In this sweeping message, Direct Apostle D. Todd Harrison walks boldly through Psalms 1–2; 8; 19–33; 40; and 46, revealing the unbroken prophetic thread of God’s dominion, God’s order, and God’s covenant faithfulness in these latter days. From the separation of the righteous in Psalm 1 to the enthronement of the Son in Psalm 2… from the majesty of humanity’s calling in Psalm 8 to the blazing revelation of God’s law in Psalm 19… from the cries, victories, and covenant promises of Psalms 20–33 and 40… to the unshakeable refuge of Psalm 46 — Apostle D. Todd Harrison declares how each chapter forms a divine map for those who refuse to bow to the spirit of the age.
This message confronts compromise, awakens spiritual authority, and calls God’s people back to the fear of the Lord, the purity of worship, and the courage to stand immovable while nations rage. With apostolic clarity and fire, The Apostle D. Todd Harrison unveils how these Psalms speak directly to the battles, judgments, and triumphs unfolding now — and how the righteous will rise, endure, and inherit the promises of God.
The Apostle D. Todd Harrison
Direct Apostle of Jesus Christ
Called directly by the Lord Himself through divine revelation and commissioning, following His New Testament pattern of calling apostles as He did with the Twelve and with Paul, and sending them to all nations
(Galatians 1:1; Acts 26:13–20)
“Not of men, neither by man, but by Jesus Christ, and God the Father, who raised him from the dead.”
— Galatians 1:1
Set apart by the Lord according to the ancient scriptural pattern
Now in the Seventh Year of Global Apostolic Ministry
Honoring the sacred stewardship of the First Presidency in their inspired callings to the Church, while fulfilling the Lord’s commission as a direct apostle to the nations
The following joke was recently sent to us. Please understand that it is only a joke, but it does make a great point.
"For decades, LDS members said, “The apostles just repeat the same messages. We want something new!”
So God sent Apostle D. Todd Harrison — a man who teaches things they’ve never heard in their entire lives.
And instantly the people said, “Hold on… that’s new. We don’t like new.”
God just sighed and said, “Now do you see why I kept repeating myself?”