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Narrow Road is a Bible Study/Discipleship Group for whosoever desires to grow in their faith in God.

You know what day it is??? It's time to gather with The Narrow Road.All are Welcome. Come Join Us !The Narrow Road Freed...
12/22/2025

You know what day it is??? It's time to gather with The Narrow Road.
All are Welcome.
Come Join Us !

The Narrow Road
Freedom Outpost Ministries
514 E Cherry St, Troy, MO 63379

Monday Evenings
6:30-8:30pm ish.

What is this? Many years ago, the Lord spoke to my heart clearly and said," Point them to Me and cut out the middle man"!
This is exactly that. A Bible Study/ Discipleship that will study the Bible alone, while fellowshipping and breaking bread and encourage one another in walking out the word of God in our everyday lives.

We will grow in the word together as Holy Spirit leads, we have no agenda but His. Got questions? We will make room for them as well as ministering one to another if led, sharing testimonies with one another while being subject one to another according to scripture and growing in Unity in One Body according to Ephesians 4. So Come Join Us, Bring your Bible. (If you don't have one, we'll share)!!!

Come, We can't wait to see you!

12/17/2025
12/17/2025

I hear the Holy Spirit saying, “My people must come up higher.”

The world is watching—not just what we preach, but how we live.

Not just what we say on Sunday, but what we display Monday through Saturday.

And the grief of heaven is this: too often the Church has become a black eye to the name of Christ instead of a banner lifted high.

We cannot claim His Name and then mirror the world’s bitterness.

We cannot declare His holiness and then traffic in gossip, division, offense, and carnality.

We cannot shout “King of Glory” while living like servants of self.

Jesus said plainly, “Woe to the world because of offenses… but woe to that man by whom the offense comes.” (Matthew 18:7)

The Spirit of Living God is saying, “Stop being the stumbling block of Christianity.”

Stop being the reason people mock His Church.

Stop being the reason they reject the Gospel.

Stop being the reason they say, “If that’s Jesus, I want no part of Him.”

You were never called to win culture wars.

You were called to carry a cross.

Jesus said, “If anyone desires to come after Me, let him deny himself, take up his cross daily, and follow Me.” (Luke 9:23)

But the Lord says many have taken up a platform instead of a cross, a microphone instead of a mantle, influence instead of intimacy.

There are souls standing at the edge of decision, watching how you respond under pressure, how you speak when you’re wounded, how you walk when you’re misunderstood.

And the Lord says, “I did not call you to the noise. I called you to the narrow way.”

Rise above the offense.

Rise above the endless arguing, the social media rage, the pride that must always be right.

Rise above the drama—or step out of the way.

You cannot represent heaven while feeding on outrage.

You cannot speak for God while governed by offense.

You cannot carry His fire while entertaining your flesh.

James declares: “The wrath of man does not produce the righteousness of God.” (James 1:20)

Yet many leaders and believers alike have baptized anger and called it boldness.

This is the hour to set your forehead like flint.

The Lord is looking for a people who are unmovable in love, unshakable in truth, and unbending in righteousness.

You were never called to win arguments.

You were called to win souls.

Come up higher.

Get out of the mud of offense.

Get out of the echo chamber of opinions.

Get out of the low places where flesh rules and pride speaks loudest.

John said, “I was in the Spirit on the Lord’s Day,” and when he came up higher, he didn’t see chaos—he saw a throne.

He didn’t hear arguments- he heard worship.

He didn’t behold the failures of men- he beheld the King of Glory.

And when you behold Him, you are changed.

When you behold Him, your appetite shifts.

When you behold Him, your life begins to preach louder than your mouth ever could.

Those who behold people will always react.

Those who behold the King will walk in fear of the Lord.

Paul warned: “We are not peddling the word of God.” (2 Corinthians 2:17)

But some have turned the Gospel into content, controversy, and currency.

This is not a gentle call.

This is a summons to repentance.

Holiness is not optional.

Integrity is not negotiable.

Character is not secondary.

Let your life be an invitation, not a stumbling block.

Let your speech be seasoned with grace.

Let your conduct provoke hunger, not cynicism.

This is the hour to reflect Him rightly.

This is the hour to walk worthy of the Name.

This is the hour to come up higher and let the world behold Jesus, not our flesh.

-Jessica Jecker Simply Jecker

12/15/2025

Last night at our weekly prayer service, I kept seeing two pieces of flint being struck together, over and over again.

There was no pause.

No hesitation.

Just the violent, intentional collision of stone against stone.

With every strike, sparks flew.

Some were small.

Some were brief.

Some faded almost immediately.

And at first glance, it looked like nothing was happening.

But heaven was watching every strike.

And suddenly, one spark fell into the kindling… and the fire caught.

And I hear the Holy Spirit saying today, “Keep striking.”

Revival is not birthed in a single moment—it is born through repeated obedience.

It is forged in consistency.

It is released through persistence.

Every prayer meeting that feels routine is a strike of the flint.

Every altar call that feels dry is a strike of the flint.

Every private intercession behind closed doors, when no one sees and no one applauds, is a strike of the flint.

Every time you lift weary hands in worship when your flesh wants to quit, heaven counts it as another strike.

Fire does not fall because we felt it; fire falls because we refused to stop.

We cannot despise the sparks.

We have been looking for the flame while God has been counting the strikes.

We have wondered if our prayers are making a difference, if our fasting is moving anything, if our worship is doing more than stirring emotion—but heaven has been watching spark after spark fall into place.

Hear me Church, one of these sparks is going to ignite a wildfire.

We are closer than we think.

The kindling is already laid.

The atmosphere is already charged.

The ground has been soaked with tears, repentance, and intercession.

What looks like repetition in the natural is accumulation in the Spirit.

What feels like delay is actually preparation for combustion.

Sparks are evidence that resistance is being broken.

Sparks mean friction is happening.

Sparks mean something is being confronted in the spirit.

The enemy has tried to convince us that because we only saw sparks, nothing was shifting—but the Lord says the ground has been warming, the kindling has been drying, and the moment of ignition has been drawing near.

And suddenly, one spark will fall differently.

It will linger.

It won’t die out.

It will catch the kindling- and the fire will spread.

One prayer meeting will not end like the others.

One altar call will break open what has been shut for years.

One moment of obedience will tip the scale.

One cry from a weary intercessor will ignite what has been quietly prepared through months- yes, even years- of striking.

Revival is birthed through stubborn faith.

Through a people who refuse to measure success by smoke and instead choose to obey until fire answers.

And I hear the Spirit of the Lord saying, “If you will keep striking, I will bring the fire.”

Not strange fire.

Not emotional fire.

But holy fire- revival fire that spreads from heart to heart, home to home, city to city.

So do not grow weary.

Do not pull back.

Do not stop now.

Keep striking in prayer.

Keep striking in worship.

Keep striking in intercession.

Because one spark- just one- will set ablaze what has been quietly prepared for this hour.

And when this fire breaks out, it will not ask permission.

It will not announce itself.

It will not need defending.

It will spread because it was born of obedience, soaked in prayer, and ignited by heaven.

-Jessica Jecker Simply Jecker

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Troy, MO

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