In this episode of Prophetic Perspectives, Rick Joyner speaks about our individual roles in building and being a part of the highway of the Lord. As we seek first His Kingdom and make the Lord a part of our decision making processes, we can live with a clearer vision of our purpose. We can be the living highway of the Lord.

This series is a discussion of exactly who our enemy is and the strategies used against our nation by ISIS and other terrorist organizations. In this episode, Rick Joyner points out how quickly and widely the presence of ISIS has grown and compares it to a forest fire, which is more difficult to extinguish than a match. Rick explores the difference between how the church and government are called to respond to evil and addresses some of the president's recent comments regarding religious extremism.

Al Wood calls the body of Christ to have one vision, working together as a team, and playing for something eternal. There is no trophy you could ever win like winning someone to Christ. Everyone needs to know Jesus.

Rick talks with Reuven Doron, a MorningStar founding board member, about his important family heritage and conversion in Israel.

In this episode of Prophetic Perspectives Rick Joyner is joined by one of this week's special guests and long-time friend of MorningStar, Don Potter. Don discusses with Rick Joyner how MorningStar worship went around the world and is still being heard. The two discuss the early conference days and how God is about to move on worship again.

In this edition, Rick Joyner delves into the current financial crisis and discusses the problems facing State and US Government. He also tackles the broad scope of how enlarging the government is crippling the economy as well as highlighting that the constitution needs to be revived in our culture.

In this episode of Prophetic Perspectives, Rick shares the history of Blood Moons and their relationship to Jewish high feast days. He talks about the fourth Blood Moon of this kind which is due this fall. He references Malcolm Gladwell's "The Tipping Point" to explain how culture-change occurs often from a very small group of people.