For verily I say unto you, That whosoever shall say unto this mountain, Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea; and shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe that those things which he saith shall come to pass; he shall have whatsoever he saith.Therefore I say unto you, What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them. God is teaching you something that changes everything about how you pray, how you believe, and how you expect Him to move. Mark 11:23–24 isn’t just a scripture —it is the formula of faith. It’s simple, but it’s supernatural. THE FORMULA OF FAITH We have to remember that Everything is held under the umbrella of prayer, and under that umbrella sits four spiritual steps: 1. DESIRE 2. BELIEVE 3. RECEIVE 4. HAVE IT This is Heaven’s flow.This is the rhythm of supernatural faith.This is how mountains move, how doors open, how miracles appear, and how favor breaks out. God is reminding you this morning: ✨ Prayer is the posture and your stance! Jesus said man ought to always pray and not to faint. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽Prayer is the engine. Desire is the spark. Believing is the agreement. But Receiving is the acceptance. And Having is the manifestation. ✨ Sis, God wants you to approach Him boldly today. Not timid. Not unsure. Not halfway believing. He said, “What things soever ye desire…” Then He said, “Believe that ye receive…”Meaning:When you pray… you don’t wait to see it to believe it. You believe it at the moment of prayer, because faith receives before the natural world ever confirms it. MY GODDDD And then the scripture ends with a promise:“…and ye shall have it. Not maybe. Not if things line up. Not if it’s an easy. But YOU SHALL HAVE IT This is the confidence we have in Him. ✨ Sister, Today Is the Day that You Pray Differently If you’re going to the Lord today… go in faith.If you’re asking for breakthrough… ask in expectation. If you’re agreeing with His word… stand in full belief. If you’re presenting your desires… hold them before Him with bold trust.

Ladies, as we step into a new week… What is one thing you want God to do for you before December ends? Drop your prayer request below — we’ll stand in agreement with you. 🙏🏾❤️

Nobody talks about the transitional space. We hear sermons about leaving Egypt. We celebrate stepping into the Promise Land. But almost nobody talks about the place in between — the uncomfortable, stretching, lonely space where God is stripping the old so He can elevate you into the new. This is the space where Moses couldn’t go… so he sent twelve men to scope out the land. A space where God lets you SEE the promise before you ever get to ENTER it. But what about us today? What about the people who are: • Letting go of relationships that no longer serve their destiny • Releasing chaos, dysfunction, or emotional caretaking • Breaking generational patterns • Healing from rejection, abandonment, and silence • Being stretched into emotional maturity • Recovering from self-betrayal and overgiving • Preparing for new friendships, new love, new opportunities • Transforming their minds to match what God is doing • Fighting not to sabotage what they prayed for • Learning not to rescue everyone while losing themselves This transitional space is holy… but it is also heavy. It looks like elevation from the outside, but feels like warfare on the inside. It’s where the old version of you dies but the new version hasn’t fully risen. It’s where God says: “You can’t bring that mindset into your Promise Land.” “You can’t take those old wounds with you.” “You can’t love the new way using the old patterns.” “You can’t take everybody with you.” And this is exactly where God has me right now. In this transitional space, God has been teaching me: • To stop begging people to stay • To detach from chaos without guilt • To stop rescuing everyone — including the people I love the most • To walk in my feminine power instead of over-functioning • To let people (including my children and partner) grow without me carrying their weight • To embrace the new woman He is birthing in me • To hold on to the promise even when the process feels painful • To stop letting silence trigger me • To trust God’s timing when mine runs out