Frank Talk With Grace

Rhema Speaks: "I am that little boy whose parents gave 5loafs(bread) and 2(fish)"

I have witnessed Jesus performed incredible miracles. At the very crusade which lasted for 3days, from the very first arrival as we gathered, it was miracles, signs and wonders back to back, the blind saw, the lame walk, the deaf heard, all manner of infirmities (too numerous to count), healed and lots more.

The Gospel was preached, hearts were healed and hope restored,

We tarried, prayed and worshipped God until the days were done and we were set to go home.

Suddenly, we were all asked to hold on and be seated, many questions arose intending to know the reason for the wait, because at this point, we needed the break... It was a meeting scheduled for just a day but we ended up spending 3days due to the many sides of the miraculous.

People were truly hungry and feeling very weak.

Then the Master's word got to us about His compassion and desire to feed us.

At first, we thought arrangements were made for vendors to bring food for the crowd; not knowing we were about to witness another level of miracle we never heard about or saw in time past.

When Peter (one of the Desciples) got to me for what I had in my launch box, I marvel, because of the excitement he shown with. He ran(holding me by the hand ) straight to the master with a sincere smile of hope... I found a lad with 5loafs and 2fish.

Then the master ask that I be seated by him and he took my launch box, open it and gave thanks....

Immediately...(follow for part2)

The deep waters will not drown you, the fire will not scorch you, in this season God's help will locate you in Jesus Name.

A DEGENERATE GENERATION

Time does not change but seasons do and so does a generation.
This generation has rebranded wrong until it feels right, polished corruption until it looks like ambition, and celebrated decay as though it were progress. What used to shock now entertains. What used to be hidden in shame now trends in broad daylight. And the frightening part? Many no longer even notice.
Morality has been traded for convenience. Greed for contentment, Truth has been diluted to opinion, Relationships have become transactional, Love conditional and Integrity optional.
The works of the flesh (Gal 5:19-21) have been redefined, sin sanitized and destruction made to look harmless.

What used to be called
Adultery is now “complicated love.”
Fornication becomes “casual dating.”
Idolatry is now “putting yourself first.”
Witchcraft is “spiritual alignment.”
Drunkenness is “having a good time.”
Envy is “healthy competition.”
Sexual pervasion is “self expression/personal truth”
The very things society frowned at, has become the new norm.
This is exactly how a generation drifts, not by removing sin, but by renaming it until it feels acceptable.
Degeneration does not happen overnight, it is built brick-by-brick, layer-by-layer and overtime there’s a collapse of values, morals and structure.
When a generation becomes comfortable with decay, it stops seeking change.
Call it “self-expression” or “personal truth”, the outcome doesn’t change and that's the deception of a degenerate age: disguising destruction in attractive vocabulary.
The enemy is working overtime and the minds of men is his workshop.
A degenerate generation is not beyond redemption, but it requires awakening. It demands individuals who will stand when others bow, who will choose truth when lies are easier, who will rebuild standards even when the world mocks them.

Because history has never been changed by the crowd, it has always been shifted by the few who refused to conform.
The question is no longer “What is happening to this generation?”
The real question is, “Who will rise and refuse to become part of it?”
This is a wake up call to all believers of the gospel of Jesus Christ, don’t sleep, don’t slumber, arise and keep watch, occupy till the master comes.
Selah!
✌️❤️
Grace E. Etta

A DEGENERATE GENERATION

Time does not change but seasons do and so does a generation. This generation has rebranded wrong until it feels right, polished corruption until it looks like ambition, and celebrated decay as though it were progress. What used to shock now entertains. What used to be hidden in shame now trends in broad daylight. And the frightening part? Many no longer even notice....

A DEGENERATE GENERATION Time does not change but seasons do and so does a generation.  This generation has rebranded wrong until it feels right, polished corruption until it looks like ambition, and celebrated decay …

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BREAKING BARRIERS There are people who are not where they should be in life not because God has not blessed them, not because their destiny is not loaded, not because they are not ambitious, but because they are fac…

BREAKING BARRIERS

There are people who are not where they should be in life not because God has not blessed them, not because their destiny is not loaded, not because they are not ambitious, but because they are faced with barriers. Barriers are invincible walls, stubborn limitations and spiritual resistances that say "you'll go this far and no further!' Barriers are anything that resist, limits or obstructs your advancement whether physically, spiritually, mentally or financially....

BREAKING BARRIERS There are people who are not where they should be in life not because God has not blessed them, not because their destiny is not loaded, not because they are not ambitious, but because they are fac…

LOVE ON GOOD FRIDAY

Beneath the darkened sky on a Good Friday,

On an old rugged cross hung a man, bruised and nailed,

Betrayed by a friend, abandoned by those he loved most, mocked, denied, beaten and stripped of dignity.

On that old rugged cross,

Love was not spoken, but was demonstrated,

With arms wide stretched not defeat but in surrender to the will of the father and loving invitation to all who will surrender.

Good Friday is a reminder that love sacrifices,

“Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.”

So for every person who has ever felt too broken, too sinful, too far gone to be worthy of saving,

Know that on Good Friday Jesus choose you over himself,

He traded places that you and I might live fully fulfilled lives.

So today, let the weight of Good Friday sit with you for a moment. Don’t rush past the cross; sit at the foot of it, feel the fullness of what was done there, “The sacrifice”, the love that was demonstrated in its fullest, rawest, most costly and beautiful form.

Happy Good Friday!!!

✌️❤️
© Grace E. Etta

LOVE ON GOOD FRIDAY

Beneath the darkened sky on a Good Friday, On an old rugged cross hung a man, bruised and nailed, Betrayed by a friend, abandoned by those he loved most, mocked, denied, beaten and stripped of dignity. On that old rugged cross, Love was not spoken, but was demonstrated, With arms wide stretched not defeat but in surrender to the will of the father and loving invitation to all who will surrender....

LOVE ON GOOD FRIDAY Beneath the darkened sky on a Good Friday, On an old rugged cross hung a man, bruised and nailed, Betrayed by a friend, abandoned by those he loved most, mocked, denied, beaten and stripped of dign…

Receive Strength in Jesus Name Amen

The Weight of a Will Surrendered

Obedience also demands patience. God’s timing rarely aligns with human urgency. To obey Him means resisting the pressure to force outcomes, manipulate doors, or rush seasons that are not yet ripe. Waiting becomes a form of warfare, and restraint becomes a sacrifice laid on the altar of trust....

The Weight of a Will Surrendered Obedience also demands patience. God’s timing rarely aligns with human urgency. To obey Him means resisting the pressure to force outcomes, manipulate doors, or rush seasons that are not yet ripe. …

The Weight of a Will Surrendered

When weighed on the scale of things, what is the weight of a will surrendered?

Living carefree and without worries may seem appealing, but living in purpose completely yielded to God’s will requires trust and discipline. As believers, we are often confronted with the internal battle between surrender and self-will. Though our desire is alignment, there are moments when we still want to do things our own way.

When I was newly saved (born again), total surrender was a struggle. I wrestled with understanding obedience to spiritual timing. There were moments when I wanted things done urgently and lacked the patience to stay still and wait for divine instruction. I did some things my way simply because they felt right, and later regretted not waiting on the Holy Spirit to instruct me on how best to handle them. Many new believers struggle with this as well.

Often, obedience is preached as a pathway to reward, but rarely is it discussed as a process that demands a price. Obedience will test your limits. To willingly obey God’s timing, seasons, and divine will requires surrender. Obedience will ask you to let go when holding on seems logical, to remain calm when action feels justified, and to trust God’s silence as much as His instructions. It demands total compliance, reliance, and submission to God’s will. The cost is real, personal, and sometimes painful. It may cost you visibility being hidden while others advance. At times, it costs relationships walking away from people who cannot follow where God is leading you. Other times, it costs opportunities saying no to good things in order to preserve the God thing.

Obedience also demands patience. God’s timing rarely aligns with human urgency. To obey Him means resisting the pressure to force outcomes, manipulate doors, or rush seasons that are not yet ripe. Waiting becomes a form of warfare, and restraint becomes a sacrifice laid on the altar of trust.

There is also the cost of misunderstanding. Obedient people are often misjudged because their choices do not always make sense to those who are not privy to God’s instructions. You may be called slow when you are actually being deliberate, weak when you are being disciplined, or foolish when you are being faithful.

Yet, while obedience costs, disobedience costs more. Disobedience offers speed but robs peace. It offers shortcuts but steals alignment. Obedience may delay gratification, but it preserves destiny.

In the grand scheme of things, the weight of a surrendered will cannot be measured on a scale, but it can be seen in the daily decision to say, “Not my will, but Yours,” even when the will of God stretches your limits.

The cost is real, but so is the reward: intimacy with God, clarity of purpose, and the confidence that your steps are ordered.

Obedience is expensive, but it is the only currency that purchases divine alignment. And in the end, what it produces is worth far more than what it demands.

✌️💕
Grace E. Etta