What if the next person you lead to Christ is the last one? That is the question at the heart of a New Year message that declares 2026 the year of manifestation. Drawing on Romans 11:25, the speaker says the Church is in “extra time”—a race to reach the final soul before the fullness of the Gentiles comes in.
The message goes beyond a calendar theme. It points to two manifestations: the manifestation of the truth and the manifestation of the sons of God. It also warns of deception in the world and calls believers to a higher walk with God.
“It is the race for the last man. We are now in the race for the last man.”
— The Speaker
- 2026 is declared the year of manifestation, with two parts: the manifestation of the truth and the manifestation of the sons of God.
- Romans 11:25 speaks of a definite number of Gentiles who must come in before Israel's blindness is lifted.
- Believers are in 'extra time'—a race to reach the last person, who may be in your family, street, or workplace.
- The manifestation of the truth is beyond facts; it is a demonstration of God's realities, acquired and lived.
- The creation waits for the mature sons of God (huios) to be revealed, not just babes in Christ.
- The speaker warns against deception, including fluoride in toothpaste and sparkling water, and calls for careful consumption.
The Race for the Last Soul
The message opens with a sense of urgency. Reading from Romans 11:25, the speaker focuses on the phrase “until the full number of the Gentiles has come in.” He explains that this refers to a definite number of people from the Gentile nations—all nations outside Israel—who must come into salvation in Christ.
According to the speaker, the Church has now entered “extra time.” This is not a season for business as usual. It is, he says, the race for the last man.
“It is the race for the last man. We are now in the race for the last man.”
— The Speaker
He asks who that last person might be. “Maybe the next person you're leading to Christ might be the last one,” he says. “You don't know.” The person could be in your yard, your family, your street, or your workplace.
Because the day of Christ's revelation to Israel is at hand, the speaker urges believers to treat every outreach as potentially the final one. “The last lost soul” is the focus of this extra time.
Why Prophecy Matters More Than Forecasts
The speaker contrasts human predictions with the prophetic word. Economists, he notes, make forecasts about market trends, currencies, and businesses. But nothing has been as accurate as the prophetic word through the Spirit of God.
He points to Bible prophecy as evidence. “Even our world as it is today was prophesied long ago,” he says. “You look at the world and you look at your Bible, you are amazed at the exactness.”
That same spirit of prophecy, he insists, is still functioning today. This is why he can declare what 2026 holds. He also notes that the globalist agenda remains under suspension in 2026 because it was full of fallacies and deceptions.
The Manifestation of the Truth
The first manifestation of 2026, according to the message, is the manifestation of the truth. The speaker introduces a Greek word: phanerosis, used twice in the Bible—in 2 Corinthians 4:2 and 1 Corinthians 12:7.
While many have experienced the manifestation of the Spirit through spiritual gifts, he says, few have experienced the manifestation of the truth. This is not merely a collection of facts. It is a demonstration of the realities of God.
“The manifestation of the truth is the demonstration of the truth, and the truth here is beyond facts. It is a demonstration of the realities of God.”
— The Speaker
He connects this to Ephesians 1:17, where Paul prays for the spirit of wisdom and revelation. The word apocalypsis (revelation) is also translated manifestation. This truth must first be acquired by the human spirit and become a living revelation within.
This, he says, is a higher level of walking with God—what the Lord means when He says, “Come up hither.”
The Manifestation of the Sons of God
The second manifestation is the manifestation of the sons of God. The speaker reads from Romans 8, where creation waits in eager expectation for the sons of God to be revealed. The Greek word for sons here is huios, indicating mature sons, not spiritual babies.
“It's not enough to be born of God but one has to walk with God,” he says. He points to Enoch, who walked with God and was taken by God. In the same way, the mature sons of God will walk with God and be manifested, beginning in 2026.
He calls this the disclosure—another meaning of apocalypse. Just as John the Baptist was sent to make Jesus known to Israel, the Holy Spirit will now make the sons of God known. This will not be announced by the news media, he says. It is known only through the Spirit of God.
The speaker also notes that in the Old Testament, when representatives of God were manifested—like Moses, Noah, and Abraham—something followed. When angels were manifested, judgment followed. He suggests that the manifestation of the sons of God will likewise carry significant consequences for the world.
A World in Crisis and a Call to Discernment
The message takes a sober turn as the speaker describes a world where life has become cheap. He speaks of “population management,” which he calls a euphemism for population reduction through mass murder and extermination. He also warns of efforts to prevent both males and females from having children.
He then addresses what people consume. He warns that many foods and edible commodities have become poisons. He specifically names fluoride, commonly found in toothpaste, as “the most dangerous substance” and links it to deadly cancers.
“The reason there is so much cancer today is because many are taking poisonous substances without their knowledge. So you need to be very careful. Very careful what you're consuming.”
— The Speaker
He shares a personal example: when a sparkling water brand did not list fluoride on the label, he checked their website and found it was part of the substance in the bottle. “They were poisoning people knowingly,” he says.
This is not a side note. It is part of the call to discernment in a deceptive world.
A Warning to Keep Before Your Eyes
The speaker returns to 1 Corinthians 1:4-7, where Paul gives thanks for the grace given to the Corinthians. He reads from the KJV and then from the Douay version, which translates the coming of Christ as the “manifestation of our Lord Jesus Christ.” The word “coming” comes from apocalypsis.
This leads to a striking warning. The speaker does not claim to have read this into Scripture. He says the Lord gave it as a code. But he refuses to be dogmatic about what it means.
“You will only know that it didn't exactly mean that after 2026,” he says. “But as long as 2026 is on, please keep this before your eyes.”
He believes this is significant because, in his experience, no one has ever related this to believers before. He calls it an important warning: do not ignore it. Keep it in your heart and live through the year by it.
The Nations Are Waiting—and So Is the Answer
The message ends with a call to prayer and a promise. The nations, the speaker says, are expecting and looking up. But the answers will not come from the works of the flesh. They will come from the guidance of the Spirit.
“You will see that you are the answer to the cry of many,” he tells the congregation. “You are the answer. And you provide the answer. Because the answer is in you.”
He reminds them that the whole creation is groaning in travail, waiting for the manifestation of the sons of God. This year, believers will be empowered to help the world and the nations.
The service moves into worship, with the song “Sweet Holy Spirit” and a time of prayer. The speaker prays for the nations—for peace, salvation, righteousness, healing, and prosperity. He prays for leaders to receive wisdom. He prays for God's children to be protected, prospered, and preserved.
He also prays for health, commanding sickness and disease to leave bodies. He prays for success in business, work, and education, and for peace and joy in families. He declares that 2026 will be glorious for those who receive the prayer with their spirit.
The message closes with songs that echo the theme: the end of the age is near, and the signs are clear. The speaker's final words are a call to stand strong in Christ, the one who deserves all praise.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the year of manifestation in 2026?
According to the message, 2026 is the year of manifestation with two parts: the manifestation of the truth—a demonstration of God's realities beyond facts—and the manifestation of the sons of God, when mature believers are revealed to the world.
What does Romans 11:25 mean by 'the full number of the Gentiles'?
The speaker explains that God has a definite number of people from the Gentile nations—all nations outside Israel—who must come into salvation in Christ. Until that full number comes in, Israel experiences a partial blindness.
Who are the sons of God in Romans 8?
The speaker says the Greek word 'huios' indicates mature sons, not spiritual babies. These are believers who have learned to walk with God, like Enoch, and who will be manifested or revealed in this season.
Why is fluoride dangerous according to the sermon?
The speaker claims fluoride is 'the most dangerous substance' and is responsible for deadly cancers. He warns that many toothpastes and sparkling waters contain fluoride, sometimes unlisted, and urges carefulness about what you consume.
Conclusion
The message for 2026 is both a promise and a responsibility. The promise is that God's truth will be manifested and His sons will be revealed. The responsibility is to live in the extra time with urgency—reaching the last soul, walking closely with God, and staying alert to deception.
As the speaker says, “The whole creation is groaning in travail, waiting for the manifestation of the sons of God.” This year, he believes, believers will see that they are the answer to the cry of many. The call is to receive that truth with faith and to step into it.
