Spiritual warfare is real. The enemy does not want the children of God to walk in obedience and prosper in their calling.
But here is the crucial truth: the war is not ours to fight.
When the Most High gives you an instruction—a task or mission—your assignment is to obey. You may not see the full path: the where, when, or how. But if you know the ‘what’ and listen for His voice, He will lead you through every step to completion. This includes fighting the battles that inevitably rage to stop His purpose from coming to pass.
Never forget: The word of the LORD never returns to Him void.
My mentor taught me this beautifully. When spiritual warfare started, she would simply say, “This is above my pay grade.” She trusted her Heavenly Father had her back as she did His will. For years, I had a front-row seat. When the attack came, she would calmly step aside, talk to her Father, and we would join her in prayer. She understood where the true authority lay.
Now, as I embark on the next elevation in His plan for me, I’m under attack from various angles. But recognizing the spirit behind it, I can only say: “You must not know who—whom I belong to.”
Let me testify.
In 2020, I was given an assignment that seemed beyond my comprehension: publish a book and hold a conference in 2021. Frankly, I didn’t believe I was capable. Then the onslaught came: an ASC allegation, court battles, major illnesses in my family, and the devastating loss of the woman who had loved me consistently since childhood.
Yet, I pushed forward. I followed the instructions and worked within the parameters He gave.
Was I scared? Yes.
Was it easy? By no means.
Did I think I’d fail? No, but I did change the launch date.
Was it worth it?
The book and conference were blessings. The release day had me in tears, especially hearing from a longtime friend (I’m still mad that wasn’t recorded!). But the true reward was the LESSONS. The profound truths I learned about myself, my walk, and the power of my abilities when aligned with Yahweh’s plan—I wouldn’t trade those for the world.
Now, I am in the midst of a new assignment, the culmination of a decade-long journey. I stand in my Father’s magnificent greatness, walking in obedience, shielded by His protection to see this through.
Yes, spiritual warfare is real. But the power of the Most High supersedes it all.
My armor is on. I will stand. This battle is not mine, but this assignment is, and it will be completed.
Stay tuned. The best is yet to come.
Daddy isn’t finished yet.
When the War Rages, Remember: The Battle Is Not Yours
Spiritual warfare is real. The enemy does not want the children of God to walk in obedience and prosper in their calling.
But here is the crucial truth: the war is not ours to fight.
When the Most High gives you an instruction—a task or mission—your assignment is to obey. You may not see the full path: the where, when, or how. But if you know the ‘what’ and listen for His voice, He will lead you through every step to completion. This includes fighting the battles that inevitably rage to stop His purpose from coming to pass.
Never forget: The word of the LORD never returns to Him void.
My mentor taught me this beautifully. When spiritual warfare started, she would simply say, “This is above my pay grade.” She trusted her Heavenly Father had her back as she did His will. For years, I had a front-row seat. When the attack came, she would calmly step aside, talk to her Father, and we would join her in prayer. She understood where the true authority lay.
Now, as I embark on the next elevation in His plan for me, I’m under attack from various angles. But recognizing the spirit behind it, I can only say: “You must not know who—whom I belong to.”
Let me testify.
In 2020, I was given an assignment that seemed beyond my comprehension: publish a book and hold a conference in 2021. Frankly, I didn’t believe I was capable. Then the onslaught came: an ASC allegation, court battles, major illnesses in my family, and the devastating loss of the woman who had loved me consistently since childhood.
Yet, I pushed forward. I followed the instructions and worked within the parameters He gave.
Was I scared? Yes.
Was it easy? By no means.
Did I think I’d fail? No, but I did change the launch date.
Was it worth it?
The book and conference were blessings. The release day had me in tears, especially hearing from a longtime friend (I’m still mad that wasn’t recorded!). But the true reward was the LESSONS. The profound truths I learned about myself, my walk, and the power of my abilities when aligned with Yahweh’s plan—I wouldn’t trade those for the world.
Now, I am in the midst of a new assignment, the culmination of a decade-long journey. I stand in my Father’s magnificent greatness, walking in obedience, shielded by His protection to see this through.
Yes, spiritual warfare is real. But the power of the Most High supersedes it all.
My armor is on. I will stand. This battle is not mine, but this assignment is, and it will be completed.
Stay tuned. The best is yet to come.
Daddy isn’t finished yet.