The Final Cry – Trim Your Lamps is a prophetic worship song echoing Matthew 25:1–13. It carries the urgency of the midnight cry and the beauty of readiness, as the Bride keeps her lamp burning with the oil of the Spirit.

This song is a call to intimacy, surrender, and love—the flame that reveals union with Christ. The Bridegroom comes, the hour is nigh. The Spirit and the Bride say, Come.

Music: The Final Cry- Trim Your Lamps

Our nation is still feeling the shock waves of the last few weeks, and people are seeking God. Millions are reading the Bible again or for the first time, and millions are going to church. This is a good thing. As people are responding this way, what can we do to make sure we’re walking out the assignments God has for us?

When You Don't Know What to Do, Do Good - Clint Byars

The Baptism of the Holy Spirit explores the moment of true union between the soul and the Spirit—the covenant of love that transforms a believer into a bride. More than signs, more than tongues, baptism in the Spirit is the eternal “I do” of surrender. Here we rediscover the contrast between water and Spirit, the role of the soul, the gift of tongues as divine education, and the seal of love as the bond of perfection. This is not the end of the journey, but the beginning of real life—Spirit life.

Part 8: The Baptism of the Holy Spirit.

The Return to Sonship and the Image of God unveils the true purpose of the Spirit’s baptism—not just empowerment, but restoration. We are called from servants into sons, restored into God’s original image, and sealed with the Spirit of adoption. Sonship is not only a name but a nature, and creation itself longs for the revealing of mature sons. This chapter calls us back to our Father, back to identity, and back to the image of the Son.

Part 9: The Return to Sonship and the Image of God

Back to the Garden reveals the ultimate goal of redemption—not escape, but return. A return to Spirit, to union, to life. The Tree of Life restored, the tree of good and evil removed, and creation liberated into glory. This chapter unveils God’s patient love, the midnight cry that awakens the Bride, and the victory that ends the contest forever. Back to the Garden. Back to Him.

Part 10: Back to the Garden

The Implications for Leadership and Saints in the Final Hour reveals the weight of the midnight cry. The Church can no longer circle in the wilderness—now is the time to rise. Hierarchy must fall. Valleys must be raised. Pride and fear must yield to true equalization in the Spirit. This chapter calls leaders and saints alike to lay down titles, excuses, and altars of the past, and to step into the unity of the Bride, ready for the coming of the Bridegroom.

Part 11: The Implications for Leadership and Saints in the Final Hour

Part 12 closes this 12-part journey with a prophetic vision for evangelism in the final hour. No longer is the call one of preparation alone—it is the urgent invitation to union, to oneness, to the marriage of the Spirit and the Bride. Evangelism now carries a prophetic urgency, compelling all to enter before the door is shut, calling not merely to salvation, but to immediate baptism, transformation, and union with the Spirit of God.

This part also reveals the divine mathematics of God—many expressions, yet always returning to One. One Spirit. One Body. One Bride. One God. The end of the church age is not marked by more structures, but by the unveiling of true oneness: Christ in us, the hope of glory. The Spirit and the Bride say, “Come.”

This concludes the 12-part series. You are invited to continue exploring other revelations shared outside of these twelve parts, and to listen to the songs created for each message—each carrying the same essence in sound as in word. Above all, remember: these messages are not to be followed blindly, but to be weighed carefully in your own heart before God.

Part 12: A New Evangelism for the Final Hour and Conclusion

Guest Speaker: Charlie Newell

This message unpacks the heart of evangelism rooted in the Father’s love, where the ministry of reconciliation isn’t a duty but an overflow of knowing we’ve already been reconciled to Him. We’ll look at how Jesus modeled serving from Sonship in John 13 and how, from that same place of identity and rest, we can carry God’s heart to the world.

The Heart of Evangelism - Jennifer Merrill

The heart is the Father for you must be the foundation of your faith. The resurrection is the pinnacle of his heart for you, and every belief we have must be rooted in these two things. Today we’ll look at the prodigal son parable to frame our beliefs and relationship with God to bear fruit.

All That I Have Is Yours - Clint Byars

These messages did not come from me but from the Spirit of Truth stirring in the stillness of early morning (Job 33:14–15).The voice you hear is not the messenger, but the carrier.

Don’t look for a name. Don’t follow a face.

If anything speaks to you here, weigh it in your heart.

This is the Final Cry to those who have an ear to hear. And the message is what matters.

The voice of One Crying: The time of preparation is over and the time of perfection has come. Let all the high places be brought low, all the low places be lifted up and the crooked paths made straight for the Highway of the Lord