Single Moms Ministry

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06/09/2026

Drawing Water from the Well Beyond the Ask
Bishop Jane Hamon

Recently, I saw a powerful vision of Rebekah at the well. As she drew water, what stood out to me was not her beauty, her kindness, or even her willingness to serve. What caught my attention were her arms. She had enormous biceps and forearms. She looked incredibly strong.

Immediately, I knew this vision was symbolic. Rebekah represented the Ekklesia, the Church of Jesus Christ. The Lord was highlighting a message for His people: we need spiritual strength to draw water from the wells of salvation and to provide life-giving water for others.

The days ahead will require more than good intentions. They will require spiritual fortitude, endurance, and perseverance. God is strengthening His people for the work at hand. The vision took me to the familiar story in Genesis 24.

Abraham’s servant had traveled a great distance seeking a bride for Isaac. Arriving at a well near the city of Nahor, he prayed a specific prayer. He asked God to reveal the appointed woman by her willingness not only to give him water, but also to water his camels.

Before he had even finished praying, Rebekah arrived. When the servant asked for a drink, she quickly lowered her pitcher and served him. Then she made an extraordinary offer: “I will draw water for your camels also, until they have finished drinking.” Genesis 24:19

Notice that no one asked her to do this. She volunteered. She wasn’t looking for recognition. She wasn’t trying to impress anyone. She simply saw a need and responded with generosity.

What makes this even more remarkable is understanding the magnitude of what she offered. The servant had ten camels. A thirsty camel can drink twenty to thirty gallons of water after a long journey. That means Rebekah may have drawn between two hundred and three hundred gallons of water. If her water jar held only a few gallons at a time, she may have made seventy to one hundred trips to the well.

Think about that. Trip after trip. Bucket after bucket. No applause. No promise of reward. No guarantee that anyone was watching. She simply kept drawing water until every camel was satisfied.

What strength she possessed! What endurance! What servant-hearted devotion!

As I reflected on the vision, I sensed the Lord saying, “I am strengthening My Church for a season of drawing water.” Many people are thirsty today. They are weary, discouraged, confused, and desperate for hope. They need living water. They need refreshing. They need the presence of God.

Yet water does not reach the thirsty without someone willing to draw it. The Ekklesia has been called to stand at the wells of salvation and draw deeply from the presence of the Lord. We are called to bring encouragement to the weary, truth to the confused, healing to the broken, and hope to those who are ready to give up.

This assignment requires strength. It requires consistency. It requires the determination to keep drawing when others have grown tired.

Isaiah declared, “Therefore with joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation.” Isaiah 12:3

Notice that God doesn’t merely provide the well. He empowers us to draw from it. The Lord is strengthening His people spiritually, emotionally, and physically for the harvest that lies ahead. He is building spiritual muscle in His Church. He is enlarging our capacity to carry His presence and minister His life to others.

Rebekah teaches us an important principle: provision follows posture. Her breakthrough did not begin with her beauty. It began with her generosity. Her promotion did not begin when she became Isaac’s bride. It began when she chose to serve. The very act of drawing water became the doorway to her destiny.

I believe many believers are standing in a similar moment today. You may feel as though you are simply serving, praying, encouraging, giving, and faithfully showing up day after day. It may seem like no one notices.

But heaven notices. Every trip to the well matters. Every act of obedience matters. Every cup of refreshing you offer to another person matters. God is watching.

And just as Rebekah’s faithfulness positioned her for divine destiny, your willingness to draw water for others may be positioning you for your next assignment from heaven.

The Lord is raising up a strong Church. Not a weak Church. Not a weary Church. Not a Church that retreats from its assignment. He is raising up a Church with spiritual strength in its arms and compassion in its heart. A Church willing to keep drawing until every thirsty soul has the opportunity to drink.

May the Lord strengthen your hands for the work before you. May He enlarge your capacity to carry His presence. And may you discover fresh joy as you draw deeply from the wells of salvation and pour that living water into the lives of others.

06/08/2026

06/02/2026

The next generation is watching. Show them The Way. Come, let us go up to the mountain of the Lord. Arise, Gather, and Go. The gates are open!

05/31/2026

A Prayer for Arrows of Purpose and Strength

Father, I thank You that my children and I belong to You. Your Word says that children are a heritage from the Lord and that like arrows in the hand of a warrior, so are children born in their youth (Psalm 127:3-5).

Today, I place myself and my children in Your hands, the hands of the Master Archer.
Lord, straighten our paths and sharpen our lives for Your purpose. Make us arrows that fly true, not distracted by the enemy's schemes, the opinions of people, or the pressures of this world. Hide us in the shadow of Your hand and make us polished arrows kept in Your quiver for Your glory (Isaiah 49:2).

I declare that my children are sent by God with purpose. They won’t miss their mark. They’ll walk in wisdom, truth, and reverence for the Lord. The fear of the Lord will guard their hearts and guide their decisions (Proverbs 9:10).

I declare that no weapon formed against us will prosper (Isaiah 54:17). Every fiery dart of the enemy is extinguished by the shield of faith (Ephesians 6:16). Every lie, temptation, distraction, and ungodly influence aimed at my family is broken by the authority of Jesus Christ.

Father, strengthen us with power through Your Spirit in our inner being (Ephesians 3:16). Give us courage like David, wisdom like Solomon, and steadfast faith like Abraham. Let our hearts stay humble before You and our eyes stay fixed on Jesus.

I declare that my children will love the Lord with all their heart, soul, mind, and strength. They’ll hear His voice and follow His ways. They’ll be bold in truth, rich in character, and full of the Holy Spirit.

Lord, aim our lives where You want us to go. Let every gift, every trial, every victory, and every season produce exactly what You intended. We renounce fear, compromise, and spiritual drift. We choose obedience, purpose, and holy reverence. GOD BE THE GLORY ALL OVER OUR LIVES. In Jesus' name. Amen.

I declare that we’re a polished arrow in the hand of the Lord, prepared for His purpose (Isaiah 49:2).

I declare my children are arrows of destiny, launched by God and guided by His hand (Psalm 127:4-5).

I declare that we walk in the fear of the Lord, which is the beginning of wisdom (Proverbs 9:10).

I declare that every fiery dart of the enemy is extinguished through faith in Christ (Ephesians 6:16).

I declare that we’re strong in the Lord and in the strength of His might (Ephesians 6:10).

I declare that we’ll fulfill God's purpose for our lives and bring glory to His name (Romans 8:28).

I declare the Lord surrounds our family with favor as a shield (Psalm 5:12).

I declare we’re set apart, on fire for Jesus, and unwavering in truth.

HALLELUJAH JESUS IS KING!!! 🔥🕊️🙌🏼

05/27/2026

The Midwives Who Refuse to Kill Destiny

There are women in this hour whom Heaven is calling back to the sacred work of midwifery.

Not natural midwives alone, but spiritual midwives.

Women who know how to protect what God is birthing.
Women who can discern life while hell is trying to destroy it.

Women who do not crush fragile beginnings because they understand that some promises enter the earth weak before they become mighty.

The actions of Pharaoh still exist today.

It still fears deliverers before they fully emerge.
It still targets what carries prophetic potential.
It still seeks to suffocate destinies in their infancy.

And because of this, ABBA is searching for midwives again.

Not women intoxicated by competition.
Not women who destroy one another out of insecurity.
Not women who silence emerging voices because they fear being replaced.

But women who know how to nurture, protect, pray over, and assist what Heaven is birthing in others.

The Hebrew midwives understood something powerful:
They feared God more than they feared Pharaoh.

“But the midwives feared God, and did not do as the king of Egypt commanded them, but saved the male children alive.” Exodus 1:17 (

Midwives stand between life and death.
They labor in hidden places.
They enter messy places.
They endure pressure, travail, and exhaustion to help bring forth what others cannot yet see.

True spiritual midwives do not need credit for what they help birth. Their reward is seeing purpose survive.

There are destinies alive today because someone prayed when nobody else knew there was warfare surrounding that life.

Someone interceded.
Someone covered them.
Someone protected their fragile beginning.
Someone refused to let hell devour what Heaven intended to use.

Midwives understand timing.

They do not force what God is still forming.
They do not abandon people in painful transitions.
And they do not despise small beginnings.

The modern church desperately needs spiritual midwives again.

Women who know how to labor in prayer, discern spiritual seasons, protect emerging callings, and carry compassion without compromising truth.

Not every calling begins publicly.
Some things are first carried in secret places of travail.

Some promises are born through tears.
Some mantles emerge through hidden intercession.
Some breakthroughs only come after prolonged spiritual labor.

Midwives understand this language.

And the Lord is healing the hearts of women who have been wounded by jealousy, comparison, and competition so they can become safe places for what God is birthing through others.

There is something holy about a woman secure enough to help another woman emerge into her calling.

That is maturity.
That is kingdom.
That is love free from self-promotion.

The enemy attacks spiritual midwives because they carry the ability to preserve generations.

Pharaoh knew Moses was dangerous before Moses ever understood who he was.

Hell still fights what carries deliverance!
But God always preserves a remnant of women who refuse to partner with destruction.

Women who fear God more than culture.
Women who protect life.
Women who carry oil in hidden places.
Women who help usher destinies safely into the earth.

These are the midwives of the Lord.

“Therefore God dealt well with the midwives… because the midwives feared God.” Exodus 1:20-21

To the women carrying others in prayer…
To the women laboring for prodigals…
To the women protecting fragile callings…
To the women who feel exhausted from spiritual travail…

Heaven sees your labor. And what you have helped preserve in hiddenness will one day reveal the faithfulness of God openly.

Christie Williams

05/25/2026

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