Be transformed by the renewing of your mind !

Walls Came Down Letting the walls down in our heart is part of the healing process — to allow the river of love to flow and give life. For years, we have put walls up to protect ourselves from the harm that has come our way. But the Lord does not say to dam up the heart. He says, “I will remove from you your heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh.” — Ezekiel 36:26 A heart that feels again. A heart that lives again. A heart that can love again. Faith is not damming the

UNEQUAL LOVE Most families experience unequal love that God Himself has allowed to enter. Let us look at where the problem comes from, and the solution that Christ brought. Cain and Abel — jealousy begins The first conflict between brothers appears in the Book of Genesis. God accepts Abel’s offering but not Cain’s. “The Lord looked with favour on Abel and his offering, but on Cain and his offering he did not look with favour.” — Genesis 4:4–5 Cain interprets this as rejectio

GLORY RESTORED We have all fallen short of the glory of God,because love has been dammed off within us. As it is written: “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” — Romans 3:23 People search for love in all the wrong places. They look to another to complete them, yet they still fall short of the love they are seeking. Their days pass by, and the love within them remains pent up, unable to flow out. Their feelings were never truly met because they did not kno

Feeling Feelings As a society, through the generations, most of us have not been loved well. Because of this, the expression of our feelings is often misunderstood or shunned. When we share how we feel, it is often received as criticism by the person we are speaking to. Instead of being heard, our feelings are dismissed or defended against. It becomes like a barricade that prevents the feeling from being felt. So, we bury the feeling and carry on into the next day, pushing it

Each generation brings its own flaws and often passes them to the next generation, sometimes without even knowing it. Then life on earth deals with us according to those flaws until we rise above those shortcomings and create a new way for the next generation to glean from. It takes a long time to grow into the gifts of love that come from God. Love: 1. Is patient 2. Is kind 3. Does not envy 4. Does not boast 5. Is not proud 6. Does not

Love of God As I walk the path of integration, I am noticing the many different expressions of life that exist. Integration is allowing another group or person to be who they have been formed to be, and to exhibit their own expression of Christ, remembering that God owns all things and appoints each person in their place. Integration does not remove difference; it allows each part of the body to stand in its place. Integration is also different from belonging to a group. When

One Body at the Table For a long time, I stood as a watchman on the wall. A watchman looks outward. Discerns. Guards. Measures what is right and what is wrong. Separates what feels pure from what feels compromised. There was a season where that was necessary. I had to work out my salvation with fear and trembling. I had to know what was mine and what was inherited. I had to come out from patterns, from structures, from borrowed thinking. But something shifted. Christ did not

Daniel’s Statue An Inner Journey of Overcoming In the book of Book of Daniel, a great statue is revealed: A head of gold. Chest and arms of silver. Belly and thighs of bronze. Legs of iron. Feet of iron mixed with clay. Historically, these were kingdoms. But inwardly, they can also mirror the kingdoms that rule within the human soul. Gold — Glory and Self Gold shines. It reflects light. It carries honour. In the beginning, we are drawn to glory — reputation, identity, calli

Have We Moved Through Daniels Image? Have we moved through the body that Daniel prophesied about? Let us look at the end of that image. THE IMAGE THROUGH THE AGES The Vision In the Book of Daniel 2:31–33: “You saw a great image…Its head was of fine gold, its chest and arms of silver, its belly and thighs of bronze, its legs of iron, its feet partly of iron and partly of clay.” A single image. One body. The Interpretation Daniel 2:37–38: “You, O king… are this head of gold.” S

After the resurrection, Jesus says to Mary: “Do not cling to Me, for I have not yet ascended to My Father…” — Gospel of John 20:17 This is an important distinction. Jesus has risen. The tomb is empty. Death has been defeated. And yet He says He has not yet ascended to the Father. So resurrection is not the completion of glorification. In John’s Gospel, glorification begins at the cross, continues through resurrection, and reaches its fullness in the return to the Father. Resu

Sovereignty– Notice the word sovereignty has the word “reign” in it. You will rule and reign with Christ ” was never about hierarchy, dominance, or authority over others. It’s about restored order within the human being — Christ’s life fully expressed through a person. Sovereignty, in that sense, is when: The inner war has ended The divided self is gathered into one The will of God is not obeyed by effort, but lived by alignment Then rulership is not asserted — it flows .

Being Is When Nothing Is Being Taken There is a difference between giving and being drained. Many people give from themselves — from effort, responsibility, care, and goodwill. It looks generous, but it costs life. Over time, something is taken. Energy thins. Presence tightens. The body knows before the mind does. This is not time ageing the body, but life being drawn down. There is another way of living. Being is when nothing is being taken. This does not mean nothing is hap

Breath of Life God speaks a language that must be listened for, not assumed. Like a child learning to speak, it is heard first by those willing to listen in a new way. The birth of the earth came in formlessness and emptiness. Deep darkness covered everything. God hovered — like a parent waiting for a child to be born. Then He separated the waters. Like a birth. And the earth became alive with His breath. Man and woman — another birth. Israel — another birth, formed slowly,

Those Who Thought They Were the Generation Today a sadness rose in my heart. For years, the overcoming journey has carried a quiet hope — that a generation would arise who would reveal the fullness of Christ in a human being.That the corporate body would mature.That something complete would finally be seen on the earth. Then a question came: How many generations before us thought the same? How many walked this earth believing they were the ones who would see it? How many pur

Accusation did not begin with violence or hatred. It began with self-protection. When Adam spoke, he did not deny what he had done — he redirected the weight of it. “ The woman You gave me.” In that moment, responsibility shifted upward, and trust fractured. What could not be carried inward was placed outward, and accusation learned how to move. From that first deflection, accusation became transferable. It did not remain with Adam; it passed from person to person, generati

Christ is not returning to fragments —He will be revealed through a complete body. Recently, I asked to see the fullness of Christ. What I was shown was not a throne, nor a figure descending — but horses in starting gates. Each horse was strong .Each was trained. Each was running with conviction. But each had blinkers on. And between every horse was a barrier. The gate was open. The race had begun. Yet no horse could see the others. Each ran their course believing, without qu

The Thread That Was Set Aside There is a reason Mary was largely left out of Pentecostalism, and it is not because she is insignificant — it is because she speaks of formation , not fire. Pentecostalism preserved power, immediacy, and the activity of the Spirit. But it did not stay long with the mystery of incarnation — Christ formed within a human life. Mary stands at the doorway of that mystery. Mary — the story of Christ formed in a human body Mary tells the story Pente

Over the years, I have seen inside the churches. At first, I was filled with excitement. Then I saw the devil roaming within the walls. I became cautious of who was leading me inside those walls. Then I felt loss. And the loveless church rose up and turned its back on me. I went outside the walls — that is when they refused to know me anymore. Then, I became angry. In time, that anger gave way to acceptance. And now that acceptance has turned into sorrow. I have seen shepherd

Jezebel and Ahab are not merely historical figures; they are an example of how the world system seeks to control the people of God. The question Scripture presses upon us is this: How much longer will you tolerate the Jezebel spirit? That spirit represents the rule of the world over the inner life—control, compromise, intimidation, and manipulation disguised as authority. This is why Elijah is sent. Elijah does not negotiate with Jezebel; he exposes her. He confronts the sy

Moses, Elijah, and Jesus Christ arrived at rest before transformation. Moses carried the people through the wilderness for forty years. His calling was to lead them through the desert, not into the land. When Israel reached the edge of promise, his assignment was complete. Moses went up the mountain, and his body was never found. His task ended in completion, not defeat.He did not fall short in the wilderness — the wilderness ended when his work was done. Elijah reached the e