Cumi Cheree

SummaryIn this episode of Cumi Cheree Dena shares a deeply personal reflection on the power of faith and the encouragement found in Isaiah 43. She discusses her journey of prayer, belief, and calling forth blessings in her life, emphasizing the importance of a personal relationship with God. Dena encourages listeners to overcome doubt and discouragement, reminding them of God's unwavering love and support. The episode serves as a motivational call to return to faith and trust in God's promises, highlighting the transformative power of belief and prayer.Grounding Scripture | Isaiah 43Additional Scripture Reference Hebrews 4:9-11Takeaways:Personal prayer can lead to significant blessings.Believing God wholeheartedly is essential.The enemy will try to sow seeds of doubt.There is a rest for the people of God.God forgives for His own sake, not ours.We must not let past mistakes hold us back.Testimonies of God's goodness encourage others.Trusting God can lead to unexpected blessings.

In this episode, Dr. Kish Cumi Price reflects on the importance of seeking God's guidance and clarity in our daily lives, especially as the year comes to a close. She emphasizes the significance of understanding daily provision, the power of asking in faith, and truly believing in God's promises. Dr. Kish encourages listeners to focus on the present, trust in God's provision, and engage in meaningful prayer.Guiding ScriptureOur Daily Bread | Matthew 6:9-13His Word will not return to Him Void | Isaiah 55:11God is not a man that He should lie | Numbers 23:19Ask Me | Even Greater Works | John 14:12-14Takeaways1. Seek God for clarity on your daily purpose.2. Focus on today's needs rather than future worries.3. God provides what we need for today, not for the week.4. Prayer should be an active engagement, not just an expectation.5. Belief in God's promises is essential for spiritual growth.6. Asking in faith opens doors to God's provision.7. Remove the burden of doing; trust in God's actions.8. Daily bread symbolizes both spiritual and physical needs.9. Engage with scripture as if it is truly God's Word.10. Trust that God will guide you in your daily decisions.

In this episode, we delve into the complexities of salvation, exploring the concept of 'once saved, always saved' and emphasizing the importance of a daily walk with Christ. We discuss scriptural insights, the significance of intimacy with God, and the dangers of false prophets. The conversation highlights the necessity of obedience as a demonstration of love for God and the distinction between knowing God and merely doing good works. Ultimately, we call you to action, encouraging a deeper relationship with God and a commitment to living out your faith authentically.Grounding Scripture | Romans 10:9-10, Matthew 7:21 and Ezekiel 18:19-24Additional Scriptures: Luke 10:38-42TakeawaysThe concept of 'once saved, always saved' is misleading.Intimacy with God is essential for true faith.Obedience to God's commandments reflects our love for Him.False prophets can lead believers astray.Knowing God requires more than just surface-level belief.Our actions should align with our faith in Christ.Disobedience is a form of sin that separates us from God.Scripture provides guidance on living a righteous life.A genuine relationship with God transforms our hearts.

In this episode of the Cumi Cheree Podcast we engage in a deep conversation about the spiritual implications of cultural practices, particularly focusing on Halloween. We discuss the importance of spiritual sensitivity, the dangers of mixing beliefs, and the need for Christians to stand apart from cultural norms that conflict with their faith. The conversation emphasizes the significance of understanding the origins of holidays and the spiritual ramifications of participation in rituals that may not align with Christian values. We encourage listeners to examine their own lives for areas of mixture and to seek a deeper relationship with God, free from the influences of the world. In this conversation, we discuss the importance of adhering to scriptural teachings, recognizing and letting go of sin, and the consequences of ignoring God's warnings. We emphasize the need for accountability in one's faith journey and the generational impact of personal choices. Our discussion highlights God's love and discipline, urging listeners to seek holiness and avoid the pitfalls of grace abuse.Grounding Scripture | 2 Kings 17:13-20 and 1 Samuel 12:20-22Additional Scripture References: What hinders you from following the truth? | Galatians 5:7-9, Lay aside every weight..... the Lord disciplines those He loves | Hebrews 12: 1-6I never knew you | Matthew 7:21-23TakeawaysWe must prioritize our spiritual sensitivity over cultural norms.Accepting gifts or practices can open spiritual doors.God desires us to be separate from worldly practices.Mixture in belief can dilute our faith and commitment to God.Halloween is rooted in rituals that conflict with Christian values.A little sin can corrupt our entire spiritual walk.We must be mindful of what we come into agreement with.God is calling us to arise and be set apart.Understanding the origins of holidays is crucial for believers.Sin has consequences, and we must repent!Repentance is a personal journey that requires humility.God disciplines those He loves, just like a parent does.We must recognize and let go of unnecessary weights in our lives.Ignoring God's warnings can lead to serious consequences.Grace should not be abused; it is a gift, not a license to sin.Our choices today impact future generations.God desires us to be pure and holy in His sight.We are accountable for our actions and decisions before God.Seeking God diligently leads to His blessings and rewards.

In this episode, we delve into the often-taboo subject of intimacy within marriage, focusing on the concept of the 'undefiled' marriage bed. We explore the implications of defilement, the importance of purity, and the impact of past experiences on current relationships. It doesn't matter if you are single and ready to mingle, happily married or on the struggle bus, we welcome you to join us on this "between the sheets" journey from the Bible to the bed.TakeawaysThe marriage bed is a sacred space meant for intimacy.Defilement can occur even within a marriage.Past experiences can impact the purity of the marriage bed.Covenant with God is essential for a healthy marriage.Mixing sacred and profane elements will harm the marriage.Purity and deliverance are crucial for marital intimacy.Sexual sin can have far-reaching consequences.Misconceptions about virginity can lead to spiritual defilement.God's design for marriage includes intimacy and connection.Returning to God is necessary for healing and restoration.

In this episode of the Cumi Cheree podcast, we delve into the often-ignored topic of sexual sin, particularly focusing on masturbation and its implications within a Christian context. We discuss the lack of discourse on sexual issues in churches, the impact of early exposure to sexual content, and the spiritual ramifications of engaging in masturbation. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding sexuality as part of a holistic spiritual life, the need for confession and accountability, and the significance of prayer in overcoming sexual struggles. We share personal testimonies and encourage listeners to seek healing and freedom from sexual sin.Grounding Scripture | Genesis 1:28 and 1 Corinthians 6:18-20TakeawaysSexual sin is often not addressed in churches.Masturbation is a small issue under a larger canopy of sexual immorality.The body is a temple of the Holy Spirit and should be honored.Confession and accountability are crucial for healing.Early exposure to sexual content can lead to lifelong struggles.Spiritual implications of masturbation are significant.Holiness is attainable and should be pursued.The enemy wants you to keep sexual sin hidden and unconfessed.Personal testimonies can help others find freedom.Prayer is a powerful tool in overcoming sexual struggles.

In this episode, we delve into the profound topic of confession, exploring its significance in the Christian faith. We discuss the scriptural basis for confession, emphasizing the healing that comes from sharing our struggles with one another. The conversation highlights the importance of trust in relationships, the nature of sin, and the power of community in the process of confession and repentance. Listeners are encouraged to embrace confession as a means of overcoming darkness and experiencing true healing through the support of fellow believers.Grounding ScriptureConfession Your Sins | James 5:16Additional Scripture Psalm 32 and Romans 7:14-25TakeawaysConfession is essential for healing and spiritual growth.Scripture emphasizes the importance of confessing to one another.Trust is crucial when sharing personal struggles.Healing often follows the act of confession.Community support can aid in the confession process.Sin creates isolation and shame.Repentance is a gift that leads to freedom.Confession helps break the power of darkness.Forgiveness from God is connected to our healing.We are called to support one another in our struggles.

In this episode, we continue the celebration of our one-year anniversary by reflecting on our journey and the importance of embracing small beginnings--while recognizing the challenges of stepping out in faith. We discuss the significance of obedience, the necessity of protecting one's vision, and the reality that circumstances may never be perfect for pursuing God's calling. We emphasize the importance of moving forward despite fear and encourage you to take action on your dreams, no matter how small the steps may seem.TakeawaysDo not despise small beginnings; every journey starts somewhere.God rejoices in the act of starting, regardless of the outcome.Embracing new things can be uncomfortable but necessary for growth.Obedience to God's calling is crucial, even when it's scary.Protect your vision; not everyone will understand your dreams.God's provision is evident even in uncertain times.3The circumstances will rarely be perfect for pursuing your calling.Fear is a common barrier, but it shouldn't stop you from moving forward.Celebrate the journey and the small victories along the way.Seek God for guidance on what small steps to take next.

The Anniversary Episode! In this episode we celebrate our one year journey by inviting our mothers, Yolanda First and Patricia Andrews, to share their wisdom and experiences. The conversation explores themes of identity, faith, self-care, and the importance of community and prayer. Both mothers reflect on their journeys, the challenges they faced, and how they instilled values in their children. The episode emphasizes the significance of recognizing God as our source and the power of sharing our gifts with others. It concludes with a message of gratitude and encouragement for listeners to let their light shine.Grounding ScriptureRemember Who You Are! | 1 Peter 2:9-10TakeawaysThe importance of celebrating milestones and reflecting on growth.Mothers play a crucial role in shaping our identities and faith.Self-care is essential for mothers as they navigate new seasons of life.Instilling faith in children requires intentionality and example.Prayer and community support are vital in overcoming challenges.Recognizing God as our primary source of strength and provision.Sharing our gifts and testimonies can impact others positively.Trusting God during difficult times is essential for peace.Gratitude for the journey and the lessons learned along the way.The legacy of faith passed down through generations is invaluable.

In this episode, we discuss the importance of finding rest in God and trusting Him to fight our battles. We share personal experiences of relying on God's strength and guidance in challenging situations. We also explore the story of Deborah and Jael from the book of Judges, highlighting the themes of obedience, trust, and the power of God to bring victory. Join us and claim your victory!Grounding ScriptureGet Ready. I've Gone Before You. Claim Your Victory. Walk in Peace. | Judges 4:4 - 5:31TakeawaysFinding rest in God brings deep soul rest and gratitude.Trusting God to fight our battles allows us to focus on Him and His power.Obedience and addressing the root of our problems lead to victory.Having supportive partners who encourage us to live out our purpose is important.

In this conversation, we discuss the challenges of maintaining joy and peace in the face of testing and worry. We share personal experiences of being tested in our faith and how we have learned to rely on God in those moments. Understanding that prayer to God is what worry is to the enemy, we emphasize the importance of exchanging worry and fear for worship and surrendering to God's plan. We must trust in God's provision and seek guidance through prayer and scripture. Lastly, we remind listeners that God is always responsive and lovingly supports those who seek Him.Grounding ScriptureGive It To Me | 2 Chronicles 16:9 and 1 Peter 5:7TakeawaysMaintaining joy and peace can be challenging in the face of testing and worry.When we have problems, God wants us to come to Him.Exchanging worry for worship and surrendering to God's plan is key.Trusting in God's provision and seeking guidance through prayer and scripture is essential.God uses testing to strengthen and refine our faith. There are many ways to begin reading the bible, but there isn't a silver bullet. Just begin.Exchange worry and fear for peace and faith.Seek God and remember that He is always responsive and supportive.

In this conversation, we discuss the importance of trusting God and being content in the middle of the journey. We talk about how it can be challenging to transition from a season of waiting to a season of abundance and how we often struggle with knowing what to do with the blessings we receive. Have you ever struggled with letting go of that false feeling of control and trusting that God has a plan for your life? We have too! Join us as we discuss the importance of understanding God as a trustworthy Father and resting in His guidance as He meets us in the middle. Scripture Reference Deuteronomy 1:22 / Checking Out the RouteTakeawaysTrusting God and being content in the middle of the journey is important.Transitioning from a season of waiting to a season of abundance can be challenging.Letting go of control and trusting God's plan is necessary.Understanding God as a trustworthy Father is crucial.Resting in God's guidance is essential.

According to Strong's Concordance, fear is to be afraid but also revere, honor, respect, and be in awe of. In this episode, the book of Malachi reminds us that God gives attention to our conversations with one another and those who fear Him will be recorded in His book of Remembrance.  We also discuss the additional blessings God gives to those who fear Him, such as being spared on the great and terrible day of the Lord.  Finally, we concluded with an invitation to recommit to Christ and invest in a deep relationship with Him.Grounding ScriptureBook of Remembrance | Malachi 3:16-18TakeawaysRemembering God is essential in maintaining a deep and meaningful relationship with Him.Fearing the Lord means revering, honoring, and respecting Him in all aspects of life.God pays attention to those who fear Him and hears their conversations.Being written in the book of remembrance is a sign of God's love and care for His people.God considers His followers to be His treasured possession and delights in them.It is important to worship God above all else and not be consumed by earthly wealth or distractions.Those who have strayed from their faith are encouraged to recommit to Christ and invest in a rich relationship with Him.

SummaryIn this episode, Dena Cheree discusses the concept of memorial stones from the Book of Joshua. She shares her personal experience of being in a valley season and how her journal served as a memorial stone to God's goodness and grace. Dena emphasizes the importance of remembering God and how it leads to action and faith. She encourages listeners to create their own memorial stones through journaling and reflecting on God's faithfulness.Grounding ScriptureRemember Me | Joshua 4:21-24 Additional Scripture References: 2 Chronicles 20:26, 2 Kings 20: 1-7TakeawaysMemorial stones serve as reminders of God's faithfulness and can be created through journaling or other means of capturing God's work in our lives.Valley seasons are appointed and purposed for our growth, both internally and eternally.Remembering God leads to action and faith, as seen in the Bible when God remembers His people and when His people remember Him.

In this episode, Dr. Kish shares her personal testimony of changing her name after a divorce and embracing a new identity. She discusses the importance of obeying God's calling, even when it goes against societal norms and expectations. Dr. Kish emphasizes the need to trust in God's timing and power, using the stories of the woman with the issue of blood and Jairus' daughter as examples. She encourages listeners to let go of the old to embrace the new. She issues a call to arise in your true God-given identity.Grounding Scripture12 years | Mark 5:21-43TakeawaysObeying God typically requires going against societal norms and expectations.Trust in God's timing and power, even when it doesn't make sense.Let go of the old and embrace the new in order to arise in your true God-given identity.Have faith and believe that God can bring healing and deliverance in any situation.

SummaryIn this episode, we discuss the importance of being intentional about what we consume spiritually; likewise physically. We emphasize the connection between our consumption and our beliefs, highlighting the need to guard our hearts and minds. Using Galatians 5:16-26 as a guide, we remind our listeners that the works of the flesh and Spirit are evident and we can easily identifiable in our lives. We also touch on the impact of media consumption on our mental and emotional well-being. Overall, we encourage listeners to walk in step with the Spirit and align their beliefs with their actions.Grounding ScriptureWatch What You Eat | Galatians 5:16-26TakeawaysBe intentional about what you consume, both physically and spiritually.Guard your heart and mind by being mindful of what you consume.Consider fasting from social media to create space for spiritual growth.Media consumption can impact your mental and emotional well-being.Align your beliefs with your actions and walk in step with the Spirit.

In this episode, we draw inspiration from 1 Corinthians 9:24 and Hebrews 12:1-2, discussing the race of faith every Christian is commissioned to run, knowing there is a great reward at the end for those who endure.  We emphasize the need to trust in God, lay aside distractions and sins, and fix our eyes on Jesus; while warning against comparison and selfishness. We highlight perseverance, preparation, and the Holy Spirit's role during our race. We encourage you to run your best race, represent God in all aspects of life, and strive to live according to His will, reminding you that Jesus is the perfecter of our faith.Grounding ScriptureRun Your Race | 1 Corinthians 9:24 and Hebrews 12:1-2TakeawaysTrust in God and run your race with endurance and focus.Lay aside distractions and sins that entangle you.Fix your eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith.Avoid comparing yourself to others and stay focused on your race.Be a source of refreshment and encouragement for others in their race. We are called to act as representatives of God in all aspects of life.Running our best race requires a mindset shift and a focus on God's will.Complacency and lukewarmness in our faith can hinder our ability to finish the race.When we stumble on our race we must remember to repent.

In this episode, we continue discussing trust from the vantage point of what life looks like when you don't trust God. We delve into the book of Numbers, examining the story of Moses sending the 12 spies to survey the promised land of Canaan. A 40-day tour of the promise turned into 40 years in the wilderness! Join us as we dissect this scripture to learn about the importance of trusting God and ultimately the benefits that accompany it. Grounding ScriptureAvoid the Setback! (Trusting God Part 2) | Numbers 12-14Additional Scripture References Psalm 37:3-5Psalm 46:1-2Psalm 84:11-12Matthew 6:28Psalm 32:10Mark 11:22-24Isaiah 26:3TakeawaysTrusting God is essential to the life of a Christian and comes with many blessings; likewise not trusting God can lead to a life filled with setbacks.Speaking scriptures and truths about God out loud can help override negative thoughts and beliefs.The internal work of trusting God is crucial for personal growth and relationship with God.

In this episode, we discuss trusting God, including what it means, its challenges, and its impact on our lives. The conversation emphasizes relying on God's wisdom over our own understanding and emotions, sharing personal experiences on finding contentment and aligning with God's purpose. We highlight the importance of trust in decision-making and emotional well-being, caution against relying on past hurts and fears, and stress the need for vulnerability, honesty, and seeking God's wisdom in all areas of life.Grounding Scripture Trust God | Proverbs 3:5-6TakeawaysTrust in the Lord with all your heart (mind, will and, emotions). All of these must surrender to Christ.Our paths may not always feel straight or smooth, but that doesn't mean we're not on the right path.Discontentment often stems from relying on our own logic and desires instead of trusting God's plan.Trusting God involves capturing thoughts that come against the knowledge of Christ.Be vulnerable and honest in our relationship with God and others.Do not rely on past hurts and fears to guide your decisions.Seek to know God and His wisdom in all areas of our lives.

In this episode, we pick up where we left off discussing the importance of letting go of dead things in order to embrace the new things that God has for us. Join us as we discuss the need to let go of attachments, whether it be people, mindsets, or ways of doing things, in order to step into God's best for our lives.Grounding ScriptureLet It Go | I Samuel 16:1TakeawaysLetting go of dead things is necessary in order to embrace the new things that God has for us.Attachments to people, mindsets, or ways of doing things can hinder us from stepping into God's best for our lives.Being in tune with God's leading and having a renewed mind is essential in order to let go of dead things and embrace the new.Names hold significance and can be a reflection of our identity and purpose.Trusting in God's timing and plan is crucial when it comes to letting go and embracing the new.

Join us in this conversation as we delve into the theme of transitioning into a new season and the emotional and mental challenges that come with it! We emphasize the importance of aligning with God's plan, letting go of the old, and embracing the new. In this episode, God also highlights repentance and the need for a clean slate as essential for our spiritual growth and alignment with His will.Guiding ScriptureLet Go of the Old & the Dead | Leviticus 10:1-7TakeawaysTransitioning into a new season requires emotional and mental readiness.Letting go of the old and embracing the new is essential for spiritual growth.Repentance and seeking a clean slate are crucial for aligning with God's will and purpose.

In this episode, we discuss the importance of encouraging oneself in the Lord and finding strength in Him during times of distress. We draw inspiration from the story of David in 1 Samuel 30:6, where David strengthens himself in the Lord after his family is taken captive. Join us as we explore the relevance of this concept in our own lives as we experience life that's lifin'!Grounding ScriptureDavid encouraged himself in the Lord his God | I Samuel 30:6TakeawaysEncouraging oneself in the Lord is essential during times of distress and adversity.Seeking God first and finding strength in Him is crucial for navigating difficult situations.Not everyone is meant to go through every battle with us, and it's important to recognize and appreciate the different roles people play in our lives.God's presence and power are the source of victory, and we should give Him the glory for our successes.

In this episode, we discuss the concept of living by faith. We delve into the meaning of faith in the context of a relationship with God and how it differs from worldly faith. We highlight the importance of understanding the character of God and relying on His Word to build faith. We invite you to join us in exploring the power of speaking the Word of God out loud and meditating on it to build faith!Grounding ScriptureWalk & Live by Faith | 2 Corinthians 5:7TakeawaysLiving by faith means relying on the character of God and His Word.Faith comes by hearing and hearing the Word of God.Living by faith requires unlearning and relearning our natural inclination to rely on what we see.It is impossible to please God without faith in His Word.Idolizing oneself can hinder living by faith and surrendering to God's will. Align your desires with God's will and do not elevate your own desires above His.Speak the Word of God out loud and meditate on it to build faith.Identify areas where your faith is weak and find scriptures that address those areas.Remember that faith is your currency in the Kingdom of God.

In this episode, we discuss the feeling of being stuck in a season of life and waiting for change. We explore the concept of hope deferred and how it can make the heart sick. We also discuss the significance of following God's instructions and being obedient to His guidance. We encourage you to join the joyous journey of transformation that come from aligning with God's will.Grounding ScriptureYour Hope Bone is Connected to Your Hear Bone / Proverbs 13:12-14TakeawaysHope deferred can make the heart sick, causing feelings of depression and heartache.It is important not to make idols out of the things we hope for, as this can hinder our relationship with God.Following God's instructions and being obedient to His guidance is crucial in experiencing fulfillment and avoiding delays in our lives.Repentance and seeking God's instruction are necessary steps in aligning ourselves with His plans and receiving His blessings. Seeking God and following His instructions bring joy and transformation.Repentance and asking for mercy separate us from sin and bring us closer to God.Trusting God's timing and obeying His commands are essential.Fasting and prayer help us hear God more clearly and deepen our relationship with Him.Prioritizing our relationship with God is crucial for spiritual growth.Sharing testimonies of how God is moving in our lives encourages and edifies others.

In this episode, we discuss the concept of God's jealousy and what it means to be a pure virgin to Christ. We emphasize the importance of prioritizing a relationship with God over worldly standards and the need for rest. We also explore some of the issues that keep us from being in a pure relationship with God. The conversation highlights the need for forgiveness, repentance, and praying for those we have sinned with or against. Join us on this journey and call for self-reflection in order to seek a deeper relationship with God.Grounding ScriptureDivine Jealousy / 2 Corinthians 11:2TakeawaysPrioritize a relationship with God over worldly standards and take time to rest.Identify and address idols that may hinder your relationship with God.Practice forgiveness, repentance, and pray for those you have sinned with or against.Seek a deeper relationship with God and strive to prioritize Christ.

In this episode, Dr. Kish shares a personal testimony and discusses the concept of being still and knowing that God is in control. She talks about the struggle of being a doer and the need to trust God's timing. She encourages listeners to remember who God is, to worship Him, and to find peace in stillness by dropping the weight of the responsibility to act. Dr. Kish also shares her own experiences of being still and how it has led to new opportunities and blessings.Scripture Passage ReferencedBe Still / Psalm 46TakeawaysBeing still and knowing that God is in control is a powerful concept that requires trust and faith.In stillness, it is important to remember who God is and what He is capable of.Worshipping God in stillness helps to maintain peace and trust in His plans.Being still can lead to new opportunities and blessings.

In this episode, Dena Cheree shares her personal journey of trusting God's provision and experiencing His faithfulness. She recounts how she left her job and asked God for a break, only to face financial struggles and uncertainty. Despite the challenges, she learned to trust God's timing and provision, witnessing His miracles in her life. Through her story, she encourages listeners to trust God even when things don't go as expected and to deepen their relationship with Him.TakeawaysTrust in God's provision and timing, even when things don't go as expected.God can provide for all our needs, even in the midst of financial struggles.Building a deeper relationship with God allows us to experience His faithfulness and guidance.Praising and worshiping God in difficult times can bring breakthrough and strengthen our faith.

In this episode, we address common misconceptions about holiness and emphasize the need to understand God's love and desire for boundaries. The conversation explores the idea that holiness is not about being rigid or uptight, but rather about reflecting God's character and living in obedience to His commands.Scriptures ReferencedBe holy, because I am holy / I Peter 1:14-16Filthy rags / Isaiah 64:6Uzzah and the ark / I Chronicles 13:5-14Love beyond your crew / Luke 6:32-38Live out your holiness in community / Hebrews 12:14TakeawaysHoliness is not about being rigid or uptight, but about reflecting God's character and living in obedience to His commands.God's holiness requires us to set boundaries and reflect His character in our behavior, thoughts, and entertainment choices.Forgiveness is an essential aspect of holiness, as God forgives us and calls us to forgive others.Seeking guidance from God, the Holy Spirit, and trusted individuals can help us navigate the journey of holiness. Living a life of faith requires being vulnerable and authentic in sharing our experiences and struggles.Holiness is a daily process and requires making a decision to live a life guided by God's principles.Holiness is connected to healing and freedom, and allows us to experience the goodness of God.

You've been wondering when it will shift. You've been questioning when things will change. Are you waiting on God to move? Could He be waiting on you? In this episode, we focus on the importance of obedience, faith, and trust in God's plan.Scriptures ReferencedSuddenly / 2 Chronicles 29:10-36At that moment (Abraham) / Genesis 22At that moment (woman w/the issue of blood) / Matthew 9:22TakeawaysRecognize and repent of sin in order to seek reformation and get right with God.Clean up and remove unholy things from your life to prioritize God and make room for His blessings.Obey God's commands and trust in His plan, even when it doesn't make logical sense.Offer sacrifices and offerings to God, giving Him your best and making Him a priority in your life.

In this episode, Dr. Candice Johnson and Brittany Boone share their experiences with renouncing and denouncing their Greek-letter organizations. They discuss the process of questioning their involvement and the spiritual journey that led them to make the decision to leave. The conversation explores the tension between Greek affiliation and Christianity, emphasizing the bondage and oppression that can come from aligning with rituals and creeds that are not aligned with God's Truth. The episode concludes with a discussion on the importance of addressing the demonic and witchcraft elements present in Greek organizations and the need for deliverance and healing. Scriptures ReferencedFear God, not man / Proverbs 29:25Choose this day / Joshua 24:14-15Does God know you / Matthew 7:21-23Ignorance destroys you / Hosea 4:6Identity in Christ not in Greek Letters / Romans 15:17, Ephesians 3:17, Ephesians 1:15God has not given me a spirit of fear / II Timothy 1:7No other God’s before me / Exodus 20:3When guilty you must repent / Leviticus 4:13-14Do not bow to them for God is a jealous God who will not tolerate your affection for any other gods/ Exodus 20:5Come out from among unbelievers and separate yourselves / 2 Corinthians 6:17None shall practice witchcraft / Deuteronomy 18:10-12Do not worship other gods- God is testing you/ Deuteronomy 13:2-3Seeking the approval of man or of God / Galatians 1:10Perform unto the Lord your Oaths / Matthew 5:33And here are some scriptures for people that feel led to renounce. The devil does not like to be lonely and any time someone breaks ties with him, he gets even angrier and tries to get them back. So keep these 12 verses near and dear to your heart:1. 2 Corinthians 5:172. Romans 8:283. Psalm 57 read the whole chapter 4. Psalm 99:85. Proverbs 29:256. II Thessalonians 1:12 7. James 5:138. Psalms 118:5-79. Proverbs 3:710. Luke 4:18-1911. Philippians 4:6-712. Psalm 119 read the whole chapterTakeawaysAffiliation with Greek letter organizations creates spiritual bondage and oppression that hinders a person from living in the fullness of God's truth.While it is possible to be a Christian and be involved in a Greek letter organization, it is important to recognize the potential spiritual dangers and the need for discernment.Renouncing and denouncing affiliation can lead to a deeper relationship with God and a greater understanding of His truth.It is important to address the demonic and witchcraft elements present in Greek letter organizations and seek deliverance and healing.Breaking God's laws, even in the New Testament, can prevent one from entering the kingdom of heaven.Renouncing and denouncing sororities and fraternities is a process that involves spiritual warfare and deliverance.Renouncing and denouncing can bring a sense of freedom and clarity, as well as ongoing growth in faith.

In this episode, we discuss the importance of showing up and staying disciplined in various areas of life. We emphasize the need to keep showing up in times of grief, discontentment, and challenges, as these experiences help develop endurance and character. We also share how you can get the strength to keep showing up by engaging in the transformative power of spiritual disciplines to increase your relationship with God.Scriptures ReferencedTrials. Endurance. Character. Hope. / Romans 5:3-5Pure Joy. Trials. Endurance. Maturity. Completion. / James 1:2-4Diligently Seek Him. / Hebrews 11:6TakeawaysKeep showing up in times of grief, discontentment, and challenges, as these experiences help develop endurance and character.Practice disciplines such as fasting, prayer, scripture memorization, and obedience to grow spiritually.Intimacy with God is comparable to intimacy in marriage, and both require prioritization and discipline.Prioritizing prayer and study time will bring direction and order to our lives.Showing up consistently and making correct choices to trust God will lead to peace and blessings.

In this episode, we discuss the topic of grief with author of #Undefeated: Prayer Never Loses, Dr. Matisa Wilbon. We explore the stages of grief and the concept of the other side of grief, where grief can be seen as a healthy and necessary process. Join us as we share personal experiences of grieving the loss of loved ones and the role of faith in the grieving process.Dr. Matisa Wilbon's resources can be found at: www.matisawilbon.com Scriptures ReferencedDo not grieve the Holy Spirit / Ephesians 4:30-31Jesus understands our grief / Hebrews 4:15Jesus wept / John 11:33-36TakeawaysGrief is a healthy and necessary process that should be acknowledged and embraced.Faith can play a significant role in the grieving process, providing comfort and strength.Normalizing emotions and allowing for a range of feelings during the grieving process is essential for healing and growth. Refuse to let grief define you and focus on the years of memories and love shared with your loved ones.Recognize when grief becomes complicated and seek professional help if necessary.Pass on memories and legacy to future generations to keep the memory of loved ones alive.

In this discussion, we focus on the importance of believing in Jesus and trusting in His identity as The Great I AM. Our conversation highlights the danger of doubt and wavering faith, and the need to capture and tear down doubtful thoughts. The episode concludes with a prayer for faith and a reminder to trust in God's faithfulness.Scriptures ReferencedWho do you say that I am? / Matthew 16:13-19I AM that I AM / Exodus 3:10-14Doubt Laughter / Genesis 18:12-15Cast down doubtful thoughts / 2 Corinthians 10:5Believe and no doubting / James 1:6-8TakeawaysBelieve in Jesus and trust in His identity as The Great I AM. Stand strong in your faith.Capture and tear down doubtful thoughts. Replace them with the truth of God's Word.Don't stop believing--faith is the only way for you to expect anything from God.

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Candice Johnson with visionSPEAK Consulting again to discuss the love of God, His design for us, and the importance of being the light and the salt in the world. We emphasize the need to surrender to Christ and avoid idol worship. We also highlight the significance of seeking God's guidance, being available to the Holy Spirit, and living as the light and the salt in everyday life. Scriptures ReferencedSalt & Light / Matthew 5:14-16Water & Wisdom /James 3:9-18Strange Fire / Leviticus 10:1-3Dead to Sin & Alive in Christ / Romans 6: 1-14TakeawaysGod loves us and desires fellowship and communion with His creation.We are designed to be the light and the salt in the world, shining and preserving God's goodness.It is important to surrender to Christ and avoid idol worship.Seeking God's guidance and being available to the Holy Spirit are essential in living out our purpose.Living as the light and the salt means being a beacon of hope, giving direction, and preserving and flavoring the lives of others.We are called to dismantle the stronghold of sin and grow in relationship with God.Obeying God and taking faith steps are key to experiencing the fullness of new life in Christ.

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Candice Johnson, author of Queen Arise, to discuss the importance of identity and the need for a renewed mind. We explore the significance of slowing down, seeking God, and understanding His love. We explore the idea that God often interrupts our lives to revise our identity and invite us into a new way of being. We emphasize that our identity is not based on external factors or past mistakes, but on God's love and purpose for us. Scriptures ReferencedYou are Known / Psalm 139Be Transformed / Romans 12:2Be Still & Know / Psalm 46:10Loved by The Creator Before / Ephesians 1:4Made In His Image / Genesis 1:27TakeawaysKnowing one's identity in Christ is essential for shaping behavior and choices.Slowing down and seeking God's guidance is crucial for understanding one's identity.Instilling identity in children from a young age is important for their spiritual growth.Being true dividers of the Word and reflecting God's love and wisdom is a key aspect of living out one's identity in Christ. God often interrupts our lives to revise our identity and invites us into a new way of being.Our identity is not based on external factors or past mistakes, but on God's love and purpose for us.We need to let go of false identities and negative thoughts, and declare the truth of who we are in Christ.We are called to step out in faith and share our true identity with the world.Guest LinkAccess Dr. Candice Johnson's services and products at visionspeakconsulting.com

In this episode, we discuss the importance of discovering and using our talents. We explore the parable of the talents in Matthew 25 and emphasize the significance of both spiritual and natural gifts. The conversation highlights the consequences of fear and the need to overcome it in order to fulfill our purpose. We also address the dangers of comparison and envy, encouraging listeners to celebrate and support others' gifts. We conclude with a reminder to seek God's approval and embrace the unique gifts He has given each individual.Scriptures ReferencedParable of the Talents / Matthew 25:14-30Spiritual Gifts / I Corinthians 12Comparisons / 2 Corinthians 10:12Much Given, Much Required / Luke 12:48TakeawaysUse what you've got or lose what you've got.Comparing yourself to others is pointless. It leads to envy and stagnation--preventing you from doing what you are called to do.Use your gifts for God and watch Him bless you with more.

In this episode, Dena Cheree shares her personal testimony of struggling with homosexuality and finding her true identity in Christ. She discusses the challenges she faced, including domestic violence, and how God led her out of that lifestyle. Dena emphasizes the importance of understanding one's true identity in Christ and renouncing false identities imposed by others. She encourages listeners to confront the names and titles the enemy has given them and replace them with the truth of God's Word.TakeawaysOur true identity is found in Christ, not in the names or titles imposed by others.Sin always takes us further than we want to go and keeps us longer than we want to stay.God is a Redeemer and can restore and transform any life, no matter the struggles or mistakes.Renouncing false identities and speaking God's truth over our lives is essential for finding freedom and living in our true identity.

In this episode, we discuss the importance of finishing what you started. We explore the reasons why people often struggle to complete their goals and dreams, including distractions, low self-esteem, and fear of failure. The conversation also highlights the power of hearing God's voice and being obedient to His instructions. In this conversation, we also discuss the importance of God's call, obedience, and finishing what you started. We emphasize that God is still calling us, regardless of age or limitations, and it is crucial to follow His voice and complete the tasks He has given us. We highlight the need to focus on Jesus rather than material provision, as He is the source of all we need. Finally, we remind listeners that God is a finisher and will bring His work in us to completion.Scriptures Referenced Do not despise small beginnings / Zechariah 4:10 Ask. Seek. Knock. / Matthew 7:7-8 You can do all things through Him / Philippians 4:13 His sheep know His voice & follow / John 10:27-28 He will complete the work / Philippians 1:6TakeawaysFinish what you started, even in the face of obstacles and setbacks.Don't let distractions, low self-esteem, or fear of failure prevent you from completing your goals.Rely on God's support and guidance, and be open to the help and resources He provides.Be mindful of how you use your time and prioritize the things that align with God's purpose for your life. God is still calling us, regardless of age or limitations.We need to follow God's voice and complete the tasks He has given us.Our focus should be on Jesus, not material provision.God is a finisher and will bring His work in us to completion.

In this episode, we discuss the importance of waiting on God and letting go of expectations. We explore the idea that just as John the Baptist prepared the way for Jesus, there is a process of preparation in our own lives. We emphasize the need to surrender our desires and expectations to God, recognizing that His plans may be different from ours. The conversation also touches on the dangers of idolatry and the importance of putting God first in our lives. Grounding ScriptureWait on the Lord / Isaiah 40:27-31Other Scriptures Referenced Lay aside the weights / Hebrews 12:1God-given Desires / Psalm 37:4 TakeawaysWaiting on God is an important part of our journey, and we should trust that He has a plan for us.We need to let go of our expectations and desires, surrendering them to God and trusting His timing.Idolatry can occur when we prioritize something or someone above God, and we should be mindful of this in our lives.Putting God first and seeking a daily relationship with Him can prevent us from relying on Him only in times of need. Waiting on God's promises requires strength, courage, and faith.Immerse yourself in the Word, pray, and praise while waiting.Expect God to fulfill what He has promised.Pass on the blessings to others.

Join Kish as she shares her testimony about being introduced to the Spirit of God at an early age and then walking out her life to truly learn how to trust God and His direction on paths unknown.Grounding ScriptureHe will direct your paths / Proverbs 3:5-6

Join us for this 2-part series! We can all get excited when we know "The Best Is Yet to Come!" but what if 'the best' is on delay because we have not done our part? What if we are waiting on God, but He is waiting on us? Listen in for '7 Steps to Ensure The Best Is Coming!' Grounding ScriptureThe Best Is Yet to Come / Isaiah 43:18-19Other Scriptures Referenced The Heart Bone's Connected to the Mouth Bone /Matthew 12:34Power of the Tongue / Proverbs 18:21 Two Fish & Five Loaves / Matthew 14:17-21Inner Calm / Colossians 3:15 AMPLove God, Neighbor, Self / Mark 12:30-31

We can all get excited when we know "The Best Is Yet to Come!" but what if 'the best' is on delay because we have not done our part? What if we are waiting on God, but He is waiting on us? Listen in for '7 Steps to Ensure The Best Is Coming!'Grounding ScriptureThe Best Is Yet to Come / Isaiah 43:18-19Other Scriptures Referenced Anger does not achieve righteousness / James 1:20Forgive us as we forgive them / Matthew 6:12

It started off like this, "I'm tired. I really don't even want to do this." Then, we pressed 'Record.'Join us as we talk about what happens when we are in a funk and can hear ourselves saying, "I don't care."Will we welcome the "Cumi Cheree" = "Arise Beloved" invitation from God?

In this minisode, we share our reflections from the previous episode, "Arise Beloved: Position yourself to be NEXT!" We invite you to further explore "5 Ways to Position Yourself to Be Next" with us.

Have you ever asked God when He would answer your prayer? Have you been frustrated about God not responding to you based on your expectations? In this episode, we outline 5 ways that you can do your part to position yourself to be next to receive your breakthrough. Join us as we share some of the successful ways to position ourselves to be NEXT!Grounding ScripturePrerequisites to Position Yourself / Hebrews 11:6Other Scriptures Referenced His thoughts vs our thoughts / Isaiah 55:8-10No revenge--He will avenge / Romans 12:19Do not gloat when He avenges you / Proverbs 24:17-18Give thanks--always / I Thessalonians 5:16-18Nothing is too hard for God / Jeremiah 32:27

This is 'Part 2' of the discussion of the fact that God never requires for us to do "all the things." We discuss different ways to rest in Him and to rely on Him and His strength to do the things that He has called us to do. He wants us to embrace the peace and ease that comes when we make it a habit to come to Him.Grounding ScriptureMartha & Mary / Luke 10:38-42Other Scriptures Referenced "His yoke is easy" / Matthew 11:28-30Sick & Tired / I Kings 19:1-9What does your life look like? / Galatians 5:19-23Provision from a place of Rest / Genesis 2:18-25

We discuss the fact that God never requires for us to do "all the things." He has given us strength to do the things that He has called us to do, and He wants us to embrace the peace and ease that comes when we make it a habit to come to Him. We also explore the concept of "soft woman era."Grounding ScriptureMartha & Mary / Luke 10:38-42Other Scriptures Referenced "I can do all things" / Philippians 4:13"Without Me, you can do nothing" / John 15:5 "Don't be selfish" / Philippians 2:3-11"His yoke is easy" / Matthew 11:28-30

In this episode, we are encouraged to shift our focus from fear to FAITH. God reminds us that it is the only way that we can please Him and He can reward us.Grounding Scripture"One of these days . . ." / I Samuel 27:1Other Scriptures Referenced "Your Faith has made you whole" / Matthew 9:20:22"No Fear/Power, Love & a Sound Mind are Here" / 2 Timothy 1:7"Must Have Faith" / Hebrews 11:6"He will NEVER leave you" / Deuteronomy 31:8

We follow-up from our last episode, "YOU are enough!" to embark on a journey to explore why we are still HERE! God leads us on a path to discover that we can acknowledge our pain and simultaneously recognize that He has a purpose for us in, through and after our pain.Grounding Scripture"Hard-Pressed, But Not . . ." / 2 Corinthians 4:8-9Other Scriptures Referenced "Consider it Pure Joy" / James 1:2-4"It Rains on Us All" / Matthew 5:45"Think On These Things" / Philippians 4:8

In this episode we evaluate what "You are Enough!" means from God's perspective. We are encouraged that even in our most busted, broken, and beaten-down seasons, God is saying that we are enough because His grace is sufficient. With His help, we can be excited about our weaknesses because of His power working in us.Grounding Scripture"More than Enough"/2 Corinthians 12:8-10 (Amplified)Other Scriptures Referenced "Chosen"/ I Peter 2:9 "Abiding in Him"/John 15:5"Grafted in"/Romans 11:11-24