Rick Joyner

Rick Joyner has authored more than fifty books, including The Final Quest Trilogy, There Were Two Trees in the Garden, The Path, and Army of the Dawn. He is also the Founder and Executive Director of MorningStar Ministries, a multi-faceted mission organization which includes Heritage International Ministries, MorningStar University, MorningStar Fellowship of Churches and Ministries. Click here to take a look at Rick's latest Rant #ricksrants

Vessels of His Glory

We are well into the time described in Isaiah 60:1-2. Darkness is covering the earth, and deep darkness the people, but where is the glory that is to appear on God’s people? That may be the most important question we can ask at this time. The Lord’s word is true, and we know this is coming. If we...

1-12-21

Discernment—Heritage Brief 53

In the last few Briefs we addressed how science has refuted Darwinism, Freudian psychology, and Marxism. Darwinism, a “theory,” is refuted by the most basic laws of physics, which are laws, not theories. Freud and Marx are refuted by how they have never worked to bring about the results they claimed, but rather the opposite—every single time. So, why does much of the entire world still embrace these proven fallacies as if they are facts? One word explains it—deception.

1-1-21

The Valley of Decision

The world is being brought to the “Valley of Decision” where all will have to choose between the light and darkness, good and evil, truth and lies. We are in the times that will separate the wheat from the chaff, and the nations as sheep or goats. It is not just the U.S. that is headed for civil...

1-5-21

The Freudian Folly—Heritage Brief 52

Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) was an intellectual giant of his time. Considered the founder of psychoanalysis, his research and theories helped popularize the study of mental function and disorders, and began to lift them out of the medical dark ages. His formulation of the id, the ego, and the...

12-29-20

This Present Darkness—Heritage Brief 51

Over three thousand years ago, the Prophet Daniel predicted a time when there would be a great increase of knowledge and travel (see Daniel 12:4). It has been estimated that from the beginning of recorded history, it took the composite knowledge of mankind over five thousand years to double. Then...

12-22-20

Knowledge vs. Intelligence—Heritage Brief 50

The last two centuries have witnessed an unprecedented increase of knowledge, and the rate of this increase is accelerating at an almost incomprehensible speed. Yet, the wisdom of mankind does not seem to have increased in critical matters such as education, resolving differences, or managing...

12-15-20

Freedom to Believe—Heritage Brief 49

Many of the first colonists to North America were Christians and Jews seeking freedom from religious persecution. Some were Christians who may not have been persecuted, but had a vision for establishing a truly Christian nation in America. These were joined by others who were given a reprieve from...

12-8-20

Liberty or Slavery—Heritage Brief 48

The Free Market thrives on freedom. The more it has the better it does. People thrive in freedom. The more freedom people have, the better they do, and the happier and more productive they become, a fact to which history is an overwhelming witness. Mankind was created to be free, and as we are told...

12-1-20

Battle Lines—Heritage Brief 47

The freedom released by the birth of the American Republic resulted in such a burst of initiative, advancing technology, and wealth creation that other nations were compelled to allow their citizens increasing economic freedom. This resulted in other freedoms, and soon other republics were formed,...

11-24-20

The Next Step—Heritage Brief 46

If we look at the history of mankind from the Christian perspective it is more than just a journey; it is a magnificent adventure. Like most adventures, there have been setbacks, failures, and dangers everywhere, along with advances and victories. Because the end of the story has already been...

11-17-20

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