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Episode one was produced to introduce to you Denise Ford-Walker who blessed us with her previously written inspirational poems and writings entitled "A Breath of Melodies." Now, we would like to introduce our audience to another inspirational writing journey that we believe will provide you with a safe soft, tone that promotes an atmosphere of rest and peace as you listen. We want you to sit back,...

Chapter Three talks about discerning the seasons. The Oxford Dictionary defines Discerning as “having or showing good judgment.” Having discernment is an early indicator of maturity and wisdom when there is an opportunity to step forward to help or deal with everyday life. Sometimes we are put into situations that call for discernment to make the right decision. However, if we lack discernment, we...

Part of our destinies require us to walk by faith and not by sight. The Bible tells us that our faith provides us with strength and courage to keep pressing and holding on when times are rough. Our roads in life may not be filled with fame, glory or prosperity; but it is our lives to choose to live in a way that pleases God. However, during our lifetime, we will make decisions that places us in si...

CHAPTER ONE Available in Audiobook, Paperback, and Kindle format.  https://www.amazon.com/Holding-When-Its-Destined-Yours-ebook/dp/B08QDRPLK3 Email us for a promotional audiobook from Audible.com   at  info@reflectionsofgraceoutreachministries.org  It’s a blessing to come through a struggle victoriously. We say that “with every test, there is a testimony.” This statement i...

Our destinies are connected to our purpose. Every day that we live, we are on a journey towards peace and comfort. We will encounter times that bring us joy and times of sorrow; however, the question is, how do we react to the good and bad times? The Bible provides a system of behavioral beliefs that helps us see God in all things and trust that God’s plan is at work. The Bible scripture that conv...

PART 2 A miracle doesn’t always happen in a way that is extravagant and totally supernatural; a miracle can be an answered prayer, an unexpected opportunity happening, and even the joy of parenting. The common factor in each of these as well as the characters in the Bible is they believed and kept the faith that God and Jesus would make a way out of no way. How many times have you prayed for a sig...

When we think about miracles, we think of celestial intervention in situations that are no longer humanly possible to achieve. Faith and miracles for Believers in Christ are connected to ensure that we are connected to God in relationship and in our everyday walk. Today, we are going to discuss a character in the Bible who was beaten, deceived, left for dead and written off as dead. However, that...

How do we know that God is pleased with our lives? How can we fully embrace our lives with Him? The Bible tells us that God is Spirit, and those that worship Him must worship Him in Spirit and Truth. (John 4:24) The Old Testament writers were clear when they exhorted about God’s spirit visiting the temples and God’s Spirit move above the face of the waters. Finally, The Old Testament writers revea...

In the Bible, there was a king name Josiah who ruled the kingdom of Judah. The interesting thing about him was he began his rule at the age of eight and he reigned for thirty-one years. God was pleased with his ruler ship and the Bible tells us that (v2) “He did that which was right in the sight of the Lord, and walked in all the way of David his father, he turned not aside to the right hand or to...

A blog site written in January 28, 2017 called “Breakthrough in Christ. Org said about breakthrough is “The Hebrew word for "breakthrough" is pereṣ and it means "a gap, a break. It refers to a rupture, a tear, a breaking up or shattering of something: a breach created in a wall of an enemy (2 Sam. 5:20); the breaking or rupture occurring in the process of childbirth (Gen. 38:29)." “And it asked t...

Testimony of courage and faith as Denise encounters illness. Her faith is elevated due to her obedience to Holy Spirit. 

Believing in the Lord Jesus, That He is the Son of God & He rose from the dead is a personal walk of faith. To believe means you trusted Jesus when He told us, “I am the way the truth and the life; no one comes to the Father except through me. (John 14:6) Also, our belief that Jesus is the only way to being reconciled back to God means we have to walk in faith and persevere through the trials...

MAIN SCRIPTURE READING: Galatians 5: 13-14 Introduction Merriam Webster defines Freedom as: 1: the quality or state of being free: such as a: the absence of necessity, coercion, or constraint in choice or action b: liberation from slavery or restraint or from the power of another: INDEPENDENCE c: the quality or state of being exempt or released usually from something tiring. d: unrestricted use e:...

Listening versus Hearing God’s voice has purpose and meaning to our spiritual growth and maturity; each time we participate in our worship or prayer life, listening for God should be our focus. The analogy: it is not what God can do for us when we pray; but what can we do for God to give Him more praise and worship? Is an important starting point for believers. The Bible tells us in Hebrews 4: 6 “...

MAIN SCRIPTURE READING: John 16:13 “When the Spirit of truth comes, he will guide you into all the truth, for he will not speak on his own authority, but whatever he hears he will speak, and he will declare to you the things that are to come.” INTRODUCTION The Bible tells us that God spoke to His people on many occasions. God even provided a prophet called Elijah a demonstration of God’s ability t...

When God created us, he made each of us with strengths and talents that were meant to worship and glorify Him. Each of us are wonderfully and fearfully made; yet, we have been told or made to experience things in life that has caused us to submit to self-doubt, low self-esteem, and pre-meditated lies by Satan. Some do not believe that Satan or demonic influences are real. However, As we look at th...

In the final chapter, 16, Paul addressed the listeners of the Epistle with final words of encouragement and instructions to help them understand that each of them are a part of circle in which Christ is centered. He imparted acknowledgments and love to each of them individually and as a body of Believers. Most notably, there was Phebe; a leader in the faith and a woman whom Paul entrusted the othe...

This week, Paul’s letter focuses on the actions of a believer to the community and our concentric circles . A Concentric Circle is “Two or more circles which have the same center point.” Finally, as believers, we must make the effort to stay connected to other believers whom we believe are good for our Christian walk. It is not about politics or traditions, or even concentric expectations; it is a...

In Chapter 14 of the Book of Romans, Paul begins to teach what the Holy Spirit revealed to him the same understanding regarding food and the offenses, that Jesus talked about by letting the saints know that it’s not about what a person eats or drinks; neither, is it about trying to correct them harshly and publicly; it is about talking and encouraging them in love to be strong and cultivated when...

Paul tells the Roman believers to live in love and peace; but always strive to reveal God-like qualities that will draw others to the message of salvation and hope.  Striving to live a life of holiness is hard for a person who has not accepted the indwelling on the Holy Spirit to lead and guide them through the sanctification process. We learned there are eight steps to Spiritual Maturity tha...

Living as we are called means, we are no longer willing to exercise our desires and whims for personal pleasure. Nor are we willing to see others suffering and hurting. This the commitment that God desires for us to have. A love for others greater than ourselves.

Paul ask a question "shall we continue in sin that grace may abound?" His response was "God Forbid."  The message Paul wanted to relay to the listeners was to strive to relinquish the thoughts of carnality that traps them to the desires of disobedience to God's plan and purpose for our lives. Being justified and free to worship Christ helps us understand the significance of accepting Christ a...

Chapter seven continues to outline a reason why Paul said, "The wages of sin is death, But the gift of God is eternal life in Christ our Lord." When we receive the gift of God, we are released from natural thoughts and feelings of sin because we now understand that sin is the committed disobedience and rebellion to God's original plan.

Paul decides to push forward with the message of salvation and hope for all who would continue to receive. The message was clear and concise as he told them that no one could condemn them as heretics or sinners of the Law because the Blood of Jesus now justifies them to life-giving freedom and favor with God.