Soteria Prophetic Ministries

There is a God-ordained well for your life — a place of flow, provision, and promise. Like Isaac in Genesis 26, you may face stopped wells and opposition, but God is calling you to keep digging beneath the surface until the water breaks through. Be encouraged: God is making room for you, honoring the seeds you planted and the sacrifices you made. Keep digging in faith until your promise flows; your Rehoboth — the spacious place — is closer than you think.

In this powerful prophetic teaching, Dr. Delisa Rodgers unlocks the mystery and ministry of praying in tongues and why it is one of the most effective forms of intercession available to prophets and spiritual leaders today. Far beyond emotional expression, tongues are Holy Spirit–anointed utterances that carry weight in the spirit realm, pierce through darkness, and reveal the mind of God. Drawing from the call of Jeremiah and the New Testament model of prophetic intercession, Dr. Delisa explains how spiritual utterance releases authority, builds a hedge around the church, strengthens discernment, and takes prophets beyond the limits of natural understanding. You will learn why demons respond with agitation to tongues, why prophets often receive interpretation during intercession, and how tongues usher you into deeper clarity, accuracy, and supernatural insight. If you are called to prophetic ministry, this episode will challenge you to cultivate a lifestyle of praying in the Spirit and allow the Holy Spirit to speak through you with boldness and precision. Tongues are not optional for the prophet. They are essential for breakthrough, protection, and prophetic accuracy. Listen, pray, and let the utterance of God rise in you.

In this prophetic episode, Dr. Delisa Rodgers uncovers the hidden spiritual system behind one of Scripture's most destructive partnerships: Jezebel and Ahab. More than personalities, this dynamic represents a demonic agreement between manipulation and passivity that drains prophetic strength, clouds discernment, and opens the door to spiritual fatigue. Through powerful biblical insight from 1 Kings 16, 18–19, 21, and Revelation 2:20, Dr. Delisa reveals how Jezebel uses intimidation, emotional pressure, and subtle control to silence prophetic voices, while Ahab's avoidance and retreat create the vacuum that empowers her. You'll discover how Elijah's collapse was not from fear but from exhaustion, and how many believers today are fighting the same invisible battle. Whether you are a prophet, leader, intercessor, or anyone navigating spiritual warfare, this episode will help you recognize Jezebel's tactics, confront Ahab-like tendencies in your life, and reclaim your strength through divine restoration. This teaching exposes the system, breaks the cycle, and calls you back to clarity, courage, and prophetic authority. Listen in. Be strengthened. Be awakened. Be restored.

In this eye-opening prophetic episode, Dr. Delisa Rodgers exposes one of the most overlooked strategies of the Jezebel spirit: the slow, calculated draining of strength, clarity, and spiritual stamina. Jezebel doesn't always attack with force—she attacks with fatigue, wearing down prophetic voices until the strong feel weak, the bold feel overwhelmed, and the called grow too tired to continue. Walk with Dr. Delisa through Elijah's journey in 1 Kings 18–19, as she reveals how Jezebel used emotional intimidation, psychological pressure, and spiritual exhaustion to push a mighty prophet into despair. You'll learn how fatigue distorts discernment, silences spiritual authority, and makes even seasoned believers want to run from assignments they were anointed to complete. This episode will help you: Identify Jezebel's subtle methods of draining your energy Recognize the signs of prophetic fatigue Break the cycle of emotional and spiritual exhaustion Restore your strength through divine rest and supernatural refreshing Reclaim your authority, voice, and prophetic edge If you've been tired in ways sleep can't fix, if you've been overwhelmed in ways you can't explain, if your spirit has felt drained even while serving God—this episode is for you. You are not defeated. You are not losing. You are not weak. You may simply be under spiritual fatigue—and Heaven is ready to restore you. Listen now and step back into the strength, clarity, and authority God has given you. Download her complimentary guide here 

In this episode, Dr. Delisa releases a focused, fire-filled prayer asking God to place divine protection over our speech and our emotions. This is a cry for the Holy Spirit to silence every lie, every confusing whisper, every retaliatory impulse, and every emotional trigger sent to sabotage destiny. This prayer declares supernatural peace, Holy Ghost self-control, and victory over emotional reactions that destroy relationships. It calls the believer into wisdom, restraint, and maturity—choosing words that build, not break; words that heal, not harm; words that align with heaven and dismantle the enemy's plan. If you've ever battled with reacting too quickly, speaking out of hurt, or feeling overwhelmed in conflict, this prayer covers you. It is a decree: Your emotions will submit. Your mouth will honor God. And your victory will speak louder than your anger.

In this episode, Dr. Delisa leans into the raw reality of what it means to carry a God-given mantle. She speaks to the pressure that calling brings—the stretching, the exposure, the refining—and explains why none of it is meant to break you, but to make you unshakeable. This conversation confronts the emotional cost of ministry: being misunderstood, misquoted, and even betrayed, yet choosing to keep your eyes fixed on Jesus instead of the noise, gossip, or offense. Dr. Delisa explores how a true mantle demands both resilience and tenderness. It requires discipline when retaliation feels easier, wisdom when bitterness tries to take root, and emotional maturity when your assignment tests every part of you. She reminds listeners that calling is not glamorous—it is a journey of continual surrender, inner work, and spiritual formation. But above all, this episode reassures you that God finishes what He starts. Even in pressure-filled seasons, He is shaping your character, purifying your heart, and preparing you for the weight of the future He has designed. This is a call to stand firm, stay focused, and let God complete His work in you.

In this episode, Dr. Delisa enters the war room with a cry that reaches the very heart of God. This is a raw, soul-deep prayer for families who have been broken by trauma, divided by painful history, and exhausted by battles they never asked for. With prophetic authority and tender compassion, she calls on the Lord to break generational patterns of hurt, silence the spirit of division, and uproot every cycle that has kept loved ones distant, guarded, or wounded. This prayer invites the Holy Spirit into the hidden places—childhood scars, unspoken disappointments, buried fears, and unresolved conflict—and asks God to breathe healing into every fractured space. Dr. Delisa intercedes for emotional safety, restored trust, renewed compassion, and the courage to forgive without fear. She declares that trauma will not define the family's future, and that Jesus is rewriting the story with His redeeming power. If your family is hurting, weary, or crying out for a fresh start, this prayer is a covering, a call to hope, and a declaration that God is still the God who restores all things.

During a time of intercession I saw a heavenly courtroom where the enemy loaded accusations onto the scales against God's people. Jesus entered carrying the blood evidence and when it was placed on the other side the verdict was reversed. The Father declared this a season of midnight reversals: poverty to prosperity, sickness to healing, delay to acceleration, rejection to acceptance. Cases were dismissed, charges dropped, and failures transformed into victories. If you are in your darkest hour, this message is a promise that God is turning your story — what looked like an ending is the start of a turnaround. Praise in the midnight hour and prepare to receive restoration and recovery.

Friend, this episode explains that spiritual battles are real and not fought against people but against dark spiritual forces. It identifies the enemy's strategies—deception, destruction, and delay—and declares that Jesus has given believers authority and weapons like the Word, testimony, fasting, and worship to overcome. Listeners are urged to stand firm, submit to God, resist the devil, and speak declarations of victory. The message includes scripture references and prophetic encouragement to break generational curses, walk in freedom, and receive breakthrough in Jesus' name.

In this prophetic message, the speaker shares a vision where Jesus becomes a bridge across a deep chasm separating God's people from their destiny. On the far side are healing, restoration, provision, and restored relationships, while on this side are struggles, lack, and despair. The Lord calls people to stop staring at problems and to step out in faith onto Christ, who provides access to what has been promised. This season is described as a time of accelerated breakthroughs — delayed things being released, closed doors opening, and sudden provision arriving. The episode encourages listeners to take the first step, prepare for overflow, and walk confidently across the bridge of Jesus into their inheritance and promised blessings.

Friends, hear a bold prophetic call to recognize your identity and authority in Christ. This episode urges you to stop fighting from lack and start fighting from victory, using the blood of Jesus, your testimony, and the power to bind and loose. Expect a season of breakthrough: strongholds fall, chains break, and doors open as you declare God's promises, reclaim what was stolen, and walk confidently in your God-given dominion.

This episode unpacks the Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:25–29) and urges listeners to stop hiding what God has given them. It contrasts fear, which buries gifts, with faith, which multiplies them through stewardship and bold action. Now is the season to act with confidence, not caution — to build, create, and increase what you've been entrusted with, trusting that heaven measures faith, not size.

This episode proclaims that grace is not permission but propulsion: the heavenly currency that fuels your next move. It challenges you to release control, use what you have, and build with the resources God has already supplied. Designed for those who have been faithful in obscurity and tested in drought, the message activates boldness and the anointing to build. It promises that resources and favor are being released as you step forward in faith, multiply your gifts, and advance into the breakthrough God has prepared.

This episode speaks directly to those who have labored in silence — the faithful builders tested by hardship. It encourages listeners that every trial, tear, and 'no' was preparation for a season of building with heaven's blueprints, boldness, and divine provision. Hear a declaration of restoration and empowerment: strength renewed, resources released, angels aligned, and a call to build forward into God's purpose with faith, not fear.

The Lord is revealing what has been hidden: demonic manipulation, betrayal, and unclean alliances are being exposed and removed. Jezebel, Judas, Absalom patterns—greed, jealousy, compromise, and manipulation—are coming to light so you can be delivered, not destroyed. Now is the time to seek God's wisdom, make difficult decisions, confront what must be confronted, and move when God says move. Expect sevenfold restoration for what was stolen and step into divine timing, clarity, and recompense—this is your Kairos month.

This episode is a prophetic call to the faithful builders who endured in obscurity — declaring that every trial trained and equipped you to build in a new season. It proclaims divine provision, angelic alignment, and heavenly blueprints unfolding to empower bold, generational work. Hear prayers for renewed strength, restored vision, and resources to construct with authority and joy, moving forward from brokenness into purpose and glory.

A pastor's heartfelt message to parents who regret not raising their children in church, reminding them that God's mercy can redeem the past and change their children's future. Practical encouragement to repent without shame, intercede daily by name, model transformed faith, and trust the Holy Spirit to meet and draw their children to Christ.

This episode explores the struggle of giving during seasons of financial scarcity and the spiritual truth that generosity is about trust, not money. Through Scripture and testimony, it explains how obedience and faith in God's provision—especially when resources are limited—invite unexpected provision and deepen your relationship with God.

After surviving seasons of shaking and stretching, this episode declares that the time to rebuild has come. Using Matthew 16:18 and 2 Timothy 1:7 as anchors, it challenges listeners to move from endurance to active construction of God's purposes. Rooted in faith and empowered by the Spirit, the message calls believers to stop hiding their gifts, use their battle-tested strength, and step into a season of building with power, love, and a sound mind.

Rest in the Lord and wait patiently; waiting is not denial but divine development. This episode explores how comparison steals confidence, why delays are preparations for lasting blessings, and practical ways to worship, serve, and grow while you wait.

This episode teaches that after God brings deliverance and promotion, you must learn the art of protection by setting boundaries to guard your spiritual oil—emotional, relational, and spiritual. It outlines signs you are leaking oil (spiritual exhaustion, resentment, lost joy), offers prophetic strategies—pause, pray, release—and calls you to solitude, Sabbath, and wise re-evaluation of alliances. The message closes with a decree and invitation: restore your rhythms, stop leaking where you are not led, and enter a season of sustained anointing and overflow by guarding what God has given you.

This episode teaches that enduring relational tests with integrity brings divine promotion: elevation, vindication, and expansion. Learn how refusing to retaliate, praying for those who hurt you, and mastering your emotions prepares you for new authority and open reward.

Based on Proverbs 24:10, this episode encourages listeners to endure through adversity instead of giving up. It explains that challenges are tests of faith and evidence of divine investment, not signs of denial. The message calls believers to stop disconnecting at the first sign of pressure, continue obeying and feeding their faith, and refuse to faint so they wont delay their blessing. It closes with a prayer for renewed strength, focus, and perseverance as the listener approaches breakthrough.

He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty... Proverbs 16:32 and A fool utters all his mind... Proverbs 29:11. This episode explores emotional intelligence from a spiritual perspective — learning to pause, pray, and discern before reacting. It emphasizes that emotions are not the enemy but must be governed to protect your calling and walk in prophetic maturity. Through practical encouragement and prayer, listeners are invited to move from being emotionally led to Spirit-led, stewarding feelings with wisdom, discipline, and healing.

This episode unpacks how challenging people are not punishments but God's tools for refining character and preparing you for promotion. It explores biblical examples and practical steps—silence, submission, restraint—to turn conflict into preparation for purpose. Listen for encouragement to stop reacting, stay focused on your assignment, and let pressure purify your heart so you can carry kingdom weight with maturity and mercy.

This episode challenges the idea that elevation comes without instruction, urging listeners to be teachable and receive correction as a form of deliverance rather than an attack. It emphasizes that growth requires guidance, conviction, and confrontation, calling for humility, discernment of God-sent voices, and a posture ready to be refined for the next level.

Friend, hear me by the Spirit of God: not every difficult person is sent by the enemy. Some are placed in your life to develop discipline, detox your emotions, and deepen discernment. This episode explores how God uses challenging people and situations to prepare you for greater responsibility, teaching emotional mastery, humility, and spiritual authority. Learn how to protect your peace, respond with maturity, and let trials refine you for your destiny.

This episode encourages those waiting for a godly spouse to see delay as divine preservation, not punishment. It reminds listeners that God is preparing both partners, calling them to cultivate character, guard purity, and trust His timing rather than rush into compromise. The message emphasizes that singleness can be a season of preparation for covenantal marriage that complements a spiritual calling, urging patience, faithfulness in purpose, and confidence that the right union will honor destiny and calling when God brings it together.

This episode explores the season of hiddenness where God pauses public momentum to reshape and prepare you for a new assignment. It encourages returning to intimacy with God—worship, rest, quiet service, and surrender—so transformation can produce lasting fruit and fresh direction.

This episode explains the difference between the nabi (prophet) who primarily hears and speaks forth God's word and the seer who receives clear visions and pictures from the Spirit. It outlines how nabis are moved to proclaim and call for repentance, while seers reveal hidden spiritual dynamics and future insight. The program emphasizes that the Holy Spirit often works through both anointings in one person, and that both hearing and seeing are essential for the church's understanding of what God is saying and showing. It calls listeners to value and unite both roles rather than pit them against each other.

This episode explores the discipline of contentment in both seasons of plenty and want. It urges listeners to recognize God as the source of all blessings, to resist pride when prospering, and to trust God as their portion during hardship. Through practical spiritual counsel, it teaches magnifying the King — praising God for who He is — as the pathway to preserving the soul and finding peace amid broken relationships and life's struggles.

Peter reminds us that suffering for wrongdoing is not glory; when God allows consequence, it is often correction, not persecution. This episode explores how divine discipline purifies pride, exposes blind spots, and leads to restoration when met with humility. Learn practical steps to endure correction: acknowledge fault, submit to God's refining process, seek wise counsel, and demonstrate repentance through transformed actions. Discover how God's chastening births growth, maturity, and lasting favor.

Set your house in order spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and financially. This episode urges you to stop the distractions, simplify your plan, and align your life with God's clear assignment. Pray over your vision, cut the excess, and stick to the priorities God has given you—next-level progress requires next-level order.

This episode contrasts the impulse for personal vengeance with the biblical call to gentleness, prayer, and peace. It explains how taking revenge binds you to the offender and keeps you chained to past trauma, while gentleness and prayer move the matter into God's hands. Choosing gentleness, praying for those who hurt you, and pursuing peace is shown not as weakness but as a higher spiritual authority that breaks the enemy's hold, promotes healing, and lets you walk in the fullness of God's power.

This episode exposes the spirit of religion that keeps people trapped in performance, guilt, and shame, and shows how it steals joy and magnifies trauma. Through powerful teaching on true worship, surrender, and the presence of God, you'll learn practical steps to break the yoke, find healing, and reclaim peace and joy right now. Check out more resources on my website, www.drdelisarodgers.com

Leviticus 10 tells how Nadab and Abihu offered strange fire before the Lord and were consumed, showing that God accepts only what He commands. Today there are strange prophecies, doctrines, and spirits that can ignite what God never lit. Be careful what you receive and who you let pour into you. Not every fire is holy—some will burn instead of bless. Guard your gates and test what you hear against God's commands.

This episode unpacks Ephesians 4:27 and urges listeners to refuse any access the enemy might gain through the mind, the ear, or harmful relationships. It warns that allowing the wrong voices to pour into you creates a foothold for the devil. The host calls for bold boundaries: shut down negative input, protect your gates, and declare, "I don't receive that," to preserve your calling, purpose, and destiny.

Psalm 1:1 teaches that blessing follows the counsel you accept—who advises you shapes whether you stand in blessing or stumble in curse. Protect your anointing by guarding your gates, your ear, and your atmosphere; allow only Christ-centered counsel to influence your next steps.

In Matthew 16:23 Jesus rebukes Peter — a loved disciple — showing that even well-meaning friends, family, or church members can speak words that oppose God's plan. This episode highlights the need for spiritual discernment: love the person, but reject words that don't align with God. Be bold to refuse destructive words so they don't derail your destiny.

Proverbs 4:23 calls us to protect our hearts because everything in life flows from there. This episode explains that the heart is the seat of your spirit and the command center of your destiny, and whoever has access to your ears can influence your life. It warns that gossip, flattery, and false prophecy can damage the spirit more than physical attacks, and urges listeners to set boundaries—be careful with social media, casual prayers, and words from those without covenant. Stand guard and allow only the Spirit of God to have access to your inner sanctuary.

Romans 16, 17 says, Mark those who cause divisions and offenses contrary to the doctrine which you have learned and avoid them. Let me say it again, avoid them. That's not suggestion, that's command. The most dangerous attack doesn't come from a loud enemy. It comes from a subtle whisper. The serpent didn't shout at Eve. He whispered, he questioned. He planted doubt with a single sentence. Did God really say? And from that whisper, humanity fell. Don't think for a second that the enemy's tactics have changed. He still uses whispers. That coworker who questions your calling, that friend who doubts your dream, that preacher who twists the scripture to fit culture instead of kingdom. Those are whispers designed to pull you out of alignment. You've got to train your spirit to recognize when the whisper doesn't belong to God. Everything that sounds spiritual is not spirit-led. Every encouragement is not divine counsel. And every whisper is not harmless, it's a seed. Avoid them, don't entertain the whisper. Because the whisper that you tolerate today will become the stronghold you wrestle with tomorrow.

Paul warns in 2 Timothy 4:3 that people will abandon sound doctrine for what pleases them. This episode examines how the desire for comfort and affirmation leads believers to seek teachers who tell them what they want to hear instead of what they need. It contrasts flattering words with faithful correction and calls listeners to protect their faith from false affirmation and spiritual neglect.

Genesis 3 shows the serpent asked Eve a single question — "Did God really say?" — and that question birthed rebellion, brokenness, and death. Doubt begins as a small, harmless-seeming seed: a question, a what if. Left unchecked, it grows into disobedience and spiritual warfare. Guard your gates; don't let the enemy plant questions in your faith. If God said it, that settles it.

Psalm 1:1 warns that the company we keep and the conversations we engage in shape our path. This episode explores how counsel—formal or casual—affects your spirit and destiny. It urges listeners to move away from negative, bitter voices and intentionally seek faith-filled, hopeful truth-tellers who guide you toward your purpose.

Family — Amos 8:11 warns of days when there will be a famine not of food or water but of hearing the words of the Lord. Today the world is full of voices: YouTube, Instagram, TikTok — many claim to speak for God, but the true word is scarce. Be discerning: guard your ears online, recognize the Shepherd's voice (John 10:27), and don't let algorithms feed your soul with noise instead of nourishment.

Based on Ephesians 4:27, this episode warns that the enemy only needs a small crack to gain a foothold—one wrong word, one false prophecy, one tolerated whisper. It urges vigilance over what you receive into your spirit. Listen as the speaker calls you to close doors, seal cracks, and guard your gates so that only the word of the Lord dwells within you; your destiny, calling, and assignment depend on it.

In this episode, Dr. Delisa Rodgers sits down to share insights from her brand-new book, Who Touched Me? This isn't just another release—it's a revelation and a guide birthed from real experiences, prophetic wisdom, and practical strategies. You'll hear the heart behind the book, why it was written for such a time as this, and how it speaks to the challenges many of us face in faith, family, and purpose. Whether you're navigating personal struggles, leading in ministry, or seeking clarity for your next step, this book—and today's conversation—will leave you empowered and equipped.

This episode teaches that every word is a seed and the words you allow into your life determine your harvest: faith and life or fear and death. It calls listeners to reject negative words, uproot planted doubt, and replace them with the Word of God to find healing and hope. What you just heard is only the beginning. My books go deeper—offering strategies, scriptures, and stories to help you live out what we talk about here. Don't just listen, step into your next level. Visit www.drdelisarodgers.com today and start the journey.

Paul warns that Satan can appear as an angel of light, so believers must practice discernment. This episode teaches how to test prophetic words against Scripture and the inner witness of the Holy Spirit to avoid deception. Learn practical steps to guard your heart and wait for God's peace and confirmation before acting on spiritual words. What you just heard is only the beginning. My books go deeper—offering strategies, scriptures, and stories to help you live out what we talk about here. Don't just listen, step into your next level. Visit www.drdelisarodgers.com today and start the journey.  

In Matthew 16:23 Jesus rebuked Peter — not the man, but the spirit using his words — saying, "Get behind me, Satan." This episode warns that even close, loving voices can carry messages that pull you from God's purpose. Love the person, but discern the spirit behind their words. Words spoken by family, friends, or partners may not come from God and can weigh you down if accepted without testing. Reject the wrong word, not the person. Learn to discern spiritual influence, protect your assignment, and hold fast to God's voice.

Proverbs 4:23 warns to guard your heart — the center of your will, choices, and spirit — because everything in your life flows from it. Words are not just conversation but seeds; be careful who you let speak into your life. Wrong voices can plant confusion and derail God's clarity for your assignment. Test every message against Scripture, stop accepting every prophecy or influence, and protect the treasure God placed in you so your life remains aligned with His purpose.  What you just heard is only the beginning. My books go deeper—offering strategies, scriptures, and stories to help you live out what we talk about here. Don't just listen, step into your next level. Visit www.drdelisarodgers.com today and start the journey.