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Because of this attack from the enemy, I was reminded that in natural birthing, the part where you start to lose control is during transition. I've been prophesied over several times that I was in the third trimester in birthing forth the will of God through worship intercession and that I would need midwives to pray the birthing through. This prophecy was given to me many years ago, and I know there have been multitudes of hindrances to this breakthrough.
"See that no one misses the grace of God; that no root of bitterness springs up to cause trouble, and by it many become defiled. Pursue peace with all, and holiness, without which no one will see the Lord." Hebrews 12:15–14 (NKJV) Think about Daniel. He was called to the king's party, but before he ever stepped foot there, he made a decision. He would not defile himself with the king's food.
There is music in Heaven—a beat that inspires sons to dance with joy as they release what Father adds on earth. This rhythm has four beats that we can activate in our lives, each associated with an intentional dance step. Rhythm is what lets you know where you're at on the dance floor. It's a Kingdom cycle that helps us live in the Spirit and keep in step with the Spirit (Gal 5:25).
That restless feeling in your spirit? The one that whispers you're meant for something different? It's not your imagination. Here are 5 unmistakable signs God is calling you to stop blending in:
So many people, including myself, regularly come to places in our lives where we haven't been before. And when you're inexperienced in an area, your natural tendency is to move back into the familiar. Fear always comes against us when we face new things. But if you think about it, everything you're doing right now is something that at one time you had never done before.
Have you ever thought, "I just need a little peace and quiet!" Maybe you don't need absolute silence, but rather quiet in your soul. May I ask you—what most often steals your peace? A full schedule. Pressure at work. Finances. Health issues. Worries about kids. All of those are valid when it comes to creating anxiety and stress in our souls. Yet Paul wrote that we are to "let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts" (Colossians 3:15). This peace results in calmness of soul. It's the assurance that all will be well.
If any man is in Christ, he is a new creature: the old things are passed away; behold, they are become new. But all things are of God. (2 Corinthians 5:17,18 ASV) The all-inclusive rule of the new creation is that "all things are of (out from) God." Concerning this fact the Apostle Paul uses the word "but" – "But all things are of God" – as though he would anticipate, intercept, or arrest an impulse to rush away and attempt life or service upon an old creation basis, or with old creation resource.
Did you ever have to make a decision and weren't sure what to do? Perhaps you need to make some big decisions right now, and you don't want to mess up. Let me encourage you to acknowledge God and ask for the spirit of wisdom and understanding. By asking for the spirit of wisdom and understanding, one can open up heaven's knowledge to move forward in any situation. This wisdom helps you see beyond the surface of a situation and make choices that align with divine purpose.
At the heart of nearly every faith tradition lies a profound truth: we are all one. This oneness is not simply a poetic idea or a lofty spiritual concept—it is the deep reality that binds us together. Scripture reminds us that we are all created in the image of God (Genesis 1:27), and Paul writes that "we are all members of one body" (1 Corinthians 12:12). The mystics of many traditions echo the same truth: the divine spark dwells in every person.
There are moments in life when everything shifts – not by accident but forged by Kingdom assignment. A crisis erupts. Pressure mounts. A need demands answers. And suddenly… you're not just a witness to the moment. You are the answer God has positioned. He has placed you for such a time as this. Esther didn't plan to be queen. She wasn't prepared for the weight of the assignment. But that is the pattern of Kingdom leadership. God raises ordinary people, places them in uncomfortable situations, and uses them for extraordinary outcomes.
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