Here’s is a message that I sent out to my prayer group few days ago…I pray that it blesses you.

Hello friends! Today is Yom Kippur. Jesus observed this holiest day since he is Jewish. Please read this article to learn more about Yom Kippur. I’ll share another article written by a messianic ministry (Jewish followers of Jesus Christ) right after. 

It is important to know the fundamentals of the holidays that Jesus observed as his followers because adhering to these spiritual principles release God’s promises, provisions and protections in greater measure. Please let’s reflect and repent all day today. 🙏

https://www.ifcj.org/learn/jewish-holidays/what-is-yom-kippur

May God bless us immeasurably in the new year as we reflect and repent today. With gratitude for these sacred holidays 🙏

Hello friends! I hope that you and your families are doing well. Here are some messages that I heard this past week that I hope will comfort you and strengthen your faith.

Hello friends! I hope you and your children are doing well. Most kids are now back-to-school this last week. Our Esther Prayer Group will start meeting together for corporate prayer again.

It’s important to cleanse and prepare your heart before the work of intercession begins. I find this prayer work to be different compared to when I pray for my own needs, family members or a friend’s requests. It feels like I enter the most holiest inner throne room of Almighty God and I need to be more careful about my heart and intentions. Despite the weightiness that I feel in this place of corporate prayer I also feel that it’s the greatest honor to meet with God in very tangible way for the needs of the people around us. Many times I break down and cry uncontrollably because I feel the pain of the situation and the Holy Spirit groans inside me to utter the petitions in words too. Please don’t be alarmed when praying people cry. It is a holy experience that only happens on earth since there are no more tears and sorrows in heaven.

Hello friends! I hope that you are doing well. I’ve been thinking a lot about this concept called “hard-easy” that I learned from my husband’s business coach several years ago and I believe that I should share this concept with you.