The Belly Flop of the N.A.R. Weather Warriors

The Claim That Christians Can Control the Weather

Hello. Here I am. It's Kat. Last night, the Father kept me up and talked to me about creating weather warriors. You know, you're supposed to control the weather. But you are the one that has authority over the weather.

You're the weatherman. You get out there, or the weatherwoman, whichever it is, and you talk to that thing, and you tell it, you're not coming here, I command you to dissipate!

For we divide and we separate. Even the winds, Lord, that would try to join together in combination. Grant us, O God, that this storm shall dissipate.

So I'll take authority over the turbulence when flying. And way more times than not, the turbulence either never happens, or it just dissipates into where everything smooths out really quickly. We can have authority over storms.

I'm going to demonstrate to you what to do when a storm comes, okay, that's forming into a hurricane. I'm here in Florida on the coast. The ocean's right there. Our ocean is right there, the Atlantic Ocean.

And we are north of this storm. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to hit it off the coast. I'm going to command it to go out to sea and dissipate.

You and I were doing what we'd been taught to do. We were going out, and we were rebuking the storm, and nothing happened. And the door slams, and then we hear our little daughter say, I told you to be quiet in Jesus' name!

And the storm just went, pffft. But I'm thinking, well, wait a minute. Cindy and I, we're the adults, and we went out there, and we rebuked the storm, and nothing seemed to happen. And our daughter, who's a little 5-year-old, who's heard the Word all her life, goes out there and rebukes the storm, and it stops.

What would you say to teachers and preachers who teach this, and what would you say to the people who believe in the Bible?

Sure. Number one, I'd say it doesn't seem to be working too well, in that we had plenty of Christians in Texas and Florida, and we weren't able to push back the storm. So if we have the authority to do it, we're not doing a good job of it.

That's the first thing.

There's a technical term called millibars. And as those rise in the middle of a hurricane, the hurricane dissipates in strength. We command the millibars to rise, and we command that storm, even as the eye of that storm, in the name of Jesus, you will move off to the coast.

You will go off to the ocean. You will bounce off in a direction away from the coast. See, what I see it doing is coming in towards Florida, and then, believe me, the faith of the Body of Christ moving in authority.

We don't have to accept this destruction.

I missed the advance because I was up encountering a cyclone named Debbie up in Brisbane and cast her out, but it sounded like she might have showed up outside here just a few minutes ago while we were praying.

We have the power to effect change and to impact weather patterns and silent storms. Jesus did it in the Gospels. We're told that we can do the same works that He did. So I want us, I want our faith to increase.

I want our faith to arise. And I want us to start praying against Hurricane Irma.

Do you believe the Bible teaches this?

That we have authority over the weather? No. I don't believe the Bible teaches us that. God has authority over the weather. We appeal to Him, as you said. We pray for mercy. We pray for God to turn back the storm.

Now, if God spoke to a believer like He spoke to Moses and said, you know, take your rod and turn back the storm, if God said that, He's God, we do what He says. But I'm not aware of Him saying that. There's no scripture saying that.

I do not see in the Word that we have authority over weather.

Jesus Calms the Storm and the Misuse of John 14:12

I have just flown in from my meetings in Seattle, Washington, and yet I still have an assignment left to do. I'm going to demonstrate to you what to do when a storm comes, okay? It's forming into a hurricane.

Immediately, Holy Spirit spoke to my heart and He said, why don't you do something about it? And when He spoke that, He reminded me, in the Gospels, when Jesus gets in the disciples' boat, stands up in the boat, and there's that horrible storm, and He tells the storm to be still, He silences the storm, and the wind and the waves and everything immediately obeys and bows.

And so all of a sudden, this faith stirred up in me, and I thought, okay, God, John 14, 12 says I'm to do the works that You do, that I can do those same works by Your power within me.

My spirit tonight wants to communicate to your spirit that God is saying over the tolerance of crazy mayhem, destruction in America and on America, enough, this is not the time for that judgment, and the only thing that can restrain it is a church that isn't praying nervous prayers and God help us prayers, but authoritative prayers, and I don't think we're there right now.

I don't think we're built up for that yet.

Praying Into the Belly of the Storm

Last night, the Father kept me up and talked to me about creating weather warriors. I was saying to Him, we need to have some people that are going to be like our weather. Watch people, because I'm traveling all the time, I'm not aware of stuff going on.

And I said, Lord, what do you want us to do?

And He said, go to the highest point and direct your prayers, direct your intercessions into the very belly of the storm. And as we did, we had fun with it. We got up the highest point on the hillside, and we started praying and decreeing straight up into the cloud, and we even pretended that our prayers were arrows, and we were shooting the arrows of our prayers up into the cloud.

And what was amazing is we said, no weather, no rain, no interruption to what God is doing here, no hindrance to the Mongolians filling the hillside and coming to know Jesus and worshiping Jesus. And as we did, we watched.

And over the course of the next 10 to 15 minutes, the clouds split right down the middle and went to the horizon on each side of us.

And we do have spiritual authority, but I don't believe literally that we can just tell a mountain to be relocated. I take that as a figure of speech talking about the power of faith in God.

And we speak to the winds. We rebuke the winds that are encouraging and empowering this hurricane. And in Jesus' name, we speak to the winds, and we command the winds to come and to work for us and not against us.

You work in the love of God and not in the fear of the enemy. You undo that hurricane in Jesus' name. The wind's aloft. Cut the top of that thing off. Do what you're supposed to do. And every other wind, you cease and desist.

And in that position and in that place, we stand, and we say, Harvey, you come to nothing. In Jesus' name, now undo. Come undone.

We curse this thing in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ of Nazareth. We stand before you in faith. We stand before you, hallelujah, declaring before you, praise God, that Irma, the hurricane, is dead.

The Works of Jesus and the Scope of Christian Ministry

When Jesus says we'll do the works that He did and even greater, can you define the scope of that for your listeners? And like what kind of works is He talking about and what kind of works is He not talking about?

When He points to the works that He did, for example, in John 10 and John 14, it's almost always in the context of healings, miracles, exorcisms, and that's what we then see happening in the early church in the book of Acts.

The same works that He did as an ongoing part of His ministry, we do as a sign of the advance of the kingdom and the compassion of God. Lord, I thank you for what this offering represents, for the hours of work and sacrifice of people here, for the extension of faith, and I pray that they would be richly blessed in their giving, that seeds sown would really multiply into an amazing harvest.

And these offerings, multiply them, Father.

Authority in Christ and the Limits of Dominion Language

All authority in heaven and earth has been given unto us. We take that authority over that hurricane and command it to depart from Puerto Rico into the ocean. We intercede for the defenses. That's enough.

That's enough already with these hurricanes. That's it. Stop it.

I don't care where injustice is done, whether it's through the weather, through crime, through the ISIS, you have authority over it. You need to stand up, body of Christ, and start using that authority.

Stop preparing for the big one to come. You be big in Christ, and you stop it. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to hit it off the coast. I'm going to command it to go out to sea and dissipate. Go host.

Make toast. Off the coast.