Why Courts? Why Now?

Today we are exploring why God's people must understand how Heaven operates - not just what to pray, but where to bring our case.

We may be praying from the battlefield when the victory is determined in the courtroom.

In spiritual warfare the battles are often legal. If there is an unresolved accusation in teh heavenlies - whether generational, personal, or spoken by others - Satan can block your breakthrough until it is dealt with judicially.

Journal Prompt:

"Where do I feel blocked or spiritually stuck? What prayers feel unanswered - and might have legal resistance behind them?"

Ask the Holy Spirit to show you any doors left open.

Invite Him to guide you into petition and repentance - not condemnation, but restoration.

Say yes to Jesus today!

Grace and peace,

Pamela

xo

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Why the Courts of Heaven?

God is the judge of all the earth.

Who's Who In The Courts of Heaven:

1. God is the Righteous Judge

2. Jesus the Advocate (Your Defense Attorney)

3. The Accuser - Satan

4. The Holy Spirit - Your Legal Counselor

5. The Cloud of Witnesses - Your Faith Llineage

If you have been praying for years without breakthrough and caught in spiritual warfare than it's time to present your case in the Courts of Heaven.

Journal Prompt:

"Where do I feel blocked or spiritually stuck? What prayers feel unanswered - and might have legal resistance behind them?"

Join me back tomorrow.

Grace and peace,

Pamela xo

Welcome!

Over the past two weeks, we've taken a deep and sacred journey.

We rooted ourselves in 2 Corinthians 12:9,

And He said to me, "My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness." Therefore, most gladly I will rather boast in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me."

While Paul's thorn and ours greatly pains us; we learn that God's grace is sufficient.

No matter what you are facing, know that God can handle it.

We can live unashamed knowing that condemnation comes from the enemy, not from God.

If you need someone to talk to, schedule a counseling session with me or with someone else.

[email protected], or call my office at (480) 264-3221.

Until next time live in grace and peace,

Pamela, xo

Welcome back to Silenced No More.

I'm grateful you are here today...

On today's episode we are exploring something that seems to be counterintuitive--how pain can actually be a gift, and how thorns can lead us to God's greatest treasures.

His power is made perfect in our weakness. That's the divine exchange.

Journal Prompts--

1. What did your thorn teach you that nothing else could?

How has God used it to grow your discernment and trust?

2. Where has the thorn taken you deeper in your faith walk? Have you sensed a more intimate nearness with God in the pain?

3. How has your thorn helped you better understand or serve others? Who have you been called to comfort?

4. What new purpose or vision has God given you as a result of the pain? What might He be calling you to build?

Remember, the world may not see it.

But your thorn might be the doorway to your greatest spiriutal authority.

Tune in tomorrow for, "Living Unashamed-Grace Is My Platform."

Grace and peace,

Pamela xo

Welcome back!

If you are new here, welcome. If you have been with the Woman at the Well from the beginning I honor your commitment to Christ and Community.

Today's episode is a turning point. It's not a light messsage - it's a liberating one.

Today we are dismantling shame. We're calling it out, tearing it down, and replacing it with truth and honor.

Our scripture reference comes from Isaiah 61:7.

"Instead of your shame you shall have double honor, and instead of confusion they shall rejoice in their portion. Therefore in their land they shall possess double; everlasting joy shall be theirs."

Release the shame and grab a hold of the joy that Jesus promises is ours.

Join back with me tomorrow as we discuss: "The Unexpected Gift of the Thorn."

Grace and peace,

Pamela xo

Welcome!

Today's episode is personal, raw, and redemptive.

We're continuing week two of our series: Learning to Rise Again.

Power Made Perfect in What Broke Me.

Jesus didn't just use my story - He transformed it.

He didn't just let me survive- He empowered me to speak.

He didn't leave me in the ashes - He gave me beauty for them.

I've learned, "Speaking what you feel may validate your pain - But speaking what God says validates your victory."

Journal Prompts:

1. What has God been doing in my life through my place of brokenness?

2. How has my obedience-big or small-been a form of worship?

3. Where is God asking me to present myself as a living sacrifce today?

4. What part of my story is He transforming into a tool for others?

5. What truth from God's Word must I begin speaking aloud to validate my victory?

Join me back on our next episode: "Boasting in What I Used to Hide."

Grace and peace,

Pamela xo

Welcome back! Or, if this is your first time joining me, a warm welcome.

Today we begin Week Two of our 10-part journey through pain, grace and supernatural redemption. If Week One was about naming the pain, Week Two is about learning to rise again.

As part of our new series we've incorporated journal prompts for you to see transformation over time as you reflect back on where Jesus takes us.

Journal Prompts:

1. What does the word "sufficient" mean to me today?

2. Where have I been trying to earn or prove something Christ already paid for?

3. How does the idea of Jesus' grace "filling the gap" bring me comfort or challenge?

4. In what ways can I practice relying on grace instead of striving in my own strength?

5. What would it look like to declare, "His grace is enough for me" in my current chapter or season?

As always, any questions or feedback send them to me at:

[email protected]

Grace and peace,

Pamela xo

Welcome back to episode 500 of the Peace and Grace of God: Love Wins!

Today's episode is one of the most liberating truths I've ever come to know --reframing weakness as a weapon.

The Apostle Paul tells us in 2 Corinthians 12:9, "My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness."

Paul didn't just quote Jesus - he testified to what it feels like to carry a thorn, ask for it to be removed, and instead hear Heaven reply with grace.

Grace, not removal. Grace, not escape. Grace, not relief --and yet it is enough.

Today's Journaling Prompts:

1. What is the "thorn" I keep asking God to take away? How has He responded?

2. In what ways might this thorn be protecting me from pride or self-reliance?

3. Can I identify a moment when God's grace was enough - even though the problem remained?

4. How have I seen weakness become a testimony for someone else's healing?

5. And finally, what strongholds in my life might God be using for my benefit?

I am hopeful today's episode has blessed you.

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Until next time, God bless you!

Grace and peace,

Pamela xo

Today's message is a bold topic, but it's one we must talk about - because the world is full of promises that sound like hope but leave us empty when it matters most.

Jesus doesn't always remove or take away our crosses, but He walks under them with us. That my friends, is the difference between temporary relief and lasting redemption.

My challenge continues for you to grow in Christ and allot yourselves 5-10 minutes to complete these journal prompts:

1. Have you ever turned to a worldly "relief" that promised peace but left you more empty?

2. How has your view of Jesus changed over time - from religion to relationship?

3. What does it mean to you that Jesus walks under the weight of your cross with you?

4. Where do you see counterfeit light trying to replace true intimacy with God?

and finally,

5. Ask the Holy Spirit: "Where am I striving when I should be surrendering?"

Friends, I am hopeful today's message blessed you and you will tune in tomorrow as we explore:

Day 5 - Reframing Weakness as a Weapon

Grace and peace,

Pamela xo

Today we are talking about the elephant in the room:

• Being gaslit.
• Being labeled.
• Being excluded, overlooked, or misjudged.

Have you ever felt invisible in a room full of people?

Talked over? Misrepresented?

Told you were too much or not enough?

You're not alone. And God sees everything.

Our journal prompts for today are:

1. Where have I felt most misunderstood or mislabeled?

2. What emotions arise when I revisit that season?

3. What do I believe God saw that others missed?

4. How might God use that rejection as redirection?

5. Write a letter to your younger self, assuring them of God's presence and purpose.

Grace and Peace,

Pamela xo