God is raising up watchmen who are anointed to hear and see the heart of God. Like Daniel, we can have that faithful quality with an excellent spirit that carries the power and authority of the Lord.

As we look at some of the common themes in the Bible as brought to light in the reformation, we are brought to a revolution in a Godly way. Through this storm of Reformation we were given the five Solas, helping us to be equipped for every good work.

As we enter into this great time of celebrating the feast, we meditate on the revelation of Jesus Christ. There is a richness of blessings that we have in Jesus Christ. He is the source of the Living Water in our lives.

When pressing comes in this life, stay focused on the Lord, not on the situation. The church will exalt the name of Jesus over every force of darkness that we see in the world today. Jesus has delivered, he is delivering, and he will yet deliver!

The safest thing for a ship to do in a storm is to drop anchor. Be a storm warrior. There are four anchors for staying in the ship and be in the presence of the Lord through the storm.

Rosh Hashanah is a special time of gathering and renewal. In that, the Lord is providing for every promise, and there is hope and restoration. This is the word of the Lord for you and your family: God will provide!

Review all the things which the Lord has done with a thankful heart. We are called to be thankful. It is a good discipline for us as His anointed believers to cultivate thankfulness.

God's 911 never stops answering. Psalm 91 is full of God's promises where we are abiding in the shadow of the Almighty. As we speak by faith, God is working together all things for good.

Psalm 91:1 speaks of God's secret place. As we pray for ourselves, our children, and our nation, we become hidden in the secret place of the Most High. And the promise from the Lord is the enemy cannot get to you, so now is the time to praise and rejoice in the Lord.