In 2012, when I set out to pursue the true callings on my life, I was accused of using my story for my own personal gain. I've been verbally bashed, slandered, and de-friended; in some cases I've even been de-familied for one reason or another. Thankfully, by the Grace of God, I don't hold anger or resentment towards anyone; I know that not everyone understands or is comfortable with my level of surrender to the Lord (nor do they understand me, which is okay because I didn't even understand me until I discovered my "Redemptive Gift"). I thought it might be helpful (or at the least, interesting) to put myself in someone else's shoes, by conducting a mental experiment. I wanted to see if it was actually possible for me to make things happen for myself. Check out what I discovered...
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God's Love Language is Not Obedience
Too many Christians are feeling guilty that they don't obey the Lord or love him enough. They're striving to be after "God's own heart"; wanting to speak his love language. The key is knowing and allowing the Holy Spirit to fully establish us in his truth...God's love language is not obedience, it's FAITH. Obedience is the natural bi-product; fruit.
Dreams & Visions from God are Real
Within the last week, the Lord revealed my role in the body of
Christ, as well as my redemptive gift. Despite those roles and gifts, the Lord speaks
to me often (as he does with all of his children who will listen), but one of
the most predominant ways he speaks to me is in visions. I’ve actually had this
gift since I was a child (Redemptive gifts are a birthright, even for non-believers),
but I just didn’t know what it was back then. Having been reading about the
redemptive gifts; what they mean and how they define so much of why we are the
way we are, it’s all beginning to make sense. What’s awesome is that I’m not
the only one to have these dreams, visions and words from the Lord. You know who else had them?...
You Can't Wave a Debit Card at Satan
As single believers, the Lord is your provider. Once you’re married, the Lord doesn't just hand that responsibility over. The Lord is
still your provider, for both of you. How
many single women have you heard want their independence, yet what they want in a husband is someone who
works hard and is a good provider? The more money he makes, the better off they think they'll be…
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