Mercy will follow me!

I often have to remind myself to get rid of the thoughts of fear.

I need to fall in love with  "SURELY". Psalm 23:6 says, “Surely goodness and mercy shall follow you all the days of your life.” Good things will supernaturally show up in my life because God says so.

As I renew my mind to these thoughts, my eyes will open to the manifestation of God's miracles around me and I will realize that even the very breath I breathe is a gift from Him.

A brighter path awaits for us

The path of the righteous (somebody who is in right standing with Jesus) gets brighter and brighter until the full day" (when Jesus returns)! (Proverbs 4:18)

I do expect things to get better for me until Jesus comes. I do expect to have better clarity for my future. I do expect to be better equipped to deal with everyday problems because I will be able to see them with a better perspective. As pastor Dickow says, " I'm designed by God to get better spiritually, physically, emotionally, financially and in my relationships."

God speaks

God speaks. Sometimes I receive words of knowledge or can see little visions to show the people that God knows them and loves them. However, when I, myself, can feel the heartbeat of the Father for them I become an oracle of both his knowledge and his emotions. I can actually feel the person's pain and the compassion of the Father for her or him. And this is exactly how our heavenly Father uses me as a prophet.

New Attitude of Gratitude

Thanksgiving is the highest form of faith. When I see a promise in God's Word, I ask for it; and thank God that I have it. Right there my faith soars.I receive all that God promises, and I walk in gratitude for what he has already done.

Having an attitude of gratitude every day makes me aware of all the blessings that come my way. Busy during the holidays, I have forgotten about my thank-you list.

I am back, Lord, with a new attitude of gratitude for the New year.

My "Butterfly Lesson"

Is God talking to you? Is he encouraging you to do something? 

He wanted me to keep writing books. Yet, I was not sure it was God speaking. Then I read Joyce Meyer's and Deborah Bedford's book, The Penny. That novel gave me the courage to keep writing my own stories with a new-acquired knowledge that my past was the stepping stone to reach others. God had the power to use my pain to heal hurting human beings, to give hope to the hopeless, and to set free many who were oppressed by depression, evil spirits and abusive husbands. My experience did matter in reaching many who were still suffering. My efforts to get out of the cocoon of disbelief and atheism were not in vain. I had emerged with airy wings so enormous I could sour on the Spirit’s power. My suffering had given me courage to show God’s love to the oppressed. I had stories to tell; I had the power to encourage others; I had the willingness to serve the One who had saved me and had given me wings.

Before the new year begins, I need to do a few things:

1. I need to boldly speak to my past seeds, “Harvest, come forth from the seeds I’ve sown”. This is according Galatians 6:9  where God promises that "in due season, you shall reap if you faint not.”
2. I need to speak life over my  family, health, finances, etc. Proverbs 18:21 says, “Death and life are in the power of your tongue...” My words have the power to give life.
         I believe God will restore to me all lost money, opportunities and years. He will repay me for all that has been lost. I expect double for the trouble, in Jesus’ Name!

Parking problems

When I was not able to find a parking spot, I thought, "This problem just never seems to go away."

Then I remembered pastor Dickow's words, "The problem is not the problem. The problem is the power that you give the problem. Numbers 13:33 says, "We became like grasshoppers in OUR OWN sight, so we were in THEIR sight."
        I declare, over and over, that I am bigger than my problem. My little tongue is more powerful than the biggest mountain. The parking problem has to move because God is with me and because I say so, in Jesus' name! 

       Needless to say I found a place to park my car.