You will NEVER Believe Who (False) Prophet Chris Reed Says... Is STILL ALIVE!

And when he emerges, I think he will intentionally emerge to say,

I can witness. I was a witness to Jesus. I was here when he was alive and I'm here now.

And, you know, there'll be people that won't believe it if they saw it with their own two eyes. So I know there will be people that won't believe me saying this based on dream and scripture.

You got that right. Welcome to the program, ladies and gentlemen.

My name is Justin Peters. I hope that this finds you and your family doing well today. I want to thank you so much for joining me for this podcast.

I tell you, dear friends, I've been studying the charismatic movement a long time. And just when I think I have seen and heard it all and they couldn't possibly get any crazier.

You know, Lloyd, just when I think you couldn't possibly be any dumber.

You go and do something like this. And totally redeem yourself.

They totally redeem themselves. I'm going to show you some clips from an interview that Chris Reed did with Steve Schultz.

Now, Steve Schultz is the head of Elijah Streams Ministries YouTube channel, and he's also on Rumble.

But at any rate, if Steve Schultz interviews the craziest of the crazies.

Now, if there is anyone on the planet with less discernment than Sid Roth, it would have to be

Steve Schultz. Because Steve Schultz regularly interviews Kat Kerr, who is just about as looney tunes nutty as they come.

So much so that she's even too looney for Sid Roth. If you're too looney for Sid Roth, you're looney tunes.

I mean, like Daffy Duck looney tunes. But there's really nothing that any of his guests can say that he will not believe.

I mean, it doesn't matter how crazy he'll just someone says one of his guests will say something just absolutely off the wall.

And he's like, oh, oh, you know, and he's really impressed by it. But at any rate, so he is interviewing in this program,

Chris Reed. Chris Reed is back in 2021 replaced

Rick Joyner as the head of Morningstar Ministries. Rick Joyner is the founder of Morningstar.

And Chris Reed came and basically replaced him. Rick Joyner passed the baton to Chris Reed.

Now, Rick Joyner is a looney tunes false prophet in his own right. This is someone who, quote unquote, restored

Todd Bentley to the ministry. And if you're restoring Todd Bentley to anything except the insane asylum, then you probably need to be there yourself.

But at any rate, Chris Reed is the new head of Morningstar Ministries, and he is a false prophet.

I'm going to do some more videos on him because he's just outlandish. He's a complete con artist, by the way.

But at any rate, in this interview, he is he is regaling

Steve Schultz about his latest prophetic dream and vision.

And you will never believe who he says is still alive.

Because I had probably one of the most vivid dreams I've ever had last weekend.

It was incredible. I was ministering in California and I usually, you know, minister one weekend a month.

But I had a couple of prophetic dreams that night. But this one,

I think, was really important for me to share. And that is so in this dream, and I know it was

I know it was from the Lord. And I want to pause it right here. Notice that he says he knows that this dream was from the

Lord. So this is no ordinary dream that we all have every night. You know, he's kooky kind of dreams that don't really make any sense.

No, this is a prophetic dream. This is from God. And he knows it's from God. So this is rising to the same level as people in the

Bible who had dreams from God, prophetic dreams. We're talking about people like Daniel.

We're talking about people like Jacob. We're talking about people like Joseph, Old and New Testament Joseph.

So this he is he is raising the roof here. This is from God.

OK, so I want you to hear what this dream contains that he got from God. Now, this is about this clip is going to be about four and a half minutes long.

So just watch. People hear this thing. It might sound shocking at first, but just hear me out, because I think there's a reason why

I had this dream. In this dream, I am at the bottom of this rocky cliff.

OK, and I have next to me a tour guide, which I believe to be the angel that is assigned to my life and ministry that has often helped me in ministering to people, ministering, praying for the sick, calling out sicknesses and such.

And he said, follow me. So we started walking up this cliff like rocky mountain.

There was not grass or greenery or anything. We start walking up. We get to the top and we look down.

And what was interesting, it seemed like it was only maybe about 30 feet down at the bottom of that rocky hill.

And I noticed when I looked down, Steve, at the bottom of the rocky hill, there was a mouth of a cave open and there was an old man.

I saw, you know, white hair. He had a long beard and he was kneeled down, squatted down, building a campfire.

And what I noticed about the campfire was, you know, if you get a really hot flame, it's blue, you know, but that just shows you that the fire is really hot.

Well, the flame was predominantly blue, not so much orange and yellow. And so I asked the tour,

I felt like somehow in the dream I could ask the tour guide, which I believe to have been the angel that is in my life.

And so I asked him, I said, who is this? Like, what are you showing me?

And he said, do you remember when our Lord spoke of the disciple whom he loved?

And I said, yes, you know, the Apostle John. Well, he then said, do you remember when our

Lord said in Matthew chapter 16 and verse 28, he said, there would be some standing there who would not taste of death till they saw the

Son of Man come. And he said that phrase, do you remember when our Lord said? I said, yes.

He said, so, so I thought of that verse, Jesus said to the crowd there in the book of Matthew, there would be some that would be standing there that would not taste of death till they saw the coming of the

Son of Man. And then he said, do you remember when our Lord said to Peter in John chapter 21, when

Peter was asking the Lord about how he would die? And the Lord told

Peter, this is what the angel said. The Lord told Peter that when he was old, when he was young, that, you know, he was able to dress and gird himself.

But when he was old, he would have to have somebody else help him. And it spoke of the manner of his death.

OK, I got to interrupt here real quickly. Chris Reed says that in John 21,

Jesus was telling Peter, Peter, when you are older, someone else will have to help you dress.

Basically help you dress yourself. No, that's not what

Jesus was talking about. Peter didn't need help getting his shoes on. Jesus told

Peter, when you are old, Peter, you will stretch out your hands and someone else will gird you and take you where you do not wish to go.

He was prophesying Peter's future arrest and execution for the glory of God.

It was he was signifying by what kind of death Peter would glorify God. Peter didn't need help getting his breeches on.

I just unbelievable. But anyway, now back to Chris Reed. And then the scripture says in John 21,

Peter asked the Lord because John was following him.

And he said, what of this man? Speaking of the Apostle John and Jesus said, what is it to you if he live till I come?

Now that's in your Bible, and I know a lot of people think it is there. Yeah, it is there.

And so the next thing I noticed, I looked down and the old man that was kind of knelt down over the campfire looks up at me.

And when he looked up at me, it was like the blue fire that was burning from the campfire was in his eyes.

It was like a total reflection and his eyes were burning with blue flame.

And I asked this angel, I said, why is his eyes burning blue? He said, because this is about the love of God that he wrote about in his epistle.

This is what will happen when the love of God burns in your heart. It will transform you. So I'm sitting here thinking

Jesus's words were clear. There would be some that wouldn't die till Jesus came that were standing there, you know, when

Jesus was on earth. All righty then. So the Apostle John is still alive and not just alive in heaven, mind you.

Oh, no, no, no. He is still alive right now on good old planet

Earth. This terrestrial ball, this third rock from the sun, the

Apostle John is still alive on earth. Unbelievable.

I mean, just unbelievable. Now, he appeals to two primary texts, and I want us to quickly look at these.

The first one is Matthew 16, and this is when Jesus is speaking to his disciples right before the transfiguration.

And he says this. For the Son of Man is going to come in the glory of his Father with his angels and will then repay each one according to his deeds.

Truly, I say to you, there are some of those who are standing here who will not taste death until they see the

Son of Man coming in his kingdom. All right. So based upon that,

Chris reads in his prophetic dream, Chris Reid says that John is one of those who has not tasted death because Christ has not yet come back and set up his kingdom, which in and of itself is true.

Now, my eschatology, I'm premillennial. I believe that Jesus will have an actual kingdom here on earth in Israel and will be a literal kingdom for a literal 1 ,000 years.

But at any rate, regardless of your eschatology, dear friends, I think the best way to take what

Jesus said in verse 28, that some standing here, some here will not taste death until they see the

Son of Man referring to himself, obviously, coming in his kingdom. This is a preview. It's a preview of his transfiguration, which would come just six days later that we would read about beginning in the very next chapter,

Matthew chapter 17. Now, this word kingdom, basileia in the Greek, it can refer to a literal physical kingdom.

It can also another way to render the word or another definition of the word, depending upon the context in which it's used.

It's splendor. And I think probably both are in view here.

I think the most immediate context, Jesus was giving them a little heads up about his upcoming transfiguration.

You remember this in Matthew 17 when he was transfigured before them, Peter, James, and John were there.

And right before them, Jesus was transfigured. That pre -incarnate glory that he had with the

Father from eternity past was shown to Peter, James, and John.

Of course, Moses on one side, Elijah on the other. And that veil of flesh that had covered his pre -incarnate glory was peeled back some, and they saw

Jesus transfigured before them. And so I think that is what

Jesus was saying. You will not taste death until you see the Son of Man coming in my kingdom, but really in my splendor.

And that would happen just six days later. That having been said, I do think that this was just partially fulfilled with the transfiguration, because I think inherent within this, that word basileia, kingdom or splendor.

I think both are in view. And I think that is looking forward. It is a foreshadowing of Jesus' second coming, which obviously has not happened yet.

Jesus will come in his full glory, in his second coming. And the disciples got a little foretaste of that, a little preview of that in his transfiguration,

Matthew 17. And that will come to a full fulfillment in his second coming when he sets up his earthly kingdom.

So I think that is what is in view here. And you see the same kind of prophetic statements in the sense of like an already but not yet kind of fulfillment.

For example, in Acts chapter 2, Peter's sermon the day of Pentecost and the

Holy Spirit descended. The church was born, of course, on that day. And these men began to speak in tongues.

And Peter said, this is the fulfillment of Joel's prophecy. And he quoted Joel's prophecy.

Now, I think that was a partial fulfillment of Joel's prophecy. It was an already but not yet.

I don't believe that Joel's prophecy was fully fulfilled in Acts chapter 2, because there are other elements of Acts chapter 2, more specifically

Joel's prophecy, that did transpire and come to fulfillment that day.

But not all of them that day. There were elements of Joel's prophecy that quite clearly have not yet happened.

Notice that verse 19 says, I will put wonders in the sky above, signs on the earth below, blood and fire and vapor of smoke.

The sun will be turned into darkness and the moon into blood. Well, we clearly have not seen these things yet, right?

We have not yet seen signs in the sky above, on the earth below. The sun has not been darkened.

The moon has not been turned to blood. There's not been smoke and vapor and all those. Those kind of things will not be fulfilled until the eschaton, until the last day.

So even Joel's prophecy, it was partially fulfilled the day of Pentecost, but not completely fulfilled.

Because clearly there are elements of his prophecy that have not yet transpired. So same thing with Jesus' statement in Matthew 16.

They got a preview of his glory and coming kingdom with the transfiguration that happened just six days later.

But the full fulfillment will not come to pass until his second coming. Now, back to Chris Reid.

And Jesus said, what if he lived? What if John was to live until I come? Yeah. So let us turn our attention now to the other text, which

Chris Reid cites as his support for his belief that the apostle John did not die in his life here on earth.

John chapter 21, verse 20 through 23. Peter turning around, saw the disciple whom

Jesus loved following them. The one who also had leaned back on his bosom at the supper and said,

Lord, who is the one who betrays you? So Peter, seeing him, said to Jesus, Lord, and what about this man?

Jesus said to him, if I want him to remain until I come, what is that to you? You follow me.

And so based upon those words from Jesus, Chris Reid says that very clearly

Jesus wanted John to remain until he comes and Jesus has not yet come back.

So John must still remain alive and kicking somewhere here on earth.

But dear friends, that's not what Jesus was saying. Not at all.

In fact, the very next verse clears this up quite nicely. Verse 23.

Therefore, this saying went out among the brothers that this disciple, referring to John, would not die.

Yet Jesus did not say to him that he would not die. But only, if I want him to remain until I come, what is that to you?

I mean, dear friends, how much more clear could the Bible be? Jesus did not say to him that he would not die.

That wasn't the point of what Jesus was saying. Peter was jealous of John and there was some friction there.

And Peter was asking Jesus, what about this man? And basically Jesus was saying, Peter, it's none of your business.

Even if I want John to remain until I come back, it's none of your business. You mind to your own business.

You follow me and don't worry about other people. You follow me. That's the point that Jesus was making.

It's just unbelievable to me. Back to Chris Reed. And so then after he mentioned about why

John's eyes are burning with the blue flame, I said, well, what does this mean? The angel said these words,

Steve. He said, in my dream, he said, right before the coming of the

Lord, the apostle John will emerge and help the church and teach the church in the world the full meaning of his book of revelation that he got from the

Lord. And I mean, I was blown away. I suddenly realized that isn't it?

And think about this. You know, every one of the disciples, there's a record of their death except for John.

OK, dear ones, that's not exactly true. The Bible only records for us the death of two of Jesus' disciples.

Of course, Judas Iscariot, we all know, hung himself. And then James, the brother of John, we read in Acts chapter 12, was put to death by the sword.

And then none of the other apostles do we have a record, a biblical record anyway, of their deaths.

Now, the apostle Paul's death is the most well attested and seems to be the most consistent as far as records we have from some of the early church fathers.

And we can know with almost 100 percent certainty that the apostle Paul was beheaded. That's the overwhelming testimony of the early church fathers.

But after you get past the apostle Paul to the other apostles, the accounts are contradictory.

We don't really know exactly. How they were executed. Peter, in all likelihood, was crucified upside down.

But even that we don't know with 100 percent certainty. But it probably was. But for John, John was exiled on the island of Patmos, of course, from which he wrote the book of Revelation.

And then in all likelihood, John died of old age in what is now modern day

Turkey. So we don't have a record of John being executed. The absence of any testimony of him being executed leads us to believe that he just died of old age.

But there's absolutely no reason at all on any level to think that the apostle

John is still alive. Well, I'm telling you, I am convinced, if I've ever been convinced of anything,

Steve, I think that the apostle John, somehow the Lord has graced him.

You know, he caught up Elijah in a chariot of fire. Elijah didn't die.

We know that for a fact. We know Enoch didn't die. He was he was taken up. And and so the last words that he said to me was that he would emerge from the caves of Turkey.

Really? He specifically said that. That was in the dream? In the dream. Yes, he said when he said the last phrase that he would emerge right before the return of the

Lord to help the church and to help the world understand. Of course, he authored

Revelation. Remember that he would emerge from the caves of Turkey. Name something people take with them to the beach.

Turkey. The first thing you buy in a supermarket. Turkey.

A food often stuffed. Turkey. I believe supernaturally the

Lord has given him a grace, specifically him to live unto the coming of the

Lord so that his teaching, his revelation, his book of Revelation and his understanding of Jesus will emerge in this hour.

OK, and he'll help the church understand our end time purpose and the meaning of the book of Revelation, because people have been fighting over for years.

Why not get the author to teach us what it really means and how this is all going to unfold?

Yeah, well, so now let me just ask you point blank, because you're obviously saying he didn't die. You're obviously saying there's a pergamum,

I think you said, is where the cave is or Turkey. Two weeks in Turkey. Which is in the caves of Turkey.

Turkey. I said to you, name something people take with them to the beach.

You said. The first thing you buy in a supermarket, the answer was.

And the survey gave you. The pergamum is where the where the devil has his throne, if I'm if I don't want to mix it up.

But if if he emerges, Chris, are you saying the Lord saying not even though he visits heaven and has been seen in heaven, he's going to emerge as a real man walking the face of the earth and going to be in some microphone someday in some church teaching?

Is that what you're saying? Wouldn't that be something? I mean, a lot of people would want to be there.

Wouldn't that be something, dear friends? Man, boy, it really would. If John were just to show up one day out of his cave in Turkey.

OK, a few a few thoughts here to wrap up. OK, my my logical mind says.

What in the world has John been doing for the last 2000 years in this cave in Turkey?

I mean, what's he been doing, playing Minesweeper, Canasta? I mean, what's he what's he been eating in this cave for 2000 years?

What does he not come out of this cave to eat? What does he get? Door dash.

I mean, what what's he been doing for 2000 years? And why is he somehow exempt from the command that we see in Hebrews chapter 10 not to forsake the assembling of ourselves?

I mean, you want to talk about forsaking the assembly. Apparently, the guy's been in a cave for 2000 years.

I mean, what what a waste of 2000 years. My goodness is this man.

I mean, John, really, of all people. I mean, one of the apostles, one of the authors of scripture.

He's been in a cave for 2000 years, not part of a local church. Yeah. So much for using your spiritual gifts for the edification of the body.

I mean, he hasn't he hasn't even taught Sunday school somewhere. So he's he's been forsaking the assembly for 2000 years.

So he has been in a habitual, unrepentant sin because all Christians are commanded by our king to be part of a local body so that we can worship and use our spiritual gifts and edify the body and grow in Christ and be sanctified and fulfill the

Great Commission and all those wonderful things. Do all the one another's. Yeah. What about all the one another's in scripture? John hadn't been doing any one another's for 2000 years, apparently just unreal.

And by the way, I learned this as part of my research and preparing this video for you.

The belief that the Apostle John is still alive somewhere on Earth, you know where that originates from?

It's actually an LDS belief. Yeah. Church of Mormon, Church of Jesus Christ, Latter -day

Saints. This is in their Doctrine and Covenants, section seven. The Mormons believe that the

Apostle John is still alive. Somewhere on this good old planet

Earth. So if you're repeating teachings from a cult, you might want to stop and do a little self -examination there,

Chris. But let's give Chris one last word here. And you know, there'll be people that won't believe it if they saw it with their own two eyes.

I know there will be people that won't believe me saying this based on dream and scripture. You're right.

I don't believe you at all. I don't believe your dream. And you certainly did not get this from scripture.

You got it from your own vain imagination and from a theological cult.

All right, dear ones. I hope that this video has been helpful for you. This is in and of itself enough to completely write off Morningstar Ministries.

Formally headed by Rick Joyner, now by false prophet Chris Reed.

Until our next time together, may the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the fellowship of His Holy Spirit be with you all.