Be Expectant

Wednesday, 09/16/26 at 13:54
Sammy Omosh
Kenya

Revelation of 16/9/26

At 3:45 AM on 15/9/26, during a dream, the Lord transported me to the city of Baidoa, after which I returned. No specific revelation was imparted at that time.

However, on 16/9/25 at 3:15 AM, I awoke from a significant revelation in which I witnessed two women sharing testimonies regarding the Lord’s works. They were conversing on the phone, and I noted a phrase that resonated with me from the Father during the dream: “BE EXPECTANT.”

An expectant mother carries her pregnancy until the moment of delivery. The absence of visible signs does not negate the arrival of the child. Embrace the Promise; it bears no expiration date. The passage of ten or twenty years does not preclude God’s fulfillment of His Word.

In Heaven, there is no shelf life, and every gift from His storehouses is new and fresh. The promise will never fail! Your physical needs, such as provision and health, will be met. And do not forget that all the prophecies conveyed by the true messengers of God will soon come to fruition. You will no longer endure prolonged waiting.

Please note: This message is not my own. I found myself writing these words during the revelation, although they were initially obscured. This is not a man-made sermon intended to appease anyone; rather, it serves as a timely word for all who engage with it.

At 5:49 AM, I experienced another dream. We were traveling to a destination, and upon arrival, I perceived that I was “thirty seconds from home.” I encountered a man who resembled our second president, albeit in a youthful form. He informed me that a renowned celebrity was scheduled to arrive that very Saturday, indicating that we had three days remaining before his arrival. This was a symbolic dream.

I remarked, “He knows how to dress.” This led me to contemplate that donning the garment of Heaven is essential for entry into the Kingdom of God.

This morning, while returning home, I observed a sign that read, “John 3:16 — The Higher Altar.” Entry into the Kingdom is through Jesus Christ, who adorns you with both the garment of salvation and righteousness.

To the Messengers

Your reward lies with the Holy One of Israel; no human can adequately compensate you for your efforts and service. While others may seek love gifts and offerings from man, you are truly the offering laid down for His service.

Once again, I assert with confidence: Has He not commanded me to proclaim this from the rooftops for all who have ears to hear?

THUS SAITH THE LORD. BE EXPECTANT!

• You may have a drunkard, a drug addict, or perhaps a stripper in your household—Be expectant!
• Your child may be rebellious and entangled in legal troubles—Be expectant!
• You may have endured long-standing debts—Be expectant!
• Perhaps you have been evicted and now reside on the streets—Be very expectant!
• You may be uncertain about where your next meal will come from. I do not intend to embarrass anyone; I am a messenger of good news. I observed a messenger of Yahweh suffering in silence while confidently ministering. One might assume all was well, yet in reality, it was not. If you are reading this—Be expectant!
• You possess academic qualifications but have yet to secure employment—Be expectant!
• Your business may be struggling due to a challenging economic environment—Be expectant! (This is not a prosperity message from the other end.)
• You have suffered from prolonged ill health. Could this be the moment you have been anticipating? May healing be your portion!

My mother experienced a sensation akin to lightning passing before her eyes, which subsequently led to eye problems. During my last visit, I dreamt of this eye condition. When I inquired about it the following morning, she confirmed it was true. She uses eye ointment twice daily.

I informed her that this was an attack from the enemy. From Monday until yesterday, she had not been feeling well. However, I rebuked the illness, and now she is well. She completed household chores today and reported feeling significantly better. Her son called yesterday, and her daughter called today, expressing their relief at my return home.

• In matters of health—Be expectant!
• You may be grappling with loneliness and depression. Many have succumbed to suicide. In our society, people often conceal their struggles. They may appear happy in public but are hurting inside. When alone, tears may flow.

My mother shared that she faced depression during the COVID-19 pandemic. Living alone in a large mansion was challenging. She found herself isolated without human companionship. For someone accustomed to being surrounded by people in church and women’s groups, this was a difficult period.

Do not suffer in loneliness or depression; there is a Friend who sticks closer than a brother. Be expectant!

• You may be anxious about the future because of the many challenges facing the world. Did the Lord not give you a promise in Jeremiah 29:11? Be expectant!
• You may urgently require financial assistance to resolve a pressing crisis. Haggai 2:8 states, “The silver is mine, and the gold is mine.” This is what your Father possesses. I have never encountered such a declaration from any major corporation in the world!

My own mother inquired whether I am compensated for my writing. I replied, “No.” She then asked how I sustain myself, to which I responded, “I work for God, and He is my employer.” If you do the same—Be expectant!

• You may have never experienced genuine salvation in your life. John 3:16 applies to you. You once walked with the Lord but later turned away. A righteous person may fall seven times, yet the Lord upholds him. He saves and delivers humanity; that is His job description. Be very expectant!
• You may be involved in a court case. Exodus 14:14 assures us, “The Lord will fight for you, and you shall hold your peace.” Be expectant!

If you have fallen victim to a well-laid trap by a con artist, remember: if the thief is caught, he must repay sevenfold!

• You may have been waiting for visions and dreams from God concerning your life and ministry. Rest assured, He will fulfill what He has promised. Be expectant!

That was the message the Spirit prompted me to write. I had no prior knowledge that this would be the content I would later convey.

Glory to the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.

A Testimony of Restoration

This morning, my mother recounted a testimony of a young man who recently shared his ordeal within their church.

He traveled to America on a study visa but fell into bad company, engaging in drug use despite his sister’s persistent warnings. Unfortunately, he was apprehended outside his residence, wearing only shorts and slippers, with only his phone in hand.

His situation deteriorated, eventually leading to his deportation back home. He contacted his mother to bring clothes to the airport upon his arrival, as he was deported in the same manner in which he was caught.

Despite being a Reverend, his father remained cold and indifferent, treating him like a criminal. His mother took him to rehabilitation twice without much success. On the third attempt, he made a personal effort and attended alone.

A woman he met there went above and beyond to assist him. They formed a bond, fell in love, and eventually married.

Later, the woman relocated to Australia for work. The young man struggled for a year to obtain a visa to join her, as it was challenging to convince the embassy authorities given his prior circumstances. A stamp on one’s passport indicating “deported” can severely hamper future travel prospects.

However, after much persuasion that he had changed, he was granted the visa. He now works at a rehabilitation center in Australia, helping others who were once like him.

His mother supported him, while the man of the cloth remained aloof. His own household was in turmoil, yet he likely did not address it from the pulpit on Sundays. No one in his congregation was aware of this situation.

The devil attacks spiritual leaders without hesitation, indifferent to their titles. He can wreak havoc and destruction simultaneously.

Ministers of the Gospel who endure numerous trials do not yield amid storms and tribulations; the Lion of Judah will roar again. He is the solution Himself.

So I urge you to do this one thing:

BE EXPECTANT!

To Jonathan

I recently dreamt of you holding two cables resembling fiber-optic cables and laying them overhead. I possess no further insight, but it is a positive sign.

If it signifies ministry expansion, may it come to fruition in the name of Jesus.

We must never take for granted what you have accomplished over the years. Your unwavering commitment is unparalleled. What is good and pleasing in God’s eyes should never be concealed but proclaimed publicly.

Does not the devil flaunt his evil for all to see and hear?

Be Expectant

With that said, as you reach out to the Master by exhibiting your faith to receive, akin to the times of Jesus’ ministry during this window period, I keep observing a sign by the roadside every couple of days—a vehicle marked “BLACK OUT.”

In the coming weeks or months, a worldwide blackout is anticipated. Be expectant; it will certainly occur one day, regardless of how long you have awaited its arrival!

Scriptures

Proverbs 23:18 (NLT):
“You will be rewarded for this; your hope will not be disappointed.”

Romans 8:18–19 (NLT):
“Yet what we suffer now is nothing compared with the glory He will reveal to us later. For all creation is waiting eagerly for that future day when God will reveal who His children really are.”

Romans 9:14 (NLT):
“I will show mercy to anyone I choose, and I will show compassion to anyone I choose.”