In this episode, we continue discussing choosing to embrace the power that lies behind the door of pain. Pain is inevitable with ascension. So, choose to press thru your pain to the place of revelation, wisdom and power! We also have a guest speaker, Shachah Ganan Yahu. She discusses the writing process of her songs that were written for the woman at the well. Enjoy!

**Special thanks to Melek Musha for the questions, HaGebirah Malakah for flushing this out with me, and Shachah for being a guest!**

Pain Questions (From Melek Musha):

• Identify the pain for this season. This is key to correct what is out of order
• What is your bread in this season? Thub or rab (good or bad). What thoughts have you been eating on?
• Identify the truth and the lie. What lie are you choosing to believe concerning this pain? What is the truth? What has Yahuah spoken about this?
• Identify the revelation and what you are not understanding.
• What have you allowed yourself to misunderstand?
• Now search for the revelation. What have you learned about yourself and the pain used to reveal this new understanding?

Scripture References:

• John (Yahuchanon) 4
• Romans 8:22
• Revelation (Hazon) 21:4
• Romans 5:3-5
• John (Yahuchanon) 16:33
• James (Ya'Aqob) 1:3-4
• Jude (Yahudah) 1:3

In this episode, we discuss choosing to embrace the power that lies behind the door of pain. Pain is inevitable with ascension. So, choose to press thru your pain to the place of revelation, wisdom and power!

#PowerOverPain

Intention is half the battle when in war. What are your intentions as you continue to climb to ascension? We will look at the intention of Yahusha as well as our Sister at "The Well". See below for some pertinent scriptures that will assist in your climb. HalleluYAH!!

1 Corinthians 9:24-26

Colossians 3:23

Psalm 90:12

Proverbs 4:25

Psalm 37:23-24

Let's continue the conversation on breaking free. Unfettered, unchained, set free, and unashamed... we continue our discussion about the woman at the well. This episode goes deeper into the intricate details of her deliverance as we take a look at a very familiar passage of scripture in Romans.

Romans 8:6-21 | 1 Cor 9:27 | Psalm 16:10 | Psalm 35:7

Psalm 103:4 | Jonah 2:6

Unfettered, unchained, set free, and unashamed... we continue our discussion about the woman at the well. This episode goes deeper into the intricate details of her deliverance as we take a look at a very familiar passage of scripture in Romans.

Romans 8:6-21 | 1 Cor 9:27 | Psalm 16:10 | Psalm 35:7

Psalm 103:4 | Jonah 2:6

Don't forget to grab your tickets to the Reclaiming the Throne Experieince!

Continuing with The Well series, we take a look at the way the Samaritan woman was cultivated. Cultivation determines the height, the width, the health, etc of a plant. Psychologists say a child is the product of their environment... and we have found that to be true. Are you a product of the environment you are planted in or the trauma of your childhood? Let's talk about it.

As we continue the Well Series this week, we take a brief look at "The Gift" Yahusha offered the woman of Shomeron (Samaria). He spoke of the gift of living water to her and at first, she had a few sly remarks and some pushback before she was able to receive the revelation of who Yahusha is. Have you ever been this woman? When the gift of Yahusha's shalom, righteousness, living water, etc has been presented to you; did you give all types of excuses as to why it couldn't be true? Let's chat about it.

1 Peter 5:10

And the Aluah of all favour, who called you to His everlasting esteem by Mashiach Yahusha, after you have suffered a while, Himself perfect, establish, strengthen, and settle you.

Let's take a look at the Samaritan woman at the well. Her story has much wisdom to give when you take a deeper dive into the possibilities of her situation as well as the conversation that took place between her and Yahusha. "Come see a man that told me all that I did!" is what she screamed as she ran thru the town. What an awesome way to declare your freedom... introduce Yahusha to others. HalleluYah!