The Floods are Here

Monday, 09/14/26 at 14:05
Sammy Omosh
Kenya

On Friday, September 11, 2026, heavy rain persisted throughout the day along the Coast. Initially, light showers began in the morning, allowing us to proceed with our daily activities. However, upon arriving at our destination, the rain intensified significantly. We sought refuge in palm-thatched huts along the beach.

Our morning exercises were disrupted, and even the few participants who were present decided to return home. Mama suggested, “Let us go home,” but I hesitated. She left, believing the rain had ceased. Unfortunately, as she made her way home, the rain returned with force, drenching her.

I remained seated in the same spot while the rain continued for some time. Once it subsided, I finally attempted to walk home, but dark clouds unleashed another downpour. I took shelter in another hut until the rain ceased.

Upon reaching home, Mama expressed that she would have preferred to stay, as there was no adequate place to shelter along the way home.

The rain persisted throughout the day. Nonetheless, I proceeded to the gym for an evening workout. The absence of sunshine resulted in standing water accumulating in various areas of the city. I have been informed that this is merely a precursor to what lies ahead.

The Meteorological Department has consistently warned of the El Niño rains expected to commence in October and continue until December 26. This coming phenomenon is not limited to my country but is anticipated to affect regions around the world.

On September 13, 2026, I awoke at approximately 3:00 AM to pray. After completing my prayers, I posed a question to the Lord: “What will really transpire between October and December this year?”

In an early-morning dream, I found myself transported back home, observing extensive standing water across the land. I took a jug and scooped up water, filling it completely.

In March 2026, during my time here, I witnessed a large section of Nairobi inundated with standing water, as if a river had overflowed its banks. A deluge is approaching Nairobi, and the land beneath will also shift. This will not merely be climate change, but rather a call for repentance.

Who governs the weather? Did Jesus not calm the stormy seas during His time? As this judgment unfolds, remain vigilant for the judgments affecting other parts of the world. This may mark the beginning of sorrows.

Please prepare by acquiring a raincoat, gumboots, and an umbrella in anticipation of what is to come. The incidence of diseases such as malaria may increase. One observation I have made over time is that attendance at churches tends to decline during such periods, and movement slows significantly during the rainy season.

The West

On September 10, 2026, I had another dream in which I heard a man proclaim, “There will be individuals traveling to the West for several days on missions.”

Initially, I was uncertain about what “the West” referred to, contemplating whether it meant Western Kenya. However, I later understood that it referred to Western countries.

An army from Africa will arise and be dispatched to various locations to carry out assignments in the West. A revival has not yet occurred. Many desire to go home, but the time is not yet right.

A Sign at Church

At the church I attended on September 13, 2026, I observed a banner featuring an image of a white dove perched on a cross, accompanied by the phrase, “Divinely empowered, grace-driven, and Spirit-led,” which is the theme for the church this year.

I also recalled a previous revelation in which I saw a dove being released and ascending upward.

Mombasa Mission

On Saturday, I visited my phone service provider’s office to inquire about a matter. Upon concluding my visit, I distributed handbills to a staff member so that she could further distribute them to her colleagues. The lady thanked me and expressed her gratitude.

On Sunday, September 13, 2026, after church, I began my outreach by distributing Swahili handbills in Likoni. The reception was overwhelmingly positive in this densely populated area.

I crossed the road and continued distributing handbills until I reached the Mama Ngina Waterfront. In just a matter of an hour, what had initially seemed like a large quantity was nearly depleted. Many individuals were enjoying leisure time in this area overlooking the sea.

Subsequently, I took a prayer walk from the seafront toward the golf club. I continued until I passed State House, the President’s coastal office and residence, and reached the Governor’s office near Treasury Square.

While walking through the CBD, I noticed a vehicle emblazoned with the phrase, “Power of Prayer,” followed shortly by another vehicle stating, “Answered Prayers.” A few moments later, I encountered a rickshaw bearing the same message: “Power of Prayer.”

Prayer Walk to the Port

On Saturday afternoon, I conducted my first prayer walk from the CBD to the port, or docks, a significant institution serving five countries in the Eastern bloc.

Mombasa remains an important city, having been the first capital in 1896 before the capital shifted to Nairobi when the railway line reached there in 1900–1901.

Upon returning home after the Sunday mission, I still felt invigorated and had no desire to eat. Instead, I took the last remaining English handbills and ventured out to nearby shopping malls in the Nyali area to continue my outreach.

This last Sunday proved to be blessed, with grace for reaching out to the lost. Ninety percent of the handbills were given out, with City Mall and its surroundings receiving the majority.

I received numerous expressions of gratitude from both security personnel and shoppers alike. I told one of the attendants inside a shop, “I know you did not attend church this Sunday.”

To my surprise, he replied, “You are correct; I did not go.”

I then handed him a handbill, stating, “Here is a word to assist you.”

Morning Beach Outreach

This morning, I visited the beach and distributed the remaining handbills to individuals exercising early in the morning. It was easy to do so since I was also exercising.

A cyclist paused to read the content before continuing on his way. Demand for the handbills exceeded the supply.

The Coast is predominantly Islamic, and conducting ministry here presents unique challenges. Yesterday, many Muslims were present in the shopping malls alongside Hindus. I had to rely on guidance as I proceeded.

Glory be to the Most High God for the outreach.

Note: Promise and Provision

On September 14, 2026, I awoke from a dream in which I saw my Mama receiving a brand-new provision for a need she currently has.

She informed me of a problem she had encountered with a previous product just last weekend. I had been busy with ministry and had not even prayed about it.

Then, at lunchtime, I noticed a sign that read, “Promise.”

I advised her to await the provision at the appropriate time this morning. I even envisioned the color of the product arriving near the gate.

For all those who have received a promise, the transition from promise to provision will not be prolonged. Humans may deceive you, but Elohim will not.

Trust Him and expect from Him. It is not too late, and nothing has occurred to sever your expectation.

Scriptures

Isaiah 60:8 (NLT):
“Who are these that fly like a cloud and as doves to their windows?”

Matthew 12:50 (NLT):
“Anyone who does the will of my Father in heaven is my brother and sister and mother.”

Matthew 13:11–12 (NLT):
“He replied, ‘You are permitted to understand the secrets of the kingdom of heaven, but others are not. To those who listen to my teaching, more understanding will be given, and they will have an abundance of knowledge