It takes only two seconds to make the choice, to follow the right or wrong voice. Decisions are often made in a few seconds, determining whether we follow a constructive or destructive path. Do we want to fall into the same deception, misconception, addiction that had us trapped, unable to even see clearly. These moments define whether we confront obstacles or choose to yield. A soldier on the battlefield stays resilient and effective as long as he keeps his shield up. If he lowers his guard—either from exhaustion or believing the enemy is no longer attacking—he becomes vulnerable and may be struck down. At that point, the choice becomes whether to give up or stand up and fight again, to not admit defeat. The difficulties we encounter intensify when perseverance fails, prompting us to reflect on the importance of remaining constant (this is something I lacked for so long) and determined treating life’s trials as significant tests of character and purpose. I am not going to sugar coat that I failed again, I listened to the voice in my head and not the Holy Spirt. But this time I don’t want to just give in and give up. I don’t want to go back to the cycle of shame, unforgiveness and doubt. I want to stand up; I refuse to give up. If you are starting this journey of finding God, your purpose and place, don’t let anything stand in the way of the growth and freedom that will come. The voices, the enemy and the lies in your head will tell you that you cannot do this or that you are alone. Be determined to let God and the Holy Spirt guide you every step of this journey.

Breaking news family and community tonight will be our first launch of our dignified deliverance class. Please be on the lookout soon for an email and for the Zoom link!!! excited to see everyone who can make it and join us.🙌

Listen, I know you've been standing on promises that feel like they're collecting dust. You've been faithful when others fell off. You've been praying when it felt like heaven went silent. You've been believing when your circumstances screamed the opposite. But here's what the enemy doesn't want you to know: God's "not yet" is not God's "never." Your breakthrough isn't late - it's right on time for the glory He's about to display through your story. Stop measuring your progress by other people's timelines. Their harvest season isn't your harvest season. Their breakthrough came in spring, yours might be coming in fall - but when it comes, it's going to be undeniable. The waiting is doing something IN you before God does something THROUGH you. He's not withholding - He's preparing. Not punishing - He's positioning. Every day you chose to stay faithful when you could've walked away, you were building spiritual muscle you're about to need for what's next. Habakkuk 2:3 says: "For the vision is yet for an appointed time; But at the end it will speak, and it will not lie. Though it tarries, wait for it; Because it will surely come, It will not tarry." Your appointed time is still appointed. What God promised you is still in motion, even when you can't see the movement. The delay isn't about doubt - it's about divine timing that sets you up for maximum impact. So today? We're choosing to trust the process. We're choosing to believe that what God started, He will finish. We're choosing to stand when standing is the hardest thing to do. Your faithfulness in the waiting room is qualifying you for the throne room. Don't quit now. Your "suddenly" is brewing. The truth is - the waiting can feel exhausting - while watching other people get their blessings, marriage, children, job promotions, ministry opportunities - feeling left behind is REAL. Is there anyone feeling like the delay is wearing their patience thin and willing to admit that they need prayer for the strength to keep pushing on, believing His timing is better than our own understanding?