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  Greetings, Warrior,                         March 1, 2024         Season of Thunder! Jesus did it all!  Either way you look at it, this year is off to a roaring, thunderous start. As sons and daughters of the one true God, we are called to move deeper in intimacy, devotion, and trust in the Lord or else. As shepherds, our actions speak as loud as our words, often louder. And our decrees roar like thunder when we are aligned fully with the seven spirits of God. Job 22:28 “Declare a thing, and it shall be established unto you.”  Let’s pray for each other to rise and shift the atmosphere in your circles, stationed right where the Lord has placed you.   Jesus did it all! In John 12:27, we read, “‘Father, save Me from this hour’? But for this purpose, I came to this hour.   Father, glorify Your name.” Then a voice came from heaven, saying, “I have both glorified it and will glorify it again.” Therefore, the people who stood by and heard it aid that it had thundered

Jorge Parrott 10/8/2021 Do you feel out of place? Who, in their right mind doesn't? Do you find yourself asking questions, like 'how did we get here?' Certainly we are not alone! We really should not be too surprised. Shocked, but not surprised. For anyone who studies the Word of God knows these times we would come, we just didn't know how fast they would come and how it would look. We should feel like Misfits in this world for we are not of this world. As sons God we are fearfully and wonderfully made and fit so perfectly in the Lord's amazing tapestry of His Bride and Eklessia remnant! You are not alone! How many of us as believers in Christ are feeling like we don't fit into all the chaos and static blaring nonstop from the main street media amidst all the corruption and demonic deception going on at such alarming rates? You are not alone, ever! If that is you, welcome to the 'misfits.' Many of our friends around the world are enduring increasing pe

  http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2012/02/03/abducted-tourist-tips/?intcmp=features AP FILE: Saint Catherine's Monastery, founded by the Emperor St. Justinian the Great in 527, at the foot of Mount Sinai in Saint Catherine, Sinai, Egypt. The brief abduction of two American women and their Egyptian guide at gunpoint along a major highway in Egypt's Sinai peninsula Friday is a reminder that there’s real danger traveling to countries in political turmoil, say security experts.  The tourists, aged 60 and 65, were returning from the popular St. Catherine’s Monastery to the  Red Sea  resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh. A group of masked gunmen held up their tourist bus, snatching watches, cell phones and cash, security sources told AFP. South Sinai Police Chief Maj. Gen. Mohammed Naguib, in charge or regional security, said the Americans have now been freed after a deal was made following negotiations with Bedouin tribesmen, believed to be behind the abductions.  RELATED  STORIES Egy