Joseph Z
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The Rise of Citizen Journalism Is No Accident | Voice of God with Joseph Z
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January 21, 2026
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30:12Now PlayingJoin Joseph Z in today’s inspiring broadcast as he emphasizes the rise of citizen journalism as a powerful movement to shine light on darkness. He highlights the importance of boldness and faithfulness to God's word during challenging times as he explores different types of prophetic gifts.
Joseph reveals that legacy media has been overtaken by citizen journalism, a movement led by passionate young individuals who strive to bring darkness into the light. He believes that citizen journalism is our great hope as we approach the midterms. He also expresses that a significant change is on the horizon, as God is anointing those who are bold enough to expose truths that darkness did not anticipate. He emphasizes our responsibility to remain steadfast in God's word and to move forward with strength amidst adversity.
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He outlines different types of prophecy: Roeh (the visionary gift), Nabi (an inspirational gift of the Holy Spirit that conveys God's voice or divine inspiration), Chazah (to gaze), and Chozeh (to look into the future). He references Agabus, a New Testament prophet who predicted a famine, which motivated the church to respond by providing aid. Through this example, he underscores the role of believers, with the gospel as our primary mission: to go and make disciples of all nations.
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January 21, 2026
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