On Sunday night (June 24/2018) as we drove into a church’s parking lot, I heard loud and clear, “Spiritual Eunuchs, cast down your Jezebels!”
An intercessor came up to me, mentioning oppression and shoulder issues manifesting = inability to pick up rightful authority to cast down the oppression.
Then on Tuesday (June 26, 2018), I had a dream that details the severe judgment coming to those who continue to refuse to repent and continue to tolerate the Jezebel/Leviathan spirits first out of their own lives and secondly in their church leadership. That will be released in the coming days.
But first I am to release for the first time a waking download I received 3 years ago on October 23, 2015 called “Spiritual Eunuchs.” The body of Christ must first recognize what a spiritual eunuch is and then how to identify whether they are one before they can take action.
Spiritual Eunuchs – 23 October 2015
Many in my generation and the one before me have made themselves physical eunuchs through birth control & voluntary surgical sterilization due to fear, selfish desires, and misplaced priorities. These physical eunuchs gave way to a generation of spiritual eunuchs, who have been unable to reproduce themselves, let alone mentor and mature spiritual young.
We have lost the value of life, of abundant life. We’ve raised a generation of immature adults, both physically and spiritually, who cannot survive life’s storms, let alone thrive and grow in hardy conditions. Their shallow roots and spindly trunks are too fragile. They’ve leaned on their enabling leaders apron strings like vines on a tomato stake that holds them up for life. No wonder so many pastors are burning out! Coming alongside someone and mentoring them should rather look like staking a young spruce tree that after a season has strong enough roots to hold itself up and continue growing upward under their own strength. Some leaders are fearful that if they train up the younger generation, they’ll be overtaken and replaced, which has happened at times due to a lack of honor for our elders. Others simply don’t realize they are being co-dependent.
God’s commandment has always been to be fruitful and multiply, first biologically then spiritually. Jesus commanded his disciples to go and make disciples of all nations. However, they needed people to have first been born in order to make disciples of them and teach them why they needed to be born again. He does not command us to do something that He will not provide the resources for which to accomplish the task. Indeed, He has promised to supply all our needs according to His riches and glory. Unfortunately, we keep believing the lie that we must supply all our own needs and dare not step out in faith beyond our own capabilities, because that’s foolish.
This shortsighted thinking has hamstrung our nation both physically and spiritually. Canada has a birth rate of 1.61 in 2011. Compare that to China’s surprisingly higher birth rate of 1.66 despite having a maximum 1 child policy. We have an aging population without sufficient matured offspring that have the same biblical values & vision to step into the societal shoes being left empty, requiring high immigration of those with differing worldviews and visions. A house, society, or congregation divided cannot stand.
The harvest is plentiful but the laborers are few. Our problem is few labourers or so it seems but is that truly the problem? The best way to solve a problem is to identify the root of the problem first. So I beg the question, why are there so few labourers? They aren’t being birthed and matured. Why are they not being birthed or matured? The parents, both physical and spiritual, haven’t conceived AND gestated viable offspring to full term then stuck through the hard painful labour to bring them forth, then taken the time to grow godly character and worldview in them until they are able to run independently on their own. Again, let’s dig deeper. Why didn’t the parents endure through conception, gestation, delivery, and maturation? Many surface reasons exist but ultimately, they did not have a long term vision. Where there is no vision, the people perish. Where there is no plan, we plan to fail. We must repent of being short-sighted and building our own kingdoms. We must repent of “leaving it up to the professionals” such as pastors and large ministries. Ask God today for a vision of how YOU can be fruitful and multiply right where God has placed you, advancing the kingdom of heaven, and being part of a vision greater than yourself and then persevere to fruition.
Onan had the ability to conceive the next generation but out of self-centeredness and vain ambition, he purposely spilled his seed and God took him out. God is in the business of fruitfulness, not sterility. God gives life and life more abundantly, but the devil is a thief that comes to kill, steal, and destroy. The Israelites were admonished not to mix seed because it produces hybrid, sterile seed. One generation may get low quality fruit but the second will end up hungry.
Contrast that to Hannah, who couldn’t conceive but had a vision and prayed without ceasing until that vision was conceived. Her vision was brought to fruition and the result was a holy and faithful priest, who was reared and mentored to suddenly fill the shoes of Eli successfully upon his untimely demise. Hannah would have been content with just one son but God blessed her vision and multiplied it to produce five additional children, likely that had the same godly beginnings as Samuel. The children of the righteous shall be blessed.
Unfortunately, we discover that Samuel did not have the same vision as his mother for godly multiplication. He had at least 2 sons but we learn in 1 Samuel 8:1-3 that those biological sons did not become his spiritual sons. They did not have the same intimacy with God that their father had. We are not told whether they ever communed with God face to face like their father did but their actions suggest otherwise. They didn’t have a vision that was so powerful that it called louder than the enticements of the world or wooed more strongly than the empty pleasures of the flesh. Samuel made the same mistake that many of us have made. We forget that spiritual seed produces a single harvest. We must continue to sow the reaped seed to birth the next harvest, reap and sow again. Each generation must not only sow seed but teach the next generation below them how to sow more efficiently, passing along the knowledge of how to reap a bountiful harvest while avoiding the devouring pests and blights. They must be taught how to carry on the vision of multiplication to such a degree that they in turn can teach it to their own successors. They also need to be taught that although consecration has a dear price to pay, the benefits and efficiency it produces cannot be matched by any fleshly gimmicks. Consecration and dedication to the most high God will always outlast, outrun, and outperform any religious copycat.
Another side to this dearth of mature spiritual children is that many who have paid the price in consecration have been deceived into thinking that telling their success stories and how they got to where they are now is pride. They have run so far away from the abomination of pride that they fell in the opposite ditch of false humility. We desperately need these mature stalwarts in the faith to step out and share their lives with others. The younger generations need to mix their vibrant energy and hunger for change with the mentoring, the vision, and the wisdom these faithful fathers have.
Yet another side of the spiritual eunuch is the fact that they have cut off the source of their life power – the dunamis power of the Holy Spirit. One who is not filled with life power cannot birth life in another person, just as a dead person cannot conceive or deliver a baby in the natural.

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