stewardship

Multiplicity & Jumpstart Update

Perhaps you, too, feel overwhelmed with too many things clamoring for your time and attention. Maybe you have felt scattered, like you’re doing so many things that you’re not doing anything well. Maybe you have even felt a bit of confusion in your time with the Lord, because there are so many different things to do and to practice and so many different places to go and things to engage with in the Spirit. Like me, maybe you have been trying to maintain all these natural responsibilities and spiritual disciplines out of singularity instead of realizing that, in Christ, you are multidimensional. … Continue readingMultiplicity & Jumpstart Update

Leveraging Your Suffering

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

Eternal vs Temporal & Countdown to Christmas Week 3: Free Garden In My Heart book

Last week, I shared about a trading platform in the heavenly realm where we all trade all the time, whether we realize it or not. I was longing for clarity concerning how to prioritize and what to invest my time and life in, and Wisdom … Continue readingEternal vs Temporal & Countdown to Christmas Week 3: Free Garden In My Heart book

The Narrow Way

When satan tempted Christ, he showed Him the kingdoms of this world and said, “This is what you will get if you just worship me.” By contrast, when the rich young ruler came to Christ, Jesus said nothing of what he would get, but rather said, … Continue readingThe Narrow Way

Day of Atonement

Today (starting at sundown on October 4th) is Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. We have journeyed together through the Hebrew month of Elul, where our beautiful King walked with us in the fields of our lives, showing us what to say YES to and … Continue readingDay of Atonement

How To Tell The Difference Between Discernment and Accusation

Have you ever been the target of false accusation and slander? Have you ever been wounded by someone who was focused on your faults and weaknesses without seeing your true identity? Have you been frustrated by those who were quick to point out your issues … Continue readingHow To Tell The Difference Between Discernment and Accusation

The Shoulders of the Priests

For your crossing over into your Promised Land and for your miraculous parting of the Jordan, the priestly must go first. It is all about ministering to the Lord and bearing on your shoulders the Ark of the Covenant, which is the “kabod” of God – the weight of His presence and His glory. The people will follow the priests who minister to the Lord and who bear His presence upon their shoulders. Only the priestly anointing can part the tumultuous waters standing between you and your promises. Then, when those waters part, you will walk through on dry ground and will manifest your kingship as you take the land. … Continue readingThe Shoulders of the Priests

There are four things that you can do with your resources (time, money, energy, affection, attention, revelation, talents, spiritual gifts): 1. Waste: You do this when you fail to steward your resources but instead squander them on fleshly lusts or unwise practices. You also do this when … Continue readingStewardship

Money & Ruling Cities

In last week’s post we talked about overshadowing, and you now know that you can spread your spirit-wings over the geographical earth to transform it. One of the most powerful vehicles of external agreement for that terraforming process is material wealth. Material abundance is a … Continue readingMoney & Ruling Cities

The Struggle To Say No

Last week, we talked about self-will and the rebellious will. Both of these misalignments make it difficult to say yes and both are manifestations of a struggle to trust God. This week, we’ll highlight the weak or broken will and the passive will. These conditions make … Continue readingThe Struggle To Say No

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