Stories from Brandon's life and ministry
Testimonies and real moments Brandon has shared from his life and ministry, pulled out of long videos where they'd be easy to miss. There are 18 so far, newest first. Tap the time to hear him tell it.
Brandon's urgent warning about a plague outbreak in Russia
The Holy Spirit walked by and touched a woman's face
At Billy Burke's meeting that night, a woman going through a hard time was knocked down by the power of God. Sitting nearby, Brandon had an open-eyed vision of the Holy Spirit as a huge, barrel-chested man with a big, thick beard. He walked right past Brandon, said, “How are you doing, Brandon?”, and the presence of God filled him so strongly he could hardly stand. Brandon watched him bend down and touch the woman. She got up saying she had felt Jesus touch her face and squeeze her cheeks together. Diana, who was with him, started weeping because she had heard him describe it before the woman said a word. The woman was healed.
Watch at 1:31:16A 14-year-old evangelist at Walmart
At the same meeting, a 14-year-old girl told how she met a woman of about 70 at Walmart whose face looked like she'd had a stroke. The girl was so excited about the healing service that she invited the woman, and they gave her a ride to church. That night the power of God knocked the woman to the ground, and Brandon believes she is being healed. He said it showed him how hungry people are for God.
Watch at 1:37:33
Churches burning, a West Coast earthquake warning, and great distractions ahead
The tornado that passed over his house
Brandon told about a tornado that circled right above his house in Oklahoma. It was so close he could feel it lifting his hair and making his ears pop, and his family was down in the storm cellar. His grandma is Baptist and doesn't believe in speaking in tongues, but Brandon and Diana were out in the yard, and he was praying in tongues and telling the storm to leave in the name of Jesus. It passed right over their house and touched down about a mile down the street. He admitted he was on the phone describing it to his parents instead of filming it. Even the weatherman couldn't explain why it wasn't touching down, and Brandon believes it was because people were praying.
Watch at 13:52
A blood moon sign, a Noah's Ark dig, and Brandon's warning about greed
When the bills came due, he sold his “dream”
Brandon opened up about a season when he was making minimum wage, living paycheck to paycheck, and feeling depressed. He had bought some dinar, a little at a time, for about $25 or $30, and he and Diana carried it around as their hope, dreaming about a vacation, a dream car, or helping pay off the church. After work, reading about it in online forums was his breath of fresh air. When they fell behind on bills, he had to sell some to pay the electric bill, the water bill, and a doctor bill, and he said it made him really sad because it was his dream. Since then, Diana has finished college, and he said he hasn't thought about it in years. He said God told him to go on the internet and tell people Jesus is coming, and promised to take care of him. Today his kids always have food and a place to sleep, the lights stay on, and God provides for the bills.
Watch at 1:12:33
The Clarity Act, Turkey restricting the Black Sea, and a Psalm 23 vision
“My word validates itself”
A viewer asked why the devil still comes after Brandon if he sees angels. Brandon said he doesn't know, just as he doesn't know why his daughter still has autism. That day his wife Diana had read to him about Smith Wigglesworth, whose daughter was deaf and never healed, and who couldn't read well and worked as a plumber, yet raised the dead. Brandon sees himself in that, since he also struggled to read. It took him back to the day the Lord called him to a healing ministry while he sat in a grocery store parking lot. Brandon said he couldn't do it unless God healed his daughter first, or he'd look like a hypocrite. The Lord said, “Brandon, my word is a pillar,” and then:
Watch at 32:05A dying man gets two new lungs
Brandon was mowing his grandma's field when the Lord told him to pray for a man walking by with an oxygen tank. He was busy, but he obeyed. The man said decades of spraying weed killer for the city had destroyed his lungs, and without a double lung transplant he had a couple of months to live. Brandon laid hands on him and felt nothing. A week later the man came running up without his oxygen, his healthy color back, and said his doctors told him he had two brand new lungs. He didn't know Jesus, so Brandon led him to Christ. He walked around healed for well over a year, until one day he was back on oxygen, saying he'd felt the symptom. Brandon said God healed an unbeliever out of mercy, and that the enemy will try to challenge a healing.
Watch at 33:24
The five pillars rise again, an acorn at ground zero, and packed churches
His uncle's sudden death
Brandon shared that his uncle Jimmy collapsed on Sunday morning while getting ready for church. His brain went without oxygen, though his heart was fine, and the family took him off life support the day of this stream. Jimmy was 72 and had worked hard all his life. He hadn't been much of a churchgoer, but three weeks earlier, after his mother died, he rededicated his life to Christ. He and Brandon's aunt were about to go on a cruise, and now she is alone after more than 50 years of marriage. Brandon said every one of us has a date with death.
Watch at 25:03
A mother's cry from heaven, a harvest of new believers, and the crypto law
He failed his GED twice and told God to use whatever he had
Brandon said he barely has a high school diploma. He has a GED, barely, because of the learning problems he had to overcome, and he failed the test twice before passing it on the third try. He refused to give up. He told the Lord, “Whatever you can do with me, Lord, use it,” even though he was a janitor and felt he didn't have much to offer. What he learned is that the key to success is only doing what the Lord tells you to do and only giving what He tells you to give. When you live that way, he said, God can trust you with His secret things.
Watch at 1:28:22When the Lord told him to stop saying he's not a prophet
Brandon said the Lord visited him and corrected him for saying he wasn't a prophet. When Brandon answered that he doesn't call himself one, the Lord asked, “Then what are you, Brandon?” The Lord told him not to worry about accuracy or timing, but to say what He tells him to say, and that if he misses it, the Lord will correct him. When Brandon said people persecute him, the Lord told him they will persecute him and hate him regardless, just as they hated Jesus. Brandon took that as a reason to yield to what God has called him to do, aim to be accurate, and remember that we're all a work in progress.
Watch at 1:32:32
A health ring, face scans at every store, and Noah's ark uncovered
His daughter and the flu shot
Brandon talked about his daughter. He said she was talking, and within just a couple of days of getting a flu shot, she completely changed into much of what she is now, only a lot worse at first. She has been overcoming ever since. He said he had her vaccinated out of fear and ignorance, and when people doubt his story, he tells them he lived it. He said plainly that he's against vaccines and that spacing out children's shots would probably affect them less, though he said he doesn't know for sure and added, “I'm not a doctor.” What he took from it is that when you've messed up and lived through what he has, you don't do anything without asking the Lord first. Once you burn your hand on a hot stove, you stop touching it.
Watch at 18:59
Brandon's daughter, a warning about marrying a Delilah, and stories of God's provision
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.
Watch at 5:02Thirteen 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.
Watch at 31:06Their 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.
Watch at 29:36A $20 bill in the parking lot for the kids' shoes
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.
Watch at 34:00$1,000 from Tim, three days before Christmas
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.
Watch at 39:29Two matching lists, written before they met
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.
Watch at 22:44
A brain chip like the mark of the beast, and the five pillars named
A high school dropout who cleaned bathrooms
Brandon said he's not an educated man when it comes to money. He dropped out of high school and cleaned bathrooms because he had so many learning problems. That's why he was a janitor for so long: he couldn't read or do anything with computers, so Diana helped him with everything, including getting his GED, which he barely passed. All he knows, he said, is that he prays and the Lord tells him what's coming. The Lord reminded him that God uses the foolish things of the world to confound the wise, and told him to stay humble and never take any of the glory for himself.
Watch at 8:57
Trump's crypto reserve post, the five pillars, and a four-year window for harvest
The best janitor there ever was
Brandon told people to be the best at whatever job they have, whether they're scanning groceries or working the counter at a gas station, and to do it all for the glory of God. He said he was a janitor for about 14 years, and he made up his mind to be the best one there was. He polished the floors so people could see their reflection and cleaned the toilets so well you could eat off them, because Jesus lives inside every believer, so why not do it all for the glory of God.
Watch at 28:13