Hey sisters❤️❤️❤️ So we only have until Jan 1st and then no more Skool app😭 it’s been so great having an amazing community and being able to build some friendships in-person and online with many! Once Skool is gone, how can we reach the leaders of the ministry?? From what I understood, we can’t comment or post anything in the Telegram chats. Can we do like a WhatsApp chat group for accountability and to grow our friendships? Iron sharpens iron⚔️🫡 If any of you ladies want to stay connected my instagram name is: mighty.woman.of.God And p.s. When is the next Women’s Conference?! @Prophetess Carline gave that fire sermon🔥🔥🔥 tonight 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨 Love you all❤️❤️❤️and GOD bless you sisters!

As WOG, it’s so important to cultivate a deep reverence for the Lord and a clear understanding of our identity in Him. Scripture for Reflection “The fear of the Lord is the foundation of true knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and discipline.” (Proverbs 1:7) Understanding the Fear of the Lord Awe and Reverence • The fear of the Lord is about having a profound respect and awe for His majesty and holiness. This reverence helps us recognize our need for Him. Are there areas in your life where you need to surrender to God’s authority? Wisdom and Knowledge • Proverbs 9:10 states, “Fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.” When we approach God with reverence, we position ourselves to receive His wisdom and guidance. Set time aside time each day to seek His presence and understanding through prayer and reading the word Discovering Your Identity in Christ Beloved Daughters • Remember that you are a daughter of the King! Galatians 3:26 says, “For you are all children of God through faith in Christ Jesus.” Embrace your identity as His beloved daughter. What truths about your identity can you declare over yourself daily? Made in His Image • Genesis 1:27 tells us that we are created in God’s image. This means we carry inherent value and purpose. Reflect on how this truth shapes your view of yourself and your calling. Are you living out the identity God has given you? Empowered by the Spirit • As believers, we have the Holy Spirit dwelling within us. Romans 8:11 reminds us that the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead lives in you! This empowerment allows us to live boldly in our identity and fulfill the purpose He has for us. Are you tapping into this power in your daily life? let’s strive to cultivate a healthy fear of the Lord that leads to wisdom and understanding. Embrace your identity as a cherished daughter of God, and let this revelation transform your life. When you understand who you are in Christ, you will walk in confidence, knowing that you are loved and equipped for every challenge you face.

1 Timothy 2:9-10 (NKJV) “In like manner also, that the women adorn themselves in modest apparel, with propriety and moderation, not with braided hair or gold or pearls or costly clothing, but, which is proper for women professing godliness, with good works.” Understanding “Modest Apparel” in Depth The term “modest apparel” is foundational to understanding what Paul is teaching. Let’s break it down: “Modest” (Greek: “kosmios” - κόσμιος) The Greek word “kosmios” used here means more than just covering the body. It conveys the idea of being well-arranged, orderly, and appropriate. It suggests an outward appearance that reflects a heart of humility and respect for oneself and others. Modesty in this sense doesn’t just refer to how much skin is covered but involves choosing clothing that suits the occasion and does not draw excessive or inappropriate attention. - Well-Arranged and Orderly: This implies that clothing should be chosen thoughtfully and with care, avoiding anything chaotic or overly flashy. An orderly appearance reflects a disciplined and intentional heart that seeks to honor God rather than oneself. - Appropriate and Respectful: Appropriate clothing is respectful of the context or setting you are in, whether it’s a church service, social gathering, or work environment. It should reflect a sense of dignity and propriety, showing that you respect yourself, others, and God. “Apparel” (Greek: “katastolē” - καταστολή) The Greek word “katastolē” refers to a long, flowing garment. In Paul’s cultural context, this word was used to describe a modest outer garment that covered the body properly. It symbolizes being fully and decently clothed, as opposed to wearing something revealing or suggestive. - Covering and Concealing, Not Hiding: Modest apparel is about covering and concealing parts of the body in a respectful manner, without being overly strict or restrictive. It doesn’t mean hiding yourself in a way that diminishes your identity, but dressing in a way that represents dignity and self-control.

I am struggling with the concept of submission towards my father figure. So I didn’t grow up with my biological dad, and my grandpa has always been the father figure in my life. I wanted to ask if submission to him would still apply since he is the head of my family’s household and the father figure in my life? I’d like to talk with any of the deaconesses on this topic!

This weekend I recently had a mental breakdown because everyone has been asking me for time. I only have a limited amount of time and I’ve been giving it out willingly. However it’s taken a toll on me , because the things I want to do I can’t do because I’ve been giving my time to others. As a single mom I feel bad because I can’t even give the time I want to my son because I’m either doing stuff for other people , working, or if I finally get a moment I just want to lay down. I’ve also put God in the background because I’ve allocated my time to everyone else. Once I finally reached my breaking point I just cried and didn’t know what to do. How can I give my time out effectively to God and everyone else without burning out? How can I juggle being a child of God, mother , daughter , friend , employee, and in the future a wife with only 24 hours in a day? I’ve mentally struggled with this for a long time as well. I have struggled with procrastination since I was 12. Because mentally I have so much going on and lost focus easily. While crying I felt defeated and didn’t know what to do. However, a thought came to my head and said Will I give God my time? The answer of course was yes and so I said I can give God an hour in the morning and an hour before I go to sleep. Then after that a question came to my head. What is important to me? I sat there for a while and thought about it. I felt lead to make a list ranking what’s important to me from greatest to least. From now on I’ll handle my matters as such even if that means causing people to be mad at me. A few Bible verses about having a contrite spirit/heart popped up to my head as well. But I’m still looking into them and the meaning behind it. I feel better about the situation now. However from a child of God , mother , daughter , wife , etc. point of view how do you guys deal with giving out your time without burning out?