As I was seeking the Lord for the month of November, I was reading the book of Ruth. As soon as I reached Ruth 3:18, the verse seemed to jump off the page: "Then Naomi said to her, 'Just be patient, my daughter, until we hear what happens. The man won't rest until he has settled things today'" (NLT).
I paused over those words: "Be patient, my daughter. The man will not rest until he settles the matter." Immediately, I began to think of those who have brought a matter before the Lord and are waiting for an answer. You have prayed, believed, and taken steps of obedience, yet the situation remains unresolved. Perhaps it has even become more complicated since you stepped out in faith... (more)
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Hank Kunneman, Omaha, NE
[Editor's note: Below is the prophetic word shared by Hank Kunneman during his latest ElijahStreams interview, including some portions he didn't have time to share. You can watch the full episode using the link at the bottom of this article.]
Word of the Lord from Pastor Hank Kunneman given on November 1, 2026:
"I am riding over your nation at this time," says the living God, "and I have a measuring stick in My hand, and I have come to measure at this time your decisions. For there are times throughout history where I have said to a people and to a nation, 'What do you choose? What is your choice? Choose life over death.'"
"There are times even when the Messiah—I spoke and I declared, 'There are two roads: a wide road that leads to destruction and there is a narrow road... (more)
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