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I C U: God Sees You, Your Covenant, Your Choices, and Your Calling

  I C U – Jeremiah 11:3    "God sees you." These words carry both comfort and accountability. God sees the places where we are faithful, the areas where we struggle, and the choices we make every day. Jeremiah 11:3 reminds us that our relationship with God involves a covenant a sacred agreement that calls us to live according to divine principles. "Cursed is the one who does not obey the terms of this covenant." – Jeremiah 11:3 God spoke through the prophet Jeremiah to the children of Israel and reminded them that God sees what they are doing. The people had entered into covenant with God, yet their thoughts, words, and actions were not aligned with the covenant they had agreed to keep. The message is still relevant today: God sees you. God sees your choices, your relationships, your commitments, your obedience, and your areas of growth. Nothing is hidden from the One who knows the heart. There are three dimensions of this message: the covenant, the cur...
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Incomparable: Why Nothing and No One Compares to God

  Incomparable – Jeremiah 10:6     "No one compares to you, Lord. You are great, and your name is mighty in power." – Jeremiah 10:6     Humanity is made in the image and likeness of God, meaning people are called to reflect the nature and character of God. However, humanity is not the Creator of the universe. There is no comparison between the small god and the great God, between human potency and God's omnipotence, or between human knowledge and God's omniscience.     People can be like God because humanity is made in God's image and likeness, but people cannot compare to God. People are I AMs in the earth, but people do not compare to the I AM THAT I AM. Humanity is made in God's image to manifest potential and actuality, becoming partakers of God's nature and character.     Consider a cup of water taken from the ocean. Everything found in the ocean is represented in the cup, but the cup is not comparable to...
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It’s a Family Affair: Weeping Men, Wailing Women, and Crying Children

  It’s a Family Affair – Jeremiah 9:17     "This is what the Lord Almighty says: Consider now, call for the wailing women to come, send for the most skillful of them." – Jeremiah 9:17    Normally, when people say, "It is a family affair," they think of something joyous, celebratory, and happy. However, Jeremiah is known as the weeping prophet. When Jeremiah refers to a family affair in this passage, he is describing a situation in which everyone is crying.    The children of Israel were experiencing the consequences of being out of alignment and out of congruence with God. Their thoughts, words, and actions that were not the highest and the best had consequences that reached beyond individuals and impacted the entire family and community. The sorrow, pain, repentance, penance, and penitence became a family affair.    Yet there is an important life lesson in this passage: people need permission to feel. Crying do...
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I Need a Visual: Fortified City, Iron Pillar, and Bronze Wall

  I Need a Visual – Jeremiah 1:18    Jeremiah 1:18 declares, "Today I have made you a fortified city, an iron pillar, and a bronze wall." This powerful passage reveals one of the greatest spiritual practices: visioning and visualization. God gives a vision internally, and that vision must eventually become visible externally.    One of the greatest spiritual practices is visioning and visualization. Internally, a person receives a vision. This is not seeing with physical eyes, but seeing with spiritual eyes, as people walk by faith and not by sight. God gives a vision, providing a big picture that a person sees internally before it manifests externally. After receiving a vision internally, a person writes the vision and makes the vision plain. Visualization takes the internal vision and gives it an external expression.    A visual serves as a constant reminder of the vision. This is why people use logos, banners, layouts, archite...
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My Kingdom Call: 6 Steps to Becoming a Kingdom Citizen

  My Kingdom Call: 6 Steps to Becoming a Kingdom Citizen    There is a process to becoming a kingdom citizen. Whether individuals are coming from metaphysics, New Thought, or traditional Christian beliefs, certain foundational elements must be addressed. Before something new can be built and planted, there are things that must first be uprooted, torn down, destroyed, and overthrown. Transitioning into the kingdom is an active process that requires this foundational work. This is the Kingdom Call . "See, I have this day set thee over the nations and over the kingdoms, to root out, and to pull down, and to destroy, and to throw down, to build, and to plant." – Jeremiah 1:10 Part 1: What Must Be Uprooted, Torn Down, Destroyed, and Overthrown 1. Uproot Limiting Self-Beliefs    The first part of the Kingdom Call is to uproot limiting self-beliefs . Beliefs that say people are unworthy, not good enough, insignificant, or merely a nobody must be ...
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The Ultimate Outreach: When God Touches Your Mouth and Puts His Words Within You

  The Ultimate Outreach: When God Touches Your Mouth and Puts His Words Within You     The ultimate outreach is more than meeting physical needs. Community service feeding the hungry, providing clothing to those in need, offering shelter, and helping people through difficult circumstances is important and necessary. However, there is another dimension of outreach that reaches beyond physical assistance. The ultimate outreach occurs when individuals experience God reaching out to them personally. "Then the Lord reached out to me like a hand, touching my mouth, and said to me, 'I have put my words in your mouth.'" – Jeremiah 1:9    Jeremiah experienced something deeply personal when God touched his mouth and placed God's words within him. This was not merely an assignment; it was an encounter. Jeremiah discovered that the same God who called him was also present to empower him. God was not simply sending Jeremiah somewhere God was going with him....
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Everything New: Renew Your Mind, Manifest a New Life, and Put God at the Center

  Everything New – Isaiah 65:17     God is making everything new. Isaiah 65:17 gives us a powerful vision of renewal, transformation, and a completely different way of experiencing life. "For, behold, I create new heavens and a new earth: and the former shall not be remembered, nor come into mind." – Isaiah 65:17    The people of Israel experienced oppression, abuse, captivity, idolatry, rebellion, and the consequences of their choices. Even after returning to the Promised Land, memories of captivity and past defeats could remain deeply embedded in their consciousness.    The human mind can hold onto the past. Sometimes, old experiences continue to influence present thoughts, emotions, relationships, and decisions long after the original circumstances have changed. This is why Scripture continually calls us to the renewing of the mind.    When we continually focus on the past, we can become discouraged and de...
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