Cedric Fisher |March 22, 2022

We’re all aware that people will do about anything today to get attention. It is sign language that shouts from the soul, “Look at me!” It is not a novel obsession in the human race. Individuals that do not have an amazing talent or attractive features will employ stunts, outlandish behavior, and even bizarre disfigurement, to get noticed. Individuals with a deeply negative past seem to be the most focused on being acknowledged and accepted.

On the surface, it appears that the famous ones are happy and fulfilled. They are accepted by millions of people, even presidents, the Queen of England, the Pope, and other approving luminaries. Understandably, to someone feeling rejected and worthless, popularity appears to make one feel amazing inside. Attention equates with acceptance and acceptance is believed to solve all of one’s problems.

The glitch is that many popular people discover it takes increasing more attention, and other means, to continue feeling special. No matter the degree of fame, it doesn’t usually change our internal being for the better. Popularity is not a cure—it’s a temporary Band-Aid. The effect it has on our inner tempest does not usually last. It certainly cannot permanently clear out relentless feelings of being rejected, abandoned, or insignificant. The torment can become greater than the desire to live. Continue reading

Cedric Fisher  |August 21, 2015

It is tragic when a man is intelligent and articulate enough to preach a good sermon, but not anointed enough to inspire a positive change in anyone’s life. I’ve known men like that all my Christian life. They build churches, draw great crowds, but avoid saying or doing  anything controversial. It is just all religiosity with no velocity.

I pray that God will send some gate shakers. I’m talking about preachers who are not deterred by the locked gates guarding people’s hearts. At this dark and evil hour, the world needs fiery prophetic voices that ignore the pastoring how-to books, the public relations manual from denomination headquarters, and just let the Holy Spirit breath through their words.

If people don’t shake up and wake up professing Christians, the world as we know it is going to fall like an mountain into a cauldron of simmering wickedness so vile the entire planet will teem with unprecedented demonic activity.  It can’t wait—this business of dispensing fire-bathed truth.  Don’t hold back!  There will be no need to preach “return and repent” when the Bridegroom comes and door slams shut. Continue reading

 Members, Participants, Pastors and Churches

“The Global Church Network, today, is a growing coalition of more than 2,600 Christian ministries and denominations synergizing their efforts together to build the premier community of pastors worldwide to help plant five million new churches for a billion soul harvest. The Global Church Network now consists of more than 700,000 churches and has become the largest pastors network in the world.” James O. Davis: Founder.  https://jamesodavis.com/global/global-church-network/

“The Billion Soul Network is composed of pastors from more than 150 nations, from every major stream of Christianity, numbering more than 500,000. Hundreds of churches have joined the movement and call themselves a “Billion Soul Church.” Will you belong?” — Global Church Network, Become a Billion Soul Church, (Update:700,000 pastors and churches) https://gcnw.tv/networking/churches/ Continue reading