Welcome to the month of October! We have officially entered the last quarter of 2025, and indeed the Lord has preserved us by His faithfulness. It is my earnest hope that we are walking with a renewed understanding of the times and seasons of our lives. May none of us miss our appointed season of divine visitation in Jesus’ name.

Welcome to the month of September. I believe that every one of us is walking in a newer and higher dimension of the Spirit of Excellence. Never again will we be associated with mediocrity, nor will we be relegated. The Lord makes us an eternal excellency and a joy to many generations! (Isaiah 60:15).

So, what is the Holy Spirit saying at this time? Still in line with being faithful stewards, we are being called to excellence. Our God is the Most Excellent One, and it is only natural for us to take after our Father. Mediocrity is not a virtue, and is not synonymous with Christianity in any way, shape or form. We must understand, however, that we can not live up to this divine mandate in our own strength. Therefore, August is aptly themed…

Welcome to the month of July! I believe that many of us are also taking intentional steps to refocus our lives—whether that means reevaluating and restrategizing, breaking free from distractions, gaining a fresh perspective, or even shifting our focus entirely. Whatever refocusing looks like for us, it is my prayer that we will finish strong in Jesus’ name.

I believe that we are all walking sure and steadfast in our faith, rooted and established in Christ. It is my prayer that we remain unmovable and abounding in the faith, rooted in God’s love. May nothing separate us from God—whether it be the cares of this world, the love of money, trials, tribulations, or the lies and doctrines of the enemy. May our roots go deep in Christ, and may we rise to great heights in Jesus name.

Congratulations on your new beginnings and the victory of the Cross. It is truly a new season for us in myFather’s House, and I am excited about what the Lord is set to do in our midst. As is typical of spiritual “highs”, there is the tendency for subsequent downtime. Paul the apostle had admonished the church in Colossians 2:6-7 that now that they had received Christ, it was not the time to be laidback or slack in any way. Rather, it was a time to continue in Jesus, having their roots planted deep in Him. It was essential that they become grounded and established in Him.

As we know, this month, we would be celebrating the climax of our faith - the singular event that changed the course of humanity forever, and also restored our relationship with God. Like the Apostle Paul, our prayer as believers should be to know Jesus in a deep, personal and intimate way, and to know by experience, the power of His resurrection (Philippians 3:10). Therefore, our prophetic focus for the month of April is RESURRECTION POWER.

What is the Holy Spirit saying to us this month? In this year of exceeding abundant grace, God is set to reveal Himself in even greater ways to His people. He desires that we be ready to receive all that He has prepared for us.

As we wrap up our month-long journey exploring Emotional Intelligence in Relationships, we're focusing on what it takes to build and maintain deeper connections. Let's put everything we've learned into practice!

As we enter our third week of exploring Emotional Intelligence in Relationships, we're tackling one of the most important skills: managing conflict and strong emotions. Remember, storms don't last forever and they often lead to growth.

There's a big difference between saying "I'm sorry that happened" and truly connecting with someone's experience. This week, we'll explore how to move beyond surface-level sympathy to genuine empathy.

Have you ever wondered why you react differently to relationship situations than your friends do? The answer might lie in your attachment style. Our early life experiences create patterns that influence how we connect with others as adults.