Rise, A Caleb for Your Generation!

A Nation at Its Jericho Moment

February 7, 1986 – February 7, 2026.
Forty years.

When the Duvalier couple left Haiti for exile in France after nearly thirty years in power, the nation breathed a fragile hope. Months of riots and protests had shaken the country, and their departure felt like the opening of a door. But the years that followed—marked by division, competing ambitions, a short-sighted bourgeoisie, and a fractured diaspora—proved just as chaotic. Some would say even worse.

Through my daily Bible reading, I began to see parallels that helped me understand what my country and my fellow citizens have endured, and why progress has been so difficult. When Israel asked God for a human king, His answer surprised me. God told them exactly what such a king would do:

"He will take the best of your fields and vineyards and olive orchards…
He will take the tenth of your grain and of your vineyards…"
— 1 Samuel 8:10–22

In other words, he would take your wealth, your livestock, your sons for war—he would use his position to enrich himself and lead you astray. When God speaks, His Word speaks truth. What seemed addressed to the Israelites became a universal reality.

We often think our situation is unique.
It is not.

There is only one race on earth—the human race—and sin touches every part of human life, pushing us further from our Creator. That is the truth.

Forty Years Later: A Reflection of That Truth

If human leadership leads us astray because of the corruption in their hearts—including our own—and because of our constant tendency to build other gods, then the condition of our nation today simply mirrors what God warned long ago.

Yet even in this, one truth remains unshaken: God has never abandoned us.
He came to redeem us.
He is the God of all nations—including Haiti.

We can choose to embrace His principles and advance His Kingdom, or persist in a path of perdition.

The Call for Calebs

Forty years is not random.
It is a biblical season—a time of testing, transition, and decision.

When the spies returned from the Promised Land, an entire generation chose fear over faith. They grumbled. They doubted. They refused to believe God's promise.

But Caleb stood apart.
And Joshua stood with him.

While the majority trembled, they believed.
While others saw giants, they saw God's faithfulness.
While the generation perished in the wilderness, these two alone entered the promise.

If our hope rests in political power, we already know the outcome. But if we embrace God as our true King, He can use us—even as individuals standing against the tide—to advance His Kingdom in our homeland and wherever He leads us.

A Renewed Mandate for Our Nation

The walls that have stood since Haiti's foundation will not fall through human strategy.
They will fall through obedience.
They will fall through faith.
They will fall when individuals rise who embody His Word, apply His principles to govern, and are willing to stand alone if necessary.

Forty years later, we are alive for a reason.
This is not survival—it is assignment.

God has a plan for this land.
He is calling for the Calebs and Joshuas of this generation.

The Call Begins at Home

Being a Caleb for your generation begins in the ordinary places: in our homes, in our neighborhoods, in our communities.

Transformation begins with ourselves and within our own households before it can reach the nation. When we make His Word and His principles our daily practice, change takes root. One heart that responds and obeys can transform a whole community.

Let His Word guide you daily as you grow in knowing your Creator.

Will you be a Caleb for your generation?

Inspired by my book : Become Who You Are : Faith - Identity - Purpose