Today's Scripture Beautiful Blessed Family! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ “Truly, truly, I say to you, whoever believes in me will also do the works that I do; and greater works than these will he do, because I am going to the Father.” 📖 John 14:12, ESV 📖 🎯Signs Will Follow CHILDREN OF GOD, we’re coming into a time when God is going to show out in greater ways. There are going to be greater works done. The Scripture says, “These signs will follow them that believe.” There are going to be some signs following you—not ordinary things, not what you’ve seen in the past, not what you can do through your natural ability, but awe-inspiring deeds. God will put you in situations where you’re up against what looks impossible. The sickness will be too much, the problem too great, the dream too big. It’s easy to let fear, intimidation, and doubt talk you out of it. 🎯🎯Reflection This is when you have to remind yourself that you were created to perform greater works. The apostle Paul says, “You haven’t seen, heard, or imagined what God has in store for you.” Get ready. It’s coming. You have God’s favor and anointing upon you, and you are marked for greatness. He is moved by your faith, and He is going to show out in your life in unusual, uncommon ways. God is about to do something you’ve never seen. 🎯🎯🎯Declaration/Prayer “Father, thank You for the greater works that You have planned to do through me. Thank You that You created me to activate my faith and believe that I can make a difference in the world in greater ways than I’ve imagined. I declare that I refuse to let fear and unbelief hold me back. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.” Position Yourself for a Miracle! 🙌🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽

Today's Scripture Beautiful Blessed Family! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Banish bitterness, rage and anger, shouting and slander, and any and all malicious thoughts—these are poison. 📖 Ephesians 4:31, 📖 🎯Banish the Negatives CHILDREN OF GOD, with so many social media platforms today, people can express their negative opinions about you so easily and say things that are derogatory, disrespectful, rude, and fault-finding. The only power that has is the power you give it. If you let what flows from their jealousy, bitterness, or anger get in you, if you dwell on it, that will poison your spirit. Over time it will change who you are. You’ll become defensive and waste your time trying to prove to people that you’re okay, that you’re not what they said. That’s giving them your power. 🎯🎯Reflection Don’t pay attention to what they’re saying. Quit reading the negative comments. Don’t get drawn into a battle that you’re not supposed to be in. Don’t let their gossip, jealousy, or criticism get in your spirit and steal your joy. Don’t give it the time of day; ignore it and move forward. Keep doing the right thing, and God will deal with the detractors. Stay focused on your goals, your dreams, and fulfilling the destiny God has given you. 🎯🎯🎯Declaration/Prayer “Father, thank You that You are my vindicator and that You will protect my reputation as I keep on honoring You and doing what is right. Help me to banish any negative chatter that is expressed against me and to not read it or listen to it. I believe that You will handle it Your way. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.” Position Yourself for a Miracle! 🙌🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽🙏🏽

I’ll never forget the first time I watched the previews to the 1973 horror film classic, The Exorcist. This film was groundbreaking for its time, and very graphic. It told the story of a twelve-year-old girl who becomes possessed by the devil. Her bed shakes, her body levitates, and she vomits pea-green puke all over a holy water-flinging priest. As soon as I watched the previews (which terrified me), my mom said, “Go to bed.” I lay in my bed almost sure I could feel it shaking. I began to cry out to my mom. Finally, she screamed up the stairs, “If you don’t stay quiet, I’m gonna come up there and spank you!!!” I yelled back, “Please do!!!!” I figured a good old-fashioned spanking was better than fighting off the devil. And that’s the problem for many Christians. We tend to view the devil more through the eyes of the producer of The Exorcistthan we do through the lens of Scripture. According to the Bible, Satan was beautiful, winsome and powerful. But pride filled his heart, and he rebelled against God and was cast out of heaven. But when he was cast out, he didn’t suddenly turn ugly and grow horns and a tail. He is still beautiful. It was this angelic being who disguised himself as a serpent in the Garden of Eden and tempted Eve. The devil wanted what he was sure was his due. He had already led the charge in a failed attempt to conquer Jesus in heaven, so now it was time to conquer the earth. He wanted to hijack what God had given to humanity. The story of human history is often understood in terms of an unfolding chess match between God and Satan in the battle for the hearts of humanity. While we know that God has held the final “checkmate” move since the beginning of time, in His sovereignty He is letting the chess match unfold to demonstrate His glorious wisdom and power. But the devil wants his due. He’s still whispering lies as an angel of light, hoping to lure you away from the true Light of the World—Jesus. Don’t listen to him. And, if you can, avoid pea-green soup.

Stay in It This Season Requires Endurance “We are troubled on every side, yet not distressed… cast down, but not destroyed.” 2 Corinthians 4:8–9 (KJV) Family… 💕 I want to check in a little different today. Not just about where you are spiritually… but how you’re actually holding up. We have all the tools. We know how to pray. We know how to stay in our Word. We know how to correct ourselves, grow, and keep moving forward. We’re doing the work. But what happens when life keeps lifing? When it’s not just one thing… it’s everything at the same time. Your relationships feel off. Work is stressful. Money is tight. Your mind is struggling to stay positive… and you’ve already been here a million times. You stay in your word and prayer. You get hit and fall down. You get back up, hold your head high, and push through. You feel like you’re losing… but you still trust God for your breakthrough. Then life hits again. Wash, rinse, repeat… lol. So now the question isn’t… “What do I do?” It’s… “Do I have the strength to keep doing it?” This is where spiritual strength and maintenance really show up. Not when everything is calm… but when you have to keep choosing faith after you’ve already been tested. Spiritual strength isn’t about never getting hit… it’s about how quickly you come back. How you get your mind back in alignment. How you choose not to stay down. How you keep standing, even when you’re tired. And maintenance… that’s what keeps you from running on empty. That’s making time with God about you first. Checking your thoughts before they take over. Letting things go instead of carrying them all day. Refilling before you’re completely drained. So keep doing what you know works. Even if it’s quiet, repetitive and you’re tired. Because you’ve already proven something to God and yourself… You don’t stay down. Ask Yourself 1️⃣ When you think about your current walk with God… do you feel connected, consistent, or just going through the motions?

Stay in It This Season Requires Endurance “We are troubled on every side, yet not distressed… cast down, but not destroyed.” 2 Corinthians 4:8–9 (KJV) Family… 💕 I want to check in a little different today. Not just about where you are spiritually… but how you’re actually holding up. We have all the tools. We know how to pray. We know how to stay in our Word. We know how to correct ourselves, grow, and keep moving forward. We’re doing the work. But what happens when life keeps lifing? When it’s not just one thing… it’s everything at the same time. Your relationships feel off. Work is stressful. Money is tight. Your mind is struggling to stay positive… and you’ve already been here a million times. You stay in your word and prayer. You get hit and fall down. You get back up, hold your head high, and push through. You feel like you’re losing… but you still trust God for your breakthrough. Then life hits again. Wash, rinse, repeat… lol. So now the question isn’t… “What do I do?” It’s… “Do I have the strength to keep doing it?” This is where spiritual strength and maintenance really show up. Not when everything is calm… but when you have to keep choosing faith after you’ve already been tested. Spiritual strength isn’t about never getting hit… it’s about how quickly you come back. How you get your mind back in alignment. How you choose not to stay down. How you keep standing, even when you’re tired. And maintenance… that’s what keeps you from running on empty. That’s making time with God about you first. Checking your thoughts before they take over. Letting things go instead of carrying them all day. Refilling before you’re completely drained. So keep doing what you know works. Even if it’s quiet, repetitive and you’re tired. Because you’ve already proven something to God and yourself… You don’t stay down. Ask Yourself 1️⃣ When you think about your current walk with God… do you feel connected, consistent, or just going through the motions?