Do you ever feel like numbers are following you?

There have been several moments in my life where the same numbers turn up time and time again. At one point it was 555. Recently I’ve been seeing the number 222. I believe this is the Lord speaking.

What is the meaning of this number? A few things come to mind.

In the Bible, two is the number of a “faithful witness,” or someone who is set apart for God. Also worth noting, the word “wisdom” is mentioned 222 times in scripture. Lastly, Acts 2:22 is the only scripture in the whole of the Bible that mentions “signs, miracles and wonders” in the same verse.

Watch this short video as we unpack what this revelation could mean for us. May you be blessed as you seek to align with the Lord!

We are entering into a new Biblical month: The month of Iyar.

Iyar is known as a transitional or connecting month in Biblical history. In this month, the Lord is really highlighting that our most important connection is one with Him through Jesus Christ.

It was during the month of Iyar in the Old Testament that God redeemed the Israelites out of Egypt, beginning their time of transition in the wilderness. At the time, they didn’t really understand who God was or even how to walk in freedom, so God revealed Himself in a different way which we will see.

In the New Testament during the month of Iyar, Jesus walked the earth in His resurrected body, revealing Himself to the disciples who were also in a time of transition.

Even now, in real-time, we have “passed over” and are now transitioning in this spiritual year and moving into the promised land.

I pray you receive a fresh revelation and find yourself connecting deeper with God as you watch the teaching!

I am very excited about this new spiritual season: The month of Nissan.

This month prepares us to step into God’s purposes and blessings at Passover. How do we prepare?

• We worship. We let our praise be heard.
• We line up our mouths with God’s Word. We speak the blessings and the Word of God.
• We believe for redemption afresh as we remember Passover and the crucifixion.
• We give of our First Fruits generously.

This new season is a great opportunity to begin fresh.

Watch the video below to hear more about what this month means for us as we seek to align with the Lord.

On March 23 we will enter into a new month on God’s calendar: The month of Nissan.

Not only is this a new month, but it’s also the beginning of a whole new spiritual year and a new season: Spring! This month is the month of God’s Redemption, Passover and Resurrection Sunday.

The word “Nissan” comes from the Hebrew root word “Ness,” meaning miracles. Spring itself is a testimony to God’s heart because when everything around us looks dead, the miracle of Spring is happening. It’s about to burst forth as if the Earth is being redeemed before our very eyes!

I think about Isaiah 43:19. “Behold, I will do a new thing, now it shall spring forth; Shall you not know it? I will even make a road in the wilderness and rivers in the desert.”

This month of Nissan is going to be a new starting point, a month full of miracles and redemption. Watch the teaching below to learn more about this special time. I pray you will gain fresh revelation as we celebrate a fresh start.

We are once again flipping over God’s calendar and moving into the last Biblical month, Adar.

Adar means “Strength,” and in the Bible, strength is associated with joy. So I believe that the Lord is calling us to end the Biblical year strong. However, He is not calling us to be strong through our own striving. He is calling us to be strong in His joy.

Many of us pray for strength but what we really need is joy. So what is joy? Webster’s Dictionary defines joy as an “emotion evoked by well-being, success, or the prospect of possessing what one desires.” It’s the feeling you get when everything is going your way. But what happens when things don’t always go our way?

True joy is not based on our circumstances or emotions, because those things can go up and down. Real joy is based on our relationship with God through Jesus. Without this relationship, we cannot experience true joy.

Take a look at the teaching below as we unpack what it means to have true joy and how we can finish this year strong together! We pray this teaching blesses you and moves you into closer alignment with the Lord.

Hello everyone! We are here today to encourage you in the brand new month of Adar. This is a month where what the enemy has meant for bad, God will turn around for good. It is the month that celebrates the Feast of Purim which celebrates the story of Esther. What better picture of God turning things around than the book of Esther!

This month, let your joy be stirred by remembering that the joy of the Lord is your strength. We encourage you to be led out by joy and to be led forward with peace. This is what we are declaring and decreeing into our atmosphere this month.

The month of Adar is actually called the “Magnificent Month” and you just can’t help but love that there are so many incredible things to embrace as we go forward.

Take a look at this video and hear how God may be wanting to turn things around in your life to bring you great joy.

Here at Word Alive, we have been intentionally moving into a season of alignment. I pray you have found your place, identity and alignment and have already stepped into that. If not, I encourage you to take advantage of our free transformation resources.

Today I want to focus on empowerment and assignment.

I believe that during the COVID pandemic, God shifted something and changed the spiritual inference of the Church. During that time, God called us out of the four walls of the church into our homes.

I find it interesting in Acts 20:20 — the same year the pandemic hit — Paul says “You know that I have not hesitated to preach anything that would be helpful to you but have taught you publicly and from house to house.”

I’m concerned that if we try to put the spiritual inference of God back in the four walls of the church, we’re going to miss what God is doing. God wants work in our homes, our spheres of influence and our households.

In this season, God is going to ordain and commission our households as Kingdom influencers in the world. Some of the greatest displays of God’s glory and Kingdom power are going to manifest during this time in our homes.

Watch the video below to hear more about what God has in store for us. We pray it will move you to be more closely aligned with Him!

December 24 began the tenth Biblical month: Tevet.

The number ten is associated with order, tithe and testimony. Likewise, this month is all about getting things in order, setting our priorities straight, growing up and maturing in the Lord.

Our good Father matures us through both His word and through His love. Often we resist growing up, but Hebrews 12:11 says, “For the moment all discipline seems painful rather than pleasant, but later it yields the peaceful fruit of righteousness to those who have been trained by it.”

Maturing in God is a good thing as it equips us for good works. In fact, the word “Tevet” comes from the root word “good.” This root is the same word God used in Genesis when he saw his creation and said it was “good.”

In this time, the Lord wants to separate the light from the darkness in our lives so that we can see clearly. He uses His word as the lamp unto our feet that guides us into maturity.

Watch the teaching below to learn more about this month and how you can pursue maturity in this season.