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Committing to daily quiet time with the Lord transforms your faith. Starting your day in His Word aligns your mind, will, and emotions to fulfill your purpose that is written in Heaven for that day.

But there is a problem. Many Believers simply go through the motions of quiet time without stepping into God’s presence. The enemy uses distractions to pull us out of a meditating mindset.

In moments like these, take the thought captive and make it obedient to Christ. Remember that part of your inheritance is to have the mind of Christ (see 1 Corinthians 2:16). Call upon this inheritance during your daily quiet time.

Do you wonder where to find hope in this day? Has the turbulence of life and media manipulation caused you to believe that this is a season of hopelessness? Then join us below as we discover how YOU can find hope in all circumstances, as well as, how hope found in God is based on biblical promise!

From Genesis to Revelation, God’s promises are written. Many of them we know—at least in part—however, by examining the Word, and we realize that they are more numerous and wonderful than we could ever imagine!

“God is not a man, that He should lie, nor a son of man, that He should repent. Has He said, and will He not do? Or has He spoken, and will He not make it good?”—Numbers 23:19

“For all the promises of God in Him are Yes, and in Him Amen, to the glory of God through us.”—2 Corinthians 1:20

Every promise of God is sure, and through Him we have a right to access those promises. However, to do so we first need to know what His promises are…

The word, hope, can be found 151 times in the New King James version of the Bible, 170 in the CJB version, and 180 in the NIV! While not every instance is directly related to God’s promise of hope, they all build upon it and remind us why hope is an important blessing.

So, why is hope important? Why do we not only need hope, but another of God’s promises in turn—the promise of fulfillment?

Have you read the Ten Commandments and thought it was just a list of dos and don’ts? You will discover there is much more to the Ten Commandments because when you honor them, you are using the currency of Heaven.

Honor is the critical key that unlocks the mystery of the Ten Commandments. It moves Heaven, aligns you with God, and positions you to receive blessings.

When you honor the Ten Commandments, you welcome the instruction that positions you for the favor of God.

The word tallit comes from the Hebrew words…

Therefore, wearing a tallit during your prayer time is symbolic of creating a “little tent” for which you and the Lord meet.

In Hebrew, tabernacle means “dwelling place,” and was also referred to as the Tent of Meeting. It was a physical, earthly dwelling place of the Lord where the children of Israel would meet with Him.

This tent was to be a sanctuary where God’s people would worship, praise, and commune with Him. Jesus taught on the deep connection of communing with God through prayer.

This is why you will often hear the tallit referred to as a “prayer shawl.” If you are exploring the roots of your faith, understanding the tallit is key. It is designed to help you experience the presence of God in new and powerful ways, breaking through curses and experiencing miracles in your life.

First, to understand why anointing oil is used in the Bible, you must consider the context from which it was written. You have to think “Hebraically.”

The way the Hebrew culture thought and saw the world around them was much different than our view today.

How the Jewish people viewed their world…

An essential key to understanding their world was this: Everything they experienced and believed was related to God. There was no separation or distinction between the “physical” and “spiritual” life, unlike Greek theology—which has greatly impacted how the Western culture views God and the Bible.

Therefore, you can begin to understand why using spiritual tools, such as anointing oil, to break the yoke of sin in your life is so powerful.

God never intended humanity to think of Him or His instruction in terms of theories or ideas, but rather real, experiential, and applicable.

Now then, let’s take the spiritual tool of anointing oil and look at how we can practically experience God’s Word, breaking free from the yoke of sin and moving into new faith levels.

Anointing oil was used for a variety of reasons in Hebraic culture. God intended it to symbolize His blessing poured out upon His people. Anointing oil in spiritual warfare, and in any part of a Believer’s life, represents sanctification, divine protection, and Christ’s power within us.

The use of anointing oil is deeply rooted in biblical tradition and was an essential practice from healing the sick to the dedication of priests.

As Believers, we are anointed with the Holy Spirit. He sanctifies, or sets us apart, and aligns us with God. We are anointed as kings and priests.

Because of this anointing, we can walk in Kingdom alignment, which is to live in the fullness of our salvation—not defeated, doubtful, and depressed.

When it comes to using anointing oil in spiritual warfare, you must understand the oil itself does not possess any supernatural qualities. It is a tool from the Lord that we can use to speak to the spiritual realm.

Remember, we do not war against flesh and blood. We war against dark forces and overcome them in the spirit. 

Do you ever feel as if you are walking through life alone? Do you wonder if God cares? Then join us below as we discover the promises of God and how His very presence is one of them!

From Genesis to Revelation we can find God’s promises. Many of them we know—at least in part—yet, by examining the Word, we realize that they are more numerous and wonderful than we could ever imagine!

“For all the promises of God in Him are Yes, and in Him Amen, to the glory of God through us.”—2 Corinthians 1:20

“God is not a man, that He should lie, nor a son of man, that He should repent. Has He said, and will He not do? Or has He spoken, and will He not make it good?”—Numbers 23:19

Every promise of God is sure, and we have a God-given right to access those promises. However, first we need to know what they are…