Thy Kingdom Come

27/03/2026

19/03/2026

“Before you rebuke the devil, ask yourself, Am i fully obeying God, or just choosing the parts I like?”

We blame the enemy for everything.
Spiritual attack. Closed doors. Heavy season.

But sometimes, it’s not demons.
It’s the instruction we ignored.
The conviction we silenced.
The obedience we delayed.

We pray for breakthrough but resist correction.
We ask for blessings but avoid surrender.
We want favor, but we do not want full obedience.

Jonah was not attacked.. He ran.
Saul was not overpowered.. He disobeyed.

Disobedience may look small.. but it blocks big blessings.
It hardens the heart.
It creates distance between you and God.

But here is the good news.
God’s mercy is bigger than your mistake.
The moment you choose obedience, restoration begins.
The door you thought was closed can open again.
The distance you created can be healed.

It is not too late to obey.
It is not too late to return.

Sometimes it’s not demons.
Sometimes it’s disobedience.

But obedience always brings you back to grace.

12/03/2026

Psalms 50:8

I won't rebuke you for your heartfelt sacrifices Or your uplifting burnt offerings, Which are continually before Me.

17/02/2026

Do you know this woman? Friend, when you read 2 Kings chapter 4 from verse 8, you are introduced to a remarkable woman. The Bible says she was a notable woman. In the New Living Translation, it says she was wealthy. But her greatness was not just in her resources. It was in her character.

She persuaded Elisha to come and eat. Not once. She was intentional. Then she went further and told her husband, "Let us build a small room for him on the roof." And look at the detail. A bed. A table. A chair. A lamp.

She did not say, just put a bed there. She understood what a man of God would need.

A bed to rest.
A table to study.
A chair to sit and meditate.
A lamp for light.
She was detailed. Organized. Thoughtful.

This teaches us something powerful about generosity. When you give, give well. Do not do things halfway. Excellence honors God. She was not careless in her service.

Because of her generosity, Elisha asked, "What can we do for her?" She said she needed nothing. Even when he asked if he could speak to someone on her behalf, she replied, "My family takes good care of me." No desperation. No manipulation.

But Gehazi mentioned something she did not say. She had no son. And this is where the supernatural comes in. God does not need favorable circumstances to move. The odds were against her. Her husband was old. Time had passed. Yet Elisha called her and she stood at the doorway. Notice that. She did not enter casually. She stood at the doorway. That shows reverence. Honor. Respect.

When Elisha told her she would hold a son the following year, she said, "Do not deceive me." That tells me she had moved from expectation to indifference. Maybe she had been disappointed before. Maybe she had stopped hoping. And that could be you. You have heard promises before. You have been disappointed before. So when the real word comes, you are afraid to hope again.

But when God decides to bless you, your emotional state does not stop Him. The following year, she had a son.

Now here is where the lesson begins.

The child grew. One day he went to help his father in the field. Suddenly he cried, "My head, my head." The father told a servant, "Carry him to his mother."

And here we must pause. Sometimes we assume certain responsibilities belong only to our spouse. But children are the responsibility of both parents. Leadership requires awareness. Fathers learn to pay attention to the things happening in the lives of their kids. Don’t assume it's just mommy's duty.

Now, the boy sat on her lap until noon. And he died. Imagine that moment. The miracle she never asked for. The blessing she had grown to love. Gone.

But look at her response. She carried him to the bed of the man of God. She did not go to her own room. She did not scream. She did not run through the streets. She took the crisis to the right place.

Some of your problems escalated because you dumped them in the wrong ear. You lost your job and told the wrong friend. You had relationship trouble and told someone who amplified your pain. The same goes for other life crises. She knew where to take her chaos.

She laid him on the prophet's bed. Closed the door. And left.

Then she told her husband, "Send me a servant and a donkey." He asked, "Why today? It is not New Moon or Sabbath."

Notice the bible did not record the father ever asking of the child.

But she did not argue. She did not accuse. She did not escalate the situation.

She said, "It is well."

Friend, what are you saying in the midst of your chaos? Remember Proverbs says: Death and life are in the power of the tongue. The Shunammite woman declared what she wanted to see, not what she was seeing.

She saddled the donkey and told the servant, "Do not slow down unless I tell you." She knew this was urgent.
Hear me: Faith is not passive. After you pray, move. After you take it to God, take action.

When Gehazi met her and asked, "Is it well with you? Your husband? Your child?" she said, "It is well."

Be careful where you show vulnerability. Not everyone who asks cares. The same Gehazi who asked tried to push her away when she reached Elisha. Some people will ask about your situation and still block your access to help.

But she knew where her help was. When she reached Elisha, she fell at his feet. That was the only place she broke down.

She was strong in public, but vulnerable in the right place.

Even Elisha said, "The Lord has hidden this from me." That means, not everyone will understand your battle or the nature of your problems.

Her attitude in chaos changed everything.
She did not escalate. She did not throw a pity party. She did not dishonor her husband. She did not lose her language of faith.

She kept saying, "It is well." And we know the end. The child was restored.

Friend, your attitude in crisis determines the atmosphere around your miracle. Please, guard your words. Guard your emotions. Guard where you take your pain. Be mindful of who has your ears

Lay the crisis in the right place. Speak faith. Move with urgency. Honor people even when you are hurting.

Keep this in your heart. Saying, It is well is not denial. It is emotional discipline. It is faith in control. It is confidence that God is still involved. And if He is involved, it is not over. It will surely end in your favor.

It is well. Amen.
Baruch

12/02/2026

If you love your kids, teach your children about God, teach them about salvation through Jesus Christ so that when they leave this world they'll go to heaven. Now that's real love. But to have this love, first you have to be saved by Jesus Christ too. 1st Corinthians 15:1-4.

12/01/2026

Be careful with your words when you pray. 🙏

The book of Job shows us that Satan listens to human words and observes human fear (Job 1–2).

👉🏻 Job carried a quiet fear in his heart that his sons might have sinned whenever they gathered together. Out of that concern, he continually prayed and offered sacrifices on their behalf.

In the chapters that follow, we see the enemy touching what Job feared most not because Job lacked righteousness, but because the enemy discerned the place of anxiety and vulnerability in his heart.

🙇‍♂️ This teaches us a sobering truth: the enemy watches for fear, but God calls His people to rest in trust. Fear opens a door; faith keeps the heart anchored in God’s sovereign care.

That is why we are invited to pray not from anxiety, but from confidence placing our loved ones fully into God’s will and protection.

Devil cannot read God’s will, but he looks for agreement, doubt, and fear expressed through speech.

📌 That is why we must pray God’s will, not our fears.

When we surrender to His will, the best will always happen, even when we do not yet understand it. 👇

When we pray only for our own wishes, we cannot be certain whether God has greater and wiser plans prepared for us. That is why it is always safer, deeper, and more faithful to pray His will.

❤️ Praying God’s will also guards our heart. The enemy can observe our fears and desires, but he can never know the heart of God, nor can he stop what God has determined to accomplish.

When our prayers align with God’s will, they move beyond human emotion and enter divine purpose.

❌The devil may listen to human words, but he cannot interpret or interfere with God’s plan. What is hidden in God’s heart remains hidden from the enemy.

So we pray:
“Not my will, but Yours be done.”

📌 Because God’s will is perfect, unstoppable, and always for His glory and our ultimate good.

Our God is all-powerful, but as His children we must acknowledge that power in every word we speak. When we speak negative, fearful, or faithless words, we do more than express emotion, we yield ground. In doing so, we may unknowingly allow the enemy to work.

🙅🏻‍♂️ Satan is powerless unless given access. He is waiting to get a word or two, something spoken in fear, doubt, or unbelief so that he can work on it.

We do not need to speak to him directly. He observes our words, our actions, and even what we say to others. He is a manipulator, and he twists what is spoken to advance his schemes.

That is why Scripture warns us about our speech.

When we repeatedly pray things like:
• “Lord, I won’t make it.”
• “I don’t have many days.”
• “I’m afraid this will happen.”
We may unknowingly give voice to fear rather than faith.

Scripture teaches us:
• “Life and death are in the power of the tongue” (Proverbs 18:21)
• “God has not given us a spirit of fear” (2 Timothy 1:7)
• “The just shall live by faith” (Romans 1:17)

Satan cannot override God’s will, but he exploits fear filled confession.

✅ Fear aligns with the enemy; faith aligns with God.

I go a little further in my personal prayer life. Some may not accept it, and that is okay. I simply follow what I have learned from Scripture.

Tears carry great weight in the Bible.
God measures our tears (Psalm 56:8).
He does not overlook them or ignore them.

🙇‍♂️🙋‍♂️🥹 Because of this, much of my personal prayer is silen often through tears, where I pour out my heart before God, and He reads what words cannot express. In this way, no one knows what I am praying for except me and my God.

Scripture also teaches that speaking in tongues in private prayer is powerful (1 Corinthians 14:2, 14–15). When we pray in the Spirit, we speak mysteries to God, and the enemy does not understand a single word. Everything remains between the believer and the Lord.

So pray like Jesus prayed:
“Not my will, but Yours be done” (Luke 22:42)

1️⃣ Pray Scripture.
2️⃣ Pray promises.
3️⃣ Pray God’s will.

Let God’s will alone prevail, because the enemy does not know it but heaven does.

Prayers,
In Him,
SVK

12/01/2026

"You know the part of Noah’s story we don’t like to talk about…

It’s not the ark.
It’s not the rain.
Or the flood.

It’s what happened after….

Because we don’t often talk enough about what happened after the miracle and after God proved Himself faithful.

Y’all Noah got drunk.

Can we sit with that a minute...

The same man who obeyed when nobody believed him…

The man who survived judgment….

The man who watched God wipe the slate clean….

Still fell apart…

And that messes with our theology.

Because we like to believe that if God brings us through something big,
we should come out healed, grateful, and strong.

But we see here in Scripture tells us something different

Because here we see surviving doesn’t mean you’ve surrendered.
Deliverance doesn’t mean you’re not numb.
And victory doesn’t automatically restore what trauma touched.

See… Some of you didn’t break before the storm.

You broke after….

After the divorce…
After the loss…
After the diagnosis…
After the season you prayed to get out of finally ended…

And instead of rest, you numbed…

Instead of confronting, you escaped….

Instead of healing, you hid.

See we don’t talk about the after part because it feels inconvenient…

But the Bible doesn’t sanitize pain.

Noah didn’t fail because he was wicked…

He fell because surviving something intense doesn’t make you immune to collapse.

And here’s a hard truth…

You can be chosen by God
and still mishandle pain.

You can be faithful
and still need healing…

You can obey God publicly
and bleed privately…

That doesn’t disqualify you it identifies where the work still needs to happen.

See God saved Noah from the flood.

But Noah still had to learn how to live after it.

And so do you…

If you’re struggling after the breakthrough, after the prayer was answered, after the season ended…

You’re not broken beyond repair.

You’re human.

So hear me…

God doesn’t just care about getting you through the storm.

He cares about who you become once it’s over.

with love ♥️"

☆ ✍️ Written by Tam Watts☆