Ruth and Boaz! Who doesn’t love that story? What if I told you that this same story was also a foreshadowing of the Lord Jesus Christ and His bride, the Body of Christ. God is our husband! It may sound weird to hear but it’s true. Do not think about him like how we think about earthly husbands, he still carries Lordship but he also covers us. When we know God our husband we will know that under Him everything is well, we will grow gracefully walking in our identity, and know how to discern what are earthly husbands should reflect. Read more to hear more.

There is an essence that a women carries when she chooses not to rebel against herself but becomes herself by submitting herself to God and his wisdom. This is the mature women that we see in many different women in the Bible, including the Proverbs 31 and Titus 2 woman. It’s the anointing that comes from going through experiences and learning the lessons that came along with them. Many people go through many experiences, but not all learn what they were suppose to through them. The women with the golden oil is what I call her and I believe that many are becoming just like her by the Spirit of God. Click to learn more and enjoy a good read.

God is not a man that he should lie neither is He a man that he should repent (Numbers 23:19). We can believe this is true concerning His promises in Psalm 91 for the people who abide in the secret place, those who dwell in the presence of God. During the times we are in we must make sure that we are covered in the presence of the Lord so that we could be protected through all trials and tribulations scheduled to come. What if I told you that Psalm 91 is not for us to focus on evil but instead of God’s power preserving His people.

How beautiful it is to know the one who Is God in the past, present, and future. However, did you know that our current situation can sometimes prevent us from knowing God in these ways? Many times staying in a place of comfort prevents us from knowing what we need to do because of the fear of moving forward, really moving out from what we’re familiar with.

Jesus said if we have faith the size of a mustard seed, we could move mountains and command it to go where we want it to. He was not playing nor was he just speaking metaphorically. That is the power of faith.