The #Message with ToShae Germaine

Everybody has an assignment—but everybody does NOT have the same assignment. And with every assignment comes a different level of responsibility, accountability, and weight.

In this episode, we get into the difference between your identity and your assignment, because your assignment is what God gave you to DO—it is not who you ARE.

We also talk about stewardship, humility, obedience, and what happens when pride gets connected to position. And sometimes what looks like a downgrade really isn't a downgrade at all. God may be repositioning you because the “downgrade” is actually setting you up for the UPGRADE.

And here's another piece: POSITION MATTERS.

Sometimes God puts you in a certain place because there is something you need to learn there. There are people you're supposed to learn from, connections you're supposed to make, and things you're supposed to pick up before you can move into what's next.

We also get into harvest season, abundance, transition, and being able to look back and recognize just how far God has already brought you.

Because sometimes we're so focused on where we're going that we forget to thank God for where we are.

Takeaways:

• Know the assignment—but don't confuse it with your identity.
• Different assignments come with different responsibilities.
• Position matters when God is trying to teach you something.
• What looks like a downgrade may be positioning for an UPGRADE.
• Stewardship, humility, and obedience matter.
• Don't get so focused on NEXT that you forget to thank God for NOW.

The Kingdom is the Message.

Chapters

• 00:00 Welcome and Introduction to Assignments
• 02:55 The Impact of Assignments on Identity
• 05:48 Understanding Different Assignments
• 08:54 The Weight and Responsibility of Assignments
• 12:03 Different Assignments, Different Responsibilities
• 14:49 The Price and Consequences of Assignments
• 18:12 The Challenge of Assignments and Humility
• 21:02 Comparison, Stewardship, and Obedience
• 24:01 The Lesson of Pride and Downgrade for Upgrade
• 27:11 Understanding Different Assignments and Responsibilities
• 29:50 Identity Before Assignment and Kingdom Clarity
• 34:50 Vision, Transition, and Kindred Connections
• 41:37 Divine Timing and Transition

Sometimes a decrease ain't a bad thing. Sometimes the decrease is confirmation that you don't need what you used to need anymore.

In this episode of The #Message, we're talking about what happens when God starts repositioning you for where you're going next. Because everything can't go with you. Some schedules have to change. Some systems have to change. Your energy has to be redirected. Your resources have to be redirected. And sometimes God will start moving things around before you fully understand WHY He's moving them.

We're talking about the difference between being busy and actually making progress, getting your life in order, creating capacity for what God is bringing, and understanding that God's schedule does not always look like the schedule we made for ourselves.

And baby, we're talking about MONEY too.

What happens when you realize you're not in the same place of desperation anymore? What happens when something you once needed starts decreasing—and instead of being upset about it, you realize, WAIT... I don't need that anymore!

That's growth.

This conversation is about leaving scarcity behind, recognizing confirmation, knowing your worth, preparing for new opportunities, and understanding that when God opens the next door, you need to be READY to walk through it.

Because sometimes the blessing isn't just the door opening.

Sometimes the blessing is realizing God has already been preparing you for the door.

Takeaways:

• Every decrease is not a loss.
• Movement does NOT always mean progress.
• God will reposition you before He reveals the entire assignment.
• You have to make room for what you're asking God to bring.
• Your schedule has to be flexible enough for God's schedule.
• You don't have to keep operating from desperation when God has moved you into provision.
• Confirmation matters—but so does recognizing what God has already said.
• Preparation is part of the blessing.
• Keep sowing. Keep stewarding. The harvest will come.

The Kingdom is the Message.

Chapters

• 00:00 Welcome and Gratitude
• 01:34 New Assignments and Adjustments
• 03:00 Positioned for Purpose
• 04:53 Bible Clarity and New Season
• 05:28 God's Deliverance and Organization
• 06:22 Taking Inventory and Preparation
• 07:22 Redirecting Energy and Resources
• 08:13 Letting Go and Redirecting
• 09:16 Positioning for Purpose
• 10:12 Understanding God's Positioning
• 11:33 Being Positioned vs. Being Stuck
• 12:52 Stillness and Progress
• 13:16 Movement vs. Progress
• 14:10 Order and Infrastructure
• 15:37 Schedules and Flexibility
• 16:44 Capacity and Making Room
• 17:43 Adjusting Schedule for Rest
• 18:40 God's Schedule vs. Personal Schedule
• 19:36 God First and Organizing Life
• 21:04 Unity in Diversity
• 22:01 Preparation for Movement
• 23:25 Operating Under God's System
• 24:21 Restructuring and Setting Alarms
• 25:46 Preparation and Readiness
• 27:15 Understanding Different Positions
• 28:07 Transition from Scarcity to Abundance
• 29:36 Borrowing Out of Desperation
• 30:52 Gratitude for Decrease
• 32:16 Continuous Sowing and Reaping
• 32:47 The Power of Confirmation
• 39:48 Messages from Ancestors
• 43:58 Divine Messages Through Others
• 50:05 Preparation for New Opportunities
• 56:20 Self-Worth and Financial Freedom
• 01:00:44 The Door of Opportunity

Count It All | Preparation, Positioning & Moving Into Your Next Season

What if the changes happening around you aren't random—but preparation for where you're going next?

In this conversation, we're talking about what happens when God begins bringing order, clarity, boundaries, and strategy to your life before movement takes place. From changing assignments and unexpected rejection to financial organization, stewardship, new opportunities, and recognizing when it's time to walk away, sometimes the transition begins long before you physically arrive at the next destination.

We explore how rejection can become protection, why every assignment isn't meant to last forever, and how knowing your value keeps you from diminishing yourself just to remain accepted in spaces you've outgrown.

We also talk about wealth, abundance, stewardship, and sustainable work—because preparation for the next season isn't only spiritual. It can require getting your finances in order, managing your resources differently, establishing boundaries, protecting your peace, and developing the capacity to steward what you've been praying for.

And just like we see in Numbers 1, there is purpose in being counted, positioned, organized, and assigned. Everyone doesn't have the same assignment, but every assignment matters.

Sometimes God isn't disrupting your life.

He's getting you in position to move.

The Kingdom is the Message.

Chapters

• 00:00 Welcome to the Kingdom Flow Community
• 01:09 Adapting to New Assignments
• 03:04 Long-Term Planning and Rest
• 04:22 Transition to New Biblical Study
• 05:14 Preparation for Movement and Order
• 06:11 Responsibility and Readiness Assessment
• 07:09 Financial Organization and Preparation
• 08:52 Wealth and Abundance
• 09:45 Family Achievements and Favor
• 11:00 Preparation for Promise and Movement
• 12:29 Preparation and Administration
• 13:45 Acknowledging Assignments and Seasonal Changes
• 15:37 Financial Organization and Resource Management
• 18:27 Adjusting to New Assignments and Responsibilities
• 20:20 Unity and Diversity in Assignments
• 21:46 Recognizing Individual Assignments and Responsibilities
• 23:43 Rejection as Protection and Boundaries
• 28:01 Stewardship and Resource Management
• 31:00 Celebration and Foundation
• 33:13 Boundaries and Walking Away
• 37:05 Spiritual Gifts and Manifestation
• 39:26 Divine Protection and Preparation
• 41:18 Sudden Change and New Beginnings
• 42:33 New Opportunities and Commitment
• 44:00 Reflection and Transformation
• 46:23 Embracing Self-Worth and Confidence
• 48:18 Diminishing Self for Acceptance
• 51:20 Divine Communication and Stillness
• 55:37 Financial Shift and Power Increase
• 58:37 Clarity and Vision
• 59:40 Transitioning to a New Season
• 01:01:49 Setting Boundaries and Protecting Peace
• 01:05:17 Preparation and Obedience
• 01:09:05 Transitioning to the Kingdom
• 01:11:00 Sustainable Work and Self-Care
• 01:14:14 Understanding and Retaining Knowledge

Okay, so we made it to the end of Leviticus, and God basically closes this whole book with one final word: Stand on business! 😂

Do what you said you were going to do. Be who God instructed you to be. Live the way God instructed you to live. At this point, we've spent an entire book learning about character, morals, ethics, values, fairness, justice, stewardship, money, abundance, rest, and what it actually looks like to live with God. Now God is essentially saying, don't forget what I taught you when you get to the next level.

In this episode of The #Message, we talk about Leviticus 27, commitments, stewardship, and the difference between generosity and obedience. Because giving something freely is one thing. Telling God you're going to do something and then deciding, "Never mind," is something else. 😂 You can change your mind, but understand that choices have consequences—and all consequences aren't necessarily bad. That's why it's important to sit with God and get clarity before you commit.

We also get into something that has been showing up heavily for me lately: contentment. Being able to say, "I'm good right here," while still knowing that more is coming. I don't have to chase the next thing. I don't have to constantly ask, "Okay God, what's next?" I can be satisfied with what I have today and still believe God for abundance tomorrow.

And maybe that's part of the preparation.

Maybe sometimes the next level doesn't require you to do more. Maybe it requires you to rest. Be still. Enjoy what God has already done. Because you can be content and still be expecting. You can be satisfied and still be growing. You can be full and still have room for more.

We talk about harvest, abundance, unexpected opportunities, new relationships, recognizing signs from the Lord, and what it looks like when blessings start showing up in ways you weren't necessarily looking for.

Because everything doesn't have to be chased.

Some things are simply going to find you.

Takeaways:

• Contentment doesn't mean you've stopped expecting more. It means you're satisfied while you wait.
• Stewardship is about more than money. It's how you manage your time, resources, opportunities, relationships, and commitments.
• Generosity and obedience are not the same thing.
• Don't make commitments just because you can. Sit with God and get clarity first.
• Rest and stillness can be preparation too.
• You don't have to chase everything God has for you.
• Recognize what God is putting in your hands and steward it well.
• You can be content with what is and still excited about what's coming.

We know how to approach God. We've learned how to live with Him, walk with Him, rest with Him, remember with Him, and love Him.

Now it's time to walk it like we talk it.

The Kingdom is the Message.

Chapters

• 00:00 Completion of Leviticus 27
• 10:12 Understanding Contentment and Stewardship
• 27:20 The Distinction Between Generosity and Obedience
• 32:09 Learning to Be Content and Satisfied
• 39:38 Satisfaction and Fullness
• 42:16 Preparation and Rest
• 01:13:21 Harvest and Abundance
• 01:19:02 Recognizing Divine Signs
• 01:20:19 Embracing Opportunities
• 01:22:23 The Importance of Rest and Self-Awareness
• 01:29:10 Trusting in God's Plan
• 01:38:49 Recognizing Divine Signs and Opportunities

Listen... after reading Leviticus 26, I think I'll stay on God's good side. 😂

Not simply because of what He can bless me with, but because I'm learning that His presence IS the promise.

Leviticus 26 gives us this picture of what happens when we walk in alignment with God. There's provision. There's peace. There's protection. There's fruitfulness. And there's this picture of a harvest so continuous that you're still dealing with the old harvest when the new one starts coming in.

Baby... that's OVERFLOW.

But here's the ClariTEA: abundance doesn't always mean God is about to drop something completely new into your hands. Sometimes Kingdom provision looks like God showing you how to better steward, adjust, improve, and multiply what's already in your hands.

And sometimes the blessing isn't more money.

Sometimes the blessing is peace.

That's been a major shift for me—learning that everything profitable isn't necessarily suitable. Kingdom living means I don't have to chase every opportunity simply because it can make money. I can ask: Does this fit the life God is building for me? Does it protect my peace? Is this actually God?

Because alignment requires discernment.

Now, Leviticus 26 also shows us the other side of this thing. 😂 God repeatedly warns Israel about what happens when they continue resisting Him.

And trust me... I've done some resisting.

I've lived through seasons where it seemed like everything that could go wrong was going wrong. But looking back, I can also see how God used some of those experiences to correct me, teach me, restore me, and ultimately bring me back into alignment with Him.

That's the part we can't miss:

Correction is not the end of the story.

God still provides a way back.

And sometimes one of the greatest signs that you've actually learned the lesson is recognizing that you don't respond the way you used to. You don't have to react to everything. You don't have to prove everything. You don't have to fight every battle.

Sometimes growth looks like restraint.

Sometimes strength is quiet.

Sometimes discernment means recognizing that every relationship, opportunity, invitation, and open door isn't yours to walk through.

So in this episode of The #Message, we're talking about obedience, abundance, continuous harvest, Kingdom provision, peace over profit, correction, restoration, discernment, protection, surrender, and what it really means to align our lives with God's order.

Because after everything I've experienced, I've learned something:

Resistance ain't get me nowhere good. 😂

So yeah...

I think I'll stay on God's good side.

🎙️ The #Message — Kingdom life with Spirit and Glam.

The Kingdom is the Message. 👑

Chapters

• 00:00 Harvest Overflow and Abundance
• 35:25 Living with a Kingdom Mindset
• 38:13 Prioritizing Peace and Suitability Over Profit
• 43:37 The Blessing of Peace Before Increase
• 51:23 Security and Safety in God's Presence
• 01:07:05 Consequences of Persistent Resistance
• 01:16:17 Restraint and Quiet Strength
• 01:44:56 Preparation and Spiritual Guidance
• 01:47:45 Trusting in God's Protection and Guidance
• 01:49:16 Surrendering to God's Will and Purpose
• 01:52:33 Discernment in Relationships and Opportunities
• 01:55:20 Warning and Temptation

Leviticus 25 | Rest, Restoration & Kingdom Economics

In this episode of The #Message, we dive into Leviticus 25 and discover that God’s instructions concerning the Sabbath year and the Year of Jubilee reveal much more than rules for ancient Israel. They reveal Kingdom principles surrounding rest, restoration, ownership, wealth, generosity, responsibility, and second chances.

We explore what it means to recognize that everything ultimately belongs to God and that we are stewards of what He places in our hands. From intentionally creating space for rest to understanding God as our source and provider, this conversation challenges the idea that constant work is the only path to provision.

We also take a deeper look at Kingdom economics—a system where prosperity comes with responsibility. Wealth is not simply about accumulation; it creates an opportunity to bless others, practice generosity, regulate power, and ensure that our increase does not become someone else’s oppression.

Leviticus 25 also introduces a powerful system of restoration. Debt, loss, hardship, and servitude were not always allowed to become permanent conditions. Jubilee created an opportunity for release, restoration, and another chance.

Throughout the conversation, we connect these principles to healing our relationship with money, establishing our own Kingdom rules, setting goals, planning intentionally, trusting God with our provision, and learning how to steward the life and resources He is placing in our hands.

Ultimately, this message is a reminder that rest is included. Restoration is included. Responsibility is included. And sometimes, so is another chance.

Takeaways

• Rest should be intentional and included in the way we structure our lives.
• Everything belongs to God; we are stewards of what He provides.
• Kingdom economics includes generosity, responsibility, and blessing others.
• Prosperity brings responsibility, not just increased access.
• God regulates both wealth and power to protect people from exploitation.
• Generosity is part of the Kingdom principle of increase.
• Healing our relationship with money can change how we receive, manage, and release resources.
• Trusting God does not remove our responsibility to steward wisely.
• Restoration is built into God’s system.
• A difficult season does not have to become a permanent condition.
• Second chances, release, and restoration are part of the message of Jubilee.

The Kingdom Is The #Message

Chapters

• 00:00 Welcome and Introduction
• 01:01 Discussion of Leviticus 25
• 02:18 Questioning the Choice of Profession
• 05:30 The Importance of Rest and Restoration
• 20:18 Understanding God's Ownership and Provision
• 40:39 Blessing Others and Kingdom Economy
• 47:48 The Principle of Generosity
• 49:05 Kingdom Economics and Wealth Regulation
• 52:46 The Responsibility of Prosperity
• 53:42 The Regulation of Power
• 01:03:19 The Restoration System of the Kingdom
• 01:12:20 Establishing Kingdom Rules
• 01:29:08 Triumph Over the Enemy
• 01:30:04 Goal Setting and Planning
• 01:32:35 Healing Your Money Energy
• 01:36:37 Coming Out of the Desert
• 01:37:35 Trust and Responsibility
• 01:38:21 Resurrection and Trust
• 01:52:30 Rest and Restoration
• 01:55:12 Divine Intervention
• 02:03:07 Second Chance and Confirmation

What happens when the journey to the promise requires you to rest, wait, learn, and become before you ever see the manifestation?

Welcome to The #Message Podcast, where we explore the Bible through Bible ClariTEA and learn how to live our best lives in the Kingdom.

In this episode, the conversation moves from inspiration found in the journeys of public figures to the lessons hidden inside our own struggles, failures, successes, and seasons of waiting. We talk about the importance of resilience, the necessity of rest, God's appointed times, and what it means to experience Kingdom rest even while you're still building.

Because success isn't simply about arriving at the blessing. Sometimes God has to prepare you to carry what you've been praying for.

We also explore the reality of spiritual wealth preceding physical wealth. Before there is more money to manage, there is often a deeper work involving gratitude, generosity, stewardship, wisdom, and identity.

And when the blessing does come, it can bring challenges of its own. New levels can expose you to jealousy, envy, increased responsibility, and situations you weren't required to navigate before.

The preparation matters just as much as the promise.

☕ In this conversation:

• Finding inspiration without losing your authenticity
• Waiting for divine revelation instead of forcing an answer
• Balancing work, purpose, rest, and self-care
• What we can learn from the struggles and successes of others
• Why resilience requires learning from failure instead of fearing it
• Understanding God's appointed times and seasons
• The difference between simply stopping and experiencing Kingdom rest
• Why spiritual wealth can precede physical wealth
• Preparing emotionally and spiritually for increased financial resources
• Practicing gratitude, generosity, and stewardship
• Navigating jealousy and envy as your life begins to change
• Becoming prepared to carry the blessings you're believing God for

Your struggle isn't necessarily evidence that you're going in the wrong direction.

Your waiting season isn't necessarily wasted time.

And your failures don't have to be the end of the story.

Sometimes the journey itself is developing the wisdom, resilience, character, and capacity you'll need when you finally arrive.

Rest when God says rest. Move when God says move. Learn from the journey. And prepare to steward what comes next.

The Kingdom is the Message.

Chapters

• 00:00 The Message: A Call to Community
• 01:02 The Flow of Abundance: Navigating Busy Seasons
• 02:22 Divine Revelation: The Significance of Signs
• 03:41 Authenticity and Self-Care: Balancing Work and Rest
• 37:31 Inspiration from Public Figures
• 43:00 The Impact of Struggles and Success
• 45:06 The Importance of Rest
• 53:51 God's Appointed Times
• 54:15 Kingdom Rest
• 00:00 Resilience and Learning from Failures
• 01:17:08 Spiritual Wealth and Gratitude
• 01:26:15 Challenges of Newfound Wealth

In this episode of The #Message, we explore Leviticus 23 and the rhythms God established for His people—work, rest, remembrance, celebration, provision, and stewardship.

God’s instructions reveal that rest is not laziness; it is obedience. Celebration has a place in the rhythm of life. And even in seasons of harvest and abundance, God reminds us to leave room to bless others.

The conversation also becomes deeply personal as we examine the transition from survival to stewardship. Survival seasons often require adaptation, sacrifice, and doing whatever is necessary to make it through. But when God begins restoring what was lost or sacrificed, we must learn how to live differently. The habits that helped us survive one season may not be the habits God is calling us to carry into the next.

We also explore generational blessing, influence, spiritual guidance, prayer, gratitude, and what it means to recognize God's provision throughout every season of the journey.

Ultimately, this episode is a reminder that Kingdom living has a rhythm. There is a time to work, a time to rest, a time to remember, a time to celebrate, and a time to steward what God has placed in our hands.

Takeaways

• Rest is an act of obedience and a spiritual discipline.
• God establishes rhythms of work, rest, remembrance, and celebration.
• Survival may require sacrifice, but survival was never meant to become a permanent way of living.
• Moving from survival to stewardship requires learning new rhythms.
• God's provision should be remembered, celebrated, and stewarded faithfully.
• Blessing carries responsibility, including leaving something for others.
• Influence should be used to positively impact the lives of others.
• Generational blessing can extend beyond what we experience personally.
• Prayer, gratitude, and spiritual discernment help keep us aligned with God's direction.
• Faithfulness in the season we are in prepares us for what God is bringing next.

The Kingdom is the Message.

Chapters

• 00:00 The Significance of Rest and Rhythm
• 07:49 The Responsibility to Leave Something for Others
• 18:54 Remembering God's Deliverance and Provision
• 37:18 Manifesting Desires Through Visualization
• 38:16 Adaptation and Sacrifice
• 42:00 Transition to Stewardship
• 46:57 Living in the Kingdom
• 01:17:11 Influence and Responsibility
• 01:18:08 Ancestral Wealth and Spiritual Guidance
• 01:19:09 Generational Blessings and Spiritual Alignment
• 01:20:47 Parenting and Spiritual Illumination
• 01:23:28 Seeking God's Will and Spiritual Authority
• 01:36:36 New Beginnings and Spiritual Growth
• 01:49:33 Reflections on Parenting and Spiritual Guidance

The conversation explores the themes of chasing success, trusting God's plan, obedience to divine instructions, seeking God's counsel, and the path to success and wealth. It also delves into the importance of trusting God's guidance in dark times, finding solutions, creating wealth, and the significance of seasons of stillness and preparation. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of scripting the vision and trusting God's plan. The conversation delves into the principles of manifestation through daily living and the mindset of wealth and abundance. It explores the concept of moving into the next season, receiving divine strategy and guidance, the importance of detachment and release, and the theme of promotion and leadership.

Takeaways

• Spiritual Dependence
• New Covenant
• Discernment and Trust Chasing Success
• Trusting God's Plan Manifestation through daily living
• Wealth and abundance as a mindset

Chapters

• 00:00 Chasing Success vs. Allowing Success to Come
• 37:57 The Desire for Fame and Money
• 42:02 Obedience to God's Instructions
• 45:45 Kindness, Honesty, and Direct Communication
• 42:59 Seeking God's Instructions and Counsel
• 52:00 The Path to Success and Wealth
• 01:02:38 Trusting God's Guidance in Dark Times
• 01:13:06 Finding Solutions and Creating Wealth
• 01:14:19 Seasons of Stillness and Preparation
• 01:17:02 Scripting the Vision and Trusting God's Plan
• 01:17:27 Manifestation through Daily Living
• 01:20:11 Wealth and Abundance as a Mindset
• 01:23:16 Moving into the Next Season
• 01:28:23 Divine Strategy and Guidance
• 01:27:58 Detachment and Release
• 01:33:10 Promotion and Leadership

What are you giving God—the first and best, or whatever you have left?

Today on The #Message, we begin in Leviticus 22 with a conversation about stewardship, responsibility, and what it means to honor God with our time, energy, gifts, and resources. But as the message unfolds, God takes us deeper into preparation, transformation, identity, gratitude, and learning how to trust His timing.

Sometimes what feels like a restriction isn't rejection. Sometimes the waiting isn't punishment. And sometimes the trials we've survived were actually training for the promise we're asking God to give us.

This episode challenges us to recognize where past experiences have trained us to expect the worst—and invites us to develop the faith to expect God's goodness instead. We talk about letting go, integrating the person we've become, loving ourselves through transformation, and remaining authentic as God moves us into a new season.

We also explore what it means to stay in God's F.L.O.W.—recognizing His provision, receiving the resources and assistance He sends, and trusting that divine timing doesn't mean doing nothing while we wait. It means preparing ourselves to properly steward what we've prayed for when it arrives.

Because receiving the blessing is one thing.

Being prepared to manage it with wisdom, integrity, gratitude, and patience is another.

• Stewardship and giving God your first and best
• Preparation, responsibility, and discernment
• Why temporary restriction doesn't mean permanent rejection
• Trials and tribulations as training for the promise
• Moving from expecting the worst to expecting God's best
• Self-love, identity, integration, and letting go
• Resilience and transformation
• Seeking first the Kingdom of God
• Gratitude and authenticity
• Preparing for the blessings you've prayed for
• Staying in God's F.L.O.W.
• Waiting for God's timing without abandoning your responsibility
• Faith, obedience, provision, and divine timing
• Managing blessings with integrity and patience
• The significance of 69 within today's message and its connection to staying watchful for God's appointed time

You may be waiting on God—but while you're waiting, God may be preparing you to carry what He's about to give you.

✨ The Kingdom is the Message.

Chapters

• 00:00 The Flow of Abundance
• 03:22 Entrepreneurship and Lessons Learned
• 11:35 Faith and Flow for Finances
• 34:38 God First: Stewardship and Sacrifice
• 38:48 Gratitude and Faith
• 39:45 The Burden of Stewardship
• 42:34 The Weight of Responsibility
• 44:03 Self-Identity and Transformation
• 01:16:48 Expecting the Best
• 01:18:36 Resilience and Transformation
• 01:21:10 Seeking the Kingdom of God
• 01:23:14 Life Purpose and Consistency
• 01:29:24 Divine Timing and Wise Relationships
• 01:56:51 The Significance of the Number 69
• 01:59:13 Staying in God's Flow
• 02:00:37 Waiting for God's Timing and Provision