In the beginning God said: God said. God said. God said. God said. That's the pattern. Reality is captured within the utterance of God. His words are not informative. They are creative. When God speaks He doesn't just describe, He creates realms, atmospheres, dimensions, and possibilities. And when He speaks over a life, everything changes. Jacob understood this. He wrestled with God and said, I won't let you Go until you BLESS ME! What was the Blessing? Have you ever looked? Genesis 32 27 So He said to him, “What is your name?” And he said, “Jacob.” 28 Then the man said, “Your name will no more be called Jacob, but Israel. For you have fought with God and with men, and have prevailed.” 29 Then Jacob asked Him, “Tell me, I pray You, Your name.” But He said, “Why do you ask Me My name?” Then He blessed him there. 30 Jacob called the name of the place Peniel, saying, “I have seen God face to face, and my life has been preserved.” The Blessing was two-fold. First the blessing was the command of God... "Your Name will no longer be Jacob but Israel" then He declares who he is - A Prince (the essence of what the name or the Word Israel means which is "Prince" or "Wrestles or Strives with God") The Blessing was God calling Jacob by a NEW NAME. A NEW IDENTITY. Before he was a deceiver, a liar, a runaway from his own family... that was his identity, but now God was calling him a prince... The man who was afraid to face his own brother, came face to face with God and prevailed! Do you understand how profound that is.... the experience of God letting you Win and then hyping you up? The Second Blessing was the revelation of who Jacob was wrestling with.... Jacob asked "What is your Name" then the mysterious person says, "Why do you ask Me My name?.... THEN He Blessed Him and next we see Jacob saying, "I have seen the Face of God" In one night, his name changed, his ranking changed, his authority changed. He entered what is called territorial priesthood, authority over regions and territories, not because he worked for it, but because he wrestled for it and refused to let go.

Ok so i just discovered something while Im working on my new book "Predestined? Free Will vs. God's Hand in Finding Your Spouse" In Genesis 1 and 2 the word for Man is the same word for Adam. Genesis 1:27 Modern English Version 27 So God created man(Adam) in His own image; in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them. Ok so in this verse God is saying God created Adam in his own image, BUT as he's saying this he then says He created them male and female... but he's talking of Adam 😳... ya'll ever seen an Angel or heard someone describe one... where they have the beauty of a woman but they're masculine? - Don't get thrown off here but trans people are confused and unknowingly doing the opposite of God while still trying to obtain the perfection of God. Remember in verses like Genesis 1:26 Modern English Version 26 Then God said, “Let us make man (Adam) in our image, after our likeness, and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the birds of the air, and over the livestock, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creeps on the earth.” God is saying them but Adam is by himself or not even created yet... this is maybe why the translator said "man" instead of Adam. But this is the crazy part!!! 23 Then Adam said, “This is now bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh; she will be called Woman, for she was taken out of Man.”(iysh) 24 Therefore a man (iysh) will leave his father and his mother and be joined to his wife, and they will become one flesh. As soon as Eve was Taken OUT of Adam... the word for MAN was changed from "Adam" to "Iysh". Why? Because in Adam was both male and female... Eve was inside of Adam from the beginning and that was the name God gave them. But when Eve was removed... His name stayed the same but this was the first time God was speaking of mankind as a whole... you see, we think when God was speaking of multiples when he would say Adam... God was speaking of Mankind... no God was speaking of those he had already created...

You Should Pray this Prayer Often, so save it for later. "Heavenly Father, I repent of any sins in my life and my ancestors' lives that have resulted in a curse. I repent of all disobedience, rebellion, witchcraft, idolatry, lust, perversion, adultery, fornication, mistreatment of others, murder, cheating, lying, sorcery, divination, and occult involvement, and I ask for Your forgiveness and cleansing through the blood of the Lord Jesus Christ. I take authority over and break any and every curse upon my life in the name of Jesus. I break all curses of poverty, lack, debt, destruction, sickness, death, and vagabondism. I break all curses on my marriage, my family, my children, my home, and my relationships. I break curses of rejection, pride, rebellion, lust, hurt, incest, Ahab, Jezebel, fear, insanity, madness, and confusion. I break all curses affecting my finances, my mind, my sexual character, my emotions, my will, and my relationships. I break every hex, jinx, spell, and spoken curse over my life. I break every fetter, shackle, chain, cord, habit, and cycle that is a result of a curse. According to Galatians three thirteen, I have been redeemed from the curse of the law by the sacrifice of Jesus. I exercise my faith in the blood of Jesus, and I loose myself and my descendants from any and every curse. I claim forgiveness through the blood of Jesus for the sins of the Fathers. All of my sins have been admitted, and I loose myself from the curse that came as a result of all disobedience and rebellion to the Word of God. I exercise my faith, and I know that confession is made unto salvation according to Romans ten. Therefore, I confess that Abraham's blessings are mine. I am not cursed, but I am blessed. I am the head, not the tail. I am above and not beneath. I am the lender and not the borrower. I am blessed coming in and blessed going out. I am blessed, and what God has blessed cannot be cursed. I command spirits of rejection, hurt, bitterness, unforgiveness, bondage, torment, death, destruction, fear, lust, perversion, mind control, witchcraft, poverty, lack, debt, destruction, double-mindedness, sickness, confusion, infirmity, pain, divorce, separation, strife, contention, depression, sadness, loneliness, self-pity, self-rejection, anger, rage, wrath, anguish, vagabondism, insecurity, inferiority, abuse, and addiction to COME OUT in the name of Jesus.

Steve Jobs used to open every meeting with his executives by asking one question: "What have you said no to lately?" Not the easy nos. Not the obvious ones. The things you were genuinely excited about, the opportunities that felt good, that you had the discipline to walk away from anyway. Here's the principle behind it: At any given time there are 10 things you could pursue that would all move the needle. But usually there is ONE domino — one thing — that if it falls, everything else either takes care of itself or becomes irrelevant. And if it doesn't fall, none of the other 9 matter. Your job isn't to do more. Your job is to find that one domino and protect it with everything you have — including saying no to good things that aren't the main thing. This applies to your business. Your ministry. Your calling. Even your spiritual life. So let me ask you what Steve Jobs asked his team: 👇 What's something you were genuinely excited about that you said no to — because you knew it would distract from the one thing God called you to? Drop it in the comments. Let's talk about it.

True Growth is about putting in the internal work. We spend so much time working outside or inside our home, but we spend so little time investing in our own soul and mind. Notice there will be lies associated with these attachment styles... you can start today, declaring the truth. Also if you are curious about which style is yours or you would like to take a simple 2 min quiz to find out click here: https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/f087872b-9910-4632-9dfe-8322b6f510d2 Secure attachment People with this style are generally comfortable with intimacy and independence. They can trust others, communicate needs directly, and handle conflict without much anxiety. Roughly half of people fall into this category in most studies. Anxious (or anxious-preoccupied) attachment This style tends to involve a strong desire for closeness paired with worry about whether the relationship is secure. People may seek frequent reassurance, feel very sensitive to a partner's mood or availability, and sometimes interpret distance as rejection. Avoidant (or dismissive-avoidant) attachment People with this style often value independence highly and can feel uncomfortable with too much closeness or emotional dependence. They may downplay the importance of relationships, prefer self-reliance, and pull back when things get intense. Fearful-avoidant (or disorganized) attachment This is often described as a mix of anxious and avoidant patterns — wanting closeness but also fearing it, sometimes linked to inconsistent or difficult early experiences. People may feel conflicted, swinging between wanting connection and pushing it away. Each Attachment style can have usual lies that the people believe about themselves, their partner or the relationship that keep them moving in the unhealthy cycle. Secure Secure attachment isn't the absence of fear, it's a different internal narrative, usually built from consistent-enough early caregiving: