Colorado

We consecrate the state of Colorado, her people groups and families: repent of materialism and nature worship. Deliver families from altitude-level spiritual highs without depth. Establish Colorado as a mountain stronghold of worship, innovation, and righteous leadership for the next 50 years. Open the spiritual portal of the four-square point. We call forth the new priesthood of the land (Heb 7:12) in all the 50 states. We declare Colorado as a place of the altar for calling upon the Lord. Mountains are symbol of strength and God has called this state with the anointing of establishing whatever is started in the USA.

The Four Corners Monument

The Four Corners Monument is the point in southwestern Colorado where four U.S. states meet: Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah. It is the only such quadripoint in the United States.

Monument Description: A granite platform with a central bronze disk marking the exact point. You can stand (or do fun poses like the "Twister" game) with one foot in each state. The disk is inscribed: "Here meet in freedom under God four states" (split across the states). Flags and seals for each state and tribal nations are nearby.

Spiritual and Prophetic Layers at This Convergence Point (Exodus 20:24)

This unique quadripoint sits at the heart of Dinétah (Navajo homeland) and the Hopi traditional territory, bordered by the Four Sacred Mountains that define balance, protection, and hózhó (harmony). Hopi prophecies describe humanity living in the Fourth World (Tuwaqachi), with the Four Corners region as the sacred center or "heart of Turtle Island" (North America), a microcosm of the entire planet were violations of nature here ripple globally. Prophecy rock near Oraibi depicts two paths for humanity: one of harmony leading to the Fifth World of peace, and a zig-zag path of destruction ending in purification through earthquakes, floods, and ecological upheaval if greed and imbalance continue. Elders like Thomas Banyacya warned that signs (including technology as a false god and "cobwebs in the sky") signal the close of this world, with the Four Corners holding special future purpose for mankind's survival and emergence into a new era of balance.

Crowds swell dramatically during peak tourist season from May through September, with the biggest numbers typically in June, July, and August these are summer vacation months when families, road-trippers, and international visitors converge for photos, vendors, and the rare chance to stand in four states at once.

Scripture often uses "four corners of the earth" idiomatically to describe the whole world or global gathering under God's sovereignty. One powerful passage is Isaiah 11:12: "He will raise a signal for the nations and will assemble the banished of Israel, and gather the dispersed of Judah from the four corners of the earth." This speaks of divine convergence and restoration at the boundaries of the known world mirroring how the Four Corners serves as a literal meeting place of four states, tribes, and directions, potentially symbolizing a prophetic hub where scattered peoples, energies, and purposes unite "in freedom under God" as the monument's inscription declares. Another fitting verse is Revelation 7:1: "After this I saw four angels standing at the four corners of the earth, holding back the four winds of the earth..." evoking divine restraint and preparation at the earth's edges before great events unfold.

Other place in the world like this point; the most famous is the Kazungula Quadripoint (often called Africa's Four Corners) where Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe meet at the confluence of the Zambezi and Chobe rivers. It's the only confirmed point on Earth where four countries converge (though some maps show a short border making it nearly a tripoint-plus). Unlike the U.S. Four Corners (the sole state-level quadripoint), global examples are rare; most others are subnational (e.g., within one country) or historical. No other site matches the exact accessibility and cultural layering of the Colorado Plateau marker.

Prophetic Destiny for Each of the Four States and the USA

From Indigenous and Christian prophetic perspectives (including words released during the 2003 50-State Tour by Chuck Pierce and Dutch Sheets), the Four Corners states carry complementary callings that could converge here for national renewal:

Colorado: "The State of breaking the drought" and addressing bitter roots, prophesied as a place where spiritual dryness ends, releasing fresh outpouring and healing for the nation.

Arizona: "The Prophetic State" or "Greenhouse State" (God enriches), envisioned as a greenhouse for prophetic voices and supernatural growth, though some words note a need to fully perceive and act on what the Spirit is saying to reap harvest.

New Mexico: "The Supernatural State" or "Land of Enchantment"; linked to Isaiah 35 ("the desert shall blossom"), a place of miracles, deliverance, and blooming life amid barrenness.

Utah: "The Worship State", a new sound of worship and industry prophesied to arise and penetrate the entire nation, shifting atmospheres through pure devotion.

For the USA as a whole, the Four Corners is seen in Hopi teachings as the spiritual heart and microcosm of the planet, a convergence point for the "elder brother" return, purification, and transition to the Fifth World of peace if humanity chooses the path of balance. Biblically, it echoes a gathering place "from the four corners" for restoration and unity under God. Together, these layers suggest a prophetic destiny as a modern "sipapu" (emergence place) or vortex where Indigenous wisdom, state callings, and national revival could intersect potentially signaling broader awakening, ecological repentance, and harmony across divided lands.

This blending of geography, Native prophecy, and Scripture paints the monument not just as a tourist spot but a symbolic crossroads with timeless weight.

The Spiritual Significance of the Four Corners: A Convergence of Indigenous Prophecy, Biblical Typology, and National Destiny

Hopi Prophecy and the Four Corners

In Hopi tradition, the Four Corners region is the "heart of Turtle Island" (North America) and a microcosm (small-scale representation of a much larger system or whole) of the entire planet. "Turtle Island" refers to the North American continent in many Indigenous cosmologies, symbolizing a living, sacred landmass where the Creator placed caretakers to maintain global balance. The Hopi settled here after emerging into the Fourth World (Tuwaqachi, "World Complete"). They maintain ceremonies to hold the world's equilibrium while awaiting the return of the Elder Brother (Pahana or True White Brother).

The Elder Brother left eastward at the start of this age with a corner piece of a sacred tablet (Tiponi). He is to return from the East with this missing piece, confirming his identity and ushering in Purification Day a time of great change, cleansing of evil and imbalance through environmental and spiritual upheavals, leading to the Fifth World of peace, brotherhood, and harmony. Signs include moral decay, technological "cobwebs in the sky," the Blue Star Kachina, and ecological crises. The Four Corners serves as the prophesied convergence point where scattered knowledge, peoples, and paths meet for humanity's transition.

Biblical Parallels: Portals, Altars, and Sacred Centers

Scripture offers striking typological parallels. The Bible frequently uses "four corners of the earth" idiomatically for the whole world or global gathering (e.g., Isaiah 11:12, gathering the dispersed from the four corners; Revelation 7:1, angels at the four corners holding back winds).

As an altar (Exodus 20:24: "In every place where I cause my name to be remembered I will come to you and bless you"), it could function as a meeting place for divine encounter whether the triune God or, in Hopi terms, Holy People and ancestral forces. Portals in Scripture and tradition mark places of beginnings, divine commissioning, and convergence of heavenly and earthly realms. Here, at this literal crossroads, energies, peoples, and destinies converge, echoing a microcosm where local actions ripple globally.

Colorado: Colored Red — A Land Designed by the Creator

Today, we are praying for the state of Colorado. Colorado is a Spanish word, a Spanish name meaning something which is reddish in color (colored red). So, the word Colorado means "colored red." What is the significance biblically? What is the significance of this color? Because the European Americans who settled in this state of Colorado, specifically the original settlers, were Spanish, and Colorado was a Spanish territory. That is why they gave this state the name which actually describes the region. Colorado has a lot of physical features; the topography and terrain of this land include desert areas with mountains. This desert land has sand, stony soil, the soil is red, and sandy, and that is the nature of the land. The sand is not white; the sand is red and it has stones. That is why the Spanish called this land a colored red or a reddish-colored land.

What is the biblical significance of the color red? You could have your own interpretation of this, but why is it that the land in Colorado is reddish? Why? Because everything is not automatic. Sometimes we take things for granted, but they are not. God designed it for a purpose. I always want us to refer everything back to the Creator. When you want to understand the destiny of something, the reference point should always be the Creator and the word of God. We are not understanding things from a worldly or scientific point of view. We understand things from the biblical point of view, from the mind of God.

You remember in Matthew chapter 19, when the Pharisees and the Sadducees were tempting Jesus about marriage. They asked Him, "Moses commanded that you can give a certificate of divorce to your wife." And Jesus told them, "But how was it from the beginning?" We are not supposed to take things literally the way people take them. As Christians, God designed everything for His own purposes. Whatever God does or did, He did it for us to know Him, for us to understand Him. It is the same thing with the Scriptures. You don't read Scriptures to know or to get what you want. No, that would be dead works. If you are reading the Scriptures for your own purposes, then that is dead work. We read the Scriptures to know God, to understand Him, and after knowing Him, then we can be able to relate with the person we know. And after knowing Him, we are not supposed to stop there. Then we will know how to serve the God we know. That is basically the reason why we have the Bible. And if your prayers are focused on you, then that prayer is a dead work. As the Bible puts it in Hebrews chapter 6, verses 1 and 2, Paul was telling the Hebrews to repent of their dead works. So, everything—anything which you do, focusing on the world and without focusing on the Lord that one automatically becomes dead works.

That is why, if we are praying for something, for anything, for a nation or for a state, we are supposed to look at the physical appearance. Nobody designed the red, stony soil in this region of Colorado. Nobody. Even the Spanish found it like that. Even the Native Americans who lived in this place found the land the way it is. But now, who designed it? And why did He design it that way? And why is it that Colorado is different from other states? Not all the states have red, sandy, stony soil. But why? So, everything you see don't just take it at face value. Relate it to the Creator. As Jesus, when they asked Him about divorce and marriage, referred them to the beginning. He referred them to the Author of marriage. So, who is the Author of nations? The Author of nations, according to Genesis chapter 10 and Acts 17:26, is God. The Bible tells us that from one man He created and started nations. So, typically and basically, the origin and authorship of nations is purely of God.

If you want to understand the nation me personally, I've never been in Colorado, but I just look at what Colorado is. Then, if I go deeper in prayer, I start getting revelations. But how? Where do I start? I start from what God already did. I start from what I see physically. Because what I see physically will definitely tell me the mind of God about the land. I can even look at the history of a land because your history is connected to who you are and what you are supposed to do. The history of a land will definitely tell us what the land is all about. The topography, the terrain, and the physical appearance of the land will definitely tell us because it is God who designed it. It is God, the Designer of nations. It is God, the Author of nations. So, we cannot just ignore Him. And if a nation is not fulfilled in the purposes of God, if the nation is not aligned with the purposes or if a nation is not aligned according to the Designer or according to the architectural plan of God, then that nation is judged. That nation lives under a curse. That nation God gives over to wickedness. As the Bible says in Romans 1:21-32, that is what the Bible tells us: If people don't want to understand, if people don't want to live according to the purposes of God, according to the knowledge of God, then He gives them over to wickedness. And this is exactly what we are seeing in this nation of the United States of America. This is exactly what this Scripture is fulfilling right before our eyes. Read Romans 1:21-32; you will see exactly what happens when people abandon the knowledge of God. What happens when Adam and Eve abandoned the knowledge of God, when they abandoned God's plan for their lives.

So, if we want to pray right, we are not even supposed to focus on the problems of a nation. What brings the problems of a nation? What brings problems in your life? What brings problems in our families? If we are not in the right direction of God, definitely problems will come. We Christians are not supposed to have problems. We are supposed to have challenges, not problems. Problems come to people who are unbelievers. For us, we don't have problems. And the challenges—they come our way to keep us on the right track, to check us, to purify us, to refine us. That is the purpose—to push us forward. So, I don't have any problem in my life. I have challenges in my life. And that is the Christian life. Christian life is full of challenges. But the Bible tells us that God delivers us from all our challenges, not problems. So, I don't have any problem. I have challenges. And challenges are connected to my destiny. The challenges of a nation are connected. So, the challenges of Colorado, the challenges of the United States are connected to the destiny of the United States. So, if you see challenges—whether good or bad—those challenges are a signal. They are a sign of who you are and of what you are supposed to do. That is why the challenges you go through are different from the challenges I go through. Because our destinies and God's purposes upon our lives are totally different. That is why your challenges are not my challenges and my challenges are not your challenges. So, the challenges of the United States are different from the challenges of Uganda. Why? Because the destinies are completely different, though they supplement each other.

Colorado: A Spiritual Connection Point and Gate

Colorado—why the reddish color of the land? So red means brotherhood, brotherly love, brotherly connection, brotherly relationship. One of the things which show that Colorado is a brotherly state, a state which God created to bring unity in the body of Christ, a state which has the anointing of reconciliation, of reconciling, of connection. So, Colorado is a spiritual connection point. Colorado is the only state where you can stand in four states simultaneously at the same time. That is so unique. This uniqueness is even in Uganda. In Uganda, there is a point called Salia Sala in Koboko district. In this point you can stand where one side is Uganda, the other side is South Sudan, and another side is Congo. That is the beauty—the same kind of corner which is found in Colorado. Colorado has actually the Four Corners monument. This Four Corners monument separates New Mexico from Arizona, from Colorado, and from Utah, those are four states. So, when you stand at this Four Corners monument, one part is in Colorado, another part is in Arizona, another part is in New Mexico, another part is in Utah. What does that mean? It is a spiritual junction. Colorado is a gate. Colorado has the mantle and the anointing of reconciliation, of brotherly love and brotherly unity.

All of us as Christians what connects us together is the blood of Jesus, the blood of the Lamb. It connects us, it unites us, it brings us together. So, the connecting point for all of us is in the blood of the Lamb. This is the color of the land of Colorado. And again, this very point of the Four Corners monument even separated tribes before. When you read the Bible, more of the spiritual implication of this state is shown in Ezekiel 21. Does the church in Colorado know the significance of this point? Because this is a gate, and whoever captures the gate controls it. So, if you want to capture the four states at once, you stand at this point. If I want to make any prophetic declaration, if I want to do anything spiritual, it doesn't need me to go to Arizona, to go to New Mexico or Utah or Colorado. I just come at this point because this is a point which joins them.

So, what is the entrance point to the four states in the Southwest? The entrance point is Colorado, and not the entire Colorado, but at the Four Corners monument. From here I can stand at this point, I can declare, decree, prophesy, or do anything spiritual for these four states. That is why I call this state Colorado a gate. Because this Four Corners monument is associated with the state of Colorado. So, Colorado is a gate. Colorado is an altar to the Lord, to the King of kings. So, if the church doesn't use this point, the witches are using it. The witches are using it. And you cannot defeat anyone who has control over the gate. The witches know the significance of such features. So, if I want to enter into someone's life, what do I capture? Remember, whoever captures the gate captures all the people who are inside. If it is a gate for a season, if someone captures the gate of the season, it captures the entire season. If it is the gate of a nation, someone to capture a nation doesn't need to capture everything, everyone, all the land in the nation. He only captures the gate.

Mark 5:20, there was a man who was living in the tombs. This man was possessed with a legion of demons. So, what is the point here? And why am I bringing this? This man was a gate to ten cities. So, what was binding? What was controlling the ten cities? The spirit was upon this man. So, what is holding the move of God has been done on this point, the Four Corners. If it is the evil altars or an evil altar which is controlling this Four Corners monument, then there is no way how these lands can be delivered until this point is secured for God. And he went his way and began to publish in Decapolis how great things Jesus had done for him. And all men marveled. When Jesus delivered him, He didn't go to the city. No, He did not go to any of the lands. He only delivered a man who had all the demons which were holding this land in captivity. Decapolis means a city or a territory of ten cities. So, all the ten cities were being held captive by this man. And that is one of the persons who was tending the ship after Jesus had sent the legion into the pigs and they died in the sea. They drowned in the sea, and the man went and called the people in the cities. So, what did they say? "Leave our territory." They didn't say anything because whatever was giving them power had been dealt with. So, the land had been delivered.

When you remember when Jesus in John 4, they were walking and they reached that well of Jacob in Samaria. So, Jesus did not go to the city. He went to the well; that was the center, that was the gate. And at the gate, it is where He found this lady. After the lady had been converted, after the lady had got a revelation of Jesus, she was capable of bringing the entire city. That is what the Bible said to Jesus. And the entire city got converted. Jesus never even spoke to them. Jesus even never did anything to them. So, this is how the spiritual world operates. So many examples. Acts chapter 16, you remember the other small girl who was going wherever Paul and Silas were. When they went to pray, the girl who could always come before them and say, "These are the servants of the Most High God," and all that kind of stuff. So, when Paul realized that the spirit which was on this girl was an evil spirit and he cast the spirit out of the girl, that is why the whole town had to riot. And that is why they ended up in prison. Do you know why these days we can preach the gospel and no one stones us and no one chases us away from their cities? It is because our gospel is not targeting the gates, is not targeting the principalities of the land. That is why you can preach and people just look at you. People just bypass. People just laugh. But why is it that when Paul preached, they had to send them out of their land, they stoned Paul, they imprisoned them? Why? Because of this very important gate.

We need an altar to be planted in this land of the Four Corners monument. If the church doesn't put an altar there, automatically the devil will put an altar there. I think this is one of the main points actually which we should be praying for.

The Plateau, the Hot Springs, and Creation's Healing Mantle

And again, Colorado has the world's largest flat-topped mountains. So, one of the biggest or largest flat-topped mountains are found in Colorado. A flat-topped mountain is called a plateau. I think these are good places for raising altars. Why? They are up. Why did God design it? God is our Designer, our Architect. So why did He design it in that way? For purposes of prayer. So, we are supposed to reclaim these features. Again, Colorado has the largest, they call it Grand Mesa. So that is one of the largest top plateaus. This plateau has over 300 lakes and encompasses more than 500 square miles.

The book of Romans 8:19-22, The Bible says that creation is still groaning, waiting for the manifestation of the sons and daughters of God. The daughters and the sons of God in Colorado are to redeem these creations because they are being used by the devil. They were not meant to be used by the devil. That is why the Bible tells us in Mark 16:15 to preach the gospel to all creations. These were Jesus's words. And they were not mere words. They were commands. A command is not negotiable. A command is just obeyed. So, Jesus commanded us to go into the world and preach the gospel not to individuals but to creation. When we talk about creation, I am talking about the kingdom of God or the gospel of the kingdom. Also, when sometimes I am teaching about the Great Commission. So, when the Bible talks about preaching the gospel to all creation, what does it mean? It doesn't mean that we are only supposed to preach the gospel to people. This is what we are doing. But this is not what the Bible tells us to do. Even Matthew 28:19 tells us to preach the gospel or to disciple nations. They are telling us discipling nations. So, we just have to understand what a nation is. So, if we are to disciple a nation and if we are to preach the gospel to all creation, this will mean preaching, delivering, redeeming all the creations, including the Grand Mesa, including the Glenwood Springs, including the Four Corners monument. All the natural beauty, all the features in this land, in this nation, have been subjected to decay, have been subjected to corruption. What do I mean? They are being used not in the right way, not in the proper way. If anything is used by the devil, that feature is subjected to corruption. If a human being is being used by the devil, if a mountain is being used to do witchcraft for people, to raise evil altars on these mountains, in the Four Corners monument, in the hot springs of Glenwood and so many other things, then the church must rise up to redeem these creations. Why did God put all these things in your state of Colorado? So, if we don't use these features for the kingdom of God, to serve the purposes of God, to fulfill God's intention and God's purposes why He put these features in our land, then the devil uses them. And when the devil uses them, it brings a curse, it brings judgment over the land. And who suffers most is the church. And if these things are being used by the devil, it will mean that the church will be incapacitated, the church will be ineffective, the church will be weak, the church will be lukewarm. So, these are some of the things which are making the church weak. Because whatever God put in our states, in our nation to be used for His kingdom, the devil is the one using them.

Colorado has one of the largest natural hot springs. So, these hot springs are used for medical therapy. They can even be used for electricity generation and so many other things. So, what is the spiritual implication of this and what is the church using these hot springs for? How is the church using these plateaus, the flat-topped mountains, the over 300 lakes in Colorado? What is the church using this land? What is the church using this red land or red soil in the state of Colorado? For instance, the hot springs, they can be used as medical therapy but why? Because it has a lot of natural minerals. As this water passes through a lot of hot rocks, so there are minerals under the ground there which come with this hot water to the surface. So, this is a spiritual spring and a spiritual altar. So, if the church doesn't discover it, the devil uses it. So, it is a sign that this state has the healing mantle both physically and spiritually. So, the nation of America right now needs healing, healing from abortion, healing from all the spiritual diseases. Because now we are looking at the state of Colorado because you have the healing anointing.

At this time when America needs healing, when nations, not only America but when nations are in need of being healed because of the spiritual diseases, spiritual cancers, the cancer of abortion, the cancer of LGBTQ, the cancer of same-sex marriage. Right now, Colorado is one of the states which has already passed laws which allow people to use marijuana. So, all these are spiritual diseases, spiritual diseases which need people, the church, to come out with a solution.

Denver: A Place of Spiritual Elevation

This is the state of Colorado. Actually again, one of the uniquenesses, as I've already mentioned, is the home of the Rocky Mountains. And that is why the capital city or the biggest city, Denver, is called a Mile High City. So, this is a city on an elevated level. So, Denver is a place of spiritual elevation. So, when you look at the history of revivals, there was a move of God in 1991. For those of you who have ever heard about the Promise Keepers movement, the Promise Keepers movement was a movement which actually brought a lot of people into the kingdom. A lot was resurrected, spiritual resurrection. There was a new great move of God through this Promise Keepers movement. And even after the post-World War I, there was an awakening and again this kind of spiritual awakening brought a lot of gathering and spiritual transformation into the kingdom. So, we need to re-dig the wells of revival today.

When we talk about the spiritual condition connected to this state, one of the dominant religions is Catholicism and of course the evangelical Protestants. So, these are the main religious groups which are dominant in this state of Colorado.

Abortion and Same-Sex Marriage: The Evil Altars' Sacrifices

Abortions, last year, actually 2023, when you look at the U.S. census data, it shows that 14,691 babies were killed or being killed every year in the state of Colorado. That is an average of 39 to 40 babies per day. Every day there is a massacre, a massacre of 40 people, 40 people with greater destinies who are being killed. This issue of abortion is deeper than we can understand. So deep. You remember when Jesus was born in Matthew 2:13-18, Herod rose up to kill Him. In Exodus 2, the same happened when Moses was born. A law was passed. In Exodus 1, a law was passed. If you go back and read Exodus 1:15-22, the king of Egypt passed the law to kill every baby. But now the target was not for every baby. The target was Moses. Because of the greater anointing, the greater mantle, the greater calling and destiny upon his life. The same applies to Matthew 2. The target was not every child. The target was Christ.

So, every baby who dies every day, there is a baby among those who die every day in every state of the United States. Because every day over 1,000–1,078 babies die in the United States. That is every 80 seconds. There is blood which is being shed in the nation of America and not only in America because America has a lot of agencies, clinics all over the world which are doing the same work. These guys, they are collecting blood. They are collecting blood all over the world. That is why they are becoming more powerful. They have few people who are doing this, but you can even assume that the entire nation of America is involved in abortion, is involved in same-sex marriage. But these are few people. They control the economy, they control the governance, they control the family, they control everything, they are powerful, they have everything. But the only thing which can dethrone them, the only thing which can make them powerless is by us denying them blood. If we can deny them blood, especially the blood of the young people, they will become powerless, they will be silenced. All the activities, it is the same thing. Even as Christians, without the blood of Jesus, we are powerless. We are powerless without the blood of Jesus. The same thing with the devil, with the evil altars. On the evil altars, the greatest sacrifice on the evil altars is the blood of the human being, because they don't have any other way. That is why they resorted to that. So, if we are to change the laws, I'm happy that in Colorado at least there is strictness. People are still doing it, but there is strictness. So please, this is something which displays the spiritual atmosphere, the spiritual state of the nation.

So, the same-sex marriages, there are 13,768. Those are the same-sex marriage households in Colorado. So, we need to reverse this. I've already told you that they legalized marijuana and there are some other progressive laws which are still creating tension. I mean we really need to stand with our brothers to pray.

So, Colorado, you are a high place of decision. You are a high place. When you look at the Four Corners monument, if you stand there, it is where you can make a decision, whether to go to Utah, whether to go to Colorado, whether to go to New Mexico, whether to go to Arizona. So that corner qualifies this state to be a high place of decision. At the same time a spiritual battleground on the mountains. So, this one calls for a prophetic intercession. We are supposed to pray for the church in Colorado to rise up, to lay apostolic strategy for this nation.

And I've not talked about their motto. The motto points to reliance, reliance on the divine provision: "Nil Sine Numine" ("Nothing without the Deity" or "Nothing without Providence"). So, this truth must be reclaimed by the church in the state of Colorado.