@Summer Gilbert and I have been camping side by side together for two weeks and NOW finally ....as we pack up to leave, the Holy Spirit prompts us to do a spontaneous interview :-) Hah! Sorry @Summer Gilbert I know I caught you off guard LOL such huge appreciation for always entertaining my silly ideas :-) you're a total trooper 😊🥰😅 Watch the interview here! https://www.skool.com/women-of-grit-grace-4438/classroom/79c56b59?md=c3e987b16ae84612baa52893348f1b8e

The Lord is Risen!!..... Don't worry ..I'll wait for y'all to respond 😬....

I never noticed this before but this dinner was taking place BEFORE the crucifixion, yet He says His blood “IS poured out” for you..not "will be poured out"... This suggests that the sacrifice began even before the table!! So I did some research :-) I guess I never realized that the stage had been being set for a while by this time.... remember Jesus had already been denied, challenged and ridiculed. The negotiations of betrayal had already begun, the handing over of jesus was currently in play. The road to the cross was paved and ready...The process of sacrifice had already been started and wasn't going to be stopped. So the cross was actually the conclusion of His sacrifice ! It is finished! But it was also a new beginning for us! A new agreement through this pouring out of Himself. I was also curious about this word "pour"... The word used in the Greek for "poured out" here is: ekcheō = to pour out fully, intentionally. 👉 “My life is about to be poured out completely for you.” 👉 “Nothing will be held back.” 👉 “This is the cost of the covenant.” It amazes me that we're worth this much to God!! And these are just small parts to a much bigger picture! There's still all the correlation between this and the blood covenants in Exodus! His Word is so full and alive! What a God we serve! Delicious 😋 What do you get out of this scripture?? Tell us below 👇 Luke 22:18-20

Belonging and worth declarations I am God’s – fully, intentionally, lovingly. I do not have to earn my place in his care. I am worthy of love, safety, and rest. I am held in seasons of certainty and seasons of transition.

Sometimes the things we’ve been praying for the longest can start to feel… foolish. Foolish to keep believing. Foolish to keep preparing. Foolish to keep declaring when nothing seems to be changing. Maybe you’ve been praying for healing, restoration, a breakthrough, or a door to open—and the waiting has been longer than you expected. ✨ But Scripture reminds us that obedience often looks foolish… right up until the miracle happens. 🪞 Meaning: Throughout the Bible, God often asked people to do things that didn’t make sense at the time. Noah built an ark before rain had ever fallen. The Israelites marched around Jericho in silence. Elisha told a widow to gather empty jars when she had nothing left. For a while, those acts probably looked strange—even pointless. But then God moved.... What looked like foolishness was revealed as faithfulness. The ark preserved life. The walls fell. The jars overflowed. Faith isn’t measured by how things look in the waiting. Faith is choosing obedience even when the outcome hasn’t appeared yet. 📖 Key Scriptures: Hebrews 11:7 Joshua 6:20 2 Kings 4:3–6 💫 Takeaway: What feels small, awkward, or unseen today may be the very obedience God uses tomorrow. 💛 Reflection Practice: • What is something you feel God asking you to remain faithful in right now? • How can you continue trusting Him in the waiting? 💖 Main Idea: Stay faithful in the waiting. God can change everything in a moment.