As we move into next week’s Bible study, we won’t be meeting tomorrow. However, I will upload the next chapters for you all to begin reading so we can stay aligned and continue progressing together. At this time, my family is going through what many would consider spiritual warfare, with several challenges and attacks arising. We also have a loved one currently in the hospital, and we are standing in faith and working with God, believing for her to wake up and be restored. I ask that you keep my family in your prayers during this time. I will do my best to remain present and keep the group active. I look forward to connecting with you all again during our live Bible study on May 3rd!

Yesterday’s Bible study was truly powerful. We touched on so many layers—the Word, the life and resurrection of Jesus Christ, the difference between church, Christianity, and true spirituality, and even spiritual warfare. One thing that stood out deeply is this: many churches no longer teach on spiritual warfare, even though it is very real. What many people call “bad luck” or constant hardship is often spiritual in nature. There is an unseen battle taking place daily. Please understand—Christianity is so much deeper than simply reading the Bible or attending church on Sundays. That is only the introduction. A real relationship with God—an intimate relationship—requires intentional time, and that begins with prayer and fasting. Throughout my journey, I have completed multiple fasts—each one led and instructed by God. And every single time, He revealed something different to me. More importantly, He revealed Himself. Everyone’s experience will look different, but the purpose remains the same: - To draw closer to God - To remove distractions - To lift the spiritual veil And when that veil lifts—it changes everything. Fasting is not just a ritual—it is an invitation into intimacy. It is time spent with God as Father and daughter, one-on-one, beyond the surface level. The Bible is God’s Word, yes—but it is also the introduction to who He is, so that when you truly encounter Him, you recognize His voice, His presence, and His authority. And that authority? He has given it to you. This journey has been transformational for me. Looking back, I wish I understood this sooner—but I also recognize that God’s timing is perfect. He knew exactly when He would bring His daughter back to Him. We will be releasing another segment soon in the Skool app—going deeper into: - Spiritual warfare - Fasting and prayer - How to build a closer, more intimate relationship with God We are now approaching Week 10 of our Bible study series, and new teachings will be released periodically.

Job 1:8 — God says “Have you considered my servant Job?” This is often misread as God initiating Job’s suffering. But look closer — God is essentially boasting about Job. He’s pointing to a man whose faith is so solid it becomes a testimony even in heaven. Your faithfulness is visible in realms you can’t see. Job 1:9-10 — Satan responds: “Does Job fear God for nothing? Have you not put a hedge around him?” Satan already knew about the hedge. He had already been circling Job, looking for a way in, and kept hitting a wall. This destroys the idea that the devil randomly attacks people. He is strategic, observant, and patient. He had been studying Job before God even brought Job’s name up. This directly confirms 1 Peter 5:8 — “Your adversary the devil walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour.” The word “seeking” implies active surveillance, not random wandering.