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If We Believe, We will See the Glory of God

January 19, 2021 By KarenH 20 Comments

See God's Glory Like most of you, I’m trying to process all that has transpired in our nation. Things certainly haven’t gone the way most of us thought or prayed has it?

My husband, Kevin said to me recently, “I think we have gotten a glimpse of what the disciples must have felt after Jesus was crucified. They were so certain it was going to go a different direction.”

In many respects Trump was crucified (no we are not comparing him to Jesus) and now in the wake of what appears to be the death of America, many of us are in stunned grief. [Read more…] about If We Believe, We will See the Glory of God

2020 – A Prophetic Word for Tulsa & Your Region

January 6, 2020 By KarenH Leave a Comment

This is a year of release for Tulsa.

(NOTE: Even if you do not live in Tulsa or the surrounding region, this is an important word for you.)

I sat on the first row as Apostle Jeremiah Johnson began his message, “When I come to an area, one of the ways God uses me is He allows me to pick up what God is saying over a region or city. [Read more…] about 2020 – A Prophetic Word for Tulsa & Your Region

Have You Given Up Hope? It’s Time to Become a Prisoner

April 26, 2017 By KarenH 2 Comments

Have you given up hope?

I sense there are many who are ready to throw in the towel and give up all hope of restoration of what has been stolen.

This is a word to your soul. Become a prisoner of hope…

When Christmas is Complicated

December 21, 2016 By KarenH 2 Comments

when-christmas-is-complicated On Sunday my pastor preached a message about “When Christmas is Complicated.” I understood that sentiment all too well and I know it is a word that is true for many. Christmas, while it represents the beautiful and miraculous message of Christ’s birth can also hold another message—that of painful memories and dread.

Perhaps it is a reminder of loved ones who are no longer here, of a divorce or some other broken relationship. Perhaps it is of family members that can’t get along and the tension that fills not only the room, but your heart as the knot in your stomach grows at the thought of the holidays ahead.

But this is a word that resounded within my soul even as the pastor continued his message—Christmas is a season of change and hope and it is available now as you take hold of it.

For those who will accept and receive it, there is change in the air. His Presence. That like a candle once lit illumines a room, candle so is Christ in you and as you walk into a room you are a carrier of His light and His Presence, His glory to drive out the darkness of the ghosts of Christmas past.

There is no need to fear. Instead let His joyful expectation fill your heart again as you bring Christ into your home and heart for that change for which you have prayed.

Christmas is a time for miracles. It is time for there to be another birth this Christmas, that of renewed hope in your heart that nothing is impossible. Nothing. He is a restorer, a reconciler, a resurrector of that which has died. Can these dry bones live again? Speak it out and call them to life as His breath brings forth new life.

Christmas may have complications, but His love is simple and simply put is available to change the past, present and future.

If this message has resonated in your heart,

please let me know by leaving a comment below.

Ziklag Moments – You Can Recover All

August 9, 2016 By KarenH 9 Comments

Have you experienced a “Ziklag” moment? These are times when we feel we have lost everything–and worse. It is sometimes during these horrific challenges that family and friends can seem absent in our struggle.

Have you ever been there?

When everything you hold dear is gone and everywhere you turn your life seems to be going up in flames? This is a word for you in this wilderness,

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This is a year of release for Tulsa.

I sense there are many who are ready to throw in the towel and give up all hope of restoration of what has been stolen.

You can recover all.