A message from God for 2026

 A Message from God for 2026

Good morning,

During my prayer time from December 26–28, the Holy Spirit gave me this word for the year ahead, drawn from Genesis 22:1–7.

When God called Abraham, God gave him a difficult instruction that demanded immediate obedience—to offer his son Isaac as a sacrifice. Yet when Abraham arrived at the place of sacrifice, he spoke these words to his servants:

Genesis 22:5 (NIV) “Stay here with the donkey while I and the boy go over there. We will worship and then we will come back to you.”

Notice what Abraham declared: “we will come back.” The Holy Spirit revealed to me that God had already shown Abraham the end before the beginning. He spoke the outcome in faith before he saw it.

For 2026: If My children will hear the call of My voice, obey My instructions, and act upon them in faith, I will show them the end of the year before the beginning of the year.

God will give us eyes to see the victory before the trial fully unfolds. God will place words of faith on our lips to declare declare the unseen as if it already exists.

Ask yourselves in this new year:

1. Does your life sometimes feel like one great test?

2. Can you clearly hear God’s voice?

3. Will you obey God’s instructions?

4. Will you, like Abraham, speak the unseen outcome into existence by faith before you witness it?

This is the faith God honored in Abraham, and this is the faith God will honour in you in 2026.

Walk in obedience. Speak in faith. And watch God bring you and your promise safely back—just as He did for Abraham and Isaac     


Location: Pretoria, South Africa

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