Please read your bible through this week, faith will rise, and discipline will follow. I was lazy and deceived myself in thinking that what I had heard I was still hearing. This led to an overtaxed soul that was never meant to sustain life or resist the devil or even believe.

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In seeking to be free from lies and bondages, we often end up leaving Jesus behind as well. How far do you find your heart from Him for reals? Are you willing to be known in the inner most parts of your soul? Coming back is the only true freedom.

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The core of Joshua’s mandate was simple: meditate on God’s law and be careful to do everything written in it (Joshua 1:8). For us, the focus is less on mustering our own internal strength and more on staying aligned with God’s voice. It means acknowledging our weakness and inviting His strength to fill the gap.

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In a fast-paced world where everything is expected instantly—answers, solutions, success, and even spiritual growth—God is calling us to a deeper, slower, more intentional walk with Him. Our culture is driven by urgency, but the Kingdom of God operates on a different timeline. God is patiently working in the hearts of His people, shaping, refining, and preparing His Church for His purposes. He is not rushed by our schedules or pressured by our impatience. Instead, He invites us to trust Him in the process, to wait on Him, and to allow patience to do its complete and perfect work in us.

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There is so much more yet to receive of Jesus’ blessing. This is our set time, between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, to receive Jesus’ blessing. I will be sharing my personal discoveries of Jesus’ blessing.

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What did Elisha and the Shunamite widow have in common? Desperation and miracles. They even made the same declaration, “As the Lord lives, and as your soul lives, I will not leave you.” From their intense faith they received the reward of their heart cries: Divine intervention. Meanwhile, Naaman had a desperate cry, but his pride stood in the way of his healing. Need is not faith, but it can lead to faith. Together, let’s find faith for the miraculous. (2 Kings 2-5).

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When you’re walking on a dark, unfamiliar path, a lamp doesn’t show you the entire journey. Instead, it illuminates just the ground directly in front of you. This is what God’s Word does in the midst of trials. It doesn’t necessarily reveal how or when the trial will end, but it provides enough light for the next step. It gives you the guidance you need to navigate the darkness without stumbling.

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After our month’s sabbatical, I will share what we received from our Lord Jesus Christ.

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“But Lord, I thought You asked me to worship You this way!” How does idolatry slip into our worship as believers in Jesus Christ? Let’s talk about how to recognize when we’re stuck in idolatry, how to get out of it with our faith intact, and how to “idol proof” ourselves moving forward. “

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For thus says the Lord God, the Holy One of Israel: “In returning and rest you shall be saved; in quietness and confidence shall be your strength.” But you would not. (Isaiah 30:15) The Lord has declared over us a place of salvation, rest, strength, and trust, but we cannot receive these things apart from returning to Christ. However, in Him, we can.

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