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God will stir up the pot in your life

Sometimes God has to stir the pot of your life so that what’s hidden can rise to the surface—so you can see it and deal with it. What makes a soup rich and creamy are the nutrients that float to the top when the pot is stirred. But too often, we skim off those very nutrients and throw them away, not realizing we’re discarding what’s most valuable. This message was given to me by the Lord. In clearer words: sometimes we already have the answers to the questions we ask God. Sometimes He has already given us solutions. But we don’t examine them—we don’t recognize their value. And so, God allows a kind of “revolution” to happen in our lives, to bring clarity and draw our attention to what was there all along. Sometimes the answers are visible—God brings them right to the surface—but we either don’t take them seriously, don’t know what to do with them, or simply push them aside and end up missing out. Even when God gives us clarity, we can still fail to see what He’s trying to tell us.

Strength for the daily battle

  ๐ŸŒฟ God With Purpose ๐ŸŒฟ ✨ Strength for the Daily Battle ✨ I comfort myself in His Word. Through His Word, I receive strength for my daily battles. And as I share it, I feel the joy and love of the Lord filling me. That is what He desires for you too — to share what He has given you. This is why you must not stop reading His Word. It is your sword. As you read, you begin to delight yourself in Him. And as you delight in Him, He fills you with overflowing joy and peace through the mighty power of the Holy Spirit. Do not let anyone discourage you. Continue on this journey. And when you feel like you cannot go on anymore, surrender every battle to Him — because He fights for you. When we feel powerless in ourselves, that is our invitation to run to Christ and receive strength from Him. “When I am weak, He is strong.” 2 Corinthians 12:9–10 *"But He said to me, ‘My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is made perfect in weakness.’ Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about m...

Don’t waste the twilight

  Devotional: Don’t Waste the Twilight Scripture Reading: 2 Kings 7:3–9 Proverbs 24:16 Reflection Twilight is that quiet, uncertain moment between day and night—after the sun has set or just before it rises. It is neither fully dark nor fully light. Spiritually speaking, twilight represents those seasons in our lives when clarity feels partial and the future feels unresolved. Scripture introduces us to twilight as part of God’s divine order. In Genesis 1:14–16, God created two lights—the greater to govern the day and the lesser to govern the night. When one light yields to the other, a  shift  occurs. That shift is twilight. And while it can be a vulnerable time, the Bible shows us that it can also be a moment of decisive breakthrough. Throughout Scripture, twilight is associated with significant action. David struck the Philistines during twilight (1 Samuel 30:17). Job tells us that those who do evil often wait for twilight to act (Job 24:15). But one of the most powerfu...

SCARS & PAIN

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SCARS AND PAIN  WILL MAKE YOU PRODUCE When an avocado tree is not giving avocados you make a scar on them and they in their nature will produce fruit because they tend to feel that scar as death. So what I'm trying to say today to you is that the scars, the bruises and everything that hurts you will produce fruit in you. It's good to be afflicted because it brings out production. When I am weak, I'm really strong because that weakness, will produce your strength through Jesus. Give and you shall receive. And whatever you do, do it as for the Lord; knowing that you will be recompensated by him. Give without expecting anything in exchange. You are hurt, because you have so much potential in you. You have so much than can be beneficial to others. You have more in you, than what you think. You just don't know how much because you don't feel valuable. Sometimes you don't even feel it's worth to sacrifice your giving or offering. But remember we are not here for o...

TRUST OR THRUST

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  Trust is truly to rest in the Lord for He is truth. These are the benefits of resting in the Lord: Strength Healing Restoration Renovation Security Comfort Peace Confidence Mathew 12:8 For the Son of Man is Lord of the Sabbath.” Mark 2:27 Then he said to them, “The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath. For in the Lord is our rest. When you don't rest then you start to rust "spiritually". What is rust? Rust is a reddish- or yellowish-brown flaky coating of iron oxide that is formed on iron or steel by oxidation, especially in the presence of moisture. Rust can be prevented by Oils and grease coating which cuts off moist air. So, spiritually talking the oil symbolizes "anointing". And you can only receive it when you rest in the Lord ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ’–. TRUST is a firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something. THRUST means to push (something or someone) suddenly or violently in the specified direction. Trust is confidence, ...

WHALE DREAM

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I had a dream on this day and God gave me the revelation of what it meant. I had a dream on this day and God gave the revelation of what it meant. In my dream, I saw a big mama whale and her baby a man with a scuba dress on and a fishing harpoon.  The baby was being taken away by fishers. The mama was floating upside down. And the scuba diver had a fishing harpoon in his hand. The Lord gave me the revelation.  I asked the Lord what does this dream mean.   Well, this is what it means:   The baby was our Savior and Lord as he was taken away from Us. The Mama whale was the representation of the church and she was floating upside down towards the surface in need of recovery because she had gotten hurt by the scuba diver.  Whales are mammals that are hunted by these fishers and are intentionally murdered for the purpose of extraction and exploitation. I did more research on the subject and this is what I found.   Over a thousand whales are killed each year ...

SELAH

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There are different opinions about the meaning of the word "SELAH". The common understanding seems as if it were a pause, an opportunity to reflect on what you see or even hear; I would even add what you say. It can be something you read or write, something you heard or saw, or even something you have said. Today, I invite you to take a pause in your life and meditate: What are you looking at, and what are you listening to? As a matter of fact, what are you even talking about? Do you have enough proof to sustain in fact what you are saying? It may be from someone or something, for example: A song, the media a television program; etc.  Does it have a double meaning that may be affecting your life or those around you? Have you ever felt like you don't even know what's going on in your life? As if you were battling with something invisible but you can't even tell what it is. I encourage you to invite the Holy Spirit to help ...