The final night in Beeville wasn’t an ending. It was an ignition.

The worship team opened with their usual fire. Their anointing prepared the people’s hearts for what would be a powerful altar call.

Todd Coconato took the platform with a message that cut through every religious veneer and spoke directly to the heart of what God is doing in this hour. His sermon, “Covenant or Curse,” wasn’t just teaching. It was a divine ultimatum for a generation standing at a crossroads.

He opened with two verses from Malachi 6, which paint a picture of where we stand in history: ”

“For behold, the day is coming, burning like an oven… but to you who fear My name, the Sun of Righteousness shall arise with healing in His wings. And you shall go out and grow fat like stall-fed calves” (Malachi 4:1-2 NKJV).

That word “go out” carries the Greek concept of ekbalo, meaning to go out, to cast out, and to drive out. When covenant believers move, demons flee. Territory shifts. Atmospheres change.

“The hour is late,” Todd declared. “There are leaks everywhere, the Middle East, Ukraine, the economy teetering. But there’s something holding back what we all feel in our spirits is coming.” That something is the restraining force of the Church operating in covenant authority.

He spoke about Gen Z catching fire on college campuses across America. A new Jesus movement rising from the ashes of a generation that has been told that fame, money, and pleasure would fill the void. Todd knows that lie personally. Coming from the Hollywood club scene, he witnessed firsthand how empty the world’s promises are.

The message, “Are you covenant or cursed,” was the central question of the night. And it demanded an answer.

Todd told the people if they haven’t made that decision, tonight was going to be their night. The reality of the world is that if you seek God, if you ask the Lord to reveal Himself, He will.
Todd was honest and did not sugarcoat the Christian walk. He said, Jesus went town to town, fully God and fully man. He healed people, but not everybody that was sick got healed. But here’s what I know, in 27 years of ministry I have never seen one person who wholeheartedly sought the heart of the Lord that God didn’t reveal Himself to.

Todd then shared his own story, being stabbed nine times, once in the heart. In the backseat, on the way to the hospital, while bleeding out, he entered the presence of God and heard the audible voice of the Lord say, “Do you want to live or do you want to die?”

His answer, “I want to live.”

Instantly he was back in his body and was in the hospital. The nurse was shocked and said he should not have survived. That it was truly a miracle.

Todd said, “That’s why I’m a hard sell when people try to tell me God doesn’t do miracles anymore. I’m standing here because of one.”

He then laid out the reality of what a covenant person walks in:

• Redemption through the Blood of Christ: Ephesians 1:7 declares we are purchased, rescued, and transferred from one kingdom to another.
• Peace in chaos: Hebrews 11:20-21 promises the God of peace makes us complete in every good work
• Signs and wonders: Mark 16:17-18 guarantees that signs follow those who believe. Demons flee, the sick are healed, the impossible becomes normal.

No weapon formed against you will prosper. When you’re a covenant person, you understand that when the attack comes it will not succeed. When the lie is spoken, you cancel it in Jesus’ name. Your past doesn’t have to be your future. You are not a victim, you are victorious.

He then said there’s more drama in the church than in the world. And people will let you down in the guise of Christianity. But it doesn’t matter. We are called to be the change.

Sometimes God uses the small places, the Davids, the least expected, to catch the fire because there is an attack on Texas right now.

Todd shared about the intentional assault on Texas values and how the enemy is trying to infiltrate the last conservative stronghold in America. “But the Christian is empowered by God to operate in the supernatural. The first decision we have to make is: ‘Am I going to be a person under the curse, or am I going to be a person under the covenant?’”

He said the answer to communism is revival. And shared a saying of Mario’s that he loves, “the end times are not happening to us, we are happening to the end times.”

As Todd was preaching the anointing intensified, and he began calling out people who were being healed.

One woman felt a warmth that flooded her body as her blood was cleansed.

Another woman had pain leave her joints, and her sleep was being restored and anxiety broken.

A man who had been spared an assassination attempt, was being called to lead men, and young men. His heart was healed and his blood pressure was being normalized.

Then Todd said, “In a few minutes we’re going to ask you to stand and you are going to be healed as the Holy Spirit is moving.”

And move He did. People throughout the Tent began standing as warmth, peace, and power touched bodies that had been broken for years.

The atmosphere shifted again and Todd had the people bow their heads.

He said, “You came in here tonight under the curse. You’ve been struggling with pornography, addiction, a failing marriage. You’ve felt judged and condemned. Maybe you’ve even wanted to kill yourself. But tonight, you feel something you can’t explain. It’s the presence of the Creator who loves you desperately.”

He told them to be brave and bold, and to get up out of their seats and come down to the altar. To say, “I’m stepping out of the curse and stepping into covenant. I’m stepping out of what they said about me.”
And they came. Young people led the way. People whose lives would be forever marked by this moment. They were followed by the adults. All of them broken, desperate, and hungry.

The prayer team surrounded them and salvation came.

As the people encountered God at the altar, Todd released a word over the rest of the people, “God has given us all a fresh fire, a fresh anointing to complete the task He has for us. This tent will eventually go, but what God is doing here is not going. It’s just beginning.”

He called for supernatural forgiveness to be released over the region, unity among believers, generosity, and holiness.

Todd said, “Texas is like the fortress of old days of battle. This state is not going down. The plan of the Devil for Texas is not going to happen. Wherever there’s a remnant, God is moving. And there’s a remnant in Texas willing to stand and say, ‘Not on my watch, Devil!'”

This wasn’t hype or manipulation. This was a raw, authentic move of God among regular people under a tent in Beeville, TX.

Just as Mario prophesied on opening night, God chose this place. This forgotten, overlooked, struggling region. He chose it to demonstrate His power and launch something that will spread far beyond these three nights.

The drought isn’t just about water. It’s about a spiritual famine that’s plagued this region. But covenant people change atmospheres. Covenant people break curses. Covenant people call down rain, both natural and spiritual.

Night three proved the fire has been lit. Beeville is no longer forgotten.

What started under a tent in South Texas is about to spread across a nation desperate for the real, raw, uncompromising power of God.

The crusade has ended. But the movement has just begun.