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Strength for the Waiting
Waiting has a way of testing what you truly believe about God. When answers delay, the heart starts negotiating maybe God has forgotten, maybe the promise has expired, maybe the door has closed. Isaiah gives perspective to by restoring your vision of God. “Hast thou not known? hast thou not heard?” This is a call…
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El Roi: The God Who Sees Me
This is the story of Hagar. She found herself in the wilderness where she was hurting, running, uncertain about tomorrow. She was the kind of person society could ignore easily; a servant, a woman in pain, a person people could use and discard, yet God singled her out in the wilderness. He addressed her personally…
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Finding God in the Quiet
Some seasons are quiet. You believe, you still pray, and still want God, yet the familiar warmth is missing. Your words rise, but they don’t seem to carry you. Worship is still worship, but your heart doesn’t catch fire the way it used to. In that kind of silence, the soul can start to feel…
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The Purifying Glory of God
Scripture: Isaiah 6: 1-8 Song: Purify me by Deborah Joseph ft Theophilus Sunday Life has a way of shrinking God in the heart, because survival becomes the daily language of the soul. Intimacy with God is not proximity to religious things; intimacy is awareness of His Person. Isaiah’s encounter begins with a line that reads…
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Show Me Your Glory
Moses had seen God do mighty things, yet there was a moment when miracles were not enough. He had watched seas part, heard thunder on the mountain, and led a people through impossible places, but something deeper began to rise in him; a hunger that was not satisfied by outcomes. That hunger became a simple…
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Beholding: The Look That Refuses to Leave
Scripture: Psalm 27:4 Song: We Behold(Qavah Anthem)by Abbey Ojomu You don’t behold what you don’t love. We glance at what we can live without. We linger over what we value. Beholding is not a religious word for staring. It is the language of affection; attention that stays because it has found beauty worth remaining with.…
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A Hunger You Can’t Ignore
“As the deer panteth for the water…” is not a cute picture. It’s a serious one. A deer doesn’t pant because it wants something extra. It pants because it needs something essential. David describes his desire for God: not as interest, but as need, not as “God is important,” but as “God is necessary.” That…
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Not an Appointment, but a Dwelling Place
Some of us treat God like a destination we visit when life gets noisy, an emergency room for the soul. We rush in with our needs, collect strength, then rush out again. David didn’t describe God’s presence as a place to stop by, but a place to dwell. An appointment has a start time and…
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Power for Discernment
Discernment is one of the ways God protects destiny without shouting. It is heaven’s warning system in your spirit. It tells you, “This is not for you,” even when everyone is clapping. It tells you, “Slow down,” even when your emotions are rushing. It tells you, “This is a trap,” even when it looks like…
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