Thursday, May 02, 2024

In 2014, I heard in my spirit the Lord say “O’ Daughter of Eve Come Receive.” I said in response, “receive what Lord?” He said “all that you are created to receive, all that you are entitled to receive.” He definitely had my attention and I excitedly said “Help me Lord to receive all that I was created to receive. Show me!”

Thursday, May 02, 2024

Two keys in the Kingdom of God that will bring healing to your heart and redemption to your life: the Word of God and Forgiveness. In a world where the pain of our past can weigh heavily on our hearts, it's easy to feel lost, alone, and burdened by shame. But today,

Thursday, May 02, 2024

In the tapestry of the Bible, there are numerous stories that resonate deeply with our human experiences. One such story is that of the woman, the only woman, that Jesus called Daughter, as a proper name with a capital “D.”

Thursday, May 02, 2024

I grew up feeling unloved and unworthy of love due to the treatment by a parent. My mother was used by the enemy (we do not fight flesh and blood so I am not blaming my mother) to come at an early age and cause deep verbal and emotional pain.

Thursday, May 02, 2024

In Part 1, we learned that Martha had a heart issue. The Lord in His grace and mercy did not want to leave Martha in that state, so He addressed it privately with Martha. Although Jesus addressed it privately, man has publicly denounced Martha. This was not what Jesus intended. Let’s learn how Jesus redeemed Martha, go to John 11 and read verse 1 through 44.

Wednesday, May 01, 2024

For years in Christian circles and even from many pulpits, I have heard the saying and/or teaching of do not to be a Martha. These teachings and saying, “don’t be a Martha” come from the story of Mary and Martha when Jesus comes to Martha’s house, but no one talks about when Jesus redeemed Martha at the raising of Lazarus from the dead.