This past Sunday, Lisa invited us into the heart of Holy Week, starting with the unexpected entry of Jesus into Jerusalem—not on a war horse, but on a donkey. In a world expecting power and conquest, He arrives with humility and peace.

Through vivid storytelling and heartfelt reflection, Lisa walks us through the emotional landscape of Passion Week, uncovering the personalities, the pain, and the divine purpose woven through every moment leading to the cross.

Palm Sunday is not just a celebration—it’s the beginning of a descent into sacrifice, love, and redemption. Will we slow down long enough to walk that road with Him?

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Blessings!

In a world full of fear, chaos, and uncertainty, how do we live as people of peace? This week, we reflect on Jehovah Shalom—the Lord our Peace—through the story of Gideon in Judges 6:22-24. God’s presence brings peace, even in the midst of trembling.

We are called to be a reconciling people (2 Corinthians 5:17-20), carriers of the message that restores hearts to God. As Christ’s ambassadors, we don’t just receive peace—we extend it.

What does it look like to walk in that identity this week?

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Blessings!

How do we live as people set apart for God? In this week’s message, we explore Jehovah M’Kaddesh, the Lord who sanctifies. Through Leviticus 20:6-8, we see that holiness is not just a calling but a lifestyle—one that reflects God’s own nature.

We are a set-apart people (1 Peter 1:13-16), called to trust and obey, walking in the holiness that God desires for us. What does that look like in your life today?

We pray and hope that you will be encouraged and inspired as you hear today’s message.

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Blessings!

Who makes us right with God? In Jeremiah 23:5-6, God reveals Himself as Jehovah Tsidkenu—the LORD our Righteousness, pointing us to Jesus, the King who brings justice, salvation, and safety to His people.

This week, we reflect on our identity as a justified people (Romans 5:1-2). Through faith in Jesus, we are made right with God and now stand in a place of undeserved privilege, confident and joyful in His grace.

Do we fully believe and walk in this righteousness, or are we still striving to earn what’s already been given?

Let’s learn what it means to rest in God’s righteousness—to live from a place of peace, assurance, and freedom, knowing we are justified by His work, not ours.

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Blessings!

What does it mean to follow the Shepherd? In Psalm 23, God reveals Himself as Jehovah Ra’ah—the LORD our Shepherd, the One who leads, protects, provides, and restores. Even in the darkest valleys, we are never alone—His rod and staff guide and comfort us.

This week, we reflect on our identity as a following people (John 10:27-28). As His sheep, we are called to listen for His voice and follow His lead, knowing that in His care, we are safe and secure.

Do you truly trust the Shepherd’s voice in your life? Are you walking in the confidence that no one can snatch you from His hand?

Let’s grow in learning to hear God’s voice and follow His guidance, no matter the season we’re in.

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Blessings!

Do you believe that God is still healing today? In Exodus 15:26, God reveals Himself as Jehovah Rapha—the LORD our Healer, the One who restores, renews, and makes whole. Healing isn’t just physical—it’s emotional, spiritual, and relational.

This week, we reflect on our identity as a believing people (James 5:13-16). Scripture calls us to pray in faith, knowing that God hears and responds. But do we truly walk in this belief? What holds us back from trusting in His power to heal?

Living under Jehovah Rapha means choosing to trust Him and step out in faith. This week, we challenge ourselves to pray for someone in need of healing—whether physical, emotional, or spiritual.

Join us as we dive deeper into the power of faith, prayer, and trusting God as our healer.

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Blessings!

What does it mean to trust God as Jehovah Jireh—the LORD our Provider? In Genesis 22, we see Abraham’s unwavering faith as he prepares to sacrifice Isaac, only for God to provide a ram in his place. This moment reveals a powerful truth: God sees ahead and provides exactly what we need, when we need it.

This week, we reflect on our identity as the redeemed—just as the ram took Isaac’s place, Christ became the ultimate sacrifice for us (2 Corinthians 5:17, Galatians 3:13). But do we truly walk in this redeemed identity? What is holding us back?

Living under Jehovah Jireh means not only trusting in His provision but also living generously—toward God and others. How can we reflect God’s provision in the way we give, serve, and love?

Join us as we explore what it means to trust, receive, and respond to the abundant provision of God.

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Blessings!

Who is fighting your battles? In Exodus 17, we see the power of surrender and dependence on God as Jehovah Nissi—the LORD our Banner. As long as Moses held up his staff, Israel had the victory. But when he grew tired, he needed others to lift his hands. Victory came not by human strength, but through God’s power.

This week, we are reminded that we are soldiers in God’s army (Ephesians 6), called to stand firm and put on the full armor of God. The battles we face are not just physical but spiritual—so how do we walk in this identity and trust God as our banner?

Join us as we dive deeper into what it means to fight with faith, stand firm, and trust in God’s victory.

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Blessings!

Have you ever felt unseen, unheard, or alone in your struggles? In this week’s message, we dive into the powerful name Jehovah Shammah—The Lord is There. Through the story of Hagar in Genesis 16, we see that God is a God who sees, who hears, and who is present in our deepest moments of distress.

As we reflect on our identity as a maturing people, James 1 reminds us that trials are opportunities for growth, shaping us into completeness in Christ. How do we embrace this identity, and what is holding us back from fully walking in it?

Join us as we explore what it means to put our hope in God, knowing that He is always there—guiding, sustaining, and revealing Himself to us.

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Blessings!

JEHOVAH SABAOTH : LORD OF HOSTS

What if we truly believed everything God says about Himself? How would that change the way we face life’s struggles, uncertainties, and impossibilities? In this powerful message, we dive into the nameJehovah Sabaoth—the Lord of Hosts—who commands the angel armies of heaven. Through the story of Hannah in 1 Samuel and David’s battle against Goliath, we uncover the power of calling on God in our most desperate moments.

We pray that today’s message strengthens your faith and reminds you that you arecovenanted with a God who fights for you.

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Blessings!