The Great I Am I Am

09/01/2026

“No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper; and every tongue that shall rise against thee in judgment thou shalt condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the Lord, and their righteousness is of Me, saith the Lord.” Isaiah 54:17

The Hebrew word translated “weapon” (keli) is broader than a sword or spear. It means an implement, tool, vessel, article—or a device. So “no device formed against you” is a solid way to hear it: no scheme, strategy, accusation, instrument, or diagnosis the enemy crafts will accomplish what it was made to do.

God does not promise the device will never be formed. Verse 16 even says He created the blacksmith who forges it and the destroyer who uses it. The promise is that it will not prosper—it will not succeed in its purpose against those who belong to Him. It may look threatening for a season; it will not have the last word.

The second half of the verse is just as important: every tongue that rises in judgment you will condemn. Words, slander, false charges, legal or social attacks—they do not get to define you or stand unchallenged. That vindication is part of the same heritage.

This is not a general good-luck charm. Isaiah calls it “the heritage of the servants of the LORD.” It belongs to those who belong to Him. Their righteousness (their standing, their rightness before God) comes from Him, not from their own strength to fight every battle.

A simple way to hold it:
The enemy can form the device.�God already decided it will not prosper.�You do not have to make it fail—He already has.
That is why the same chapter can speak of restoration, of a people who once felt barren and abandoned now being established in righteousness and safety. The devices come; they do not win.

09/01/2026

07/23/2026

more demons in church than outside in church! Pray in tongues, it’s encrypted.

07/21/2026

Comparing ourselves to others is never wise — Paul makes this clear in 2 Corinthians 10:12. He also teaches that commending ourselves is not how things work in the Kingdom of God. Instead, Scripture tells us to let others commend us, not to promote ourselves (Prov 27:2).

This reminds me of the rich young ruler who came to Jesus commending about his own good works, saying, “I have kept all these commandments since my youth,” (Mat 19:16).
His self-commendation revealed a heart that trusted in his own efforts rather than in humble dependence on the LORD.
That’s why it’s often better to avoid talking about ourselves. Even sharing our accomplishments can easily slip into self-commendation.

In God’s Kingdom, we are called to humility — letting our fruit, our character, and the testimony of others speak for us.

Of course, in the world’s system it is completely the opposite . In job interviews and professional settings, you have to “sell yourself” and highlight your strengths — that’s simply how the world functions. But in the Kingdom of God, the way is the opposite: we walk in humility, not self-promotion.

07/17/2026

Abound in “This Grace” 2cor 8:7

07/16/2026

Choose Godly Sorrow Choose Life!

07/15/2026

"YES! President Trump has once again stood strong for the soul of our nation, refusing to let Democrats erase the foundational truth that we are One Nation Under God. In a powerful moment of leadership, he reaffirmed our sacred heritage, declaring that America has always been and will always remain dedicated to these timeless principles that unite us.
This bold stand reminds us why faith has always been at the heart of American greatness. From our founding documents to the Pledge of Allegiance, acknowledging God has guided our journey through challenges and triumphs alike, keeping families, communities, and our republic firmly rooted in moral clarity.
As patriots, we celebrate this rededication and commit to preserving these values for generations to come. With leaders like President Trump defending our traditions, we can face the future with confidence, knowing that America's best days are still ahead under God's continued blessing."

07/15/2026

Come Out and Be Separate!

07/10/2026

The Veil Lifts. Extracted from 2 Cor. 3:15.