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Word of Knowledge: I’m sensing the Lord is exposing a misconception—many have viewed Him as the villain and blamed Him for judgments and what He allows. The Spirit says some have read only part of the story and rejected the truth that we are accountable for what we choose.

The Lord says: “You are calling evil what is justice.” Judgment against evil is good and right—it protects what is righteous.

God is widening people’s view so they can see His full character. If this is you, ask: “Lord, where have I misunderstood Your heart?”

Word of Knowledge: The Lord is correcting how many define love. Some think love means never correcting, never confronting, and always pleasing—but God says that is disorder.

Biblical love has balance: order, discipline, correction, and justice. The Spirit says: “My judgments are not evil; they are justice against evil.” What we sow matters.

If this is speaking to you, pray: “Lord, show me Your heart in the hard passages, and teach me to love like You—soft and strong.”

Word of Knowledge: God Is Touching the Hidden Place (Mind + Motives)

I’m sensing the Lord is putting His finger on the *private place*—the thoughts, imaginations, and inner conversations that have been running unchecked. Some have been saying, “It’s only in my head,” but the Lord says, *I see it, and I am present even there.*

I hear the Spirit saying: *I’m not waiting for this to grow into fruit.* For some of you, God is interrupting patterns, stopping plans, and exposing what’s been hidden—not to embarrass you, but to rescue you. He’s uprooting things at the root because He loves you and wants what’s best for you and your family.

The Lord is also revealing that what you think and entertain in secret doesn’t stay contained. It spills into your tone, your choices, your relationships, and your home. And yes—these things hurt others, but even more, they grieve God.…

I appreciate your inquiry. The church serves to teach the Word and share the Gospel, which is the good news of salvation. When two or more gather, God is present among them. God emphasizes unity and family, comparing the Church to a body where there is oneness, wholeness, and equality. This means that a Church should be equally yoked, much like God calls married couples to be equally yoked. This extends beyond mere belief, as the Word instructs us to have everything in common with like-mindedness.

Some argue that we are not called to judge others; on the contrary, we are meant to come together. God pairs us and sends us into the world two by two. We are to unite and support each other's weaknesses, understanding that together we are stronger. When one is weak or ill, the other can stand and provide support, offering security. This also implies…

Family, I have a word of knowledge for someone dealing with chest congestion and a persistent cough. The Lord is showing me a buildup that has behaved like a viral condition (or the symptoms have), and it’s been lingering for a long time. God is drying this out and you’ll feel it loosen—little by little it will be released. You’ll feel a need to hydrate, not only to rebuild strength, but to help bring out what God is loosening.

Father, in Jesus’ name, heal the lungs and airways. Dry up inflammation, calm the cough, and restore clear breathing. Amen.

Does Jesus’ holiness require Mary to be sinless? Scripture shows God’s holiness overcomes impurity. Jesus cleansed lepers by touch (Mark 1:40–42), and the woman with the blood issue was healed by touching His garment (Mark 5:25–34). Mary’s virginity reflects purity and obedience, but purity isn’t the same as sinlessness. Mary praises God as her Savior (Luke 1:46–47). The Bible says all have sinned (Rom 3:23) and no one is good but God (Mark 10:18). How do we honor Mary without crossing into worship?

Baptism Doesn’t Save — God Alone Saves (Let’s Unpack This Together)

Let’s clear up a common false idea: **baptism does not have the power to save you or wash away your sins. God alone saves.** Salvation is the work of Jesus—His cross, His resurrection, His mercy—and we receive it by faith.

So what *is* baptism?

**Baptism is a ceremonial initiation**—a God-designed, visual expression of what salvation looks like in the spirit. It’s not the source of salvation; it’s the **public sign** that points to salvation.

I think of baptism like a **wedding ceremony**. A wedding doesn’t create love out of thin air—it publicly declares a covenant that’s being entered into. And all the details matter because they **paint a picture**, not only for the couple, but especially for the **witnesses**. God uses visible, public signs because He wants people to understand the covenant clearly—what it means, what it costs, and…

This passage describes turning the tithe into money, traveling to the place God chooses, and buying what you desire—even wine or strong drink—then rejoicing before the Lord. I don’t see this as a contradiction or God changing His character; it’s the law in context, pointing forward to fulfillment in Christ. We have freedom, but we still obey God and reap what we sow. What do you think this teaches about worship, joy, and boundaries?

Throughout history, epilepsy has often been misunderstood due to the sudden and enigmatic nature of seizures. In many ancient cultures, seizures were interpreted through spiritual lenses—sometimes perceived as divine encounters, curses, or spiritual influences. This historical context has contributed to stigma and fear, occasionally leading families to pursue harmful "spiritual remedies."

Today, medicine recognizes epilepsy as a neurological condition characterized by abnormal electrical activity in the brain. For those with spiritual beliefs, a prudent approach involves compassion and discernment: respecting medical treatment while also offering prayers for peace, protection, and healing.

From my perspective, science and the medical field often assign names to phenomena they do not fully comprehend, identifying patterns and applying the most suitable labels to classify them as medical conditions or scientific occurrences. However, this classification does not always equate to understanding the truth. Both fields still possess limited knowledge about the brain and its capabilities, as…