Shekinah Christian Fellowship

05/31/2026

05/27/2026

The love of the Father is not distant, conditional, or reserved for a select few — it has been revealed to us in Christ. Through Jesus, we have been brought near, welcomed into union with God, and made one with Him in love.
We are not striving to earn His affection; we are living from it. The Father’s heart toward us is the same love He has for His Son ; full, unwavering, and eternal.

Christ in you, the hope of glory.
Abide in My love.

May humanity awaken to the beauty of being deeply loved, fully accepted, and forever united with Him. From that place, peace, freedom, and transformation flow.
You are loved!

05/10/2026

Motherhood is a ministry. 💐

Today we honor and celebrate every kind of mother:
The moms raising babies, toddlers, teens, and grown children…
The spiritual moms pouring love into others…
The grandmothers, foster moms, adoptive moms, and mother figures…
The women longing to become mothers…
The mothers who carry babies in heaven after miscarriage or loss…
And the mothers we miss deeply today who have gone on to be with the Lord.

Your love, sacrifice, prayers, nurturing, strength, and faithfulness matter more than words can say. God sees every unseen act of care and every seed sown in love.

“Her children arise and call her blessed.” — Proverbs 31:28

To every woman who has mothered with her heart, we thank you. You are deeply valued and dearly loved. Happy Mother’s Day from all of us here at Shekinah Christian Fellowship. ❤️

04/25/2026

What started in Adam as separation, Jesus stepped into, ended, and revealed—you were never outside; you’ve always been invited into oneness with the Father.
The Gospel isn’t an invitation to get closer; it’s a revelation that you’ve been brought in!
Baptized -buried -resurrected - Rom 6

04/05/2026

Happy Easter. HE IS risen!

04/05/2026

SeatedWithHim. He became all that I am so I can become who He is. He became the son of man, so I can become a son of God. He became sin so I become righteous.

03/15/2026

 Jonah learned as all of us do that our perspective is either a passport or a prison .

“I cried out to the Lord because of my affliction, And He answered me. “Out of the belly of Sheol I cried, And You heard my voice. For You cast me into the deep, Into the heart of the seas, And the floods surrounded me; All Your billows and Your waves passed over me. Then I said, ‘I have been cast out of Your sight; Yet I will look again toward Your holy temple.’ I went down to the moorings of the mountains; The earth with its bars closed behind me forever; Yet You have brought up my life from the pit, O Lord, my God.”
‭‭Jonah‬ ‭2‬:‭2‬-‭4‬, ‭6‬

“In the middle of my distress, when everything inside me felt like it was collapsing, I finally cried out to God—and He heard me.
I felt like I was at the very bottom emotionally, like I was trapped in a dark place with no way out. The pressure of everything around me felt overwhelming, like waves crashing over my mind and heart.
For a moment I felt abandoned, like I had lost connection with God. But even in that darkness, I made the choice to turn my attention back toward Him.
I felt like I had sunk as low as a person can go, like I was locked in a place of despair. But somehow, God lifted me up out of that pit and gave my life back to me.”

“Jonah’s prayer is the language of someone in deep distress. He describes feeling like he’s drowning, buried, trapped in the depths. Psychologically, that’s what trauma or overwhelming stress feels like—like the waves of life are crashing over you and there’s no escape. But the turning point happens when Jonah says, ‘Yet I will look again toward Your holy temple.’ In other words, he intentionally turns his focus back toward God. And that shift happens while he’s still inside the fish.
His perspective changes before his circumstances change. And often that’s where healing begins.”