Nate Johnston

PROPHETIC WORD 8:26:24 - HAVE YOU BEEN SURROUNDED BY JEZEBEL & HER EUNUCHS?

Nate Johnston

PROPHETIC WORD 8:26:24 - HAVE YOU BEEN SURROUNDED BY JEZEBEL & HER EUNUCHS?

PROPHETIC WORD 8:26:24 - HAVE YOU BEEN SURROUNDED BY JEZEBEL & HER EUNUCHS?

Recently, I released 2 words relating to the life of Elijah and its parallel to the moment we're living in now. The first word I released was that rain was coming. The second word I released is that we're in a Mt Carmel moment.  But in the past few weeks, I've seen a major flaring attack on the body of Christ from the Jezebel spirit, and it came to me: this is 1 Kings 19! 


"So Jezebel sent a messenger to Elijah to say, "May the gods deal with me, be it ever so severely if by this time tomorrow, I do not make your life like that of one of them." —1 Kings 19:2


You see, we are in a moment when rain is coming, and God is sifting His true prophets from the prophets of Baal. We are entering a moment of breakthrough unlike anything we've ever seen in the body of Christ. We are in the era of the revealing of Jesus through a mighty people, and in that moment again, Jezebel has sent a threat to the camp of the remnant. 


It is the threat of assassination and complete annihilation. 


This is why, in the last few weeks, it has felt like there has been an attack from every single angle. Everything has become volatile. There have been threats, slander, and chatter, unlike anything you've probably seen in your entire life. The mental warfare has hit a place where you've just wanted to run like Elijah and hide. 


"Elijah was afraid and ran for his life. When he came to Beersheba in Judah, he left his servant there, while he himselfwent a day's journey into the wilderness. He came to a broom bush, sat down under it and prayed that he might die. "I have had enough, Lord," he said. "Take my life; I am no better than my ancestors." Then he lay down under the bush and fell asleep" —2 Kings 19:3-5


I love this story because it paints a very real and honest picture of what we all face in these moments. In this scene we see Elijah's struggle under the Jezebel spirit, where he feels alone, where he feels isolated, where he feels like he's the only one staying true.


It also paints a picture of a man who's seen God move in such supernatural power, yet when this spirit arises, he runs timidly and afraid. At that moment, God had to remind him of what his voice sounded like and who was more powerful. But the most important part of this encounter was hearing God's voice, which caused Elijah to remember the mantle upon his life and what he carried. He wrapped his jacket around his face and stepped out of the cave. 


I believe we're in a moment right now where Jezebel has positioned her Ahabs, Athaliahs, and her eunuchs around you. Notice in the verse above that she "sent a messenger to curse Elijah?" She doesn't do her own bidding. She sends people. That's when your phone blows up. Your emails blow up. 

That's when threats and slander come from all angles, where situations erupt from nowhere and set off a chain reaction of others that jump on the bandwagon and do the same. 


We know that Jezebel represents a spirit of control, manipulation, and rebellion against God that seeks to undermine trueprophetic voices, destroy godly authority, and establish a counterfeit spiritual authority rooted in idolatry and deception. 


Athaliah is sent to bring drama and contention and reinforce Jezebel's plan to make you run, bow, or cower to her viscousness. That's when things flare up around you, and you are suddenly surrounded by wounded and bleeding people who have given themselves over to their bitterness and project it upon you. But her real plan is to tear you down and expose you. 


The Ahabs represent weak or compromised people, often leadership characterized by passivity, spiritual negligence, and an inability to stand for righteousness. Ahab, as a king, allowed Jezebel's influence to dominate, leading to the idolatry and corruption of Israel. In warfare, Ahab symbolizes leaders or individuals who fail to uphold truth and righteousness, and attack you with pressure to conform and tolerate her control.


Eunuchs represent those who are spiritually castrated—people who have lost their spiritual authority, power, and identity. They are those stripped of their ability to produce fruit or have a real anointing. Jezebel's eunuchs symbolize individuals who have been spiritually emasculated and manipulated to serve their purposes. They are messengers or servants who carry out Jezebel's plans and are complicit in spreading deception, enabling the Jezebel spirit's influence, and perpetuating her agenda over you. 


These messengers are her enforcers, Those who sound like her but are simply her servants that curse you from the side.They're the ones who try to manipulate you and control you from every angle to keep you cornered. But all of this is to cut you down and to get you to give up. 

Have you wanted to give up? If so, I want to encourage you this week.


If this is what you've been facing and you just feel defeated, I want to encourage you today to tap into the Jehu anointing upon your life.

That is the anointing that doesn't tolerate this spirit and sees it for what it is and begins to war and walk out and effectively break through regardless of the opposition.


Like Elijah, get in the secret place and hear the voice of the Lord for yourself again, then wrap your mantle around yourself and step out of the cave! 


OPPOSITION TO WHAT YOU ARE ABOUT TO BUILD


But why is this happening now? Because we are also in a building season. 


I've been thinking of Nehemiah 4 the last few weeks when Nehemiah was rebuilding, and Sanballat came to oppose them. 


"When Sanballat heard that we were rebuilding the wall, he became angry and was greatly incensed. He ridiculed the Jews. They all plotted together to come and fight against Jerusalem and stir up trouble against it. —Nehemiah 4:1,8


Their opposition was a distraction. It wasn't going to stop what God had planned, but to avoid delays, they needed to push forward - they needed a strategy. 


These were the two strategies God gave them:


The exposed places;

"Therefore I stationed some of the people behind the lowest points of the wall at the exposed places, posting them by families, with their swords, spears and bows" —Nehemiah 4:13


Offensive building:

"From that day on, half of my men did the work, while the other half were equipped with spears, shields, bows and armor.The officers posted themselves behind all the people of Judah who were building the wall. Those who carried materials did their work with one hand and held a weapon in the other" —Nehemiah 4:16-17


I believe we're in a moment right now that the strategy is simple. It's not that we ignore the slander and opposition. It's just that we need to pay more attention to what God is doing. 


It's also a moment to be complacent. We have to cover the low places. The areas where the enemy is trying to completely break down our lives. This means to take care of our foundations well.


To focus on our families. On worship. The word. Getting the battalion in order so nothing can creep in or breach our defenses. And lastly, to be on guard. To live in war mode. Don't do this lying down while God is wanting to rebuild you and build THROUGH you! 


Yes we need to continue to build, continue to move forward regardless of the opposition that is coming at us. Because we are in a moment of transition, shifting from limitation to abundance. 


THE UNLOCKING OF RESOURCES 


I believe we're in the moment that we're about to see the unlocking of resources that have been held up by the spirit for such a long time.

The remnant have needed the resources to move forward that would begin to establish new places of God's glory in the earth.


Wildfires in places that would birth true prayer movements and true movements of God's presence that are not based on man's ambitions. 

But there's been a delay in finances, but as we continue to push forward and build at this moment, we're going to see a monumental generational breakthrough. 


We're going to see the hidden riches of secret places from Isaiah 45:3 poured out. 


So my encouragement to you this week is keep going. Keep building. Keep defending. Keep fighting. Do not give up. Do not cower to this spirit.


But if we persevere in worship and prayer, we will see everything that God planned and established for us to build and accomplish in our lifetimes. 


Remnant, we've got this!



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Inbetween what you were doing and what you are stepping into. Inbetween alignments you had and the tribe coming. Inbetween the last seasons revelation that sustained and carried you and the fresh oil coming from the crushing and warfare. Inbetween language and a message you knew fluently and a new sound in your belly you don’t yet recognise. Inbetween an old mantle that had to go and the mantle you don’t understand or know how to fully trust yet. Inbetween breaking and the incoming breakthrough.. Inbetween feeling exhausted and spiritually crashed, and the fresh fire and awakening stirring inside you. Inbetween the battlefield of your last season and the new day dawning. Inbetween the old wineskin and the fresh outpouring. Inbetween the funeral song and the full recovery. Inbetween the robbery and the recompense. And this is where the ground under your feet feels shaky. Because it’s the garden of gethsemane and instead of praying and prophesying you just want to sleep through it. You want to be anaesthetised instead of enduring the unknown. But I’m writing to you today to say.. ENGAGE! Wake up mighty church. For you aren’t lost. You are the way makers. The soldiers of the breach! And this is a moment where PRAYER and prophecy will unlock the way. Lift your voice mighty ones!
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Inbetween what you were doing and what you are stepping into. Inbetween alignments you had and the tribe coming. Inbetween the last seasons revelation that sustained and carried you and the fresh oil coming from the crushing and warfare. Inbetween language and a message you knew fluently and a new sound in your belly you don’t yet recognise. Inbetween an old mantle that had to go and the mantle you don’t understand or know how to fully trust yet. Inbetween breaking and the incoming breakthrough.. Inbetween feeling exhausted and spiritually crashed, and the fresh fire and awakening stirring inside you. Inbetween the battlefield of your last season and the new day dawning. Inbetween the old wineskin and the fresh outpouring. Inbetween the funeral song and the full recovery. Inbetween the robbery and the recompense. And this is where the ground under your feet feels shaky. Because it’s the garden of gethsemane and instead of praying and prophesying you just want to sleep through it. You want to be anaesthetised instead of enduring the unknown. But I’m writing to you today to say.. ENGAGE! Wake up mighty church. For you aren’t lost. You are the way makers. The soldiers of the breach! And this is a moment where PRAYER and prophecy will unlock the way. Lift your voice mighty ones!
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By Nate Johnston July 7, 2025
Ok, this is a word for those who have been dealing with years of narcissistic robbery.. One of the most pervasive demonic assignments I’ve ever witnessed in my own life and in the lives of many believers is the Jezebelic assignment. It’s been normalized across the body of Christ and in the world, often labeled as narcissism or seen only as a psychological disorder, rather than a spiritually rooted one. Because of this, people don’t know how to discern it, confront it, or evict it. It has become more than a spiritual stronghold. It’s become a culture. A way of living, responding, and relating that is deeply destructive. I grew up in this environment, and I would say 90% of the body of Christ has, too. Culture enforces it. Our world, in many ways, is systemically narcissistic. It has caused deep bondage and emotional wounds, even manifesting as mental and physical illness over time. Last week, as I was sharing prophetic words, going live, and praying over people, we saw many healings break out, especially last Thursday night on our Vision Live. I’m still in awe of what God did. But as I was praying and asking the Lord how He wanted me to address the Jezebelic element, I had a dream. In the dream, I saw a garden that looked completely dead. Roses that had once bloomed were now black, shriveled, and decayed. The whole garden was poisoned. In the middle of it was a deep pit, and out of that pit grew a short, ugly tree. Its roots spread underneath the entire garden. It reminded me of The Secret Garden, a movie I loved as a child. I knew immediately that the dream was from the Lord. He was showing me how the Jezebelic spirit has poisoned the gardens of many believers. It’s been at the center of our spiritual lives, hidden beneath the surface. We’ve tried to tend the garden around it, but we’ve never dealt with the root. Last week, I spoke about catching the foxes from Song of Songs. We manage our pain around this spirit, but now God is saying: Enough is enough. I’m pulling it out. As I continued to pray, the Lord brought me to the story of Naboth’s vineyard in 1 Kings 21. In this passage, Jezebel conspired to steal Naboth’s inheritance so she could give it to Ahab. But Naboth refused to sell. His name in Hebrew means “fruits” or “produce” and is closely tied to the idea of prophetic fruitfulness, legacy, and inheritance. In one translation, it represents “prophecies and words” Naboth’s vineyard is symbolic of the prophetic call, the anointing, the promises, and the inheritance God has placed on your life. But the Jezebel spirit is a thief. It will lie, manipulate, gaslight, and even kill to rob you of that vineyard. Just like in my dream, it seeks to plant toxic roots in the very soil that was meant to bear fruit. It poisons what was meant to be pure. This is exactly what has happened to so many believers. You’ve been fighting invisible warfare against something that’s been spiritual all along. And every time you try to confront it, in churches, in relationships, in ministries, you get gaslit. You’re made to feel like the problem, when in fact, the spirit that’s been tolerated is the real issue. But the Lord is saying now: I am taking the root out. I am exposing it, and I am evicting it. That’s why it’s uncomfortable. That’s why everything feels like it’s coming to the surface. That’s why your mind has been under siege. Because a false foundation is being torn out, so a holy one can be laid. Then I heard the Lord say something that hit me deeply, and I believe it will hit your spirit too: “As I uproot this spirit from your life, you will not only be healed in your mind. You will be made whole in your body, your finances, your marriage, your family, and your destiny. I’m not just healing you, I’m reordering your life from beginning to end. I am restarting your prophetic timeline.” Let me say that again: God is restarting your prophetic timeline. Imagine that dead garden in your life, the one you thought was beyond recovery. Now imagine the root being pulled out, light returning, and life beginning to flourish again. That garden represents your prophetic call, your purpose, your destiny, and the words spoken over you. The things that felt delayed, blocked, or stuck will begin to move. Where there’s been no favor, favor will flow. Where doors were shut, doors will now open. You will reclaim your vineyard. God says, “I am reclaiming you. This is a Jubilee moment in your life. I am demanding repayment of the robbery of the Jezebel spirit. Everything stolen must be returned. Your inheritance, your health, your time, your voice, your clarity, your legacy, it’s all being reclaimed. I am giving you back the vineyard that was stolen.” Now let me pray: In the mighty name of Jesus, I command every Jezebelic assignment, every generational stronghold that has taken root in your life, to be uprooted now. Be broken from your heart, your calling, your destiny, and your mind. Be uprooted in Jesus’ name. I decree Jubilee over you. The Jezebel spirit is being overthrown. The vineyard is being reclaimed. Your prophetic garden is coming alive again. The delay is over. Cycles are breaking, and the play button has been hit. Your prophetic timeline starts again today. And finally, I release this charge to you. This moment will require courage. It will require boundaries. You will be called to confront some relationships, environments, and mentalities that have tolerated the spirit God is removing. It’s time to say, “As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord, “ and walk in it. No more compromise. No more confusion. No more being stuck and your destiny on hold. Your vineyard is yours again in Jesus' name!