In my post Beautiful Heirs, God had me highlight the need for us to be expectant for Him to fulfill His word. Having spent over a decade in ministry, I’ve come to find one of the major blocks to believing God Continue reading God is Faithful (Even When We Are Not)
Several years back the Lord shed some clarity on how He’s wired me when I became aware of a role/calling that so perfectly exemplifies how He’s made me. The word in Hebrew is zakar (H2142) and part of its english Continue reading Zakar (Rememberer)
There’s a principle we see in scripture where the Father bears with us long to move suddenly. Like Habakkuk 2:3 says, “For the vision is yet for an appointed time, but at the end it shall speak, and not lie: Continue reading Suddenlies (Genesis 41)
This silk is a little different from the ones I normally share on here. Normally, I share ones that God gives me the pieces to in my quiet time with Him. And while that’s still true with this silk, one Continue reading Silk: From Mourning to Dancing & Art: Joy Comes in the Morning
The name of your silk is Good Father. The colors in it are: Pale pink representing tender loving care Baby blue representing seated with the Lord in heavenly places Dark red representing sacrificial love Deep dark blue representing the Father Dark Continue reading Silk: Good Father
The name of your silk is Be Strong and Flourish. The colors in it are: Fuchsia representing passion Wisteria representing intimacy Peacock blue representing fullness of His word Plum representing prosperity Seafoam representing mercy Baby blue representing heaven Gold shimmer representing divine light
This is sort of a “How-to receive a prophetic word” part 2. In that post, I touched on not trying to make a word come to pass, but here I’m going to flesh out the reasons why a bit. First Continue reading Letting the Prophetic Play Out
It’s been nearly two years since my last post. I’d love to tell you it’s been such a joyous time I’ve been too busy to blog, but that wouldn’t be true. In many ways it has been the hardest couple Continue reading Radio Silence
So much can be learned by seeing how Old Testament verses are quoted in the New Testament! I had an “ah ha” moment early this week that caused me to ponder on something I discovered when I dug a little Continue reading Those Who Love, Wait (1 Cor 2:9, Is 64:4)
Last night as Allen and I read this week’s Torah Portion during Shabbat (sabbath), I couldn’t help but be struck by something. So often I hear people praying blessings from Deuteronomy 28 over someone – I’d wager you’ve heard some Continue reading Conditional Promises (Deut 28)
