2 Weeks ago we had a beautiful conversation and study on our live call of the power of the imagination. So I had to share this testimony of Brook Marlow who with Chad Gonzales ministries with honorable mention of Andrew Wommack teachings to receive her healing of skin rashes.

Matthew 4:4 (KJV) “Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God.” When you don't know what to do, begin by refilling your spirit. Sometimes, when we reach the place of asking, “Lord, what do I do?” the answer isn't to do more, try harder, or figure everything out in our own strength. Sometimes, the best place to start is by returning to the Source of our strength and replenishing our spirit. Our spirits need spiritual nourishment just as our bodies need physical food. Throughout the day, we encounter demands, disappointments, difficult conversations, and unexpected challenges that require us to exercise patience, self-control, wisdom, and the fruit of the Spirit. When spiritual nourishment is depleted, we can find ourselves navigating these challenges through our carnal minds and emotional reactions rather than responding from a Spirit-led place. Prayer, the Word, worship, and faith-filled teachings help us renew our minds and direct our attention back to God. Romans 12:2 reminds us that we are transformed by the renewing of our minds. Galatians 5:16 instructs us to walk in the Spirit, and Jude 1:20 encourages us to build ourselves up on our most holy faith, praying in the Holy Ghost. Jesus Himself withdrew to solitary places to pray (Luke 5:16). He demonstrated the importance of making room for communion with the Father. We cannot always control what the day brings, but we can be intentional about nourishing our spirits so that we are prepared to meet its demands. So, when you feel overwhelmed, spiritually drained, or uncertain about your next step, return to the Word. Return to prayer. Sit quietly in God's presence and allow His truth to renew your mind. Reflective Question When life becomes overwhelming and you find yourself asking, “Lord, what do I do?” do you first turn to your own understanding and emotions, or do you intentionally seek God to replenish your spirit? What practical change can you make to prioritize spiritual nourishment in your daily life?

— We are complete in Christ. We walk in the fullness of what His grace has made available, and our lives bear fruit that glorifies the Father. (Colossians 2:10; John 15:8)

This is the movie that @Moiche Crawford shared of the story of Elijah. I watched it this morning. It is very well done and paints an in depth picture of the boldness, obedience, and stoicsm of Elijah. @Amber Potter also listened to a message from Andrew Wommack ministries on the story of Elijah which I am eager to take notes from.

I really like the routine she describes she did on repeat especially so thought I’d share ❤️ https://youtu.be/mT0RmAEUHyE?is=RDYyO1YfbtEs4e85