marriage is an amazing thing & always leaves me suprised; surprised at how God uniquely creates two very different people who fit together perfectly, to challenge each other & to bring the best out of each other. So many times when I hear Isaiah preach I am reminded of conversations we just had or even better, a scripture that He decides to Quote while preaching is the exact one I read hours before (neither of us knew). Most people always ask “what’s it like to hear Him preach..etc.” & my answer is always the same. It’s amazing. Not because of Him, but because God shows up. I really feel like God has given us a supernatural grace so that I will always be able to receive and not feel any emotions. It started back even before we were married, the second He would get up to preach… It was like all I could see was God, when He talks it’s God speaking straight to my soul, convicting me & challenging me.. It’s not “my husband” if that makes sense. Even in marriage, you really do have to have your own walk. Your OWN relationship with God, own personal time, own time of prayer & you need to know what He is speaking to you. Last night the Holy Spirit was so present. During worship I felt such an anointing to really “go to war” for souls, for restoration, for healings, for true salivations, for radical obedience. Its crazy to think that you never really know the amount of “pressure” that is on those prayers. If God tells you to pray, you pray. Imagine how many “lives were changed” from just me being obedient?? What if I didn’t pray when I felt like God told me to… Would those kids have still got touched, changed and encountered by God at the altar? When you pray, realize that those prayers might be changinging someone’s destiny. Praying isn’t just for your benefit, but it is to help release God in the lives of others. I am so blessed to stand besides Isaiah, to be his Biggest fan, to see him succeed in his calling, and to know his heart behind the mic. The sacrifice that it takes is more than I could probably put into words, especially on this one blog (I’ll save that for another post) but it has been worth every tear shed to see the amount of anointing being released. Staying in the place of humility and thankfulfullness is what keeps us going. Forever grateful that God saved my soul, when I was the farthest from Him & wanted absolutely nothing to do with Him. His grace is real.
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