Omniscience is the state of knowing everything—past, present, and future—without limitation. It represents complete and infinite awareness, where nothing is hidden, uncertain, or misunderstood.Often associated with divine beings, higher intelligence, or advanced consciousness, omniscience goes beyond knowledge as we experience it. It implies perfect understanding of all truths, thoughts, possibilities, and outcomes simultaneously.In a broader sense, omniscience can also symbolize clarity, insight, and the pursuit of deeper awareness—an ideal of seeing the full picture in a world usually defined by uncertainty.

Sisters/Women Making A Change, a faith-filled broadcast hosted by Prophetess/Pastor Mary Jo Leaks — where faith meets fellowship and the love of Christ transforms hearts around the world.

Step into a moment of peace and release in this powerful episode of Prayer Hour, titled “Let It Go.” In a world filled with stress, hurt, and unanswered questions, this session invites you to lay down every burden and surrender it to God.

Through heartfelt prayer, reflection, and encouragement, we focus on releasing fear, letting go of past pain, and trusting in divine guidance. Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, forgiveness, or simply feeling overwhelmed, this episode is a safe space to breathe, reflect, and reconnect with your faith.Take this hour to pause, reset, and remind yourself: you don’t have to carry it all.

Let it go—and make room for peace, healing, and renewed strength.Tune in, open your heart, and allow this prayer to uplift your spirit.

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Teaching Description: John 15:18–25In Gospel of John 15:18–25, Jesus prepares His disciples for the reality of rejection and persecution. He teaches that the hatred of the world is not personal, but spiritual—because the world first rejected Him. As followers of Christ, believers are chosen out of the world, and therefore should expect to be treated differently.This passage reveals a clear contrast between those who belong to God and those aligned with the world system. The world resists the truth because it exposes sin and calls for repentance. Jesus reminds us that a servant is not greater than their master—if He was persecuted, His followers will be also. Yet, this opposition becomes a testimony, showing who truly knows and follows God.Jesus also emphasizes accountability: those who reject Him and His words are without excuse because they have witnessed truth. Their rejection is ultimately a rejection of God Himself, fulfilling what was written in the law—that they would hate Him without a cause.

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✨ Teaching Description: John 15:18–25In Gospel of John 15:18–25, Jesus prepares His disciples for the reality of rejection and persecution. He teaches that the hatred of the world is not personal, but spiritual—because the world first rejected Him. As followers of Christ, believers are chosen out of the world, and therefore should expect to be treated differently.This passage reveals a clear contrast between those who belong to God and those aligned with the world system. The world resists the truth because it exposes sin and calls for repentance. Jesus reminds us that a servant is not greater than their master—if He was persecuted, His followers will be also. Yet, this opposition becomes a testimony, showing who truly knows and follows God.Jesus also emphasizes accountability: those who reject Him and His words are without excuse because they have witnessed truth. Their rejection is ultimately a rejection of God Himself, fulfilling what was written in the law—that they would hate Him without a cause.

Sisters/Women Making A Change, a faith-filled broadcast hosted by Prophetess/Pastor Mary Jo Leaks — where faith meets fellowship and the love of Christ transforms hearts around the world.

To stay in the faith is to remain grounded, rooted, and unwavering in your trust and belief in God—no matter what life brings. It is a daily walk, not just a moment of feeling strong, but a commitment to stand firm even when things are uncertain, painful, or unclear.Staying in the faith means:

• Trusting God’s Word over your feelings – Even when emotions rise, faith says, “God is still true.”
• Continuing in prayer – Not just in need, but in relationship, seeking His presence daily.
• Holding onto His promises – Believing that what God said, He will bring to pass.
• Walking by faith, not by sight (2 Corinthians 5:7) – Choosing to believe beyond what you see.

There will be seasons of testing, where your faith feels stretched. But those moments are not to break you—they are to build you. Faith grows in pressure, deepens in waiting, and shines in perseverance.Hebrews 10:23 reminds us:
“Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering; (for He is faithful that promised).”So staying in the faith is:

• Standing when it’s hard
• Believing when it’s quiet
• Trusting when you don’t understand

And knowing this truth:
God is faithful—even when the journey is not easy.✨ Encouragement:
Stay planted. Stay praying. Stay believing.
What God started in you, He will finish.

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A heavy heart can feel like a weight you carry in silence—filled with hurt, disappointment, worry, or even unspoken prayers. To release a heavy heart is not to ignore the pain, but to surrender it to God and allow Him to bring peace where there has been pressure.Releasing a heavy heart means:

• Letting go of what you cannot control – trusting that God sees and knows all.
• Pouring out your heart in prayer – being honest, even in tears.
• Forgiving and surrendering pain – choosing freedom over holding onto hurt.
• Resting in God’s presence – allowing His peace to replace your heaviness.

1 Peter 5:7 says:
“Cast all your care upon Him; for He cares for you.”God never asked you to carry everything alone. The weight you feel is often a sign it’s time to release it into His hands.Sometimes releasing looks like:

• Crying and praying at the same time
• Saying “Lord, I trust You” when it’s hard
• Stepping back and letting God fight the battle

Matthew 11:28 reminds us:
“Come unto Me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.”✨ Encouragement:
You don’t have to hold it all together.
God can handle what’s heavy for you.

Sisters/Women Making A Change, a faith-filled broadcast hosted by Prophetess/Pastor Mary Jo Leaks — where faith meets fellowship and the love of Christ transforms hearts around the world.

No More Need to Beg Anymore There is no need to beg for time, obedience, or love.
God never called us to chase people—He called us to walk in wisdom and peace. When we have done our part in love, we are free to release the rest to Him. “If it is possible, as much as depends on you, live peaceably with all.” — Romans 12:18
Peace has a boundary. Once you’ve done your part, begging is no longer required. “Each one shall bear his own load.” — Galatians 6:5
Obedience to God is personal. You are not responsible for what others refuse to carry. “Do not cast your pearls before swine.” — Matthew 7:6
Wisdom knows when value is not being honored. “The wisdom from above is first pure, then peaceable.” — James 3:17
Clarity brings peace—not guilt. This is not rejection.
This is discernment.
No more begging—only obedience, boundaries, and rest in God.

Sisters/Women Making A Change, a faith-filled broadcast hosted by Prophetess/Pastor Mary Jo Leaks — where faith meets fellowship and the love of Christ transforms hearts around the world.

No More Need to Beg Anymore There is no need to beg for time, obedience, or love.
God never called us to chase people—He called us to walk in wisdom and peace. When we have done our part in love, we are free to release the rest to Him. “If it is possible, as much as depends on you, live peaceably with all.” — Romans 12:18
Peace has a boundary. Once you’ve done your part, begging is no longer required. “Each one shall bear his own load.” — Galatians 6:5
Obedience to God is personal. You are not responsible for what others refuse to carry. “Do not cast your pearls before swine.” — Matthew 7:6
Wisdom knows when value is not being honored. “The wisdom from above is first pure, then peaceable.” — James 3:17
Clarity brings peace—not guilt. This is not rejection.
This is discernment.
No more begging—only obedience, boundaries, and rest in God.

Sisters/Women Making A Change, a faith-filled broadcast hosted by Prophetess/Pastor Mary Jo Leaks — where faith meets fellowship and the love of Christ transforms hearts around the world.

Joyful Sister /WMAC w/ Prophetess Sherry Lee

Sisters/Women Making A Change, a faith-filled broadcast hosted by Prophetess/Pastor Mary Jo Leaks — where faith meets fellowship and the love of Christ transforms hearts around the world.

Tears in DeceptionThere is a kind of silence that cries louder than words.

It is the silence born from deception—when truth is hidden, feelings are dismissed, and the heart learns to weep without sound.The voice of silence often speaks when we’ve been taught not to speak at all.

It whispers questions like: Am I heard? Does my pain matter? Is this really God’s will—or someone else’s control?Deception thrives in silence.

Not always through outright lies, but through withheld truth, spiritual manipulation, and unanswered cries. When tears fall in secret, deception convinces the soul that suffering is normal, that endurance means silence, and that questioning is rebellion.But Scripture tells a different story.“Surely the Lord God does nothing, unless He reveals His secret to His servants the prophets.” — Amos 3:7

“For God is not the author of confusion, but of peace.” — 1 Corinthians 14:

God does not hide truth to harm His people.

He does not require silence to prove faithfulness.
He hears the tears that never made a sound.The tears in deception are holy signals. They reveal that something is misaligned—between what is said and what is lived, between what is preached and what is practiced. Silence may have been forced, but God’s voice still breaks through gently, faithfully.

“The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” — Psalm 34:1

When  truth enters, silence loses its grip.
Tears become testimony.

And deception is exposed by love, not fear.Reflection:
Ask yourself gently:
What has my silence been trying to say?

Then bring that voice to God—He has been listening all along.If you want, I can shape this into a devotional, teaching outline, or short prayer for healing and discernment. 🙏

Sisters/Women Making A Change, a faith-filled broadcast hosted by Prophetess/Pastor Mary Jo Leaks — where faith meets fellowship and the love of Christ transforms hearts around the world.