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Proverbs 3:5-6 “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart and lean not unto thine own understanding, 6) In all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct your paths. (KJV)

*Have confidence, be secure and hope in the One True Eternal God, with every ounce of your being, do not lean on or trust in your own perspective and/or ability. For during the course of your life, confess Him as Adonai (Lord and Master) and He will lead you in the ways you shall live and/or go. There is no lack in Him,… Continue

I was blessed on Friday night to hear someone speak that I had never heard before. He presented the message with such clarity and definition that it gave me a sense of a deeper hunger for a deeper relationship with God. My prayer is that our generation will come into fullness and rely solely on Holy Spirit; that we will come into a place of total intimacy with God. I pray for a wave of God's new wine to spread over us, to make His name known to the enemy through us. May we get caught up in the… Continue

While separated from my husband before my divorce, it was a struggle. The bible said one thing and my heart was saying another. Struggling many years with that on my plate my marriage ended in divorce after ten years. That wasn't the devastating part. The part that scared me the most was starting over. WIth the fear of starting over the concept was starting over with another man. After being divorced for two years and separated from my ex-husband three years prior. Starting over with someone… Continue

There are times when God will allow us to fall on our faces. In light of all circumstances, we believe that we are doing or have done what the Spirit of the Lord has commanded, only to find ourselves rejected by others. It is not a good feeling, but therefore there is no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus. You need not to beat yourselves up because of being rejected by people. Your call is from the Holy Spirit of God not man. Obedience is better than sacrifice. It is better to have… Continue