By Roy Elmes

We had been having an open and honest discussion at Bible Study about various things, one of those was how I was feeling more and more depressed after each Bible Study as I began to see more and more of my own darkness, and each Bible Study session made me feel more and more inadequate before the Lord.

As the discussion went I was to have a conversion of head knowledge to heart knowledge about how I am entirely inadequate and hopeless before the Lord but I needed to stop focusing on myself and focus on Jesus and to stand proud before the Lord in the knowledge that, regardless of my darkness, I am saved by the blood of Jesus Christ.

Later on whilst praying before we finished bible study for the night, I saw a vision of a beggar kneeling on the floor before God who was sitting on his throne.  The beggar said “Lord, Lord, I am not worthy to be in your presence.”  Just as he said that, a centurion walked into the room and stood proud before God.

By Jennifer LeClaire

I recently heard a prophetic word that described an angelic visitation. Of course, I am all for angelic visitations. Both the Old and New Testament offer plenty of examples of angels appearing to people to deliver heavenly messages. But this angel apparently had a creative name. Its name was supposedly "Safe Passage."

It grieves me that we have to go around this mountain yet again in the body of Christ. Wasnt the controversy over Emma - the female angel who purportedly started the modern-day prophetic movement - enough to put an end to this sort of nonsense? Apparently not.

Let me be clear: There is no angel named Emma and there is no angel named Safe Passage - and its assignment is not to escort you safely into new opportunities or to clear fearsome corners and honor your unsung courage.

In the prophetic word  "Time to Buckle up" released in 2010 Robert Holmes stated, "The recession is not over. On October 21, 2008 the Lord said to me (of the global economic crisis): “It will be a dead cat bounce,” meaning it will go down fast, bounce back then fall again.  In April 2009, after some growth had taken place, the Lord affirmed, “Don’t get too excited about the market news, it will crash again.”  In September 2009, He commented on stock market prices (as measured by the Dow Jones), “It will be a W curve”.  Though it will improve it will crash again under 'the weight of debt'. This will be a double dip recession"

April 26, 2012. Philip Aldrick, Economics Editor of the UK Telegraph wrote, "Another three months of decline, following Wednesday's shock revelation that the UK has slipped into its first double-dip recession since 1975"

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/9227313/UK-double-dip-recession-to-drag-on-into-summer-economists-warn.html