Let's Talk w/ Msphine show · Delphine Lee (Msphine)

Episode 712 - Let's Talk w/ Msphine show

March 4, 2026·1 hr 29 min·8 clips

Delphine prophesies that God is about to do something so big for you that people will have to come and see it.

Good morning comes like a call. The host begins in worship, thanking God for a heart that can still say love forever after adversity, circumstances, situations, and hits. The love does not snap. It bends, takes the weather, and stays rooted because the declaration has already been made. Then she asks for witnesses. The room gets pulled in with a question: who wants to be the one who loves God through the good and the bad? Matthew chapter three is where she lands. John the Baptist is treated as the voice that shows up when the appointed time has arrived. That voice does not rush the room. It comes when it is supposed to come, even when the heart has been saying no to forgiveness, no to letting go, and no to the next act of obedience. She turns scripture into a direct self-check. John gets tied back to Elizabeth, Mary, the leaping child, and the father whose mouth was shut. The point gets sharp. When the father would not speak what God wanted spoken, the host hears that silence as a refusal to give life. Angels had already spoken, but the human response still dragged behind. This is not tidy Bible teaching. It is scripture, testimony, and correction all moving together while she keeps pulling the listener back to obedience. By the end, she softens without letting anyone off easy. She does not understand everything about where she is, but she trusts God more than herself. So the charge is simple: do it. If obedience comes little by little, take the little steps. Refusing to move is still refusal.

As heard by us

A fervent call to stay steady, let go of grudges, and trust God's timing one step at a time.

This episode keeps returning to one point: devotion is not meant to be fragile. The speaker circles the vow to love God through good and bad, then uses the image of bending without breaking to make that feel concrete.

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