everywhere, hungry for everything else. And you have people in the nations that have lost absolutely everything, but have absolute joy when they hear and receive the name of Jesus. With our freedom, we remain silent. We have freedom to actually share the gospel with people, and we're silent. Meanwhile, the brothers and sisters that I know in the nations risk their life to share with their neighbor, and we're contemplating if we want to push past being uncomfortable to share our faith in America, it's wild. But I shared just one story that came to mind. We were in Pakistan in a leaders gathering with over 2000 Hindu people that are now Christians that are going to be disciples that are disciples, there's this discipleship movement. In that was a Muslim man, actually two Muslim men who were our drivers, they'd drive us from where our hotel was to where the meeting was. In the meeting, we said, if you want prayer stand up, and so all these thousands of people stood up and we started to pray for individuals. Well, we didn't know it, but our Muslim driver stood up, and he stood up, but nobody prayed for him. He was missed, and it was clearly that he was not a Christian, he was a Muslim man. So he goes back home that night, and he's in his bed, and he cries out to Jesus for the first time in his life. Like they didn't pray for me, he cries out to God. The moment he cries out to God, he feels the burden, lift, and peace come. For three days, the peace remains with him, cries out to the Lord, feels his peace. He asks us to come to his house, we come to the house, and in those cultures, you have like 15 people living in one house, it's very common. So you had him, his brother and sister, and there, and then the grandparents, that day we walked in, we saw 16 people renounce Islam, pray to give their life to Jesus. Yeah. One person was on the deathbed with kidney failure.

Their kidneys came back to, I believe, 75% function. They went to the doctor, and the doctor's like, "I think that what we've been doing is working." He said, "No, no, no. Three pastors came from America, and they prayed for me." A lady's ear was deaf, my friend Jay prayed for her, her ear opened up. And now again, God will send somebody, but he has to send somebody. So here's a whole Muslim family in Pakistan that's now serving Jesus because somebody was willing to go. Wow. You know, I remember I was in Israel years ago, and I was in a prayer house, and I'm praying for the peace of Jerusalem, and I'm praying for the people in Israel to receive salvation and encounters, and I'm crying out with this group that we're with. And I feel like, man, the Lord exploded my heart with his holy conviction. Are you only going to pray for the people of Israel? Are you not going to pray for the surroundings? I'm praying for the protection of what's happening to surrounding nations, but he's like, "What about my people in the surrounding?" And I mean, I was overwhelmed. I start weeping, you guys. I'm weeping in the presence of God because I'm overwhelmed with this holy conviction, and just start crying out for the surrounding nations and Muslims that have, and because many are born into it and are controlled into it, it's not by choice like Christianity. We have a choice that we get to choose Jesus. And so, but I, in this moment, I felt God's jealousy for his sons and daughters that are trapped in Islam and in this Muslim religion. And I truly believe that that's the place to start. A lot of people are hearing you as you're sharing about miracle signs and wonders, and so it's like, okay, how does this apply to the listeners? Yeah.

And I think the very first thing that you start doing, Jaz, what we did with this group of 150 women and a few men is we fasted and prayed, and you don't have to have understanding. I have been to some nations, I have done some missions, I haven't been to a lot. I don't have to have an understanding for China and be there to pray and cry out for revival, reformation, and a spiritual outpouring. And so I would say that the beginning for people's hearts to leap into open for the nations is to pray. What would you guys say are some of the other things for people's hearts to begin to open for the nation? It's prayer and I think there's a part of like actually learning. - Yeah. - There's some books, even, there's a book about, I think it's called Killing Christians. It's about our persecuted brothers and sisters. And when you begin to connect with the hearts of these individuals and their stories, that's been one thing. And then I would say it's just the mission field in front of you. So it's okay, it's one thing to pray, but we should never pray a prayer that we're not willing to answer. - That's so good. - And I think that sometimes people are praying for the day. And you know, I'm all about prayer, so I don't think I need to backpedal on that. But we're praying, "God, would you move the mountains? "God, would you save my neighbor?" And God's like, "You're the biggest mountain." (laughing)

So I think it's just stewarding what's in front of you and taking small steps. And as you go, you're gonna grow. And maybe it's inviting your, maybe it's inviting your neighbor over for dinner. And it's awkward. And you play an awkward game of Uno. And you say, "Hey, can I tell you why I love Jesus?" Like I don't know, but it just looks like doing something. - I actually don't believe that you can pray and not be lit on fire. So that was kind of like-- - Yeah, I figured, that's why I didn't want to go back. - A moment, 'cause the second you begin to pray, your heart is going to begin to burn. I remember in the middle of the fast, I came up to you and I'm just like, "Yeah, yeah." My eyes are well to put tears on my pastor, Chris. I'm burning for the nations right now. You know, and I didn't even know fully everything I was gonna say to you. But I was like, I'm just gonna say it out loud. I'm burning for the nations. And it comes from this place of prayer. - Hey everybody, I wanted to invite you to this year's 2026 Marked Women's Conference. Look, this is not just any conference. It is truly turned into a women's movement. I believe God is raising up women in this hour with the authority of Christ to carry and do his works

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And when I was in college, I remember there was this girl-- she was from Saudi Arabia, she was Muslim. And she was like-- I just kept seeing her all the time. I kept seeing her around school, kept seeing her in classes. We had multiple classes together. And we just started talking. And I mean, we couldn't be more opposite in culture and the things that we're passionate about. But we just started talking the more we saw each other. And as we built relationship, the Lord used her to give me a heart for the nation that she was from and for the Muslim people. Before I had relationship with her, I had never wept over Muslims. I never wept over Saudi Arabia. I didn't care if I'm just super honest. But I started relationship with her, and the Lord gave me a heart for her people. And so I think paying attention to the ones that God surrounds you with, the ones that are already watching you, that are looking, just lean into those relationships. And then watch the Lord give you a heart for those people. I think that's a key way to gain a heart for the nations is pay attention to the nations that he's already surrounded. The nations are here, the nations are here. And I think, you know, like politically speaking, we watched Biden with open borders and bring drug traffickers and human traffickers and criminals in. And so there's like a righteous,

hey, this isn't how other countries work. This is how this country should work. Like this isn't okay. We need to have protection around our borders and know who's coming in and out. But we also have an opportunity. - Oh yeah. - The nations were just brought in to America. Again, what you were saying earlier, whether we like how it happened or not, the nations are here. And I remember hearing she was a Christian, but she came in like her whole, whole dress. She was a Muslim prior and she said, I lived in America. I think it was for over 10 years. And she said, Americans were so afraid of me. I heard that this was a Christian nation. She goes, I doubted that this was a Christian nation 'cause over a decade, not one American ever shared their faith with me. - Wow. - I was so convicted. I mean, this like she, I went and got her a book afterwards. I read it. I have never stopped praying for Muslim nations. I will pray and ask the Lord, is there somebody, is there a woman that I can go love on in a grocery store to get to share about Jesus?

And so I think also like the fear aspect has to be removed as if we're like aliens or something and don't have an understanding where you said earlier, we are all humans with the same needs for love, acceptance, all have pains and things that we've been through that Jesus is the answer. No matter what our background, religion, nation we're from, like we have the same desires and needs that Jesus fulfills all and we have that answer for them. And they're here. - And just to go back to that point of the Lord bringing the nations to us, just real quick, I was, I'm reminded of when we were praying that 150 women were praying for the nations. One of those mornings we were praying together. And we were just believing that God would send, send some of us to these nations that we're praying. And a lot of us are like, a lot of these women are, they stay at home moms and we got kiddos and doing laundry and do, got stuff that we can't figure out, you know. And I remember the Holy Spirit whispering to me, tell them that I've given the nations to them. I've brought the nations here. - It's beautiful. - So that discouragement, they can be like, man, well Pastor Chris, he gets to go to Pakistan and he's getting to do that. And I don't get to do that.

I don't get to go to the unreached people group. Well, the reality is God has brought the nations to your grocery store. - Come on. - They're at Walmart, they're at the restaurant, they're the waitresses, they're all over the place. So you actually can reach the nations. - It's so true. - So I love what you just said. You're removing an excuse from people not getting to be heralded to the nations when we have them here, but then I'm gonna remove another excuse. Because whether or not you're a mom, you're a dad, you're a businessman, whatever, you can still the same way that you set aside time to do other types of trips. You've just never thought of it before. Because the American way is to not think to take seven days out of my schedule to go serve another nation. But you can. - You can. - Last year out of the middle of nowhere, a couple of months later, a pastor had invited me. I was in Brazil, get on fire for Brazil. 'Cause my friend is like, you are coming. I had no time in my schedule. But she would not stop asking me. So I was like, fine, I'm clearing everything out and I'm going to Brazil.

Then I get a prophetic word, Africa is about to open up to you. A month later, a pastor invites me to go to Africa. I clear a whole nother week out of my schedule. Guess what happens? My heart gets wrecked for Africa where I can't stop praying, fasting, believing. But then at the same time, guess what? As I can't always go. But in the last two weeks, we had one of the women that was in the FASTERING prayer group go to Africa, who's there, worshiping, praying, preaching the gospel. We have another one, Pastor De Havilland, who's been on the show. She's in Israel, praying, okay. For this spiritual war, before the war breaks out, two days later, the war breaks out, they're praying a group of women and Esther's, two days later, Haman is brought down as she's in Israel. Couple days later, Laura already is calling me and saying, I'm going into Africa, I'm going into four nations. Will you pray over me? All moms, going in, preaching the gospel, being a light. And so, whether... - So I try to have an excuse. - Yeah. - Yeah. - You're saying... - It happened. - I like to point out.

- It's my game. - Listen, listen. I think it's all, I think what we're saying is our heart has to burn. - That's right. - That's where it's here and local, that we're gonna be heralds for Christ, or whether it's extending your faith and saying, I'm going to go to another nation to experience it, to get a heart, for I promise you, even if you did it one or two times, you will never think about it. by just getting to go put your feet in other nations, see what is taking place, see the persecution, see the environments, one gratitude that's massive that Americans need, but also that your faith is extended for God's heart and what God wants to accomplish in this hour before he returns. Pastor Chris, what would be your final words to people that are listening and watching right now? Why must the church wake up and have a heart for the nations and evangelism? I think it's just what Jesus told us to do and I think I want to keep it, I think I want to keep it that simple. If my God told me to do this, I'm going to give my entire life to make it happen. I love it. Let's not overcomplicate it. Let's just have some below obedience. Obey is word. Obey is word. This is what I want to do. I want to pray that God would like that fire, the fire that you carry for people everywhere you go, the love, the compassion that you carry, whether it's here locally, whether it's overseas, I want you to pray for people to be filled with that fire. Jaz, would you pray? We're just coming off of a fast. Would you pray for this great spiritual outpouring? We're believing to take place in the nations for freedom in the nations, for more of these God encounters and people to see Jesus and to know Jesus and to receive Jesus. So Jesus, I just pray first that you'll make everybody aware of the one that's lost but looking around them. God, would you just start by opening our eyes to see that the fields are really ripe for harvest? And then God, I pray that you'd make people willing to give of themselves, to give of their time, to open their hearts to people so that we'd be aware and that we'd be

willing. But God, most importantly, I pray that you would make people fearless, that they would step out of their comfort zones and Lord, they'd step onto the mission field that you've prepared for them today and that they would truly see your kingdom come and your will be done in every place that their feet go. God, in their neighborhoods, in their schools, in the stores that they walk through, God, would you use them as a witness to bring people to you? God, we just pray all this in your name. Yeah. And Lord, we just thank you for the nations. We thank you for what you're doing in the nations, even right now. I just thank you for the reality that in the Word, whenever people were persecuted, that the gospel went further, the gospel was advanced, Lord. And so I just thank you, even as Christians are being persecuted in these countries, what we just say, let the blood of the martyrs be the seed of the Bible. Yes, come on Lord. We just pray, come get your glory in every nation, every tribe, every nation, every tongue, let them glorify your name. Be exalted Lord. I prayed that you would raise up other pastor Chris and Donalds that you would raise up other evangelists. Yes. Those who would equip the body who would equip the saints and then also just the movement of the saints of the everyday saint doing the work of the ministry, spreading the gospel, spreading the good news of what you've done for us Lord. We prayed that there would just be a mass revival in the nations. I even pray for the unreached people groups right now. I'm specifically thinking about the nation of Bhutan, that nation keeps coming up in my spirit, but I'm praying for the unreached people, Lord, I pray that you send the laborers into the harvest. Yes. I pray that you even begin to wake people up in the night with the screens and visions with different people groups and unreached people groups on their heart. I pray that you would give us your heart and your mind for the nation so that you could get the glory that you deserve in your people or come get your harvest the reward. May the lamb that was slain receive the reward of the suffering in the nations. In Jesus name, I pray. Amen. Amen. Amen. I just wanted to close with this testimony because scripture talks about where if you build his house, he'll build your house. I think a lot of people think I don't have the time. I don't know how I would fit this in to my schedule. And what started off as fasting with this group of women turns into this massive thing where hundreds of women are extending their faith not to pray for things. And they may have prayed and asked God for some personal things, but hear this testimony, hear me clear 40 days. They said, I am going to not eat and pray for freedom in the nations, every day crying out for freedom in the nations.

DC, praying from the Washington, DC embassy where all the nations are there, all of the buildings were all outside praying and worshiping and marching in the streets with joy. My two sons that I've been privately, landed and I have been praying to get baptized the last couple of years. This same week, go in their daily encounters with their dad and say separately at separate times, dad, I want to get baptized. My husband calls me as I'm in DC, praying for the nations and says our boys want to get baptized. In fact, they had a vision and we are going to OC from DC that it was in California. This weekend, they want to get baptized. What about Saturday that happens to be the first day off of the 40 day fast on Valentine's Day? We baptized our boys tears are streaming down my face because my heart began to beat for what my father's heart beat for. Now all of a sudden, his heart is beating for what my heart beats for. This is just what I want to encourage people that are watching that you feel overwhelmed with your circumstances and allow that to take you out of praying, fasting and sharing your faith to the nations. God will begin to move on your behalf as you begin to carry his heart for what he's jealous for and what he yearns for. And so I hope and pray that today you feel qualified, you feel encouraged, you feel a fire like Pastor Chris prayed for you that there's a fire that is filling you right now for souls. And I believe we are going to see a mass harvest in this hour and not because God is just going to show himself, but because he's going to move through you, through the church and through his bride, he's going to empower us to go preach the gospel and share our testimony of what he's done with us to prepare this great harvest. Thank you for being a part of today's episode and I'll see you next time on Holy Disruption. Thank you for joining me on this episode of Holy Disruption where we are awakening the bride of Christ and calling the church back to holiness.

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