Soul Manna
Thursday, May 6, 2010 is the National Day of Prayer! I am very excited about this day, because for those of us that will make the time to observe this day set aside by our government, it provides a time where many can be in agreement for God's will to be done on earth and spefically in our country. Created in 1952, this day provides an opportunity for us to exercise our religious liberty particular to pray.
I believe that this will be the year of the Holy Spirit: a year of an abundance of God's presence, His fruitfulness, and the birthing of many spectacular blessings, accomplishments, gifts, ministries, and most importantly, a great harvest of souls for Christ. I believe we are going to experience a new dimension in God that we've never seen before! Will you believe that with me? Join me in looking forward to reaping the harvest God has promised and walking into a supernatural season of the fruitfulness of God!
Let me briefly share with you a few things that I believe will help you as you journey into your season and experience the great harvest that God has awaiting you. Find out more inside...
Let me briefly share with you a few things that I believe will help you as you journey into your season and experience the great harvest that God has awaiting you. Find out more inside...
As I think about the very moment God gave me the vision for PreachingWoman.com, my heart overflowd with joy. I have joy for many reasons, but particularly: Your support has been more than I could have ever dreamed of: your prayers, emails, phone calls, memberships, and every form of support has kept me and my staff encouraged throughout this first year; 2.) I've had the opportunity to meet so many anointed and powerful preaching women that share my heart in advancing the Kingdom of God. 3.) Most importantly, God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, as proven Himself faithful to me and this endeavor, and I've truly seen His hand in the midst of it all, and I am sincerely and exceedingly thankful! Read more inside...
"Prayer Will Fix It For You!" Now, how often have we heard that phrase througout our Christian lives? But, the more applicable question is, "Do we believe it?" And if so, are we praying in faith believing that God has his best in mind for us? Find out what Evg. Nichelle Early has to say about prayer inside...