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God has never left us uneducated. Even before the discovery of creating literature and books, it was Adam that received information about what to do and what not to do. This means even in the 21st century, we are well informed about the challenges that we will encounter. For this reason, God gave us the assurance of what would result from the challenges. He always wanted us to know that weapons would come against us but they would never prosper (Isaiah 54:17). This never mean

After finishing what is in store for God’s people, Holy Spirit gave me vision of a storehouse. Because what is stored must have a place where it is kept. And not only does the Holy Bible mentions the things stored by God, but He Himself talks about His storehouses. It was near the end of the book of Job, where God has now responded to Job’s requests and also replies with His own examination of Job. In the 38th chapter, God questions whether Job has ever entered the storehouse

The Holy Spirit gave me the opportunity to see how there are layers to the word, restore. It’s what led me to ask one of the most profound questions, “What is in store?” Simply asking, what is to come as a result of my own restoration? For many, restoration is an experience of getting back what once was lost. But with God, this may not always be the case. In fact, what God sees as restoration can be very different from what we see. And this totally makes sense because it was

It's a space that the Holy Spirit brought me to, once before. Being a writer, I once developed a passion for sharing brief portions of writings on a digital blog platform. It became somewhat of a break in between my regular book compositions. If anything, it kept my writing craft up to par for whenever I did feel led to write another book. Low and behold, the Holy Spirit gave me another opportunity to speak to God's people in this form but now with a greater purpose. Just lik