This is a great word. I believe we are in a season when God is awakening a vision so we can prepare for it and then launch it in 2027. Spiritual vision means the inner ability to perceive unseen realities, divine truths, and a higher purpose beyond what the physical eyes can see.

This is a word that we have probably all struggled with during some period in our lives. Control means to have power, authority, or restraint over something. Weight loss is a great example.

Strong word today. And it’s a singular word. I didn’t sense God say wait for it, or just wait, or even wait and it will happen. No, I just sensed WAIT almost with an exclamation point (!). For me, I know exactly where to apply this, and I’m sure if you thought about it, you would too.

The word instill means to slowly and gradually put an idea, feeling, or value into someone's mind. A great example is a parent. Parents try to instill good manners and a love for reading in their children.

Powerful word today. Silence, in essence, means complete absence of sound. Today, God is asking us what are we doing in our time of complete absence of sound? Interesting right? I don’t think we ever really think about that.

When you unleash something, you release it from being restrained. Sometimes I believe we can be our own worst enemy. We overthink things, we doubt things, and we stop ourselves from doing things before we even start them. Today, God wants to unleash something within you.

Learn from others but never become them. God created you to be uniquely you. If you’re in a work environment, learn from your boss, learn from your managers, but resist your desire to be them. We live in a world that encourages us and almost trains us to follow other people.

What would you do if you knew that tomorrow would be your last day here on earth? This question reminds me of how my son Jared lived every day. From the moment he woke up to the minute he went to sleep, his day was filled with experiences.

I’ve been sitting in this word for a little while now, and I believe God is trying to minister to us so we can truly see what He sees when He looks at us. The world we live in continuously creates atmospheres where we may feel broken, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that we are actually broken. Feelings can be very deceiving.

When I looked up the meaning of pliable, it said: something easily bent without breaking or someone easily influenced by others. I believe God is asking us to look in the mirror and truly do a self-assessment. Are you someone who is easily influenced by others?

I truly feel that this is a word for me today. When I was younger, my cat scratched me and I got a big scar on my leg. I remember hiding it as a teenager because I hated the way it looked. I believe pain looks a lot like a scar on your body, one that most people hide and don’t like to look at.

Whenever people go on vacation, I believe they tend to come back home and feel like they have to detox. I think the reason is that, for a very short period of time, people may overeat, overdrink, not sleep normally, and probably not exercise much.

My friend, Jonathan Patterson, wrote: If the need to fit in caused you to pivot, compromise, make decisions, or acquiesce to the expectations of others, you may need to repent. Repentance is not condemnation; it is the courage to turn away from the fear of rejection and return to the conviction of your calling.

The Lord warns us to live each day as if it’s our last. Ephesians 5:15-16 declares, “See then that you walk circumspectly, not as fools but as wise, redeeming the time, because the days are evil.” The key here is the words “redeeming the time,” which in essence means living every day as if it’s your last.

In order to understand this word, we must first understand the meaning of limitations. A limitation is a rule, condition, or boundary that restricts what can be done, or a specific weakness that prevents someone or something from functioning at a higher capacity.

Have you ever been deceived? If you have, you truly understand the power of truth. The Bible presents truth not just as a factual concept, but as the absolute, unchanging nature of God. It teaches that God’s Word is truth, that Jesus embodies truth, and that living in this truth brings spiritual freedom.

These two words don’t seem to belong in the same sentence. I believe we may be entering into a season of war. This should not alarm you because you are well trained for this. War is much different than battles. We as Christian’s experience battles almost daily; it's part of our walk.

What a great word. Romans 8:14 declares, “For all who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God.” In essence, you are a true son or daughter of Christ when you are led by the Spirit within. Too often, people proclaim to be men and women of God, yet they ignore the leading of the Holy Spirit.

This is a strong word. Capture, in general, means to grab, trap, or take something that doesn't want to be grabbed, trapped, or taken. I believe God is asking us to do a self-assessment. Maybe a great question to ask is: Has the devil captured something within you that you unwillingly or willingly gave him?

Have you ever just had someone sit with you in a time of need? Often they don’t even say anything. They are just there with you and you feel their warmth, their care, and their love and immediately you don’t feel alone in your struggle. I remember many moments like that when I couldn’t even see the hour I was in.