If you’ve been tracking with me for awhile, you probably know what time of year it is… We are approaching the Hebrew month of Elul, which begins a 40-day period when the Father has knitted into the fabric of time an extra measure of grace … Continue readingBreaking Cycles & Redeeming Time – The Power of Elul
In Hebraic thought, Ruach HaKodesh is the power emanating from God’s name, which breathes life into all of creation. The aspirated consonants of God’s name, YHVH (Yod, Hei, Vav, Hei) even sound like breathing, especially the letter Hei. In both Hebrew and Christian mysticism, Hei represents the Ruach, the breath of … Continue readingDancing Over the Land
God is never the author of evil. It is our adversary who seeks to “steal, kill and destroy.” Our Father DOES, however, give us opportunities to OVERCOME evil, knowing that suffering produces a brokenness and humility in us that nothing else can accomplish. This brokenness doesn’t earn His blessing, but, if we respond correctly, it does serve to break the dominion of the flesh, which, in turn, allows us to receive and steward the blessings He is constantly pouring out. This is why God loves a broken and contrite spirit. … Continue readingLeveraging Your Suffering
Is what worked for you spiritually in past seasons no longer working? Does it feel like the things you have been doing are no longer thriving? Are you experiencing the dying away of some familiar things, yet you have no idea what comes next? Welcome … Continue readingA Holy Shift, part 1: The Church in Transition
Perhaps you are in a situation where you can’t even imagine the manifestation of your heart’s desires or the promises of God in your life. If that is where you are, don’t despair. You just need to find your starting place. And there is a … Continue readingFinding Your Starting Place
We are in the midst of a radical shift, where the earth has moved out of the age of religion and into the age of the outpouring of God’s glory. Times of epic transition are characterized by corrupt world systems and even obsolete systems that … Continue readingJudging World Systems