Rejoice in the Lord alway: and again I say, Rejoice. Let your moderation be known unto all men. The Lord is at hand. Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God. And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things.

Good morning, sisters! As we step into this new month, I want to share what I heard in my spirit this morning: “Rejoice in the Lord always. Again I will say, rejoice!” (Philippians 4) March is not a month we enter with worry, fear, or heaviness. It is a month we enter with rejoicing — intentionally, boldly, and continually. The Apostle Paul goes on to remind us to: Let our gentleness be evident to all because the Lord is near. Be anxious for nothing, but pray about everything. Thank God in advance. Receive His peace — the kind that guards our hearts and minds. And finally… to think on what is true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, and praiseworthy. So this month, we make a decision: We will rejoice — no matter what it looks like. We rejoice because God is good. We rejoice because His mercy is everlasting. We rejoice because His hand is already on March. ✨ We declare: The goodness of God over your mind — peace replacing pressure. The goodness of God over your health — strength and restoration. The goodness of God over your finances — provision and overflow. The goodness of God over your family — unity and covering. The goodness of God over your relationships — healing and grace. The goodness of God over your purpose and ministry — clarity and fruitfulness. This month will not be filled with dread — it will be filled with the evidence of a good Father. His goodness is not behind you. His goodness is not just beside you. His goodness is running after you. Let March be marked by joy, prayer, gratitude, and disciplined thinking. Walk into every day declaring: ➡️ “I will rejoice in the Lord — again and again, I will rejoice!” Welcome to a month of His goodness 💛

Lent is a season of reflection, growth, and discipline. Over the next 40 days, many people choose to give something up to focus on becoming better spiritually, mentally, and emotionally. So I want to ask you: ✝️ Why Lent Is 40 Days Lent lasts about 40 days before Easter (not counting Sundays). The number 40 is important in the Bible because it represents testing, preparation, and growth, such as: - Jesus fasting for 40 days in the wilderness - Moses spending 40 days on Mount Sinai - Noah’s 40 days of rain So the 40 days of Lent are meant to be a time of spiritual reset and preparation before celebrating Easter. 🌿 What Lent Is About Traditionally, Lent is a season for: ✅ Self-discipline✅ Prayer and reflection✅ Repentance✅ Personal growth✅ Drawing closer to God That’s why people “give something up” — not just to suffer, but to: 👉 Remove distractions👉 Build discipline👉 Replace bad habits with better ones👉 Focus more on faith and purpose 💬 What are you giving up for the next 40 days? Is it social media, negative thinking, junk food, bad habits, procrastination, or something else? Let’s encourage each other and grow together. Drop your answer below 👇🏽💜

We are halfway through this consistency challenge, and today is a moment to pause, reflect, and realign. This is a day of: ✔ Refresh ✔ Reset ✔ Refocus ✔ Relaunch Before we move forward, I want you to honestly ask yourself: Where am I right now? How have I been doing? Have I stayed consistent? Have I stayed disciplined? Have I stayed committed? This is not a day of guilt. This is a day of grace. God is giving us a fresh start for the second half. 📖 Scripture Reading for Today 📌 Read Gospel of Luke Chapter 5 Pay close attention to the beginning of this chapter. Peter said: “Lord, we have toiled all night and caught nothing.” In other words: “I tried.” “I worked.” “I put in effort.” “I saw no results.” But then Jesus said: “Launch out into the deep.” And Peter obeyed. When he did, everything changed. Day 15 Devotional: Launch Again — But Deeper Many of us can relate to Peter. We tried. We prayed. We worked. We believed. And sometimes… nothing happened. No results. No movement. No breakthrough. But God is saying today: Try again. Trust again. Believe again. Launch again. Not on the surface. Not halfway. Not in fear. Launch in faith. Go deeper than you’ve ever gone before. Pray deeper. Trust deeper. Commit deeper. Obey deeper. This next season requires deeper faith. God is not calling you to repeat old levels. He is calling you to new territory. Not what you’ve done before. Not where you’ve been before. Something greater. Something stronger. Something deeper. 🙏🏽 Time in God’s Presence – Day 15 Today, spend one full hour with God. Use this time to: Reflect on the last 14 days Repent if needed Realign your heart Renew your commitment Ask God for fresh strength Let Him reset you.

Today is a powerful day. The Lord is reminding us that our words matter. What we speak carries authority. What we declare releases power. Yesterday, we read Gospel of Mark Chapter 8, and it was a powerful reminder about faith, obedience, and spiritual vision. If you haven’t read it yet, go back and read it today. Today, we are stepping into prophetic faith. We are learning how to speak life where things look dead. 📖 Scripture Reading for Today 📌 Read Book of Ezekiel Chapter 37 This chapter teaches us that: God can revive anything. God can restore anything. God can resurrect anything. No situation is too dry for Him. The Word says: “So I prophesied as I was commanded: and as I prophesied, there was a noise, and behold a shaking, and the bones came together, bone to his bone.” Ezekiel 37:7 Ezekiel spoke — and things began to move. Today, when we speak — things will begin to shift. ❤️Day 12 Devotional: Speak Until It Lives In Ezekiel 37, God asked a powerful question: “Can these bones live?” From the natural view, the answer was no. They were dry. They were scattered. They were lifeless. But God said, “Prophesy.” Not complain. Not fear. Not doubt. Prophesy. Because faith speaks. Today, God is teaching us: Stop speaking what you see. Start speaking what He said. Your words can activate revival in your life. 🔥 Prophetic Declarations – Day 12 Today, we prophesy: 🙇🏽‍♀️ Over our Identity in Christ 🙏🏽 Over our marriage — we speak restoration, unity, and healing. 💚 Over our finances — we speak provision, overflow, and wisdom. 💖 Over our children — we speak protection, purpose, and salvation. ✍🏽Over our career — we speak favor, doors, and advancement. 🗣️Over our assignment — we speak clarity, strength, and completion. We prophesy life. We prophesy breakthrough. We prophesy victory. In Jesus’ name. 🙏🏽 Time in God’s Presence – Day 12 Today, spend one full hour with God. Use this time to: Read Ezekiel 37 out loud Speak God’s Word Declare promises Pray prophetically Listen for direction