Regenerating Lives Outreach Ministry

10/13/2026

The Spirit of the Lord says, “How long will you mourn for Saul, seeing I have rejected him?”

This is not a word of rebuke, but of redirection.

You have cried long enough over what no longer carries His hand.

You have lingered at the grave of a past move, weeping for the days of yesterday’s glory.

You have been asking God to revive what He has chosen to replace.

There is a new assignment, a new anointing, and a new generation waiting for the oil that is still sitting in your horn.

God is calling His people out of the mourning tents of disappointment.

Many of you have been sitting in the ashes of what used to be- ministries that fell, relationships that broke, seasons that shifted, and you have mistaken grief for intercession.

You thought if you wept long enough, God would restore the old thing, but He is not resurrecting Saul.

He is anointing David.

The old system has run its course.

God has moved from the structure of performance to the posture of purity.

Saul represents what was once anointed but has become disobedient, prideful, and self-serving.

Saul wanted the applause of the people more than the approval of God.

And heaven is breaking the idolatry of image that has crept into the Church.

God no longer looking for those who can perform in armor; He is looking for those who can worship with a sling.

He is raising up voices that carry the sound of the field, not the echo of the platform.

The next move of God will not be found in the polished halls of Saul’s palace, but in the pasture, among those who have learned to fight lions and bears in secret.

The oil is waiting, but I cannot pour it into a vessel still clinging to yesterday.

There is an anointing He is releasing for the new thing, but it is reserved for those who will stop saying, “Lord, why did this end?” and start saying, “Lord, what’s next?”

The Lord says, “I am transitioning My body from nostalgia to new wine.”

The old wineskin cannot carry what He is about to release.

The Saul system has produced leaders who were chosen by men, but heaven is raising up Davids who are chosen by God.

They are not polished; they are pure.

They are not perfect; they are pursuing His heart.

They will not use the anointing to build a throne for themselves but to bring glory to His.

There is a David generation rising up that is dripping with oil.

They’ve been worshipping in obscurity, just being faithful to their assignment even when no one else was watching, but the Lord has been watching.

He has seen their purity.

He has seen their heart.

God is placing a fresh oil on the ones who have stayed faithful in the fields.

They are the reformers, the revivalists, the restorers of the breach.

For this next move will not be built on charisma, but on character.

It will not be led by those who seek a platform, but by those who seek His presence.

The Davidic generation will destroy the yoke of religion and release the fragrance of intimacy once again.

The old has passed away.

The new has come.

So, dry your eyes.

Stop weeping over Saul and start looking for the oil.

Let the tears of mourning turn into tears of expectation.

Let your hands that once trembled in sorrow begin to tremble with anointing.

What is coming carries more glory than what was lost.

10/03/2026

DON’T DROP YOUR MANTLE! 🔥

Something powerful is happening in this generation.

I see young men and women who are hungry for God. I see a generation praying, worshipping, seeking truth, answering the call and saying, “God, if You can use anybody👉USE ME!”

They’re not all walking away!!

Some are running toward the altar.
Some are falling in love with the Word.
Some are choosing holiness.
Some are hungry for revival.
Some are carrying a burden for souls.
Some are saying YES to the call of God! 🔥

And I believe God is raising up spiritual sons and daughters who are ready to carry truth into another generation.

But when God places something upon your life, you have to learn how to STEWARD IT.

Paul told Timothy:

“Stir up the gift of God, which is in thee…”
~2 Timothy 1:6

Timothy, don’t let the fire go out!

Don’t allow distraction, discouragement, offense, comparison, or the pressures of this world to cause you to neglect what God placed inside of you🫵

🔥 DON’T DROP YOUR MANTLE!

When Elijah passed Elisha in the field, he cast his mantle upon him.
~1 Kings 19:19

Elisha recognized that moment.

One minute he was plowing a field. The next, God was calling him into something greater.

But the mantle required something from him.

There are no cheap mantles!!

Calling requires commitment.
Anointing requires consecration.
Growth requires humility.
And longevity requires character.

Elisha didn’t just catch a mantle…
👉he stayed through the process!!💥💯

He served.
He followed.
He learned.
He endured.

Everybody talks about Elisha receiving the double portion, but don’t forget what happened before the double portion:

HE STAYED👈

When others could have turned back, Elisha kept walking.

There’s something powerful about somebody who decides~

“God called me, and I’m going all the way.”

Your gift may get people’s attention, but character will help you carry what God has entrusted to you.

And in today’s world of instant followers, instant platforms and instant recognition, God is still developing people the old-fashioned way:

Prayer.
The Word.
Faithfulness.
Humility.
Submission.
Consecration.
Service.
And TIME.

Don’t rush the process.

Don’t compare your calling with somebody else’s.

Don’t try to wear somebody else’s mantle.

And don’t walk away from your assignment just because the journey gets difficult.

STAY FAITHFUL.
STAY HUMBLE.
STAY TEACHABLE.
STAY HUNGRY.
STAY CONSECRATED.
STAY IN THE WORD.
STAY IN PRAYER.
STAY ON FIRE! 🔥

Elisha stayed until the end.

And when that mantle fell…

HE WAS THERE TO PICK IT UP!

I believe mantles are still falling.

Calls are still going forth.

God is still raising up preachers, prayer warriors, soul winners, worshippers, teachers, servants and leaders who will carry this Apostolic message into another generation.

And I believe there is a generation rising that is saying~

“Here am I; send me.” ~Isaiah 6:8

Protect what God has placed on your life.

Stir up the gift.

Guard the fire.

Honor the process.

And whatever you do…

🔥 DON’T DROP YOUR🫵 MANTLE! 🔥

“Hold that fast which thou hast, that no man take thy crown.” ~Revelation 3:11👑

09/28/2026

09/28/2026

Noah’s drunkenness exposed Noah. But what happened next exposed his sons.

Genesis 9:20-27 is usually famous because of the curse. But honestly, the scene right before the curse is the one we should be staring at.

Noah got drunk, passed out naked in his tent, and completely exposed himself. He put himself in a vulnerable spot by his own decision.

Ham saw his father naked and walked outside to tell his brothers. We're not told he mocked Noah, but we do know he saw his dad exposed, and instead of keeping it to himself, he carried that messy information outside the tent.

Shem and Japheth heard the same news, but they handled it totally differently. They grabbed a robe, threw it over their shoulders, walked backward into the tent, and covered their father without looking.

They already knew the mess was there. They didn't need to stare at it.

That says something uncomfortable about us.

Just because someone messes up doesn't mean they deserve to have their shame turned into entertainment.

We see this playing out constantly in everyday life. Someone sends you a private message, tells you what happened in a marriage, shows you an embarrassing photograph, or gives you a detail about someone’s failure that you had absolutely no business knowing.

And look, the other person might be 100% wrong. But the second you get that info, you have a massive choice to make.

Do you pass the news along just because it happens to be true? Do you use their details to build your profile, or do you stop and ask whether anyone actually needs to know?

Ham carried his father's mess outward. Shem and Japheth carried a covering inward.

That distinction is important because covering Noah didn't make him innocent. He was still totally responsible for his own actions. Covering his nakedness didn't wipe away his failure; it just protected his dignity right in the middle of it.

Genesis showed us this exact same pattern right after Adam and Eve sinned.

Before the fall, they were naked and unashamed. Afterward, shame hit them. They tried to stitch together some leaves to hide, and then they hid from God.

God confronted them. He called out what they did, laid out the consequences, and didn't act like their disobedience was no big deal. But then He made clothes out of skins and clothed them.

Some people think mercy means pretending and acting like nothing happened. Others think having the truth gives them a license to expose every single gory detail.

You can confront a wrong without making humiliation the goal.

Now, to be clear, this doesn’t mean covering up abuse, protecting predators, silencing victims, or keeping serious danger hidden. Some things absolutely have to be dragged into the light of day.

But let's be honest, much of what people spread about others has nothing to do with protection, justice, or accountability. It is gossip wearing the clothes of concern.

A friend vents to you in confidence, or a family member breaks down in front of you, or someone confesses something they're deeply ashamed of or you find out something about a person that would totally ruin their reputation if it got out. Their failure has already revealed something about them. What you do next reveals something about you.

This gets incredibly serious when you look at how God deals with us.

God doesn't look at a polished, cleaned-up version of your life. He knows all the hidden motive, dark thought, failure, and every secret you'd die of embarrassment if anyone else found out.

And yet, the gospel isn’t about God parading our shame in public.

He confronts our sin with brutal honesty, and then He offers mercy to anyone who actually comes to Him. Galatians 3:27 even says that those who belong to Christ have 'put on Christ', which means He covers us.

All the way from the garden of Eden, Scripture shows us this: Sin has to be dealt with, but shame doesn't need to be turned into a public circus.

Noah messed up inside a tent. One son dragged the mess outside. Two sons brought a covering back in.

Sooner or later, someone will approach you about their mess and failures. The real question is; what kind of person do you become the second you find them vulnerable?

📖 Genesis 2:25, Genesis 3:7-21, Genesis 9:20-27, Galatians 3:27



Ellis Enobun

09/28/2026

09/23/2026

We are walking into a season where God is restoring LOVE to His people..

Not shallow love.
Not convenient love.
Not “I love you as long as you agree with me” love.
Not love that disappears the moment somebody disappoints us.

I’m talking about AGAPE..

The kind of love that ONLY comes from GOD👈

Jesus gave us a frightening picture of the last days~

“And because iniquity(SELF) shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold.” ~Matthew 24:12

Look closely at those words…. WAX COLD!

The Greek word translated “shall wax cold” is psychō (ψύχω) ~to grow cold, to become chilled, to lose warmth.

Jesus did not merely say there would be more hatred.

He warned that LOVE ITSELF WOULD LOSE ITS HEAT.

And notice WHY~

“Because iniquity shall abound…”

When lawlessness multiplies, love is pressured to cool.

In other words, one of the great spiritual battles of the last days will not simply be whether we can remain HOLY in a wicked world…

It will be whether we can remain LOVING in a wicked world.

Can you be lied on and still love?
Can you be betrayed and still love?
Can you be misunderstood and still love?
Can you be wounded without becoming wicked?
Can you be corrected without becoming bitter?
Can you watch iniquity multiply without allowing the atmosphere around you to change the temperature within you?

THIS IS MATURITY🤓

Anybody can love people who celebrate them.

Jesus said~

“For if ye love them which love you, what reward have ye?” ~Matthew 5:46

Kingdom love begins showing its maturity when it has a reason to become cold — and refuses to📣

I believe God is raising up a people whose love has survived the FIRE.

Because something powerful happens in 1 Peter 1:22:

“See that ye love one another with a pure heart fervently.”

That word “fervently” carries the idea of being stretched out, earnest, intense.

So Matthew 24 shows love cooling down, while Peter commands the Church to love fervently.

Do you see it❓

While the world’s love is losing its temperature, the Church’s love should be increasing in intensity.

We are not supposed to mirror the temperature of the age.

We carry another FIRE.

🔥 “The love of God is shed abroad in our hearts by the Holy Ghost which is given unto us.” ~Romans 5:5

This is why the Holy Ghost does more than make us SHOUT.

The Holy Ghost teaches us how to LOVE.

If I can speak in tongues but cannot control my tongue when discussing my brother, something still needs to mature in me.

If I can prophesy but cannot forgive, something still needs to mature.

If I can discern everybody’s spirit but cannot examine my own heart, something still needs to mature.

If I can worship with lifted hands while holding bitterness in my heart, God is still calling me deeper.

Paul said~

“Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not charity, I am become as sounding brass…” ~1 Corinthians 13:1

Then he goes even further.

Prophecy.
Knowledge.
Faith that moves mountains.
Giving everything away.

And yet Paul says without LOVE…

“I am nothing.”

My God.

We have sometimes measured spiritual maturity by how much somebody KNOWS.

God measures it by how much we have become like HIM.

And “God is love.” ~1 John 4:8

That means the closer I get to Jesus, the harder it should become for me to hate people.

The more He perfects me, the less comfortable bitterness should feel.

The more His Spirit rules me, the quicker I should forgive.

The deeper I go in God, the less interested I become in revenge, gossip, retaliation, division, cliques, jealousy and keeping records of wrongs.

Because LOVE is growing up in me.

“Perfect love casteth out fear.” ~1 John 4:18

And that word perfect carries the sense of love being brought to its intended completion…
👉love coming into MATURITY.

God isn’t merely trying to make us more gifted.

HE IS MATURING OUR LOVE.

This is why Jesus said~

“By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another.” ~John 13:35

He didn’t say they would recognize us by our buildings.

Our platforms.

Our titles.

Our followers.

Our vocabulary.

Our ability to preach.

He gave the world a visible identifying mark~

HOW WE LOVE ONE ANOTHER.

And here is something else that gets me.

Jesus said in John 17:23~

“That they may be made perfect in one…”

There is that word again.

PERFECT.

MATURE.
COMPLETE.
BROUGHT TO THE INTENDED END.

God is not preparing a Bride full of people who merely know how to have church together.

He is preparing a people who have learned how to LOVE one another through the process of becoming ONE.

Because the Bride cannot be whole while enjoying division.

The Body cannot celebrate cutting off its own members.

“Whether one member suffer, all the members suffer with it.” ~1 Corinthians 12:26

We are connected.

Your pain should matter to me.

Your restoration should excite me.

Your blessing should not threaten me.

Your promotion should not expose jealousy in me.

Your weakness should not become gossip material for me.

Your failure should not become entertainment for me.

Because LOVE “rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth.” ~1 Corinthians 13:6

And hear me…

God is dealing with COLD CHRISTIANITY.

Cold handshakes.
Cold forgiveness.
Cold marriages.
Cold friendships.
Cold churches.
Cold responses to hurting people.

We have enough discernment to identify everybody’s wound but sometimes not enough love to help bind it up.

But I believe the Holy Ghost is turning the HEAT back up.

❤️‍🔥 GOD IS RESTORING LOVE.

Love without competition.

Love without hidden agendas.

Love that covers without compromising truth.

Love that corrects without destroying.

Love that forgives without keeping score.

Love that tells the truth without enjoying somebody’s pain.

Love that says, “You hurt me, but I will not hate you.”

Love that says, “We may disagree, but I will not dishonor you.”

Love that says, “You fell, but I will not celebrate your fall.”

Because “above all things have fervent charity among yourselves: for charity shall cover the multitude of sins.” — 1 Peter 4:8

ABOVE ALL THINGS.

Not somewhere near the bottom of the list.

ABOVE ALL THINGS.

And maybe one of the greatest signs that God is preparing His Bride is not merely that we are becoming more separated from the WORLD…

but that we are becoming more deeply connected to ONE ANOTHER.

Because holiness without love becomes harshness.

Truth without love becomes a weapon.

Knowledge without love produces pride.

Gifts without love become noise.

But when TRUTH and LOVE meet…

“Speaking the truth in love, may grow up into him in all things…” ~Ephesians 4:15

There it is again:

GROW UP.

Maturity.

God is growing His Church up in LOVE.

We are entering an hour when offenses cannot be allowed to own us.

Bitterness cannot live here.

Unforgiveness cannot live here.

Competition cannot live here.

Jealousy cannot live here.

Hatred cannot live here.

WE HAVE A BRIDE TO BECOME.

And before Jesus returns, I believe He is going to have a people who LOVE differently.

A people who are holy AND loving.

Separated AND compassionate.

Full of truth AND full of mercy.

Strong enough to confront sin and spiritual enough to restore the sinner.

Because “mercy rejoiceth against judgment.” — James 2:13

The world may be getting colder…

BUT THE BRIDE IS GETTING WARMER.

The love of many may wax cold…

BUT NOT OURS.

Not in our homes.

Not in our marriages.

Not in our churches.

Not between brothers and sisters.

Not in this Body.

🔥 LORD, TURN THE HEAT BACK UP.

Burn bitterness out of us.

Burn offense out of us.

Burn jealousy out of us.

Burn competition out of us.

Heal what made us afraid to love again.

And pour Your love into us until we can love people who cannot repay us, forgive people who wounded us, pray for people who mistreated us, restore those who have fallen, and love one another “as I have loved you.” ~John 15:12

Because when everything else passes away…

“CHARITY NEVER FAILETH.” ~1 Corinthians 13:8

The last-day Church will not only be known for POWER.

She will be known for PURITY.

She will be known for UNITY.

And she will be known for LOVE.

❤️‍🔥 While the love of many waxes cold, may the love of GOD burn hotter in US than it ever has before.

JESUS, PERFECT YOUR LOVE IN US.
MAKE YOUR BRIDE WHOLE.
AND TEACH US TO LOVE LIKE YOU🔥❤️‍🔥🔥

💯❤️‍🔥🔥🫶

09/16/2026