When the wine ran out at Cana, the servants had a choice: stop halfway or keep filling the jars. They chose to keep going, pouring again and again until the vessels were full. That’s when Jesus stepped in and turned water into wine. The same principle applies to our lives today. What feels like repetition, weariness, or delay may actually be the very place where God is preparing to move. The Hebrew year 5786, which overlaps with 2026, carries a prophetic call: do it again.

In Hebrew Year 5786, the Lord is declaring that the doubly rejected will rise. Just as the leper who returned to Jesus received wholeness, God is restoring dignity, breaking shame, and releasing double portion where rejection once tried to define you.

August and September are what I call the "power months" on God's prophetic calendar.  They are the weeks when the Lord often brings seasons to completion and ushers in divine turnarounds before the arrival of the new Hebrew year. This year, Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown on September 22-24, marking the start of 5786. It's a time of new beginnings, fresh assignments, and deeper encounters with the Lord.

“The hardworking farmer should be the first to receive a share of the crops.” | 2 Timothy 2:6

In Mark 8:22–26, Jesus heals a blind man in a way that stands out from His other miracles. When Jesus arrived in Bethsaida, a place marked by spiritual apathy and hardened hearts, some people brought a blind man to Him and pleaded for healing. Instead of performing the miracle on the spot, Jesus took the man by the hand and led him away from the village.

When you step out and use what God places in your hands, things begin to shift. In Matthew 25, the ones who put their talents to work saw an increase. The one who hid his talents did not. The message is clear: faithfulness leads to fruitfulness.

The Lord is saying: “I am not silent. I am near. I have not passed over you. And just like the rain tenderizes the earth, you are ready for the new thing I am about to do. God is releasing long-awaited promises in this hour. You must rise up with the spirit of Caleb and Joshua and take the land. Do not fear the giants; do not pay attention to who is already there. God has ordained you for this moment.”

The Lord gave me a beautiful word this morning to stir many of you awake who might be in a slumber. For some of you, the spiritual warfare from this past season tried to take you out – however, God’s mercies are made new every morning. You have survived. The tide is turning. Our King is bringing a calming presence to your life. 

Elijah, like many giants of the faith, was labeled a troublemaker. But in reality, he was the one walking in obedience to God. His story, found in 1 Kings, reveals his boldness as a prophet called to confront idolatry and break sinful cycles among God’s people. When Ahab saw Elijah, he said to him, “Is that you, you troubler of Israel?”

The Spirit of the Sovereign Lord says that many of His children are stepping into a season of their Kingdom inheritance. The land and territory are already there for the taking, but you must step into what God has for you. Beloved, you are pregnant with purpose, and it’s time to partake of the blessing with King Jesus. (Joshua 18:2-3)

God isn’t asking for perfection; He’s asking for obedience. He’s looking for those who are willing to say YES, even when it’s scary, even when it costs something.

If you’ve been through the fire, I want to encourage you: prepare for the rain of God’s blessings, provision, and restoration.

These people will shake the religious status quo; they will turn the world upside down even in unexpected places.

The Spirit of the Sovereign Lord is about to resurrect new hopes, dreams and even limitations you’ve placed on yourself. 

The word for the year 2025 is “JESUS!” He is the focus, the center, the beginning, and the end. In a world pulling us in every direction, the Lord is calling us to return to the simplicity and power of His name.

When Scripture says, “God remembered Noah,” it doesn’t imply that God had forgotten him. Instead, it marks a significant turning point—a moment of divine intervention where God actively moves to change the course of events.

To those holding onto hope that feels impossible—where science, timing, or circumstance shout “it’s too late”—the Lord is saying, “I am not bound by human limitations. I do not operate within the confines of culture or what society says is possible. My power transcends every boundary, and My Word is eternal. If I have spoken it, it will come to pass.”

Life has a way of leaving us with "feeble hands" and "weak knees"—those moments when it feels like we just don’t have the strength to keep going, to press forward, or to believe that things can get better.  God has a word to address this spiritual place.

In this season, God is calling His people to stand firm and be alert. We are urged to put on the full armor of God so that we can take our stand against the devil’s schemes (Ephesians 6:11). The Lord is sounding an alarm, reminding us that our battle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, authorities, and powers of this dark world. In times of struggle and opposition, we must be “strong in the Lord and in His mighty power” (Ephesians 6:10). This power is not our own; it comes from the Lord, who is faithful to strengthen us when we draw near to Him.

Consider Esther—she was called into the royal courts not by chance but by divine appointment, and like her, you may have been removed from all that was once familiar. It may have felt like a stripping down or a painful separation from things and people you love. However, it was all for your purification, growth, and readiness. The Lord is now stirring within you the courage to stand boldly.