CYRUS REDEMPTION CENTER
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The Church Name Meaning​

At Cyrus Redemption Center, we believe in redemption not as a church slogan or a religious idea, but as a living reality that changes how you live, how you think, how you walk, and how you represent Jesus Christ on the earth. When you truly understand redemption, everything changes. Christianity was never meant to be reduced to religious activity, emotional moments, or outward performance. God’s desire is not simply that we attend church. His desire is that the truth we learn becomes reality in our lives.
It is a tragedy for believers to gather around truth week after week and never allow that truth to transform them. Truth must become manifested reality. This ministry exists to build, strengthen, challenge, and establish believers in the finished work of Jesus Christ through His death, burial, and resurrection. If you do not understand redemption, you will spend your life striving to become what God has already made available through Christ.
The name Cyrus Redemption Center was not something I created on my own. God gave it to me.
Years ago, I had a powerful dream of an angel of the Lord riding through the streets on a white horse sounding a trumpet and crying out, “Revival in the land. Revival in the land.” It was an urgent announcement, a divine summons calling the people of God to awaken, rise up, return to the wall, and carry the Gospel of Jesus Christ with boldness and authority. When I woke up, I immediately knew it was a clarion call from heaven.
A short time later, the Lord spoke to me and ended that encounter with the words, “My daughter, Cyrus.” I did not understand it at first, so I began to study the Scriptures concerning Cyrus.
Cyrus the Great was a pagan king whom God sovereignly chose and anointed to help restore His people. In Isaiah 44:28, God called him “My shepherd,” and in Isaiah 45, God declared that He would go before him, open doors, break barriers, and use him for His divine purpose. Through Cyrus, captives were released, restoration was decreed, and the rebuilding of God’s house began.
As I studied those passages, the Lord revealed to me the assignment He had placed upon my life and upon this ministry. Cyrus Redemption Center carries a mandate of liberation, restoration, awakening, discipleship, and rebuilding. God confirmed that He had called me not only to speak prophetically, but also to shepherd His people and issue a decree of freedom to those held captive by bondage, deception, religion, fear, and spiritual oppression.
The clarion call is still sounding. Jesus Christ is still saving, restoring, healing, delivering, and awakening people to the truth of who they are in Him. Strongholds are being broken. Lives are being changed. Believers are learning how to walk in spiritual maturity, authority, and freedom through the truth of God’s Word.
This is not about building a religious system. It is about advancing the Kingdom of God and seeing lives redeemed by the power of Jesus Christ. We believe the Gospel still carries power. We believe truth still sets people free. We believe God is still calling His people to rise, rebuild, and represent Him boldly in this generation.
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  • Home
    • Meet the Pastor
    • What We Believe
    • Message from Pastor
    • Why Jesus >
      • Salvation Prayer
    • Notice Of Filming
    • Church Name
  • Serve
    • 10 Advantages of Small Churches
  • Donate
  • Bible Study
  • Listen
  • Prayer
  • Salvation
    • I accepted Jesus
  • Contact
  • Books
  • Blog