Dori Phillips Ministries

07/14/2026

I woke up at @7:10am and I heard in my spirit, “Cling to the one who made you.” That was in late 2025. I just decided it was time to share this.

"Cling to the one who made you" is a timeless sentiment that often brings peace when we need to ground ourselves.

Finding peace in faith is a spiritual context, "cleaving" or “clinging” to the Creator represents a choice to anchor your identity and hope in the One who knows you.

It is so important for us to know our worth in Christ. You are a unique creation, and anchoring yourself to this truth helps you navigate seasons of change.

The idea of cleaving to God is found throughout scripture, urging people to hold fast to what is good and authentic. To cling to the One who made you means to anchor your entire identity, trust, and security in your Creator rather than in changing circumstances or human approval. In a spiritual context, this practice is about intentional dependency and radical vulnerability. It is a conscious choice to align your mind, heart, and daily actions with the source of your existence.

07/05/2026

May we all remember the men and women who fought for our freedom! It came at a high price and we will never forget their sacrifice!

Happy 250th Year Anniversary! God Bless America!

07/01/2026

Isaiah 30:15 describes how we should live-to keep and show trust. As humans, however it’s not always easy when we’re in the thick of a difficult time.

To keep calm it takes resolve and courage. The Lord never told us this life would be easy, but He did say He would be with us. And that’s good enough for me.

Much love, Dori

06/27/2026

Do you sometimes feel alone among your peers? Psalm 57:1 states this is a heartfelt prayer for mercy and protection written by King David while hiding in a cave from King Saul.

It expresses steadfast trust in God, seeking refuge "in the shadow of His wings" until danger and trouble pass by. David wrote this while fleeing for his life from pursuing King Saul, seeking physical safety in the darkness of a cave.

The phrase "shadow of Your wings" is a comforting metaphor for God's intimate, shielding presence—much like a mother bird protecting her young.

Instead of panicking over his severe circumstances, David chooses to anchor his soul in God's mercy and unfailing protection.

May we all have the strength to rise above the noise of this world’s system.

Much love,

Dori

06/25/2026

Psalm 62:7 states that spiritual and physical deliverance comes entirely from God.

Honor and Glory: Recognizing that true dignity and worth are derived from God, not from human accomplishments or worldly status.

The Rock and Refuge: Metaphors representing God as an immovable foundation of strength and a safe, protective shelter during difficult times.

Much love, Dori

05/13/2026

Deuteronomy 28:2 states that all these blessings will flow and overtake a person and that if one obeys the Lord, “all these blessings will come upon you and overtake you if you listen to the voice of the Lord.”

Ephesians 3:20 highlights God’s ability to do “superabundantly” more than we can ask or think.

I pray we will all stay in the secret place and hear what the Father is saying to you. It may take some time, but our God is worth the wait.

Much love, Dori

05/05/2026

To be languishing means to be in a state of stagnation, emptiness, and apathy. These feelings bring about a lack of motivation. Can anyone relate? I certainly can. The author states, “Heal me O Lord for my bones are troubled.”

Psalm 6:2 is a physical, emotional cry for help and hope. I pray that we all pay attention to those that are needing
emotional support.

Written by King David, he was in a state of physical, emotional, and spiritual agony, signifying that suffering has penetrated to the very core of His strength.

If you know someone who is in that place, please pay attention and discern the situation.

Much love, Dori

04/11/2026

Proverbs 16:24 is so beautiful. We all so desperately need kind words. This life is difficult enough without harsh words. We never know what people are dealing with.

It also addresses the sweetness of the soul (mind, will and emotions) and health for the body. The Lord always wants to give life and life more abundant.

I pray we operate in love always, even when it’s not easy.

Much love, Dori

04/05/2026