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In 2 Kings 4:1-7, we find an interesting dialogue between a widow and the prophet Elisha. Her deceased husband left their family in dire straights but because he planted a seed of service, even after his departure, God remembered his family and more than provided for their needs. This message is saturated with relationship wisdom. Listen and share.
This message was born out of testimony from one of my difficult conversations. You will learn how to appreciate God's prep work, how to remain self-aware during the conversation, and how to trust God for His desired outcome.
A conference message hosted by Dr. Aeshia Jackson of Tru Horizons, that speaks to the heart of matters involving many singles.
There is a person in the Bible who made Jesus marvel. He astonished Jesus with a response to a very pressing personal need because he recognized authority. It takes a caliber of maturity to recognize how figures of authority operate and not feel slighted in any way. This message will bring understanding to workplace, home, ministry, and marketplace relationships.
An early morning experience taught me the powers of healing contained in worship. Many times we hear a song being ministered but fail to realize its efficacy in terms of how that song is sown in our spirit to sustain us in times of spiritual conflict. I am sharing my personal experience based on Psalm 117 of why we need to reevaluate our approach to worship. It is far more than what meet's the eye. It sounds cliche-ish to say "there is power in worship" but there really is.
In Exodus 15, we see Israel drinking from bitter waters (Mara) and then we see God instruct Moses to sweeten the water. We talk about how God is committed to bringing you through your bitter experiences as you partner with Him. Not only that, we see the Lord navigating Israel from Mara to Elim (from bitterness to rest). You want to listen to this.... hear what the Spirit of God is saying to the church?
Taken from Genesis 4, this message discusses how anger opens doors to bitterness. We will see the effects of bitterness in our own lives and in the works of our hands. Take time to examine bitter areas in your life and ask the Father for the grace to heal so you don't forfeit your blessings or anything else God has in store for you.
It can be very tempting to disregard our assignments because things aren't progressing the way we thought. What makes matters worse is to feel as if God is moving in everybody else's life except yours. You will be tempted to take matters into your hands but I strongly discourage you from doing so. God has already set your time of manifestation. Let Him give the benediction on your assignment and then you can 'amen' from a place of accomplishment and good stewardship.
Caleb is speaking to us out of the book of Joshua 14:6-13 about maintaining our strength until the season of manifested promise is upon us. You will hear me share bits of my own personal testimony as a young woman in ministry as I labored to preserve strength. This message will speak to the hearts of the young in ministry and the aged.
This message is one I am still rebounding from. It is taken from a conversation the Lord and I had in prayer. He brought some things to my attention that I had no idea were even an issue. He revealed something so deeply embedded in my core that when it came to my attention, I wept. I am being transparent here so you won't make the same mistake I did. Learn from it, search for those areas in your own life that may resonate with mine, and give God a total yes. This message is based on Proverbs 14:10.
