The Outliers: Chosen to Stand Out Subtitle: God Doesn’t Use the Expected—He Uses the Obedient BIG IDEA Outliers in Scripture were often overlooked, underestimated, or misunderstood—but they were never outside of God’s plan. POINT 1: You’re Not Left Out—You’re Set Apart Scripture: 1 Samuel 16:11–13- David was the last to be considered, but the first in God’s heart.- Being an outlier often means being set apart in private before being revealed in public. POINT 2: Outliers Don’t

🔹  1. Divine Separation to Protect Your Calling In Genesis 13, Abraham and Lot’s separation wasn’t because of betrayal — but because the land couldn’t support both of them and their vision/possessions. God allowed the tension to bring about necessary distance. What God could be saying: “This disconnection isn’t rejection — it’s protection.” God may be protecting the purity of your heart, your assignment, and your peace. He’s not punishing either party but positioning you bot

Don’t Count Me Out 📖 1 Samuel 1:19 – “And the Lord remembered her.” There’s a quiet power in being remembered by God. Others may have dismissed you, overlooked your name, or assumed your story was finished. But God has a way of circling back to the places where you’ve wept, waited, and warred in prayer. Just like Hannah, you will see the fruit of your tears. 🙏 Lord, thank You for remembering me when others forgot. My story isn’t over. 🔥 2. The Pivot Before the Promotion 📖

The Blessing in the Separation Introduction: When Tension Signals Transition There’s a unique kind of pain that comes when God separates you from a spiritual leader or voice that once fed your soul. You didn’t want the distance, but you sensed it. The warmth faded. The connection felt strained. And before you could even explain it, the separation happened. I’ve been there. I felt the tension—not from my side, but theirs. And I couldn’t understand why. But now I see: the tensi

You Are Not Your Past Your past may explain you, but it does not define you. Yes, you’ve made mistakes. Yes, you’ve been through things that hurt you, shaped you, and maybe even made you question your worth — but that is not who you are. You are not a failure. You are not the addiction. You are not the trauma. You are not the betrayer. You are not what they said. You are not what you did. You are who God says you are. Redeemed. Chosen. Forgiven. Loved. Set apart for a purpose

Title: “Be Careful What You Call Yourself” Be careful with the title you choose, especially if you've chosen it for yourself. Lately, I’ve found myself before the Lord with some deep inward questions. My spirit has been stirred, even grieved, about the line between the true prophets of God and those who only appear to be. This isn’t something I’ve talked about openly., Maybe I mentioned it to one person, but I kept bringing it quietly before God. And the Holy Spirit, who gui

Sometimes God has to reroute our steps not because of what we’ve done, but because of what others have done or are doing to us. That’s why spiritual discernment is so crucial. The Holy Spirit often tries to alert us when something is amiss , prompting God to step in and intervene on our behalf. As believers, we must trust His leading, even when it’s painful or confusing. With a pure heart, we may still be blind to the fact that someone we trust doesn’t have our best interests