In this special midweek House of Destiny Analysis, Donné Clement Petruska is joined by Trey Smith for a prophetic deep-dive into one of Kim Clement’s most striking words from December 13, 2014. From Saudi Arabia’s hidden plans to America’s surprising rise in energy and innovation, Kim prophesied a global shaking—and a divine reversal. Join Donné and Trey as they explore: Kim’s warning about radical Islam’s long-term strategy The exposure of Saudi Arabia’s secret dealings The coming economic and energy breakthrough in America Why God’s hand is still on this nation, and what lies ahead Discover how Kim Clement’s prophetic word speaks directly into our global moment—and what it means for the Church and the future of America.

In this powerful and prophetic message from 1995, Kim Clement declares a bold truth—God is calling a radical generation to rise up and take hold of His promises! We live in a time when society is restless and searching, yet many are unwilling to attach the name of Jesus to the answer they seek. Kim Clement reveals that in the midst of uncertainty, God is raising up a people who are bold, revolutionary, and unafraid—a generation that refuses to be confined by religious traditions or worldly limitations. This message challenges believers to embrace a life of supernatural faith, stepping into the miraculous just as Jesus and the early church did. God is ready to interrupt our comfort, disrupt our expectations, and move in ways beyond imagination. Are you ready to take it by force and walk in the fullness of God’s power? This is your moment. Step into it!

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