THE BREAKTHROUGH

 

Beloved, it’s been a while — not because I had nothing to say, but because the Lord had me hidden, working on me in the secret place. In the silence, He was doing deep surgery in the depths of my soul, cutting away what could not go with me into the next season.

Now I return to this space with fresh oil and a renewed fire. This isn’t just me “blogging again”

— this is a divine appointment. I believe God has called us to grow together here, to walk side

by side as He unfolds His plans.

I’m carrying good news I’ll share along the way, but for now, know this: if you’re reading these

words, you are part of the story He’s writing. And I’m expectant — because what’s ahead is not

just content, it’s kingdom.

The other day, I felt a bubbling in my spirit — an excitement rising within me. It was a familiar

stirring, but this time it carried a deeper weight. It came from the depths of my spirit, and for a

moment, my soul tried to hijack it.

I’ve learned that the soul is the gate to the spirit, and at that gate the enemy often tries to twist

what’s coming from God. I stood on the edge of a breakthrough and had to choose: let the soul

control the moment, or let the spirit take the lead. After wrestling with the excitement, I went to

my knees and prayed.

I didn’t just pray — something was born from the depths of my spirit. My soul became a witness

to the glory that erupted from within me. Heaven itself sponsored that moment. It was powerful,

holy, and unmistakable.

My soul couldn’t carry the full weight of that glory, so it surrendered and yielded to the Lord.

Hallelujah — glory to the Most High God. Heaven is nearer than we often think; God is here

with us now (James 4:8). In His presence is fullness of joy, and at His right hand are pleasures

forevermore (Psalm 16:11).

This is not about me being special. I am simply a vessel who chooses obedience, surrender, and

yielded-ness above all else.

Are you willing to forsake all so the glory of the Lord can rest on you?

Remember: we are called to walk in the Spirit and not gratify the desires of the flesh (Galatians

5:16–17). Let the Spirit lead — do not quench Him (1 Thessalonians 5:19).

"Your breakthrough is not coming — it’s here. Step into it, and let the Spirit carry you the

rest of the way."