Brandon's daughter, a warning about marrying a Delilah, and stories of God's provision
Brandon and Diana sat outside Oral Roberts University and shared hard lessons and testimonies from their own life. Here are the key moments from the 53 minute video.
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Brandon Biggs• Last Days channel • 11 min read
A summary of Brandon Biggs' stream from Mar 6, 2025, written in our own words with links to the exact moments in the video. How we write highlights
Brandon and Diana recorded this at their favorite spot on the Oral Roberts University campus, a place Brandon says inspires him to “make no little plans.” He opened with a word about revival at ORU, then shared what the Lord told him about his daughter and a warning for ministers and young people about who they marry. Much of the video is the two of them telling how God provided for their family through years of barely getting by, and they closed in prayer.
The short version
The Lord told Brandon he is not big enough to mess up his life with his past decisions, and that what the devil meant for bad, God will turn for good.
Brandon shared the guilt he carried over his daughter, and how the Lord told him, “I did not cause this with your daughter, Brandon.”
He saw ministers held back by marrying a Delilah, like a rocket tied to a rock. He warned singles to choose carefully, and told married people that divorce is not the answer.
He and Diana told stories of God's provision from their hardest years, including a $20 bill in a parking lot for their kids' shoes and a $1,000 gift right before Christmas.
They encouraged people to write down the miracles God has done and read them back on hard days.
He believes a mega revival is coming to ORU, with the Mabee Center filled with the fire of the Holy Ghost.
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Prophetic words and visions
What Brandon says the Lord showed him and told him. The quotes are his own words.
“You're not big enough to derail your life”
Brandon said the Lord told him to speak to people who think they've ruined their life with alcohol, drugs, pornography, or adultery, and believe God can't use them anymore. What the devil meant for bad, God is going to turn around for good, and God will deliver you out of the very pit you fell into if you seek God, repent, and turn from your wicked ways. Brandon came back to the same word at the end of the video: the steps of the righteous are ordered by the Lord, and if you're seeking God daily, not just on Sundays, God will turn what the devil meant for bad into your good.
While praying for his son's future, Brandon heard the Lord speak about ministers who married out of the lust of the eyes or the flesh and were snared, the way Samson was by Delilah. He saw them as rockets trying to take off with a huge rock, the Delilah, tied to the neck, so they could only get so far off the ground. The Lord told him many of them were called to go higher but never reached their potential because they married the wrong people. Brandon's warning to young people was to find someone who sharpens you, the way he and Diana lift each other up, and to watch for anyone who is “cutting your hair” and stealing your vision. To people already married, he said there is still hope, and divorce is not the answer. You made a covenant, so keep your integrity and pray for your spouse.
Brandon, many of my ministers have married a Delilah.
Brandon said a woman mailed them a flyer about the revivals breaking out on college campuses across the nation. He believes Oral Roberts University will have “the mega revival,” along with Victory, the church across the street led by Paul Daugherty, and that it will be one of the greatest revivals this world has ever seen. He said the Lord has told them the Mabee Center on campus will be filled to capacity, with the fire of the Holy Ghost over the building.
God is about to show up and show off at this campus.
Brandon mentioned that President Trump had a big crypto meeting coming up that Friday. He believes something major is about to happen, and that God is about to bring all the seeds people have sown in the past to harvest. In the closing prayer, he prayed for a financial turnaround starting with that meeting, and that it would be the beginning of the greatest wealth transfer the world has ever known.
Something major is about to take place for the body of Christ.
Brandon shared this as his own opinion, not as financial advice.
What Brandon and Diana prayed for and asked others to pray about.
Pray for future spouses, yours and your kids'
Brandon said to intercede for your children to find the right mate. Diana added that singles can pray for their future spouse right now, before they even know them: that the Lord keeps them pure, set apart, out of trouble, off the wrong path, and on fire for God. She and Brandon each prayed that way before they ever met.
Brandon prayed for President Trump and Melania, Vice President Vance and his family, and a hedge of protection around them. He prayed for the peace of Jerusalem, for Congress and the Senate, and for a greater majority in the Senate and the House within the next year and a half.
Brandon and Diana keep a written record of the times God came through for them, which Brandon calls his “stacking rocks” moments, like the stones Israel stacked as a memorial. On a hard day, they read the list back, thank God, and remind the devil what God has done. Like Billy Burke says, the devil isn't afraid of you having one miracle, but of you having many. They pointed to the ten lepers, where only one came back to say thank you, and encouraged people to live with an attitude of gratitude, because a God who came through once will do it again.
Wherever God puts you, Brandon said to do the work with a joyful attitude and a good heart. If you want promotion from the Lord, you have to be faithful with the little. Whether he's cleaning toilets or getting a coffee stain out of a Burberry garment he found at a thrift store, he's thankful, because he remembers living on food stamps. He even asks the Lord for an anointing to get the stain out.
The more you complain even in your heart and what you're doing, you'll stay there until you get your heart right.
Brandon said every believer can hear God's voice, because the Bible says we will hear the Good Shepherd's voice and won't follow a stranger's voice. If you don't hear God, it's because too much of yourself is in the way, so die to self daily and listen. He said there are no shortcuts, only hard work, like people who want a six-pack but don't want to go to the gym. God is no respecter of persons. Pointing to Oral Roberts, Kathryn Kuhlman, Billy Joe Daugherty, and Paul Daugherty, Brandon said, “What he did for them he'll do for you,” and asked if you want change badly enough to do what they did.
You can be a spiritual giant in the spirit realm if you just put forth the effort to get there.
Some viewers were upset that Brandon spoke poorly about Florida and Miami. He said he was just being honest about what he felt there, and he wasn't telling anyone to leave. God didn't station him there, and God will equip the people called there to deal with what's there. For him to go in and take authority over another place would be like walking into somebody's backyard.
He didn't give me authority there to do that. He didn't assign me there.
Brandon said to believe God for something and plant whatever seed you have, even a penny or a dime, so God has something to work with, because if you do nothing, you'll get nothing. If you don't have money, sow your time at your local church while you believe God for a job: volunteer, clean bathrooms, usher, greet at the door, help with the kids or the youth, or pick up trash in the parking lot, even if it's just 30 minutes.
Not everything's about finances.
Brandon shared this as his own opinion, not as financial advice.
Real moments Brandon and Diana shared from their life.
What the Lord told Brandon about his daughter
Brandon shared the hardest part of his family's story. He believes his daughter had an allergic reaction to a flu shot, and three weeks later she was no longer able to talk. She has autism and special needs. He used to tell the Lord he wished he could go back and tell his younger self not to get her that flu shot. Then, he said, the Lord woke him up, took him out of his body, and took him back to his past. The Lord showed him the power of a decision, and also how raising her had changed Brandon and Diana for the better. The Lord told him, “I did not cause this with your daughter, Brandon,” and promised to turn it around for good. The Lord said all the pressure would shape Brandon and Diana into what they needed to be, if they didn't take on a victim mentality. Brandon's point is to always stay on God's side, even when you don't understand why you're going through something.
You're not big enough, Brandon, with your past decisions to mess up you and Diana's life.
This is Brandon's own account of his family's experience, not medical advice.
Thirteen years at a church job that required tithing
Brandon and Diana both worked for a church that required its staff to tithe, and anyone who didn't was called into the office and told they'd be fired. Brandon admits he was angry about it, because he had to give before he could pay his bills and he was barely making it. He finally told the Lord, “You either take care of us or I quit.” Instead, the Lord told him to stay and pray for the pastor, and told him the pastor would commit adultery and lose his church. Brandon says everything happened the way the Lord said. He stayed 13 years, until the Lord started teaching him how to detail cars, and little by little they started getting out of the hole.
Their last $100, and a used t-shirt that paid a bill
At one point they had only $100 left, not enough to pay a summer electric bill, and Brandon was upset because he thought their power would be cut off. The Lord told Diana to take the $100 to Goodwill: “I'm going to teach you how to multiply that.” Brandon said once they started tithing, the miracles started happening one after another. In his natural mind, he couldn't see how a used t-shirt from a thrift store could pay a bill, but people wanted old 70s rock shirts, even ones with holes in them. When Diana came up with the idea of selling on eBay and Poshmark, their life started to change. Today the Lord shows Brandon where to go, Diana goes in and finds the items, and they stay debt-free: if God doesn't provide it, they don't have it.
Brandon shared this as his own story, not as financial advice.
Brandon and Diana remember a day when their kids needed shoes and there was no money for them. A $20 bill was lying in the middle of a store parking lot, right in the path to the door. Inside, the store had a sale on shoes, and that $20 got the kids what they needed. They still bring it up when they're thanking God.
One year they had no Christmas money for their kids, and they had even returned presents because a bonus they were counting on never came. On December 22, while Brandon was cleaning the bathrooms at church, a man named Tim walked up and said his wife believed the Lord told her to give Brandon $1,000. Brandon said he almost passed out. They hadn't asked anyone for help, because if God doesn't provide it, they don't have it.
Diana shared that before she and Brandon even knew each other, each of them wrote a detailed list of what they wanted in a spouse. When they met, Brandon said he had a list, and she said she did too. They read them to each other, and it was as if she had written hers about Brandon and he had written his about her. She encouraged singles who are believing God for a spouse to write their vision and make it plain. A YouTube pastor said this wasn't biblical, but they said it worked for them.
Brandon and Diana recommended The Ultimate Voice by Oral Roberts, a book about hearing God's voice. Brandon pointed out that ORU started as a field the farmer wouldn't sell, and said the full testimony of how it began is in this book. He called it one of his favorite books and said they should read it again.
Brandon and Diana invited people to mail them a photo of an unsaved loved one, or anyone who needs healing or deliverance, as a point of contact, and their family will pray over it. The P.O. box is in the video description. Brandon also said that if you just got born again and can't afford a Bible, he and Diana will buy you one, a New King James Version.
Brandon and Diana said they never message people, and anyone who asks you for money or crypto in their name is a scam artist. Don't listen to them, and don't give them anything.
We listen to the full video and pull out the key moments. The summaries are ours, written in plain language. Anything in quotation marks is Brandon's own words from the video. News details are as reported in the clips Brandon played, and we haven't verified them separately. Every highlight has a time link so you can hear it straight from him, and we always encourage you to watch the full video.
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