• Fall on Your Face: The Reaping of Ruth (Episode 8)
• What the Book of Ruth Teaches About Reaping What You've Sown | Jeremiah 33:3 | Holy Shift Devotionals
• Series Umbrella: A Time for Every Purpose (continuing the format shift from Episode 6)
• Scripture: Jeremiah 33:3 (NKJV) as the anchor verse, with Ruth 1:16-17 (NKJV) as supporting text within the teaching
• Book of Ruth devotional, Jeremiah 33:3 sermon, reaping what you sow, call on God, Ruth and Naomi Bible study, falling on your face in prayer, bitterness and prayer, Christian testimony, Holy Shift Devotionals, Desiree Day

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Desiree Day studies the Book of Ruth for the first time with a group of women — and it cracks open a truth about sowing and reaping she'd never connected before: sometimes we reap a harvest we never personally planted, from seeds of faithfulness sown long before we showed up.

Anchored in Jeremiah 33:3 — "Call to Me, and I will answer you, and show you great and mighty things, which you do not know" — Dez walks through Ruth's story: a widow who chose a God that wasn't originally hers, walked into fields she never planted, and ended up in the lineage of Jesus, all because she was willing to call out and keep showing up.

Then she gets honest about her own week — carrying bitterness she didn't recognize as bitterness, trying to fix other people's situations in her own strength instead of falling on her face and praying for them, and finally hearing what God had been trying to tell her all along: stop carrying it, and call to Me instead.

This episode includes a new Holy Shift Action, "The Call and Fall," and a deep, extended prayer over everything you're carrying that was never yours to carry.

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• Generous Without an Agenda: 2 Corinthians 9:6 on Sowing and Reaping | Holy Shift Devotionals
• Series Umbrella: A Time for Every Purpose
• Scripture: 2 Corinthians 9:6 (NIV) — "Remember this: Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously."

Desiree Day opens with a memory almost everyone has — breaking a cookie in half and quietly making sure your piece is the bigger one. That childhood instinct becomes the doorway into today's message on real generosity, anchored in 2 Corinthians 9:6: "Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously."

She shares the story of a husband who thought he'd tithed a $20 bill and realized afterward he'd actually given a $100 — and his wife's response, "you only gave with the spirit of 20," reframes what real generosity actually costs. Dez gets honest about the difference between giving with an agenda and giving for the glory of God alone, plus a story from last year of obeying God's prompt to "jump" with zero expectation of return — and watching Him provide back in abundance.

This week's Holy Shift Action: notice every opportunity you get to be generous this week, and ask yourself honestly — are you doing it for something, or for Him?

00:00 Splitting The Cookie: A Childhood Memory Of Generosity 00:30 Wanting The Bigger Half (And Learning Not To)

01:13 The Snack Dilemma As A Mom

02:08 2 Corinthians 9:6: Sow Generously, Reap Generously 03:03 The $100 Tithe Story

03:38 When Generosity Has An Agenda

04:15 God's Generosity: The Bigger Half, No Strings Attached 04:52 Holy Shift Action: Be Generous Without An Agenda

05:49 Jumping When God Says Jump

06:44 Obeying For The Glory Of God, Not The Reward

07:34 Prayer: A Generous Harvest

11:20 Thank You + Sendoff

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• Here Am I, Send Me: Raising Young Lions |A Time for Every Purpose

  Recorded: Sept 23, 2026

  Scripture: Isaiah 6:8-9 and Isaiah 5:25-30

  
  

  Desiree Day does something different today — no script, no plan, just a message straight from her heart. She's widening what this show is for: not just you, but your whole family, as you raise up "activated kingdom shifters" together.

  She's led to Isaiah 6:8-9 — Isaiah's answer when God asks, "Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?" — "Here am I. Send me." But before that verse, God takes her somewhere she didn't expect: the end of Isaiah 5, to the banner lifted up to the nations and the roar of young lions. And that's when a real moment from her morning breaks it wide open — a dinosaur sticker, a hard daycare drop-off that suddenly wasn't hard, and her almost-three-year-old son running in with a smile, saying "Roar."

  Dez connects her son's roar to Isaiah's roaring lions in real time, on mic, and gets honest that these aren't tears of sadness — they're prayers. She reframes today's Holy Shift Action around raising the next generation: share this scripture with your children, tell them the story of Isaiah being called, and let them know they can say "Here I am" too.

  This is the start of a new format for Holy Shift Devotionals — same heart, same mission, now built to be listened to as a family.

  00:00 Where Do I Go From Here

  01:00 A New Direction — For You And Your Family

  02:00 Grateful For The Seeds Before The Harvest

  03:00 God Told Me: We're Changing This Up

  04:00 The Trust And Fearlessness Of A Child

  06:00 Raising Activated Kingdom Shifters As A Family 07:00 Isaiah 6:8: Whom Shall I Send?

  09:00 Here Am I, Send Me

  11:00 God's Question: Where Are You? Who Are You Leading?

  12:00 Led To Isaiah 5:25 Instead

  13:00 My Son's Dinosaur Sticker

  15:00 This Is How I Know God Is Leading Me

  17:00 Isaiah 5:26-30: The Banner And The Roar

  19:00 They Will Roar Like Young Lions

  20:00 Holy Shift Action: Share This Verse With Your Children

  22:00 Thank You For Making It Through The Summer 23:00 Prayer: Raising Young Lions Together 27:00 Amen + What's Next

  28:00 A New Format, A New Path (Outro)

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