Richard Lorenzo Jr.

A prayerless Christian is a powerless Christian.

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Richard Lorenzo Jr.

God doesn’t call the qualified—He qualifies the called.

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Richard Lorenzo Jr.

The devil can’t steal your salvation, but he’ll fight to steal your joy.

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Richard Lorenzo Jr.

Hey Family! We just dropped a new video

While spending the day with my family at an amusement park, God led me to a young man who had been dealing with demonic spirits. He said he had made offerings to deities and even summoned one, and now these spirits followed and spoke to him constantly. I knew this moment wasn’t random, God wanted to set him free.

I shared how I used to walk in darkness too, training to become a warlock until Jesus changed everything. When I prayed for him, without even touching him, he said it felt like something was ripped off his shoulder.

Go watch the full encounter on RLJ Moments.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVCB0...

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Richard Lorenzo Jr.

The Bible isn’t old news—it’s living truth.

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Richard Lorenzo Jr.

Recently I went to a witchcraft festival to evangelize and share the gospel of Jesus Christ. My only goal was to reach people bound by deception and show them that Jesus is the only way to freedom.

In one encounter, I paid for a tarot card reading so I could preach repentance to the reader. My motive was to win her to Christ, not to receive a reading. But after prayer, I realized that even though my heart was right, my action was wrong.

I’ve repented publicly—not only for that moment, but for any time in the past I’ve done something similar in zeal without wisdom. I have a real burden for people trapped in witchcraft and the occult, because I came out of that life myself. I know the darkness behind it and want to see people set free.

But I’ve learned that even for evangelism, stepping into those practices can become a stumbling block—especially with the platform God’s given me. I have to walk with more wisdom and sensitivity to the Holy Spirit.

I never want to go against His conviction. When He corrects me, I listen; when He convicts me, I repent. I love the Lord too much to dishonor His name.

This isn’t about shame—it’s about growth, purity, and obedience. To anyone involved in tarot, crystals, or witchcraft—Jesus loves you and is calling you into His light.

I forgive everyone who’s spoken against me. I’m learning, growing, and staying surrendered. Let’s keep preaching the gospel with purity, wisdom, and power.

#Repentance #Evangelism #JesusIsLord #Deliverance #Revival #Gospel #Wisdom #HolySpirit #Humility #RROC #RichardLorenzoJr

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Richard Lorenzo Jr.

Christianity is not behavior modification—it’s heart transformation.

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Richard Lorenzo Jr.

During one of our services, a young woman walked in with crutches and a brace. Moments later, after prayer, she began to jump and walk around, completely pain-free. She broke down in tears as the presence of God filled the room.

Right there in the middle of service, Jesus healed her completely. This is what happens when faith meets the power of God.

Go watch the full moment on RLJ Moments. God is still healing today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXF2A...

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Richard Lorenzo Jr.

Hey family, the word of the Lord for today is:
“If you ask anything in My name, I will do it.” — John 14:14 (NKJV)

When Jesus said these words, He was speaking to His disciples during one of the most intimate moments before His crucifixion, preparing them to walk in His authority once He returned to the Father. The Greek word for “anything” here is ti—which doesn’t mean “everything I want,” but “whatever” falls within a certain condition. That condition is hidden in the phrase “in My name.” The Greek word for “name” is onoma, which means not just a title or label, but the totality of a person’s character, nature, authority, reputation, and mission. So when Jesus said “in My name,” He wasn’t giving us a magical phrase to tack onto the end of a prayer; He was giving us access to His very authority—as long as what we’re asking aligns with His heart, His will, and His purpose. To pray in His name means to represent Him accurately, to speak what He would speak, and to desire what He would desire. Then Jesus says, “I will do it,” and the Greek phrase egō poiēsō literally means “I Myself will make it happen.” That means Jesus personally takes responsibility for bringing to pass what we ask when it reflects His authority and glorifies the Father. Notice how the verse right before it says, “that the Father may be glorified in the Son.” That’s the key. The purpose of answered prayer is never self-gratification; it’s the glory of God. This is why many people pray “in Jesus’ name” and see no result—it’s because they’re using His name without standing in His nature. They’re asking for things that contradict His Word, His timing, or His purpose. But when you abide in Him, when His words live in you, when your motives are pure and your desires are surrendered, that’s when your “anything” becomes His “everything.” Then He Himself begins to move, create, and perform what was once impossible. His “I will do it” is not passive—it’s an active promise that He will personally cause it to come to pass, sometimes through supernatural means, sometimes through process, but always through purpose. So if you’ve ever prayed and wondered why it didn’t happen, maybe God wasn’t saying “no”—He was saying “not yet,” or “not like that,” because He loves you too much to answer something that would misrepresent His name. True power in prayer comes when your “ask” carries His signature. When you pray as His representative and not just as a petitioner, heaven backs your words because you’re echoing His will. So today, step into the reality of what it means to pray in His name. Don’t just say “in Jesus’ name”—stand in His authority, speak from His heart, and ask in alignment with His purpose. When you do, you’ll watch Jesus fulfill His own words: “If you ask anything in My name, I will do it.”
-Richard

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Richard Lorenzo Jr.

God’s timing is perfect even when it feels painfully slow.

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