Travis J. Simons

Another worship flow hit the room today!

“You’ve got keys! You’ve got access!”

Pentecost didn’t just release power… it released authority for believers to operate in their God given assignment. The Holy Spirit is not just an experience to encounter, but power to function, build, heal, discern, overcome, and advance the Kingdom.

You’re not locked out.
You’ve got access. 🔑

Still trying to wrap my mind around today’s Pentecost Sunday at . My heart was touched deeply by today. We are in a MOVE! The altar was filled with people needing a fresh start, repenting, reconnecting to God and just needed a fresh touch from God. Sometimes we just need these moments to help us push through. As we prayed for them a worship flow carried us through this moment as we declared Anointing Fall On Me! S/O to the worship team and for their service and spiritual sensitivity to flow with me.

There are sovereign moments and kairos moments that usher us into our future.

After losing both of my parents, I’ve been doing a lot of biblical research on generational blessings. I wasn’t ready to share this yet… but this worship moment pulled it out of me.

Psalm 37 says, “I have never seen the righteous forsaken, nor his seed begging bread.”

And maybe for years I only read that verse financially… but grief made me read it differently.

Because bread is more than money.
Bread can be wisdom.
Bread can be covering.
Bread can be favor.
Bread can be strength when life tries to break you.

I started realizing that even though my parents are no longer physically here… their prayers are still feeding me.
Their sacrifices are still feeding me.
Their faith is still feeding me.

Some of us are standing in blessings we did not build by ourselves.
We are eating from tables that were prepared through generations of obedience, tears, fasting, and faithfulness.

And the truth is… God’s covenant does not end at the cemetery.
What He spoke over a righteous generation still has the power to reach the next one.

Reminder: Don’t allow your sorrow to cloud your vision.
Grief may slow your steps, but it does not have to steal your future. Don’t allow your sorrow to make you forget what God already promised. What feels uncertain to you is still secure in His hands. You can mourn what happened and still believe God has more ahead of you. Keep walking, keep serving, keep loving, giving, smiling, crying, declaring, keep praying, keep building, keep growing, keep enjoying life, and keep taking care of yourself.

Joshua 1:3 says:
“Every place that the sole of your foot WILL tread upon I HAVE GIVEN YOU…”

That means before Joshua ever stepped on the land…
God had already settled it.

Your future step is connected to a past-tense promise.

WILL tread…
future movement.

HAVE given…
already settled.

Which means God can speak about your tomorrow like it’s already handled.

It’s a future with a past blessing.
A future with an already established decision.
A future heaven has already spoken over.

The question is not whether God is going to do it…
The question is whether your faith is willing to walk into what God already declared.

Already done.

Be careful not to mistake timidity for humility. Moses had a call. Joshua had a call. And when God said, “As I was with Moses, so I will be with you,” He was reminding Joshua that grace for the assignment comes with responsibility to obey it.

You think I wanted this? You think I asked for this weight? But when God places His hand on your life, your comfort can no longer be the deciding factor.

In honor of my mom and Mother’s Day, I’ll be sharing a few things about her that helped shape me and impacted my life.

My mother taught me how to read at 3 years old. Looking back now, she wasn’t just teaching me words… she was helping me find my voice.

Mothers are more than caregivers.
They are architects of identity.
They help shape how we see ourselves and how we move through the world.

And for that… I honor her.