GROconsulting

12/07/2023

I just wanna speak the name of Jesus. Over fear and all anxiety. To bring home every prodigal son and daughter. For every soul held captive by depression. I speak freedom by the name of Jesus. Declaring there is hope and there is freedom. I declare in Jesus' name. You have not been given a spirit of fear. But a spirit of power, love, and of a sound mind. You are sober-minded. You have clarity of thought. You are soberly minded in your thoughts and you think with the mind of Jesus Christ now and forever. Glory to Elohim, Thank you, Yeshua (ישוע)! Psalm 91:1-7

Power of a Praying Parent I want to share my testimony today of God’s faithfulness in answering prayer and encourage all of you to pray without ceasing for t...

10/29/2023

Forgiveness

In the Bible, Matthew 18:4 says, "The greatest in the Kingdom of heaven is the one who humbles himself and becomes like this child".
In verse 3, Jesus says, "I assure you that unless you change and become like children, you will never enter the Kingdom of heaven".
In verse 5, Jesus says, "And whoever welcomes in my name one such child as this, welcomes me".

In the Kingdom of Heaven, the greatest are not those with the largest buildings, the highest average Sunday attendance, and the biggest budgets. Rather, it is those who have the heart of a three-year-old: trusting, forgiving, and unconditionally loving. These are the ones who will be the greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven, not those who act like three-year-olds: selfish, angry, and distrustful.

Forgiveness is a powerful force that got us into the kingdom of God. As the Bible says in Matthew 6:15, "If you don't forgive neither will your father in heaven forgive you.” From God's perspective, there is only one force of forgiveness. It is not two or three forces, but one. When we forgive others, we are also opening ourselves up to God's forgiveness. If we resist forgiveness, we are resisting God's forgiveness and all forgiveness. Forgiveness is a powerful force that can bring us closer to God.

People who say they could never forgive someone are living in unforgiveness themselves. They cannot receive forgiveness because they have resisted it. So God can try all day to give it to them, but they will not be able to accept it. They cannot get out of guilt because they will not allow God's forgiveness to wash it away. This is because they will not forgive others. They have resisted the force of forgiveness, and God cannot give it to them if they will not give it to someone else.

In other words, forgiveness is a two-way street. If you want to be forgiven, you must first forgive others. This is not always easy, but it is necessary for your healing and well-being.

10/21/2023

To error is human. But to forgive is divine. You are forgiven! In Jesus name amen!

10/13/2023

My word for you today: Everyone has inside them a piece of good news. The good news is you don’t know how great you can be! How much you can love! What you can accomplish! And what your potential is. When the enemy says, “you are not strong enough for this storm.” You say, “I AM THE STORM! In Jesus name!” Love you 💖💕

07/18/2021

Power of a Praying Parent

I want to share my testimony today of God’s faithfulness in answering prayer and encourage all of you to pray without ceasing for the salvation of your children or any loved one. My testimony is about my prodigal daughter returning to Jesus after 14 long years of praying by me and my husband and her sister and brother and many other friends. My daughter grew up with a very strong faith in Jesus. She loved Him and accepted Him when she was young. She wrote poems and other papers about her faith that were divinely inspired. I knew they came from God because they were very deep in expressing her faith, wise beyond her years. She read The Case for Christ book and would encourage people to read it that might not be sure how they felt or if they believed in Jesus because she believed so strongly and wanted others to as well. She cried so deeply when watching The Passion. She truly loved Jesus. But then she started drifting away in later high school years and by the time she was 18 she had completely walked away and said she didn’t believe in God or Jesus. That is devastating as a parent to hear and my heart was so heavy to hear this because of how much she had expressed her faith and love for Jesus. But I remembered Proverbs 22: 6 “Train up a child in the way they should go and when they are old they will not depart from it”
I knew that deep down she still knew the truth but had chosen to throw it away. But I would never give up on praying for her salvation and her returning to Jesus just as Jesus never gives up on us. She has been through some trials and tribulations the past couple of years, many of them her own doing. And she got to the point where she said I can’t do this alone anymore. And on Memorial Day she repented and returned to Jesus. God is so good that He allowed it to happen when my husband and I were visiting with her in Ohio. After 14 long years of praying. Hallelujah! Heaven is rejoicing! About a month before that, I was here at church and Becca Nichols turned around and said that Jesus told her to tell me my daughter was coming home. I was a mess and sobbed when she told me that. I had no idea it would be so soon after that. I was in awe that Jesus loved me so much that He would tell her to give me that message. It leaves me speechless over His love and caring.
She still needs prayer as she begins her journey anew with Jesus and will need strength to battle attacks from the devil and things of this world. God has been pouring into her so much and we are having many great conversations about Jesus and God. We continue to pray for her for strength and wisdom.
God also taught me some things as I was praying for her.
First, my daughter is God’s child first and as much as I love her, He loves her so much more. He clearly spoke to this me about a year ago. I was talking to a friend about how hard it was as a mom to see my daughter not walking with the Lord and God clearly said to me at that moment - BUT SHE IS MY DAUGHTER FIRST! I was shaken to my core. Through all of my praying for her and her salvation, how could I not think of how sad and heartbroken God was over her walking away and that He wants only the best for her. Even though I was praying, I was still trying to control what my plans were for her and how and when it should all happen. I didn’t completely give it to God. After that, my prayers were different and I surrendered her to God.
The prayers of a parent are powerful. Pray without ceasing and don’t ever give up. God has plans for our children.
In closing, I want to share something that was in the notes section of my bible. “Nobody is so far from God that he or she can’t get back to the Lord. Our responsibility is to keep knocking at God’s door about that person, to keep believing God will answer our prayers. Thank God for what He will do. Patiently but expectantly wait on the Lord. Renew your hope!”
Jehovah-Jireh
“The God who provides” Just as He provided yesterday, He will provide today and tomorrow. He grants deliverance from sin, the oil of joy for the ashes of sorrow, and eternal citizenship in His Kingdom for all those adopted into His household. Genesis 22: 9-14

07/18/2021