Spiritual Famine — A Strategic Season of Silence | Amos 8:11

What does it mean when heaven feels quiet? In this message, we explore the reality of a spiritual famine—not a lack of activity, but a strategic season of silence. Drawing from Amos 8:11, Scripture reveals a famine not of bread or water, but of hearing the words of the Lord.

Silence does not mean absence. Often, it signals transition, testing, and realignment. God uses quiet seasons to expose dependence, refine discernment, and shift us from familiarity to faith. When the noise fades, what—or who—are we truly listening to?

We also look to Isaiah 60, where light rises in the midst of darkness. Even when vision seems dim and clarity feels delayed, God’s glory is still advancing. Silence prepares us to recognize His voice when He speaks again.

This teaching is an invitation to discern the season, not resist it—to wait wisely, stay anchored, and trust that God is still working even when He appears quiet.

Scriptures Referenced:

Amos 8:11

Isaiah 60:1–3

Habakkuk 2:1

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Living Free with the King 👑

Colossians 2:20–23 reminds us that life in Christ isn’t about submitting to man-made rules that look spiritual but lack real power. And 2 Corinthians 3:17 declares the truth plainly: where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.

Freedom isn’t found in religion—it’s found in relationship.

It’s not about performance, pressure, or fear.

It’s about living led by the Spirit, walking with the King.

If it doesn’t bring freedom, it’s not His heart.

Live free. Walk close. Stay surrendered.

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2026 Is the Acceptable Year of the Lord | Luke 4:19

In this message, we explore the prophetic weight of the declaration: “2026 is the Acceptable Year of the Lord.” Drawing from Luke 4:19, where Jesus announces the fulfillment of Isaiah’s promise, we examine what it means to step into a season marked by divine favor, restoration, and release.

The “acceptable year” speaks of God’s appointed time—when heaven authorizes freedom, aligns purpose, and restores what was lost. This is not about hype or dates, but about discernment of seasons and positioning our hearts to receive what God has already declared.

Jesus didn’t announce potential—He announced fulfillment. In the same way, this word challenges believers to move from waiting to walking, from hoping to believing, and from delay into divine timing.

If you’ve been sensing a shift, this teaching will encourage you to align with God’s calendar, trust His timing, and step boldly into His favor.

Scriptures Referenced:

Luke 4:19

Isaiah 61:1–2

Ecclesiastes 3:1

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