“For He shall give His angels charge over you, to keep you in all your ways.” — Psalm 91:11
Written by: Pastor Kabagema Joseph Bright (Influencer Bright)
DEDICATION
This book is dedicated to every soul who has ever felt the weight of a divine calling upon their life — those who ran, those who hid, those who doubted — and yet found that God’s hand never left them.
To Apostle Reuben Habaasa, whose life is a living testimony that God marks His servants from the womb and pursues them with the patience of eternity. Your scars became scripture. Your surrender became a sermon.
And to every reader who picks up these pages: may you recognize the fingerprints of God on every wound you have carried.
— Pastor Kabagema Joseph Bright (Influencer Bright)
A WORD BEFORE WE BEGIN
There are stories that entertain. There are stories that inform. And then there are stories that reach into the chest cavity of a man, take hold of his breath, and refuse to let go until something changes inside him. This is one of those stories.
What you hold in your hands is not a theological textbook. It is not a polished biography edited for comfort. It is a raw, God-breathed account of one man’s journey — from a river baptism in Mbarara to a divine visitation in a prayer mountain in Seguku — spanning fifteen years of pursuit, pain, and ultimately, surrender.
Apostle Reuben Habaasa did not seek fame. He sought escape. And yet, heaven found him. Again and again. In dreams. In operating rooms. In prison cells. In foreign lands. God does not lose track of those He has marked.
I have written this book to ensure that the lessons embedded in Apostle Reuben’s journey are not lost. Every scar he carries is a chapter. Every operation he survived was a sovereign act. Every dream he received was a love letter from the Almighty.
Read slowly. Reflect deeply. And if by the time you finish this book you have not paused at least once to examine your own life and ask, “Is God calling me?” — read it again.
Pastor Kabagema Joseph Bright (Influencer Bright)
CHAPTER ONE: THE BOY BY THE RIVER
Mbarara, Uganda — 1990
“Before I formed you in the womb I knew you; before you were born I sanctified you.” — Jeremiah 1:5
A School Unlike Any Other Day
In 1990, Mbarara Junior School was not expecting the unusual. It was a school like any other, with chalk-dusted blackboards, crowded classrooms, and children whose greatest concern was the afternoon meal. But that year, something broke the ordinary.
More than ten evangelists arrived from England. They were white men with foreign accents and burning hearts, and they carried with them something that cannot be imported or manufactured — the presence of God. Students, teachers, and members of staff gathered to listen. The air was different. Even a twelve-year-old boy named Reuben could feel it.
Young Reuben was not yet a man of God. He was a boy — curious, open-hearted, perhaps unaware that this would be the day heaven placed a mark upon his name.
The Name That Made the Evangelists Laugh
One of the evangelists asked the boy his name. “My name is Reuben,” he answered simply.
The men smiled and laughed — not in mockery, but in holy recognition. “You are the firstborn of Israel!” they said. The boy did not understand. He was twelve. He did not yet know that Reuben was the eldest son of the patriarch Jacob, the first child of the nation of Israel, a name that carried prophetic weight across millennia.
They gave him a small New Testament Bible. They prophesied over him — that he would be a servant of God, that his life would carry meaning beyond what his young mind could comprehend. Words were spoken over that boy that day which would take fifteen years to fully unfold.
📖 Lesson One: God Calls by Name
When God calls you, He knows your name. He knows its meaning. He knows its weight. Reuben did not understand what his name meant that afternoon in Mbarara, but heaven had always known. Your name, your history, your family line — none of it is accidental. God speaks the language of your identity long before you learn to speak it yourself.
The Waters of River Rwizi
The evangelists called for those who wished to be baptized. Among the gathering stood young Reuben. Something stirred within him — an impulse that he could not have explained with the vocabulary of a child, but which we now recognize as the drawing of the Holy Spirit.
He stepped forward. Ten children walked to the banks of the River Rwizi that day. The waters were deep. The English evangelist named Peter lowered Reuben beneath the surface and spoke the ancient words:
“I baptize you in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.”
When Reuben came up from those waters, he did not yet know that his life had been sealed. That the act of water baptism had been witnessed not only by men on a riverbank, but by a heaven that was watching closely.
The English evangelists departed. They had come. They had preached. They had baptized. And just like that, they were gone. The boy Reuben returned to his ordinary life.
But heaven was not finished.
CHAPTER TWO: THE NIGHT HEAVEN OPENED
Two Days After the Baptism
“For God speaks in one way, and in two, though man does not perceive it. In a dream, in a vision of the night…” — Job 33:14–15
The Dream That Changed Everything
Two days after his baptism, something happened to Reuben that would mark the rest of his life.
In the night, while the world was still, heaven opened. A figure descended — surrounded by rays of light so intense they framed his head like the sun itself. Reuben, the twelve-year-old boy, did not know what he was seeing. He only knew one thing: fear.
He ran. He screamed for his father. He tried to escape. But the figure reached out and took hold of his thigh — the right thigh — and no matter how hard Reuben struggled, he could not break free.
Then he woke up.
The Pain That Was Real
Dreams fade with the morning. But this one left something behind.
The thigh where the figure had grabbed him in the dream — it was paining. Reuben told his school friends. They looked and saw the area was swollen, reddish, as though blood had pooled beneath the skin. They gave him the only explanation they had: “Maybe the English evangelists bewitched you because of your intelligence.”
This is a reminder of how spiritual encounters are often misinterpreted by those who lack spiritual understanding. What looks like a curse from the outside may actually be a consecration from above.
📖 Lesson Two: Not All Pain is Punishment
Reuben’s pain was not the result of a curse. It was the residue of a divine touch. When God’s hand rests on a person’s life, the weight of it can be felt in the natural realm. Jacob, the patriarch, walked with a limp after wrestling with God at the ford of Jabbok — and that limp became his testimony. Never assume that the place where you are suffering is the place God has abandoned you. It may be the very place He has claimed you.
Three Operations, One Sovereign Hand
The pain worsened. A nurse at the dispensary observed that the swelling looked like blood clotting. Reuben was sent home. His aunt Kengongoma Judith, a teacher in Jinja, stepped in and insisted he be taken for proper treatment. That journey to Jinja was the first time young Reuben had ever left his hometown.
At Jinja Referral Hospital, the doctors confirmed it: blood had clotted in the thigh. He was taken to the theater. An operation was performed. The blood was removed.
But it came back.
He was taken to Mulago Hospital in Kampala. Another operation. The blood was removed again.
But it came back again — seven years later. A third operation was performed at Kisimenti in Kampala.
Three hospitals. Three operations. One thigh. One divine touch.
No doctor could explain it. The body kept returning to the site of the encounter, as if refusing to forget. As if the place where heaven touched him would not simply heal and move on.
📖 Lesson Three: God Marks What He Claims
Three operations could not erase the mark. This is not coincidence. In the same way that Jacob’s hip was altered by his encounter with the divine, Reuben’s thigh bore witness to a transaction that medicine could catalogue but not comprehend. When God touches a life, it is permanent. You cannot surgically remove a calling.
CHAPTER THREE: THE YEARS OF RUNNING
University, Prison, Tanzania — 1990s to 2006
“Where can I go from Your Spirit? Or where can I flee from Your presence?” — Psalm 139:7
A Calling Without an Acceptance
In the years that followed his baptism and the supernatural encounter that left a mark on his thigh, Reuben grew up. He attended university. He built a life. He pursued his own path.
And all the while, God was calling.
But Reuben was not listening — or perhaps more accurately, he was listening and choosing differently. He was dodging. The word he himself would later use. Dodging the calling of God.
This is one of the most honest admissions in the story of Apostle Reuben Habaasa. He did not claim to have always been faithful. He did not pretend that his journey to the pulpit was a straight and willing road. He ran. He detoured. He tried to build a life on his own terms.
God Uses Every Season
During those years of running, Reuben was imprisoned. He crossed borders and found himself in Tanzania. He experienced the full spectrum of human difficulty — confinement, displacement, uncertainty.
And it was in Tanzania, in 2006, that the veil finally began to lift.
In a foreign country, far from home, far from the riverbank in Mbarara where he had been baptized, Reuben came to a conclusion he could no longer avoid: God does not want me to do anything else. He wants me to serve Him.
Fifteen years had passed since the baptism. Fifteen years of divine pursuit. Fifteen years of a patient God who had never once withdrawn the calling.
📖 Lesson Four: You Cannot Outlast the Patience of God
Reuben ran for fifteen years. He went to university. He went to prison. He went to Tanzania. And God was in all of it — not to punish, but to pursue. If God has called you, no amount of geographic or spiritual distance will cause Him to abandon the assignment He has placed on your life. He is not in a hurry, but He is not giving up either.
📖 Lesson Five: Brokenness is Often the Doorway
It was not prosperity that brought Reuben to his knees. It was imprisonment, displacement, and the accumulated weight of years spent running. God often uses the seasons when we have tried everything and it has all failed to finally get us still enough to hear Him. If you are in a season of difficulty, do not interpret it as divine rejection. It may be divine redirection.
CHAPTER FOUR: THE SECOND ENCOUNTER
Seguku Prayer Mountain — March 2006
“Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” — Joshua 1:9
The Mountain of Return
There is something deliberate about prayer mountains. They are places of withdrawal, of seeking, of ascending toward heaven with intention. In March 2006, Reuben found himself at Seguku Prayer Mountain. Whether he arrived fully surrendered or still wrestling is something only he truly knows. But heaven met him there.
In a dream on that mountain — fifteen years after the first encounter — the angel came again.
The Angel Who Spoke His Name
This time, the encounter was different. The first time, the figure had come in silence and taken hold of his thigh. This time, the angel called him by name.
When God sends a messenger who knows your name, it is not a coincidence. It is a continuation.
Reuben looked at the figure and, with the directness of a man who had carried a mysterious wound for fifteen years, asked the question that had no doubt lived in him for a long time:
“Are you the one who has been making me suffer?”
The angel’s response was measured and clear: “I am not God. I am not Jesus.”
And then the angel declared his identity:
“I am from your God — the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, whose name is Jehovah. He wants you to serve Him.”
The Question That Unlocked the Mystery
Then the angel asked Reuben a question:
“Do you remember what happened to your thigh fifteen years ago?”
Fifteen years. The angel himself confirmed the timeline. From 1990 to 2006 — fifteen years of a wound that would not heal, three operations that only temporarily resolved the clotting, fifteen years of divine patience with a man who kept running.
And in the dream, Reuben looked at his right thigh — at the scar from all those operations — and saw something that stopped his breath:
Written on the scar was the name: JESUS CHRIST.
The mystery that had followed him for fifteen years was not a curse. It was not witchcraft. It was not bad luck. It was a signature. The Almighty had written His son’s name on the body of the man He had chosen.
📖 Lesson Six: Your Scars May Be Scripture
Reuben carried a physical wound for fifteen years that no surgeon could permanently resolve. What medicine saw as a recurring medical condition, heaven had always known as a divine inscription. Before you dismiss the unexplained wounds in your life — the grief that keeps returning, the struggle that will not leave, the area of your life that has been to the operating table multiple times — ask God if there is something written there that you have not yet been able to read.
The Gifts of the Dream
In the same encounter, the angel gave Reuben many things — revelations and instructions that Reuben documented in what he calls the Book of Reuben. These have guided his ministry from that day forward.
He was also directed to a scripture in Revelation 19 and to the passage in Isaiah where Jacob’s name was changed — a passage that held personal significance for the man standing at his own crossroads of identity.
Like Jacob, whose name meant “supplanter” and was changed to Israel, meaning “who prevails with God,” Reuben recognized that his own name carried a story. He had been born in Tanzania, where his father had called him Afazari — a Swahili word meaning at least, or finally — because his grandfather had refused to allow the family to turn to witchcraft for the blessing of a male child. Instead, the grandfather had commanded them to trust the God of Israel. And God had answered.
Habaasa was the Lunyankole equivalent of Afazari. And his grandfather had added Reuben — the name of the firstborn of Israel — because he was the first boy born in that family.
After the encounter at Seguku, Reuben made a decision. He set aside his father’s surname, Gasharagati, and returned to the name written on his baptism card — Habaasa Reuben. He became Apostle Reuben Habaasa.
📖 Lesson Seven: Know the Story in Your Name
Your name is not random. Behind it is a history, a faith declaration, a prayer once prayed by someone who believed before you could believe for yourself. Reuben’s grandfather refused witchcraft and trusted God — and the boy born as a result of that faith eventually became an apostle. The faith of our fathers is often the foundation beneath the callings of their children. Honor your spiritual lineage.
CHAPTER FIVE: THE COMMISSIONED LIFE
From Encounter to Assignment
“For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.” — Ephesians 2:10
When Surrender Becomes Assignment
After the encounter at Seguku Prayer Mountain in 2006, something fundamental changed in Reuben Habaasa. The man who had spent fifteen years constructing detours around the will of God became the man who walked directly into it.
He began to preach. He began to teach. Not from a curriculum of his own creation, but from the revelations given to him in the dream — from the Book of Reuben, the divine instructions he had received and carefully recorded. He knew that the source of his message was not himself.
This is the hallmark of a genuine calling: the messenger is always aware that the message belongs to Another.
The Threefold Witness
Consider what confirmed the calling of Apostle Reuben Habaasa:
First, in 1990, English evangelists prophesied over him at school, gave him scripture, and baptized him in the River Rwizi. They were strangers who would never see him again. They could not have orchestrated what followed.
Second, a divine encounter left a physical mark on his body — a mark that persisted through fifteen years and three operations, resisting every medical attempt to fully resolve it.
Third, in 2006, a heavenly messenger identified himself, confirmed the timeline of divine activity in Reuben’s life, and delivered a clear commission: to serve the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
Three witnesses. Across fifteen years. Spanning two countries, multiple hospitals, a university, a prison, and a prayer mountain.
📖 Lesson Eight: God Confirms What He Commissions
A genuine calling from God is rarely a single event. It is a thread woven through time, confirmed by multiple witnesses, validated by both supernatural encounter and natural circumstance. If you are questioning whether God has called you, look back across your life. Can you identify a thread? A recurring theme? A wound that will not fully close? A name you cannot escape? That may be your testimony assembling itself.
The Book of Reuben
Apostle Reuben Habaasa speaks of a Book of Reuben — a personal record of the divine instructions and revelations given to him in the encounter. This is significant. He did not trust his memory alone. He wrote it down.
There is wisdom in this. When God speaks, the act of writing is an act of reverence. It says: I take this seriously. I do not want to forget. I want to be accountable to what was given to me.
Apostle Reuben states that what is written in the Book of Reuben guides him to this day. His ministry is not built on feelings or shifting human philosophies. It is rooted in a recorded encounter with the divine.
📖 Lesson Nine: Record What Heaven Gives You
When God speaks to you — in dreams, in scripture, through confirmed prophetic words — write it down. Build your life and ministry on the record of what you have received, not on the mood of the moment. Apostle Reuben has been guided for years by what he recorded in a single night of encounter. Do not underestimate the power of a faithful written account.
CHAPTER SIX
WHAT THIS STORY TEACHES US ALL
“For the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.” — Romans 11:29
The story of Apostle Reuben Habaasa’s first encounter with his guardian angel is not merely a biographical account. It is a theological classroom. Let us gather its core teachings.
God Is Faithful Across Generations
Reuben’s grandfather refused witchcraft and trusted God for a male child. The child born of that faith was named Habaasa — meaning at last — and Reuben, the firstborn of Israel. Decades later, that child became an apostle. The prayers of our ancestors do not expire. They accumulate interest in heaven and pay out across generations.
Heaven Can Reach Us Anywhere
A riverbank in Mbarara. Hospital theaters in Jinja, Kampala, and Kisimenti. A prison. A foreign country. A prayer mountain in Seguku. God does not need a church building to find His servant. He is not limited by geography, by circumstance, or by the stubbornness of the called.
Angels Are Real
This account affirms something that the modern world often dismisses and that the church sometimes reduces to metaphor: angels are real, they carry specific messages, and they are dispatched by God to accomplish His purposes in human lives. The angel in Reuben’s encounter was precise. He identified himself. He referenced a specific timeline. He carried instruction. This was not a vague spiritual impression. It was an encounter.
Calling Outlasts Rebellion
Perhaps the most comforting truth in this entire account is this: fifteen years of running did not disqualify Reuben from the calling. God did not find a replacement. He kept the assignment on hold and kept the man in sight — through operations, through prison, through Tanzania — and waited.
If you have been running from what you know God has placed on your life, this story carries a message for you. It is not too late. The calling is still there. Heaven has not moved on.
A FINAL WORD TO THE READER
You have walked through the life of a man who was touched by heaven at twelve years old, carried the mark of that touch for fifteen years, and finally surrendered to the One who had been calling all along.
What do you carry? What unexplained wound has followed you through the years? What dream do you remember that you have not yet fully understood? What calling have you been circling around, approaching and retreating, year after year?
The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob — the One who sent His messenger to find Reuben on a prayer mountain in Seguku — is the same God who is reading this book with you.
He knows your name. He knows what He placed inside you. He knows the scars you carry. And like the name written on Reuben’s thigh — Jesus Christ — He has already signed His name over your life.
The only question that remains is the same one the angel asked Reuben:
“Do you remember what happened?”
Remember. Return. Surrender. And serve.
To the glory of God alone.
Pastor Kabagema Joseph Bright
(Influencer Bright)
“`”Know this, Jesus of Nazareth was commissioned for two major purposes: for the salvation of the Jews of his time, and redemption of mankind through crucifixion at Calvary. Salvation for mankind today is through whom God sends in the name of Jesus Christ; that is Apostle Reuben Habaasa. You should know that Jesus Christ is the eternal word of God! Anyone who receives me receives Jesus Christ, anyone who rejects me is rejecting Jesus Christ, and anyone who rejects Jesus Christ is rejecting God, Jehovah, the one who sent me. ” Copied from the book of Reuben called New Jerusalem http://www.christlordshipministries.org“`
🔥 DAILY PROPHETIC PRAYER – 23 APRIL 2026 🔥
Apostle Reuben Habaasa – Prophet Messenger of the Most High God
Elijah was a person like us, with human nature and limitations, yet he accessed extraordinary results through prayer. The scripture in James 5:17–18 reveals that he prayed earnestly that it would not rain, and it did not rain for years. Then he prayed again, and the heavens gave rain, and the earth produced its fruit. This shows us that the power was not in Elijah as a man, but in his faith and his consistency in prayer.
Today, this same truth applies to you. Your background, your weaknesses, and your current situation do not disqualify you. What matters is your faith in God and your willingness to pray. When faith is applied through prayer, it activates divine response, shifts circumstances, and brings visible results in your life.
So today, my spiritual sons and daughters, and all under my prophetic voice, I call you to rise in prayer and stand firm in faith. Do not doubt your voice before God. Do not think your prayers are too small or ineffective. The same God who answered Elijah is attentive to you, ready to respond as you call upon Him.
I declare over your life that your prayers will begin to produce results. Every closed heaven over you is opening, and every dry season is receiving rain. What seemed delayed is turning into manifestation, and what looked impossible is becoming possible through the power of prayer.
Father, in the name of Jesus Christ, I pray for everyone under this prophetic grace today. According to Your word in James 5:17–18, release upon them the spirit of fervent and effective prayer. Let their faith come alive, and let their prayers carry power and authority before You. As You answered Elijah, answer them also, and let their lives reflect Your glory.
From today, your prayers will not be in vain. They will bring transformation, breakthrough, and testimony. You are stepping into a dimension where heaven responds to your voice.
It is settled in Jesus’ name. Amen. 🔥
A growth mindset is the understanding that you can improve, expand, and become more through learning, discipline, and consistent action. It is the belief that where you are today is not your final level.
In relation to Vision 2048 & 2062, a growth mindset is not optional—it is essential.
This vision is big. It requires people who are willing to:
Learn continuously
Adapt to change
Develop new skills
Overcome challenges
Stay committed even when results are not immediate
A fixed mindset says: “This is all I can do.”
A growth mindset says: “I can become more to serve the vision better.”
As members of Christ Lordship Ministries International, we must grow in: 👉 Spiritual life – deeper prayer, stronger faith
👉 Knowledge – understanding the vision and how to contribute
👉 Capacity – ability to lead, serve, and build
👉 Responsibility – taking ownership of the vision
Vision 2048 & 2062 will not be fulfilled by people who remain the same—it will be fulfilled by people who grow into what the vision requires.
Every day is an opportunity to improve.
Every challenge is a chance to grow.
Every responsibility is a platform to develop.
Do not remain at yesterday’s level.
Grow with the vision, and you will be part of its fulfillment.
WIND OF CHANGE GLOBAL MOBILISATION MESSAGE
By Apostle Reuben Habaasa – Prophet Messenger of the Most High God in this Generation
The Wind of Change is not a gathering, not a program, and not a local movement. It is a divine move of God released from the heart of Jehovah through His servant Apostle Reuben Habaasa, carrying a prophetic mandate to transform lives, awaken nations, and establish the Kingdom of God on earth as it is in heaven. The Wind of Change is the breath of God moving across territories, igniting revival, restoring destinies, and calling men and women into alignment with the purpose of God for this generation. It began as a fire in Uganda, but it was never meant to remain there—it is a global wind, ordained to reach all 196 nations of the earth.
Today, as declared by the Spirit of the Lord, the Wind is blowing stronger than ever. This is not a season of sitting—it is a season of movement. The call has gone forth: Who will carry the Wind? Who will become an ambassador? Who will rise and say YES to the nations? The Lord is mobilising His people—not just pastors, not just leaders, but every believer who has encountered this fire—to become carriers of this divine movement in their families, communities, districts, and nations.
Across Uganda, from Kampala to Ntungamo, from Mbarara to Gulu, from Mbale to Arua, the Wind is calling for mobilisation. Every district is a field. Every village is a mission ground. Every household is a starting point. The Lord is raising ambassadors in Wakiso, in Mukono, in Bushenyi, in Fort Portal, in Jinja, in Lira, in Masaka—men and women who will carry the message of the Kingdom, who will pray, who will declare, who will ignite revival where they are. This is not for a few—it is for all who are willing.
The message for today is clear and urgent: You are not called to remain where you are—you are called to carry the Wind. The Spirit of God is shifting us from receiving to releasing, from gathering to going, from being touched to becoming transformers. The Wind of Change must not be contained in meetings; it must be carried into streets, schools, marketplaces, churches, and nations.
As Apostle Reuben Habaasa declares by the Spirit: This is the hour of mobilisation. This is the hour of ambassadors. This is the hour when the Wind will cross borders, enter nations, and establish the Kingdom through yielded vessels. The prophecy stands: the Wind will reach 196 nations, and it will do so through people who say YES.
Therefore, arise. Let every district in Uganda burn. Let every nation receive its ambassador. Let every believer become a carrier. The Wind is already blowing—the only question is: will you carry it?
Prayer by Apostle Reuben Habaasa:
Father, in the name of Jesus Christ, I release the grace of mobilisation upon Your people. Let the fire of the Wind of Change rest upon every reader. Activate ambassadors in every district, in every nation. Let Uganda become a sending base to the world. Let the 196 nations receive this Wind. Raise men and women who will not be silent, who will not be stagnant, but who will move with Your Spirit. I declare awakening, I declare activation, I declare global impact—In Jesus’ mighty name. Amen.
WIND OF CHANGE AMBASSADORS –CALL
Good evening, good morning, or good afternoon—depending on your time zone.
To be a Wind of Change Ambassador is to respond to a divine calling that goes beyond ordinary life. It is accepting to walk in the blessings of Jehovah, to carry His anointing, and to allow the Holy Spirit to shape you into a vessel fit for His purpose. This is not just a title—it is a transformation of identity, where you become a messenger of God in your generation.
“But you are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people…” — 1 Peter 2:9
The Wind of Change is the move of God that reveals His power to change situations, restore lives, and align people with their divine purpose. As an ambassador, you must grow daily in the knowledge of who God is. This knowledge is not only through teachings, but through experience—through prayer, obedience, and walking closely with Him.
“And this is eternal life, that they may know You, the only true God…” — John 17:3
“For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, these are sons of God.” — Romans 8:14
Being an ambassador requires surrender. It requires you to allow God to work in you before He works through you. Your life becomes a message, your words carry authority, and your presence begins to influence environments. You are not just representing a movement—you are representing the Kingdom of God.
“I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me…” — Galatians 2:20
“Now then, we are ambassadors for Christ…” — 2 Corinthians 5:20
Today’s mobilisation call is clear: Position yourself to move with the Wind. Do not remain a listener—become a participant. Do not remain a receiver—become a carrier. Start where you are. Pray more. Speak life. Share the message. Let your environment feel the impact of God through you.
“Be doers of the word, and not hearers only…” — James 1:22
“Whom shall I send, and who will go for Us? Then I said, ‘Here am I! Send me.’” — Isaiah 6:8
As declared through this mandate: The Wind is already blowing across nations, and ambassadors are the carriers of this move. Those who align will see transformation not only in their lives, but in the lives of many.
“The wind blows where it wishes… so is everyone who is born of the Spirit.” — John 3:8
Arise today. Walk in obedience. Grow in knowledge. Serve with humility. And become the ambassador God has called you to be.
“Arise, shine; for your light has come! And the glory of the Lord is risen upon you.” — Isaiah 60:1
You are a vessel. You are a messenger. You are a Wind of Change Ambassador.
WIND OF CHANGE PROPHETIC MESSAGE
By Apostle Reuben Habaasa – Prophet Messenger of the Most High God
Were you waiting for someone with good news?
Today, here I am.
I, Apostle Reuben Habaasa, the Prophet Messenger of the Most High God in this generation, have come with a prophetic word of encouragement, restoration, and hope for your life. There are seasons when people wait for a voice, a message, or a sign from God concerning their future, their family, their ministry, their health, or their destiny. Today, by the Spirit of Jehovah, I declare that your season of good news has arrived.
According to the scripture in Genesis 50:21:
“Now therefore do not be afraid; I will provide for you and your little ones.” And he comforted them and spoke kindly to them.
Today, I prophesy that fear shall not rule over your life again. The God who remembered Joseph is remembering you. The Lord shall provide where there has been lack, bring comfort where there has been pain, and release peace where there has been confusion.
I declare good news over your family.
Good news over your finances.
Good news over your ministry.
Good news over your health.
Good news over your future.
The Wind of Change is blowing in your direction. What looked delayed shall begin to move. What looked impossible shall become possible through the power of God. Doors that seemed closed shall open by divine intervention.
As the messenger of the Most High God, I release this prophetic declaration today: your tears shall turn into testimony, your waiting shall turn into celebration, and your prayers shall turn into manifestation.
Do not lose hope. Do not give up. Heaven has not forgotten you. The God who carried Joseph from the pit to the palace is still changing situations today.
Receive this word with faith and arise in confidence, because the Lord is working on your behalf.
Declaration:
I receive the good news of heaven over my life. Fear shall not control me. God shall provide for me and my household. My season is changing by the power of Jehovah God. In Jesus’ mighty name, Amen.
DEAR BELOVED OF GOD JEHOVAH 🌍
Men and women, sisters and brothers, spiritual sons and daughters, and all ministry partners—today, Thursday 30th April 2026, marks the end of the month and a special moment of divine visitation through the Wind of Change Vision gathering.
This is a gathering in which God has revealed a mandate to reach 196 nations, declaring a season of healing, restoration, and transformation across the world. Wherever you are today, this is your moment. It is your day of healing, your day of restoration, and your day to encounter the power of God.
You are invited to connect and be part of this divine encounter. You may join online through platforms like TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube, or attend the live service at New Jerusalem Christian Fellowship Church tent in Kitwe Town Council – Ruhama East, Ntungamo District, Uganda.
Through the ministry of Apostle Reuben Habaasa, the prophet messenger of the God Most High, the Lord is calling all people to come and witness His glory. This is not just a gathering—it is a divine appointment where destinies are aligned, burdens are lifted, and lives are transformed.
Come with expectation. Come with faith. Come ready to receive.
Apostle Reuben Habaasa Prayer:
May the God of heaven locate you wherever you are. I pray that as you connect to this gathering, every sickness is healed, every burden is lifted, and every life is restored. May the glory of God be revealed in your life, and may you experience His power in a new dimension. In the name of Jesus Christ, you are healed, you are restored, and you are transformed.
Today is your day—do not miss your moment.
Today, be reminded that your situation is not the end of your story. Many people lose hope because of what they go through, yet often the very answers they seek are already around them. Within you are gifts, talents, ideas, and strength placed there for a purpose. The challenges you face are not meant to destroy you but to reveal what you carry. Look again—opportunities may be hidden in what seems like struggle, and growth may be disguised as delay.
Do not underestimate the power of your faith. Even when things are unclear, faith gives you the ability to move forward with confidence, trusting that God is already at work behind the scenes. Your life is not случай or forgotten; it is guided, and every step has meaning. What you have in your hands today, no matter how small it seems, can become the key to your breakthrough if you choose to use it.
Scripture reminds us in Philippians 4:13: “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” This is not just a verse—it is a reality you can live in. Strength is already available to you. Rise today, believe again, and take one step forward. Hope is not lost—it is waiting for you to activate it.
*Apostle Reuben Habaasa a Prophet Messenger of God*
YOUR LIFE CHANGING DIVINE PROPHECY!
*I prophetically decree and declare unto the Forces of Nature that controls the affairs of this life, to favorably & forcefully respond to you with thorough positivity throughout your endeavors in JESUS CHRIST Mightiest Name*
Wishing you a Blessed Glorious New Season of Unmerited grace with astounding remarkable miracles that will birth you into an eternal relevancy with differences inside CHRIST our ROCK…,much love,Shalom beloved.
*Real biblical endtime prophetic foretold Church Revival is boiling unto humanity, get ready.*
2CORINTHIANS 2:18-20
🌅🌬️ WIND OF CHANGE – DAY 13
📅 Monday, 13/04/2026
Theme: The Wind of Character Refinement
Scripture: “But He knows the way that I take; when He has tested me, I shall come forth as gold.” – Job 23:10
Message:
Today, the Wind of Change is working on your character. 🌪️🔥
God is not only interested in changing your situation—He is shaping who you are becoming. Because your character will determine how far you can go and how long you can stay there.
There are things God is refining in you:
👉 Attitudes
👉 Habits
👉 Reactions
👉 Integrity
The process may not always be comfortable, but it is necessary. Just like gold is refined by fire, God is removing impurities to reveal your true value.
🌬️ The Wind of Change is preparing you for greatness by building a strong and godly character within you.
🔥 Prophetic Declaration:
👉 My character is being refined by God!
👉 Every wrong attitude is leaving my life!
👉 I walk in integrity, discipline, and obedience!
👉 I am becoming who God has called me to be!
👉 The Wind of Change is perfecting me!
🙏 Prayer:
Father, in the name of Jesus,
Thank You for working on our character.
Lord, refine us, correct us, and shape us according to Your will.
Remove everything that does not reflect You and build Your nature in us.
🔥 From today, we walk in godly character and maturity.
In Jesus Christ’s mighty name,
I remain apostle Reuben Habaasa the prophet messenger of the God most high in this generation.
Stay tuned the wind of change is tracing you.
THE END OF MAY WIND OF CHANGE GATHERING
Theme: THE BLESSINGS OF GOD
By Apostle Reuben Habaasa – Prophet Messenger of the Most High God and Wind of Change Vision Bearer
Good evening, good morning, or good afternoon depending on your time zone.
As we come to the end of the month of May in the global Wind of Change gathering, the theme released by the Spirit of God through Apostle Reuben Habaasa is: THE BLESSINGS OF GOD.
Many people search for blessings, look for blessings, pray for blessings, ask others for blessings, and move from place to place seeking blessings. Yet in the scriptures, God Himself declared that blessings are not merely human wishes but divine commands released upon those who align with Him.
“The Lord will command the blessing on you in your storehouses and in all to which you set your hand…” — Deuteronomy 28:8
However, the Word of God also reveals an important mystery: many scriptures concerning blessings begin with “BUT” and end with “BUT,” showing clearly that there are conditions connected to the manifestation of God’s blessings. God is loving and merciful, but He is also a God of principles, obedience, righteousness, and alignment.
The blessing of God is not only about money or material things. The blessing of God includes peace, protection, wisdom, favor, health, purpose, spiritual growth, divine direction, and generational impact. When God blesses a person, He changes their life completely.
Dear Wind of Change carriers, ambassadors, partners, and followers globally, understand that obedience to God opens doors for commanded blessings. Walking in humility, prayer, holiness, faithfulness, and alignment with God’s purpose positions a person to experience the hand of Jehovah.
“But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you.” — Matthew 6:33
The Wind of Change in this generation is not only calling people to receive blessings but also to become channels of blessings to others. God blesses people so they may become a blessing to families, communities, nations, and generations.
I, Apostle Reuben Habaasa, Prophet Messenger of the Most High God and Wind of Change Vision Bearer, declare today that every ambassador and every person aligned with this divine mandate shall experience the blessings of God in their spiritual life, family, calling, assignment, and destiny as they continue to walk in obedience and faith.
“Blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord, and whose hope is the Lord.” — Jeremiah 17:7
May this end of May gathering activate fresh understanding concerning the blessings of God and position many people for divine increase, divine favor, and divine transformation.
Declaration:
I align myself with the principles of God. I shall walk in obedience, faithfulness, and purpose. The blessings of God shall rest upon my life, my family, and my generation. In Jesus’ mighty name, Amen.