We are praying continually for all those suffering with the coronavirus. We pray comfort for those who’ve lost loved ones. We pray healing, peace and 100% recovery for those in this fight and we ask for His protection on a daily basis.

During this time, I want to share some thoughts from a dream God gave me last night. I feel it’s in regards to a couple of seasons coming our way. In the dream there was the indication of a “real battle” we are entering financially (I know we’re all aware of this). There is a spirit of fear at work to diminish all God has prophetically given to His people at the beginning of 2020. A bountiful year in a number of ways! I don’t know about you, but I want my focus to be on what God has already promised! Honoring our president and leadership, but above all living in immense faith at what God has already declared over His people! This is only a pause! As Brent Leas put it, there is a Bonanza upon us. (Bonanza: a situation or event that creates a sudden increase in wealth, good fortune, or profits). Join me in keeping the faith that He will do what He set out to do!

Isaiah 54:17 (Passion)

But I promise you, no weapon meant to hurt you will succeed, and you will refute every accusing word spoken against you. This promise is the inheritance of Yahweh’s servants, and their vindication is from me, says Yahweh.

Another part of the dream had to do with word assaults and insults. The previous scripture indicates that accusations come against us when the enemy forms his weapon. Words that accuse us try to diminish our faith in what God has said! I also believe the dream had to do with how we each personally handle everything as we move forward and especially within the church as a whole. What will our words bring? Peace and comfort? Or will we play the blame game? This next season will give us many opportunities to blame others so join me in not falling for this ploy of the enemy. I know personally that I’ve lost valuable things in my life when I’ve played the blame game. Let’s play on God’s team and continually be filled with His love, care and concern for others by bringing hope, not just in our church but worldwide. He came to save the world and I pray His love is realized by MANY thru this difficult season!

Johns 3:16 (NIV)

For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.

Blessings,

Connie Williams

Pastor's Wife of C7 Church