Yielded Worship: God’s Blueprint for South Africa

Prophetic Word For South Africa 2025

By Hanlie Kruger

Yielded Worship: God’s Blueprint for South Africa is a prophetic word released on 31 October 2025, during the Global Day of Thanksgiving, Praise, and Worship.
It calls South Africa to turn from fear and human strategy to total surrender and worship. The Lord revealed that His plan for the nation is already written — a heavenly blueprint that cannot fail when His people yield to Him.

The word declares that worship and thanksgiving are not just expressions of faith, but divine strategies for national transformation. As believers unite in yielded worship, God will release His glory, heal the land, and establish His covenant once more.

Through visions, scripture, and declarations, the message reveals that South Africa is being renamed in the Spirit — from “desolate” to “married,” from “forsaken” to “delighted in.” The nation’s destiny is tied to holiness, unity, and the Ark of His Presence leading the way.

The prophetic word “Yielded Worship: God’s Blueprint for South Africa” reveals fourteen major spiritual and national issues currently confronting the nation. Each point reflects the Lord’s correction, promise, and direction for His people. These themes outline both the present condition of South Africa and Heaven’s call to transformation through worship, surrender, and covenant restoration.

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Main Issues Covered in the Prophetic Word

Human Plans vs. God’s Blueprint
The Lord warns against relying on political, financial, or self-made strategies.
South Africa’s deliverance will come only through His divine plan revealed in worship.
Fear as a National Stronghold
Fear-driven decisions are blocking faith and obedience.
The call is to make no decisions under fear or pressure — only through love and truth.
The Call to Yield and Surrender
“Yield It” is God’s instruction to His people — complete surrender to His will.
True fruitfulness comes through dying to self and yielding to the Holy Spirit.
Thanksgiving as a National Key (Psalm 107)
Gratitude is the spiritual posture that breaks cycles of rebellion, despair, and complaint.
Giving thanks ushers in national healing and restoration.
The Vision of the Ark of the Covenant
A vision of the Ark being released over South Africa symbolizes God’s presence returning to lead the nation.
The Ark represents divine order, covenant protection, and holy worship.
Worship as Warfare (Psalm 149)
Worship releases judgment against spiritual powers of darkness.
Through thanksgiving, praise, and worship (TPW), God binds the principalities ruling over the land.
National Identity and Renaming (Isaiah 62)
South Africa receives a new name in the Spirit — Hephzibah (“My delight is in her”) and Beulah (“Married”).
The nation will no longer be called forsaken or desolate but restored and beloved.
Cleansing of the Heart and First Love
The banner over South Africa — a white flag with a pink heart — calls for purity, humility, and restored intimacy with God.
Believers must return to their first love in Christ.
Unity and Corporate Worship
Revival and deliverance come through unified worship, not isolated effort.
The remnant must gather in one accord, with no agendas, to worship the King.
The Blood of Jesus as Covenant Seal
Communion during the gathering reaffirmed that the nation’s redemption is sealed only in the blood of the Lamb.
His blood speaks better things than the past—freedom, healing, and covenant renewal.
Reclaiming 31 October for the Kingdom
The day long associated with darkness (Halloween) is prophetically reclaimed as the Global Day of Thanksgiving, Praise, and Worship — the Day of Reformation for South Africa.
Intercession and Watchmen
Believers are called to stand as watchmen on the walls of South Africa, declaring and praying until the nation becomes a praise in the earth.
The Role of Prophetic Declarations
Decrees were made to enthrone Jesus as King over every gate of society — government, economy, education, family, media, and the Church.
Revival Through Yielded Hearts
The greatest move of God will rise out of surrendered lives.
The Spirit of revival will flow through those who worship without fear or compromise.

Below is the main transcript of the meeting.

Opening and Welcome – Warren Horak

Warren:
This is the day the Lord has made; we will rejoice and be glad in Him. Welcome, everyone, from all across South Africa and different parts of Africa. Today we prepare our hearts to worship the King.

We’re not broadcasting this session live on YouTube because they restrict worship content, but we’re recording it for later. I believe the word the Lord is sharing today is vital for South Africa, so I’m very thankful that Hanlie Kruger can join us from Windhoek.

For the past few weeks, the Lord has been speaking to us piece by piece, giving us His divine blueprint and strategy. Even while dark clouds rise over this nation and across the world, God has a plan. He doesn’t need our plans—He already has one.

He had a plan for Joseph, a plan for Israel, and a plan to deliver them after four hundred years of bondage. He has a plan now for His remnant and for the Body of Christ.

Yes, the New World Order and the antichrist system have their plans, but the Lord said to us clearly this week: Do not focus on the plans of the enemy, and do not shape your plans according to theirs. Instead, He calls us to come up higher, to seek His face, to yield to Him, and He will reveal His plans.

Today is part of that divine plan—worship. It might seem too simple, but God uses the simple things to confound the wise. His wisdom is greater than any scheme of the enemy. As we worship, God will show us the way through—spiritual and practical strategies—but we must hear His voice and never make decisions out of fear.

Fear is the enemy. Every decision must flow from truth and love.

So today, as we worship, I believe the Lord will release a message of hope and life for South Africa.

Prayer and Introduction – Hanlie Kruger

Hanlie:
Praise the Lord, everybody. We come to the Lord’s table to surrender. We cast our crowns before Him; we lay down the old and embrace the new.

Thank You, Father, for this day You created to glorify Your Name. Thank You for the beautiful redemptive plan You have for South Africa. Thank You for the faithful remnant—bless their hearts, Lord.

Father, raise up a voice in this land—a voice crying in the wilderness, preparing the way for the King of Glory to return to His righteous bride in South Africa.

We call upon Your Name and surrender all.

May Your fire surround us; be a wall of fire around this nation. May the blood of Jesus speak—a better covenant, a new covenant—over Your precious country, South Africa. Amen.

Psalm 107 – The Key of Thanksgiving

Hanlie:
The Lord led me to Psalm 107, a scripture of thanksgiving. I’ll read it in full, because it speaks directly to what He is doing with South Africa.

“Oh give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; His mercy endures forever. Let the redeemed of the Lord say so, whom He has redeemed from the hand of the enemy…” (Psalm 107:1-2)

This psalm shows the journey of Israel—times of rebellion, distress, and deliverance. Each time they cried out, He saved them. It’s a mirror of our own nation.

When I first received this passage in 2019 in the Drakensberg, I realized it describes a pattern: Israel rebelled, suffered, repented, and was restored. So must we.

Personal repentance brings national repentance, and only humility breaks the cycle. The precondition is thanksgiving—no matter the circumstance.

“Let them give thanks to the Lord for His unfailing love and His wonderful deeds for men.” (Psalm 107:8)

Thanksgiving positions us to stand even when whirlwinds rage around us. Darkness will increase, as Isaiah 60:2 says, but the preceding verse commands: “Arise, shine, for your light has come.”

When we thank Him for His unfailing love and wonderful deeds, we align with heaven instead of fear. Gratitude opens revelation.

Those who look to the natural—trying to save themselves—will lose their lives, but those who trust Him will find it.

Yielding to the Lord’s Plan

Hanlie:
The Holy Spirit asked me once, “Can you trust Me? Can you let go?” I had to confess my unbelief and repent.

The key is giving thanks regardless of what we see. His unfailing love carried Israel through, and it will carry South Africa too.

But we must agree with that love—not only speak it but believe it. If we constantly talk about what the enemy is doing, we enter covenant with death, because every word from the enemy originates in death.

Rather turn those observations into prayer points and leave them at the cross. The Lord already has the blueprint—it’s called the Bible.

I watched many perish in 2020-21 because they didn’t believe the Word. The Word of God is our map through the years ahead. No other book, no other instruction, can guide us.

Vision – The Ark of the Covenant and the Word “Yield It”

Hanlie:
During prayer this week, I saw a vision of legislation taking place in heaven—two benches, one of the accuser and one before God. The Lord asked, “Who will help Me carry the Ark?”

I fell on my face and repented. Then I saw angels bringing the Ark of the Covenant over South Africa.

The Lord brought to mind Hebrews 9, which describes the Ark, the tabernacle, and Jesus fulfilling it as our High Priest. The key is our agreement with His blood. That’s the highest currency in heaven—the blood of the Lamb.

The Lord gave me a phrase: “Yield It.”
Two scriptures confirmed it:

Numbers 17 : 8 – Aaron’s staff from the tribe of Levi budded, blossomed, and yielded almonds.
Revelation 22 : 2 – the tree of life yielded fruit, and its leaves were for the healing of the nations.

Yielding means surrender that produces fruit. When we gather in unity without agendas, the Lord releases revelation fruit.

Worship and Yieldedness

Warren:
As Hanlie shared, the key word for today is Yield It. That means surrender. It’s the only way revival can come. Every time we yield to the Lord, His Spirit flows freely.

Yielding is not weakness; it’s strength under obedience. When we lay down our will and plans, we make room for His power. Revival starts with the yielded heart.

The Lord once told us, “The way into revival is through surrender into the blood of the Lamb.” Each time you surrender—your emotions, your thoughts, your children, your finances—the blood of Jesus cleanses and transforms you.

The transformation is real: your spiritual and emotional DNA begins to change as you die to self. This is what Jesus meant when He said, “If anyone would come after Me, let him deny himself, take up his cross daily, and follow Me.”

Our own plans will not prosper against the giants in this land. The giants are too strong for human strength, but they fall before the blood of the Lamb, the word of our testimony, and our refusal to love our lives unto death.

When we worship, God releases the written judgments from heaven over South Africa and over our destinies. Worship is the place of governmental authority.

Scripture Reading – Genesis 1 : 11

Warren:
“Then God said, ‘Let the earth bring forth grass, the herb that yields seed.’”

Only when a seed dies can it yield increase. The same is true for our lives. When we die to self, the Spirit brings increase.

So today, God says to His people: Yield, and you will multiply.

Every time you let go of stress, anger, or fear, you exchange it for His victory. A yielded life is a victorious life.

God never plays catch-up; He is always ahead. Our job is to follow. When we obey, He releases His angelic hosts and divine provision.

Psalm 149 – The Power of Corporate Praise

Warren:
The Lord gave us Psalm 149 for this season:

“For the Lord takes pleasure in His people; He will beautify the humble with salvation. Let the saints be joyful in glory; let them sing aloud on their beds. Let the high praises of God be in their mouth, and a two-edged sword in their hand, to execute vengeance on the nations and punishments on the peoples.”

As we worship, God binds the principalities—the kings and nobles of darkness—with chains and fetters of iron.

He says: “This honor have all His saints.” That means every believer carries this authority. It’s not just for singers or leaders; it’s for the whole Body.

This is why thanksgiving, praise, and worship—TPW—is our strategy for South Africa. As we worship, God executes His written judgments and establishes His decrees over the land.

Reclaiming the Day

Warren:
Today we once again proclaim that 31 October does not belong to Satan.
It is the Day of Reformation, the Global Day of Thanksgiving, Praise, and Worship.

We cancel every claim of darkness over this day and declare it holy unto the Lord.

“This is the day the Lord has made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.”

Let us worship Him in spirit and truth.

Visions and Prophetic Declarations

Hanlie:
During worship, the Lord gave me several visions.

First, I saw a white banner stretched across South Africa like a canopy—a tent covering the whole nation. At its center was a beautiful pink heart, and I heard the words “Pure hearts, pure hearts.”

This represents healing and restoration. God is calling the hearts of His people back to Himself so that He can heal the land.

The pink heart signifies His healing love over South Africa.

I was then given Psalm 15, which speaks of clean hands and a pure heart, and I sensed this is the first-love gate over our nation.

The warning is found in Revelation 2 : 4 – 5:

“You have left your first love. Remember therefore from where you have fallen; repent and do the first works.”

The Kingdom is built on love—love paid for by the blood of Jesus.

I was also shown a table in a garden, where Jesus is the Head. It’s the table of surrender mentioned in Psalm 23 : 5—“You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies.”

This is where the body of Christ in South Africa will feast in the midst of trial—not by our works, but through Christ in us, the hope of glory.

Next, I saw the bride of South Africa, dressed in fine white linen with flowing colors from the rainbow—signifying covenant promises and the fullness of the Holy Spirit (Zechariah 3).

Finally, I saw two golden wedding bands shining with the glory of the Lord. Then I was given Isaiah 62 : 1–12, which I will read as a declaration.

Isaiah 62 – A New Name for South Africa

Hanlie

For Zion’s sake I will not hold My peace, and for Jerusalem’s sake I will not rest, until her righteousness goes forth as brightness, and her salvation as a lamp that burns.
The Gentiles shall see your righteousness, and all kings your glory; you shall be called by a new name which the mouth of the Lord will name.
You shall also be a crown of glory in the hand of the Lord, and a royal diadem in the hand of your God.
You shall no longer be termed Forsaken, nor shall your land any more be termed Desolate; but you shall be called Hephzibah (My delight is in her), and your land Beulah (Married); for the Lord delights in you, and your land shall be married.

This is the new name the Lord speaks over South Africa—Hephzibah and Beulah. The nation shall no longer be called desolate but married to the Lord.

Prayer

Father, we come and we yield.
We sit beneath the banner of Your heart.
Thank You for writing our names, and the names of our families, on the palms of Your hands.
Thank You that South Africa is written there too.
We thank You, Lord Jesus, for Your wounds—borne for our iniquities and the sins of our forefathers.
We ask for a turnaround in this nation.
Clothe us in new garments washed in the seven colors of Your covenant rainbow.
Let a sound of praise rise from South Africa—a vibration of love that overcomes fear.
Raise up Josephs and Davids, Deborahs and Esthers, who will speak Your heart with courage.
Raise up Jaels who drive the tent peg through the enemy’s mindsets.
May we have the mind of Christ and be unveiled in the truth: Christ in us, the hope of glory.
We declare that South Africa is no longer desolate or forsaken but married to one Bridegroom King.
Amen.

Communion

Warren:
Let’s seal this word with communion. On the night He was betrayed, Jesus took bread and said, “This is My body, broken for you. Do this in remembrance of Me.”

Then He took the cup and said, “This is the new covenant in My blood.”

As we take the bread, we remember that by His stripes we were healed. His broken body brings unity to His Church and healing to our nation.

Now take the cup—the blood of Jesus.
Thank You, Lord, that Your blood covers our families, our children, and this land. We proclaim Your covenant over South Africa.

Lord, we thank You for Your body and Your blood. Heal our nation of every division and bring Your Church together in love.

National Declarations

Victoria:
We crown Jesus as King of kings and Lord of lords, the Lion of Judah, the Prince of Peace, the Commander of Heaven’s armies.

We enthrone You over every city, town, and township; over every family, marriage, school, church, and business; over the government, the media, the police, the economy, and the gates of our nation.

We dedicate South Africa back to You, Yeshua.
We decree: Let God arise, and let His enemies be scattered!
Let every destiny and scroll be restored.
Let Your Kingdom come, Your will be done, in Yeshua’s Name.

Warren:
Amen. Thank You, Lord Jesus. We seal this word in Your blood.
We lift a banner of praise over South Africa and declare that this nation belongs to You.

Holy is Your Name, Jesus. We worship You and thank You for Your plans and Your decrees over this land.