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God Showed Me the Rapture. It’s Closer Than You Think...
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Charles Catinja’s Testimony and “Prophetic” Calling
Medical adversity in childhood
- Catinja says he was born with a brain aneurysm and a seizure disorder that caused oxygen deprivation and seizures for about 12 years.
- He describes others doubting he would live.
Early supernatural experiences
- He claims that from childhood he heard a voice and received guidance.
- He offers examples such as warning his father not to drive, which he interprets as divine revelation rather than dreams.
Move to America via repeated visitations
- He says he received heavenly instructions to move to North Carolina.
- He provides visitation dates:
- Aug 13, 2008
- again on the same day/time in 2009
- again in 2010
- According to his account, he and his wife eventually moved there in 2011.
God’s direction to Charlotte
- He says they arrived in the area after a child prophesied they would preach before “millions.”
- He frames this as confirmation of God’s plan.
Rapture Dream and the Claim of “10%” of Christians
Recent rapture dream
- He reports a dream that occurred “last week on Wednesday.”
- The dream included:
- confusion
- missing children/young people
- churches being full of people who still praised God despite missing their “moment.”
Second dream/night confirmation
- He says he fell asleep again and the same rapture scenario repeated.
Estimate of who is taken
- He states he believes only about 10% of “Christians” made it.
- He presents this as spiritually troubling and as a call for urgency, genuine faith, and readiness.
Connection to present-day church reality
- He argues that “life is going on” and churches are still active.
- His implication is that complacency may explain why many could miss the visitation.
Faith, Stewardship, and a Shift from Faith-as-Transaction
- He emphasizes that faith is important, but argues God’s mercy can catalyze miracles even when human faith is weak.
- He contrasts:
- Faith focused only on temporary outcomes (health/comfort/wealth)
- versus Faith that invests eternity (time, money, education, and using health to illuminate God to others).
Purpose of healing and blessings
- He interprets healing and blessings as meant to produce testimony and gospel impact, not only personal benefit.
Claim of long-term healing
- He says he has been healed of seizures for 32 years without doctors.
- He uses this claim to support his message that God’s mercy is sufficient.
“Ministry of Discernment” vs Accusation/Judgment
- He warns that what he calls devil-hijacked “discernment” can lead ministries to operate like “Holy Ghost police.”
- In his view, this can:
- expose people’s sin in ways that become accusation
- or become works-based control.
Accountability focus
- He argues that Scripture does not authorize individuals to become responsible for mastering or policing others’ sins.
Messages about grace and renewal
- He and the host (Sid Roth appears as the interviewer/presenter) stress:
- Grace is fresh daily
- Judgment based on yesterday’s wrongdoing is not the same as fresh renewal
- Christians should focus on the unadulterated word, meditating day and night
Prophecy About Israel, America, and 2026–2029
Israel and “America will betray Israel”
- Catinja claims the Lord showed him an end-times scenario:
- America betrays Israel
- Israel stands alone
- He cites Psalm 121, interpreted as help coming from the Lord alone.
Trump mentioned
- He claims that even President Trump will betray Israel “not very long from today.”
- He acknowledges an objection from the interviewer that Trump recently did something “beneath standards,” referencing a peace settlement with Iran and that Netanyahu learned via newspapers rather than a direct call.
Revival hope for America via a remnant
- Despite the political prophecy, he insists there will be a remnant.
- He says God will send revival, describing it as prayer/house meetings birthing revival “from the pews to the stage.”
Clear divide by 2029
- He claims that by 2029 there will be a stark split between:
- “hot” hearts
- and “cold” hearts toward the kingdom.
Israel’s survival
- He believes Israel will survive based on covenant promises in Scripture.
- He cites Psalm 105:8–11, interpreting the language as covenant “forever…everlasting…a thousand generations.”
End-times religious revival in Israel
- He describes a vision of born-again Jewish people in Israel marching and proclaiming Yeshua, suggesting a coming wave of revelation.
Calls to Repentance and Prayer for Healing
Salvation prayer
- The video shifts into evangelistic and pastoral appeals.
- A prayer is offered emphasizing:
- repentance
- faith in the blood of Jesus
- asking Christ to live in the believer
Prayer for those who feel they failed to receive healing
- Prayer is offered specifically for people who feel they did not receive healing due to inadequate faith.
- Emphasis is placed on:
- release from condemnation
- mercy-based breakthroughs
Cancer breakthrough prayer
- He declares a word of healing over those with cancer.
- He interprets Christ’s atonement (bearing sicknesses) as the basis for commanding cancer to respond.
Presenters or Contributors
- Charles Catinja (guest/ministry speaker)
- Sid Roth (interviewer/host)