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Dr. Charity Kayembe has been guest posting on her father Mark Virkler's blog. We received so much wonderful feedback from her Everyday Angel series! Going forward, Charity will continue sharing more on angels, dream interpretation, the supernatural realm and how quantum physics correlates with living and walking by the Spirit.
Her ministry website is GloryWaves.org. You can find media interviews and teaching videos here, and you're welcome to learn more about her journey into the sacred supernatural here.
Dreams are a form of meditation that move scriptural truth from our heads to our hearts. We may know Bible promises and can quote them with our minds, but after God writes His Word on our hearts through a dream, then we can feel them. They are a part of us now. Here is an example...
I love Psalm 139 and what it reveals about our dreams: How precious are Your thoughts about me, O God. They cannot be numbered! I can’t even count them; they outnumber the grains of sand! And when I wake up,
Sometimes we might wonder what Jesus' priorities are. If He has a day planner, what would be on it? What is His agenda for the week, and what does He most want to do?
I love the journaling and visions from Diane below that help answer some of these questions and give us a glimpse into divine daytimers and schedules of the Spirit. Diane is one of our CLU students completing the Communion with God course and writes, "I am so excited at what God is doing I can barely contain it!"
I had the wonderful opportunity of being invited to share on a video call about my experiences with the spirit realm. There was a lively group who had a bunch of great questions on how to engage your guardian angels, practical steps to connect with the supernatural world, and what living into heaven actually looks like on earth. We had a lot of fun together, and you can check out the recording here. Enjoy!
Parents sometimes use Time Outs as a sort of punishment for small children. If kids have been misbehaving, then they may be told to sit in a chair for a few minutes by themselves to settle down.
