🎉💐 Happy Belated Birthday, Marie Boutin! 💐🎉 Although your special day was October 3rd, it is never too late to celebrate someone who is such a beautiful blessing to others! Marie, your faithful service to your community, your heart of compassion, and the grace with which you serve do not go unnoticed. You are truly a shining example of what it means to be the hands and feet of Jesus, serving others with humility, love, and dedication. Galatians 6:9 (KJV) reminds us, “And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” My prayer is that God continues to renew your strength, enlarge your territory, replenish everything you so graciously pour into others, and bless you abundantly in this new chapter of life. May this new year bring you divine favor, overflowing joy, good health, peace, and unexpected blessings! Happy Belated Birthday, Marie! 🥳🌷 Keep shining, keep serving, and keep allowing God’s grace to flow through you. Your labor of love is not in vain! ❤️🙏🏽

Happy Birthday to Prophetess Jazz Daniels! 🎉🎂💐 Today, we celebrate a truly godly woman, a devoted mother, an exceptional wife, and a cherished friend. Your life is a beautiful testimony of faith, love, strength, wisdom, and unwavering devotion to God and your family. There is something deeply special about the way you pour into others—with a timely word, a heartfelt prayer, a listening ear, or simply the warmth of your presence. Your compassion, wisdom, and servant’s heart have encouraged more people than you may ever realize. The love and care you give so freely leave a lasting impression. May the Lord continue to bless you abundantly, strengthen you for every assignment, and honor the desires of your heart. May this new year bring you greater joy, divine favor, renewed strength, overflowing peace, and a fresh anointing. May God’s presence guide you in every decision, His grace sustain you through every season, and His promises manifest beautifully in your life. As you celebrate another year, may you pause and recognize how faithfully God has carried you, how much your life has blessed others, and how deeply you are loved and appreciated. May your home be filled with laughter, your heart with peace, and your days with meaningful moments shared with the people who treasure you most. May your birthday be filled with love, laughter, beautiful memories, thoughtful surprises, and the overwhelming presence of the Lord. We celebrate your strength, your faith, your tenderness, and the beautiful woman God continues to shape you into. Happy Birthday to an extraordinary woman of God, Prophetess Jazz Daniels! ❤️🙏🏽🎊 Accepting Birthday wishes and gifts: Good morning, Apple Pay or Zelle- jazzminfrazier@yahoo.com

Happy 27th Anniversary to my beloved husband, Ronald Caviness! ❤️ Twenty-seven years ago, we began a journey of learning one another, growing together, and blending our families into one. We have walked through beautiful seasons and difficult ones, and every step has shaped us, strengthened us, and brought us closer. Looking back, I am overwhelmed with gratitude for the life we have built and for the love that has carried us through it all. Ronald, I thank God for you every day. You are the epitome of an Ephesians 5:25 man—a loving husband, provider, protector, and my very best friend. Your steadfast love, patience, strength, and devotion to me and our family have been blessings beyond words. I am so grateful for the way you love me, stand beside me, and continue to choose us. Through every season, God has reminded us that a strong marriage is not built on perfection, but on love, forgiveness, commitment, faith, and the decision to keep walking together. We have chosen to put God first and allow Him to remain at the center of our marriage, and I am so thankful He has guided us through these 27 years. After all this time, I still choose you. I still honor you. I still cherish you. And I still thank God for the gift of being your wife. You are my heart, my home, and my forever love. Happy Anniversary, my love! Here’s to the beautiful journey still ahead of us—hand in hand, heart to heart, and with God leading the way. I love you more than words can ever express, Ronald! 💕🥂 “Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate.” — Mark 10:9

1. Submit Greek: Hypotassō (ὑποτάσσω)—Strong’s G5293 To place under, subject oneself, or accept authority. In James 4:7, submitting to God means placing yourself under His authority and obeying His direction. Hebrew: Kānaʿ (כָּנַע)—Strong’s H3665 To humble oneself, be brought low, or come into subjection. It connects submission with a heart willing to surrender pride. Personal application: “Lord, I accept Your authority over my life.” 2. Yield Greek: Paristēmi (παρίστημι)—Strong’s G3936 To present, offer, or place oneself at another’s disposal. In Romans 6:13, yielding yourself to God means offering yourself for His service. Hebrew: Nāthan (נָתַן)—Strong’s H5414 To give, place, or hand over. In 2 Chronicles 30:8, “yield yourselves unto the LORD” uses an expression literally involving giving the hand, conveying submission or allegiance. Personal application: “Lord, I make myself available to Your will.” 3. Commit Greek: Paratithēmi (παρατίθημι)—Strong’s G3908 To entrust or place something into another’s care. In Luke 23:46, Jesus commits His spirit into the Father’s hands. Hebrew: Gālal (גָּלַל)—Strong’s H1556 Literally, to roll. In Psalm 37:5, committing your way to the Lord pictures rolling it onto Him—entrusting your path and concerns to His care. Personal application: “Lord, I entrust my plans and concerns to You.” 4. Humble Greek: Tapeinoō (ταπεινόω)—Strong’s G5013 To make low or humble oneself. In James 4:10, it describes humbling yourself before God, recognizing your dependence on Him. Hebrew: Kānaʿ (כָּנַע)—Strong’s H3665 To humble oneself or be brought low. In 2 Chronicles 7:14, it describes God’s people humbling themselves as they turn toward Him in prayer and repentance. Personal application: “Lord, I lay aside my pride and acknowledge that I need You.” 5. Deny Greek: Aparneomai (ἀπαρνέομαι)—Strong’s G533 To deny, disown, or renounce. In Luke 9:23, denying yourself means renouncing self-rule and choosing to follow Jesus.

Matthew 13:44 “Again, the kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field, which a man found and hid; and for joy over it he goes and sells all that he has and buys that field." Scripture uses the word matmon (מַטְמוֹן) for this kind of treasure. It comes from a word that means to hide or bury. Proverbs 2:4 talks about searching for wisdom "as for hidden treasures." Solomon promises that those who search will find the knowledge of God. In ancient times, when armies came, families buried their valuables and sometimes never returned. Fields could hide secrets, and a plow might uncover a fortune. Yeshua is saying the Kingdom is like that — a discovery that can turn an ordinary day into the day your life changes. This is what revelation does. Before the treasure is seen, selling everything looks reckless. After the treasure is seen, holding on to everything else looks reckless. Nobody had to pressure this man. Nobody preached him into it or made him feel guilty. What he saw was worth so much that he was moved, and joy did the rest. The Kingdom has always worked this way. It's why fishermen left their nets and Matthew walked away from the tax booth. They weren't grim recruits paying a hard price. They had seen the King, and suddenly the nets looked small. Paul said it plainly in Philippians 3:8 he counted all things loss for the surpassing worth of knowing His Lord. He wasn't celebrating loss. He was celebrating what he had gained. Also notice that the man buys the whole field. In Scripture, land is more than just soil. It stands for inheritance, covenant, and a future for your children. When Jerusalem was under siege and the land seemed worthless, the Lord told Jeremiah to buy a field in Anathoth, sign the deed, and seal it in a clay jar. The reason was this: "houses and fields and vineyards shall be possessed again in this land" {Jerimiah 32:15}. Buying the field was a prophetic act. It showed, "I believe what God has hidden here." That is what faith looks like. Sometimes we want the treasure but not the field, the promise but not the process, the glory but not the surrender. But this man accepts the rocks, weeds, and ordinary land along with the treasure, because he knows what is hidden there. Some times of obedience will seem ordinary, and some will be costly. But when you know what is buried there, you stop thinking about the cost and start thinking about the treasure.