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Known of God Intl. Ministries Global, Tulsa, OK (2026)

09/10/2026

God Does Not Rush the Process

We often want God to focus on the destination, but He also cares deeply about what happens along the way.

He is not simply asking, “When will you finally arrive?”

He is walking with you and asking, “What are we discovering together in this step?”

The details matter because transformation is often found there. Character is built in repeated choices. Trust grows through repeated encounters with His faithfulness. Relationship deepens as we learn, little by little, that He is present in every season.

God is not impatient with your process.

He does not overlook the unfinished places. He lovingly pays attention to them.

https://knownofgodintlministries.com/how-god-cares-about-the-details/

09/08/2026

Created Things and the Built-in “Intent to Worship”

God created humanity in His image and likeness (Genesis 1:26). Consequently, humans are spiritually hardwired with an innate intent to worship—a built-in “authentication receiver” designed to identify with an eternal Source.

Divine Design: Mankind was created to behold the Creator, receive His declaration (“Being Known”), and express His likeness (“Knowing” / Identity).

The Vulnerability: Because the intent to worship is active by design, if a person does not direct this faculty toward the Creator (the True Trusted Source), they will automatically attach it to a created thing. Idolatry is the misdirection of humanity’s built-in worship drive away from the Creator and onto the created order (Romans 1:23–25).

https://knownofgodintlministries.com/created-things-and-the-built-in-intent-to-worship/

09/02/2026

Identification Precedes Identity

1. The Kingdom Pipeline (Divine Order)

Identification (Root): God recognizes and proves who you are through your union with Jesus Christ. Before you do anything, the Father identifies you as His beloved child (Matthew 3:17). This is a legal, spiritual fact established at the Cross (the Holy Altar).

Identity (Fruit): Because your identification is legally settled in Christ, your identity—your daily beliefs, emotional stability, character qualities, and heavenly name—naturally flows out of being known by God.

2. The Demonic Pipeline (Evil Altar Corruption)

False Identification (Legal Portal): Witches, evil altars, and bloodline iniquity target your legal origin. They attempt to “recognize or prove” you based on ancestral covenants, trauma, or past sins (e.g., proving you belong to a legacy of depression or fear).

False Identity (Distorted Expression): Once a person accepts that false identification as legal truth, their identity shifts. Their beliefs (“I can’t overcome this”), personality (defensive, anxious, performance-driven), and self-given name (“the sick one,” “the failure”) become shaped by the demands of the evil altar.

Direct Comparison:

Domain Kingdom
Identification (Recognizing / Proving Who You Are) Proven by the blood of Christ and the Father’s declaration: “You are My Beloved.”

Identity (Qualities, Beliefs, Personality, Name) Peace, boldness, divine sonship, authority, and living from Christ’s victory.

Standard Evil Altar Deception
Proven by bloodline iniquity, past wounds, or legal access points back to 10 generations.

Fear, cycles of failure, performance anxiety, and defining yourself by your struggle.

The Operational Link

Identification precedes Identity: When you know Whose you are, your qualities align with Him.

False Identification corrupts Identity: When you believe you belong to the altar, your qualities mirror its demands.

Activation:

A false identity is never just a personal flaw or personality trait; it is the fruit (Identity) of accepting an ungodly legal proof or recognition (Identification) provided by an evil altar.

Dismantling a false identity requires going back to the source: rejecting the enemy’s false identification and receiving your true identification directly from the Father through intimate union with Christ.

https://knownofgodintlministries.com/identification-precedes-identity/

08/25/2026

How God Cares About the Details

When we think about God's love, we often think about the big things—the miracles, the breakthroughs, the answered prayers, and the major turning points in our lives. But the heart of God is not only revealed in the big moments.

God cares about the details.

He cares about the small steps because He loves the process of becoming. He knows that growth, relationship, and transformation do not usually happen all at once. They happen moment by moment, choice by choice, and step by step.

Nothing about your journey is too small for His attention.

God Is Present in the Small Things

We may overlook the little victories because they do not feel dramatic. One better choice. One moment of patience. One honest conversation. One step of faith. One day of continuing when it would have been easier to give up.

But God sees them.

He sees the progress that others may never notice. He sees the battle behind your growth. He sees the courage it took to take one more step.

What may look small to you is not small to a God who is deeply involved in your becoming.

God cares about the details because the details are part of your story.

God Does Not Rush the Process

We often want God to focus on the destination, but He also cares deeply about what happens along the way.

He is not simply asking, “When will you finally arrive?”

He is walking with you and asking, “What are we discovering together in this step?”

The details matter because transformation is often found there. Character is built in repeated choices. Trust grows through repeated encounters with His faithfulness. Relationship deepens as we learn, little by little, that He is present in every season.

God is not impatient with your process.

He does not overlook the unfinished places. He lovingly pays attention to them.

He Cares About the Details of Your Heart

God sees beyond what everyone else can see.

He sees the thought you never spoke. The disappointment you tried to hide. The effort behind your obedience. The desire in your heart to grow. The places where you are trying again after failing before.

He knows the details of your heart.

And He does not use that knowledge to shame you. He uses His perfect understanding to meet you with love, grace, and truth.

God knows exactly where you are, and He knows exactly what you need in this moment of becoming.

The Details Become Part of the Transformation

Sometimes we think transformation only happens in major moments, but God often works through the ordinary details of life.

The waiting can teach patience.

The struggle can build resilience.

The repeated choice to trust can deepen faith.

The small act of surrender can create space for something new within us.

God is always seeing more than the moment itself. He sees what is being formed in you through the moment.

This is why He values refining over instant results.

A quick fix may change what is happening around us, but God's love often goes deeper. He cares about what is happening within us.

God Cares Because He Is With You

The greatest detail of the journey is this:

You are not walking through it alone.

God cares about the details because He cares about you.

He is present in the beginning, the middle, and the places where you are still becoming. He does not wait for the finished version of you to become interested in your life.

He is interested now.

He is with you in the small decisions.

He is with you in the imperfect progress.

He is with you in the waiting.

He is with you when you take one step forward.

And He is still with you when you need to begin again.

Nothing Is Too Small for His Love

You may think, “This detail does not matter.”

But if it matters to you, it matters to the God who loves you.

The God who cares about the whole journey also cares about every step along the way. He sees the details because He sees you completely.

So do not despise the small things.

Do not overlook the quiet growth.

Do not assume that God is only present in the dramatic moments.

He is a God who loves the Becoming, and because He loves the Becoming, He cares about every detail of the process.

Every step matters.

Every moment can become an encounter with His love.

Every unfinished place is still a place where He can meet you.

You are not too small for His attention, and no part of your journey is too insignificant for His care. God cares about the details because He cares deeply about you.

08/24/2026

Why does God Value the Process and Journey?

A simple message to help people understand God's Heart on the Process and Journey.

There is something deeply comforting about knowing that God is not only interested in where we are going—He values the journey of how we get there.

God loves the process of becoming because growth, relationship, and transformation happen step-by-step rather than all at once. We often want instant change. We want to arrive quickly, overcome immediately, and become everything we believe we are meant to be. But God is not impatient with the process.

He does not merely love the person we are becoming; He loves walking with us as we become.

The journey is not a delay to God's love. It is often one of the very places where His love is most deeply experienced.

God Values the Process Because Character Is Formed There

Some things cannot be formed instantly.

Patience is learned through waiting. Resilience is developed through overcoming. Faith grows as we learn to trust God in places where we cannot yet see the outcome. Character is not usually built in a single moment—it is shaped through repeated encounters with God's faithfulness.

The trials, lessons, victories, and even the places where we have to begin again can all become part of our becoming.

What feels slow to us is not necessarily unproductive to God.

God is often doing something deeper than producing quick results. He is forming something within us. He is not simply trying to change what we do; He is lovingly transforming who we are.

God Values the Journey Because Relationship Grows Over Time

Relationship cannot be rushed.

Trust is built as we walk with someone and discover their heart. In the same way, walking through different seasons with God allows us to know Him more deeply.

We learn that He is faithful—not merely because we have heard that He is, but because we have encountered His faithfulness.

We learn that He is present—not merely because someone told us, but because we discover Him with us in places we never thought we could walk through.

Step by step, season by season, relationship deepens.

This is why the journey matters. God is not simply taking us somewhere; He is inviting us to walk with Him while we get there.

God Values Imperfect Progress

One of the beautiful realities of God's heart is that He meets us where we are.

He sees the unfinished places. He sees the struggles, the questions, the weaknesses, and the areas where growth is still needed. Yet He does not turn away from us until we become perfect.

He lovingly enters the process with us.

God is not standing at the finish line, withholding His love and approval until we finally arrive. He meets us in every step, every lesson, every surrender, every failure, and every new beginning.

You are allowed to be in process.

You do not have to despise where you are simply because you have not yet arrived where you are going.

There is grace for becoming.

God Values Refining More Than Rushing

We often focus on how quickly we can get the result. God often focuses on what is happening within us along the way.

A quick fix may change a circumstance, but transformation reaches deeper. God lovingly works within the heart, forming faith, patience, humility, resilience, trust, and love.

The process is not meaningless just because it takes time.

There is a difference between being delayed and being formed.

Sometimes what feels like a delay is actually a sacred space where God is teaching us to know His heart in ways we could not learn by rushing to the destination.

God is not careless with the journey.

He understands that what He is forming in us may be just as important as what He is leading us toward.

Becoming Happens With Him

The heart of this truth is simple:

God loves the Becoming because Becoming happens with Him.

The goal is not merely to become a better version of ourselves. The beauty of becoming is found in relationship. Through the process, we increasingly learn to know Him, trust Him, receive His love, and be transformed by that love.

God does not ask us to become alone.

He walks with us.

He teaches us.

He patiently guides us.

He meets us in the unfinished places and gently calls us forward.

Every step can become an opportunity to discover more of who He is.

You Are Not Behind

Perhaps you have looked at your life and thought, I should be further along by now.

Maybe you have become frustrated with your own process. Maybe you have measured your journey against someone else's arrival and concluded that you are behind.

But becoming is not a race.

Growth does not always happen at the same speed, and transformation cannot always be measured by what others can see.

You are not a project God is impatiently trying to finish.

You are someone He loves.

And because He loves you, He is willing to walk with you through the process.

So do not despise the small steps.

Do not reject the unfinished places.

Do not believe that God only values the destination.

He values the journey because He values what happens in you and between you and Him along the way.

You are still becoming, and that is not a problem to God.

You are in the hands of a God who loves to walk with you—step by step, season by season, moment by moment.

You are not behind because you are still becoming. You are becoming with Him.

-Grace and Peace from the Head of the Church to His Body-

08/21/2026

“Sailing with the Holy Spirit through Life in the ocean of His Grace”

Life with the Holy Spirit is not about taking risks.

RISK is not God’s nature or His way.

God does not ask us to gamble with our lives, step into uncertainty hoping He will somehow catch us, or blindly leap into the unknown.

Trust is the way of His heart.

And trust is not built on uncertainty.

Trust rests on His Love.

⛵🌊

We may not always know where the wind will take us, but we know the One who sends the wind.

We may not see beyond the horizon, but the Holy Spirit does.

We may not understand every wave, every turn, or every season, but we are not sailing with a God who is unpredictable in His heart toward us.

His Love is constant.
His Goodness is trustworthy.
His Presence is secure.

The Holy Spirit is not asking us to “take a risk.”

He is inviting us to trust the One whose Love has already proven Himself faithful.

There is a difference.

Risk says, “I do not know if this will hold me.”

Trust says, “I know the One who is holding me.”

Risk is rooted in uncertainty about the one you are trusting.

Trust rests in the revelation of Love.

That is why we can sail.

Not because we are brave enough to take a chance.

Not because we have figured out every direction.

Not because the ocean is always calm.

We sail because we are Being Known and Knowing His heart.

The Father is lovingly good.

Jesus perfectly reveals what the Father is like.

And the Holy Spirit continually leads us from the safety of knowing that we are not navigating life alone.

Sometimes the Spirit says, “Raise the sail.”

Sometimes He says, “Turn.”

Sometimes He says, “Wait.”

Sometimes He leads us into waters we have never traveled before.

But even unfamiliar waters are not a risk when they are entered through the trustworthiness of His Love.

We do not need to control the wind.

We simply learn to recognize it.

We do not need to create our own direction.

We learn to honor His voice.

We do not have to fear the oceans of life.

We rest in the Love that carries us through them.

🌊 The waves may rise.

🌊 The horizon may disappear.

🌊 The journey may take us somewhere we have never been.

But this is not risk.

This is trust.

Trusting the Holy Spirit is not closing our eyes and jumping.

It is opening our hearts to the One who knows the way.

It is learning that the deeper we know the Father’s Love, the deeper we can rest.

And perhaps this is the beauty of sailing with the Holy Spirit through life:

The ocean may be vast, but His Grace is greater.

The waters may be deep, but His Love is deeper.

The journey may be unknown to us, but we are continually Be Being Fully Known by Him.

So raise your sail.

Listen for His voice.

Rest in His Love.

And let the Holy Spirit lead you—not into risk, but into the beautiful security of trusting the heart of a lovingly good Father.

⛵🌊 SAILING WITH THE HOLY SPIRIT THROUGH LIFE IN THE OCEANS OF HIS GRACE 🌊⛵

RISK is not God’s Nature or Way.
TRUST is the Way of His Heart.
And TRUST rests on His LOVE.

https://knownofgodintlministries.com/the-leadership-of-the-holy-spirit-through-the-lens-of-authentic-divine-intimacy/

08/19/2026

Building prophetic communities begins not with grand structures, but with the quiet transformation of individual hearts.

When a community embraces humility, it cultivates a spirit of teachability and discernment, ensuring that divine wisdom is sought over human pride.

By encouraging vulnerability, members create an atmosphere of grace and authenticity where spiritual gifts can be shared, tested, and honed without the burden of pretense.

Bound together by trust, the community becomes a secure sanctuary where people feel safe to hear, speak, and act on deeper callings.

One heart at a time, this foundational understanding shapes a compassionate, aligned collective—capable of bringing light, healing, and true vision to the world around it.

1. Jesus Modeling Humility
John 13:14–15

"Now that I, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also should wash one another’s feet. I have set you an example that you should do as you have done for you."

The Model: Jesus, holding the highest authority, took on the lowest task of a servant by washing His disciples' feet. He demonstrated that true leadership in a healthy community is rooted in humble service, placing others above self.

2. Jesus Modeling Vulnerability
Matthew 26:38

"Then he said to them, 'My soul is overwhelmed with sorrow to the point of death. Stay here and keep watch with me.'"

The Model: In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus did not hide His emotional distress or put up a front of detachment. He openly admitted His sorrow to His closest friends and asked for their companionship, demonstrating that true spiritual strength allows for honest, raw vulnerability.

3. Jesus Modeling Trust
Luke 23:46

"Jesus called out with a loud voice, 'Father, into your hands I commit my spirit.' When he had said this, he breathed his last."

The Model: Throughout His ministry—and ultimate sacrifice—Jesus relied entirely on God's will. Even at the moment of His death, He showed complete surrender and unwavering trust in the Father, setting the ultimate foundation for how a community trusts God and one another.

https://knownofgodintlministries.com/humility-vulnerability-and-trust/

08/19/2026

VOICE Acrostic:
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(V)ictorious
(O)vercoming from an
(I)ntimate and
(C)onsecrated
(E)mbrace of my Presence.

Honor His Voice — Learning to Value the Voice of God

There is a difference between hearing someone's voice and valuing what they say.

We can hear God and still fail to value His voice. We can read Scripture, sense His prompting, receive wise counsel, or recognize His direction—and then continue doing what we wanted to do anyway.

To value the voice of God means that what He says matters to us because He matters to us.

God's voice is not simply a source of information. His voice is an expression of His heart. When God speaks, He is inviting us into relationship, trust, direction, correction, wisdom, and deeper intimacy with Him.
His Voice Reveals His Heart

God does not speak merely to give us instructions. He speaks because He desires to lead us.

Throughout Scripture, God's voice consistently reveals His character. He speaks truth. He brings correction. He gives wisdom. He calls people forward. He comforts the brokenhearted. He warns us when we are moving toward destruction. He invites us into something better.

Ultimately, we see the heart of God expressed through Jesus.

Jesus said:
“Anyone who has seen me has seen the Father.”
(John 14:9 KJV)

If we want to understand what God's voice sounds like, we must learn to recognize the character of the God revealed through Jesus—truthful, compassionate, holy, patient, courageous, merciful, and deeply loving.

The voice of God will always agree with the heart of God.

Valuing His Voice Means Listening With Surrender

One of the greatest tests of whether we truly value God's voice is what happens when He says something we don't want to hear.

It is easy to value God's voice when He confirms what we already want.

But what happens when He says, Wait?

What happens when He says, Forgive?

What happens when He says, Let that go?

What happens when He says, Change direction?

What happens when He exposes something within us that we would rather hide?

Valuing God's voice means coming to Him with an open heart rather than a predetermined answer.

We don't approach God simply asking Him to bless our plans. We approach Him willing to surrender our plans to Him.

A surrendered heart says, “God, I don't just want You to agree with me. I want to know what You are saying.”

His Voice Is More Valuable Than Our Own Understanding

We live in a culture that constantly tells us to trust ourselves.

There is certainly value in wisdom, experience, education, and thoughtful decision-making. But our own understanding is limited.

God sees what we cannot see.

He knows what we do not know.

He understands what we cannot understand.

This is why Scripture tells us:
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.”
(Proverbs 3:5-6 KJV)

Trust begins where our need for complete understanding ends.

Sometimes God gives us the whole picture.

Sometimes He gives us the next step.

And sometimes the next step is all we need.

We Learn His Voice by Knowing Him

A sheep recognizes the voice of its shepherd because it knows its shepherd.

This gives us an important picture of our relationship with God.
Recognizing God's voice is not primarily about learning a formula. It is about developing intimacy with the One who speaks.

The more we know His character, the more we recognize what is consistent with His heart.

Scripture becomes important because it gives us the revealed character and truth of God. Prayer becomes important because it develops relationship. Stillness becomes important because we cannot recognize a voice we never stop long enough to hear.

We learn to listen.
We learn to discern.
We learn to test what we believe we are hearing.

And we learn to recognize the difference between God's voice, our own desires, our fears, cultural voices, and the voices that compete for our attention.

His Voice Deserves a Response

There is a temptation to become fascinated with hearing God while remaining unwilling to obey Him.

But the value we place on God's voice is ultimately revealed by our response.

If His voice matters, obedience matters.

We don't obey because we are trying to earn God's love. We obey because we trust the One who loves us.

Obedience becomes an expression of intimacy.
When God speaks, we listen.

When He corrects us, we receive it.
When He redirects us, we follow.
When He asks us to wait, we trust.
When we don't understand, we remain close.

We Don't Value the Voice Because of What It Gives Us
Perhaps this is the deepest part of valuing God's voice.

We don't value His voice merely because it can give us answers.

We value His voice because it gives us God.
His voice draws us into relationship with Him.

It teaches us to trust Him rather than merely trust our own understanding.

It reminds us that we are not navigating life alone.
It brings us back to His heart.

The goal is not simply to become people who can say, “God spoke to me.”

The goal is to become people whose lives are continually shaped by the God who speaks.
His voice begins to shape how we think.

How we respond.
How we love.
How we forgive.
How we make decisions.
How we see ourselves.
How we see others.
How we walk through uncertainty.
How we live our lives.

The Value of His Voice

To value the voice of God is to say:
“God, Your voice matters to me because You matter to me.”

I will listen before I act.
I will discern before I assume.
I will trust before I understand.
I will surrender before I demand my own way.
I will receive correction instead of resisting it.
I will follow when You lead.

And when I cannot see the whole path, I will trust the One who can.
God's voice is not background noise. It is an invitation into divine intimacy.

The more we value His voice, the more we learn His heart.

And the more we know His heart, the more we discover that His voice was never simply about telling us what to do.

It was always about drawing us closer to Him.

https://knownofgodintlministries.com/honor-his-voice-learning-to-value-the-voice-of-god/

08/11/2026

The Father’s Lovingly Good Nature Revealed Through Jesus

The Father is tender toward the broken

Look at Jesus with l***rs.

A l***r approaches Jesus—someone socially and ceremonially excluded.

Mark says:

“Moved with compassion, Jesus reached out his hand and touched him.”
— Mark 1:41

The touch matters.

Jesus could have healed him without touching him.

But Jesus touched the untouchable.

That reveals something about the Father’s heart.

The Father doesn’t merely remove the problem.

He restores the person’s experience of being loved.

Jesus’ action says:

“Your condition does not make you untouchable to me.”

https://knownofgodintlministries.com/the-fathers-lovingly-good-nature-revealed-through-jesus/

07/29/2026

The Father and Mother in a Family as a Generational Shaping Unit

Core Purpose: Cultivating biological, emotional, and spiritual wholeness in children through distinct, complementary parental mandates.

Pillar Alignment & Roles

1. The Father’s Mandate: Apostolic & Foundational

In an apostolic framing, the father operates as the foundational architect, protector, and commissioner of the household.

Identity Conferral: Fathers establish who the child is in God’s kingdom—speaking purpose, calling, and spiritual authority into their lives (e.g., God the Father declaring identity over Jesus at His baptism in Matthew 3:17).

Protection & Spiritual Governance: Establishing spiritual boundaries, shielding the home from external hostility, and maintaining alignment with biblical truth.

Commissioning: Sending children out into the world equipped with a secure sense of belonging and duty.

2. The Mother’s Mandate: Prophetic Nurturing & Relational Guidance

The mother provides the relational soil, emotional security, and practical wisdom necessary for children to walk out the identity they have been given.

Nurturing Wholeness: Creating an environment where emotional health, compassion, and resilience take root.

Care & Well-Being: Ensuring physical, mental, and spiritual safety within the domestic sphere.

Guidance in Identity: Teaching children how to navigate their daily life, relationships, and character development out of their established identity (Proverbs 1:8, Proverbs 31:26).

The Family Unit as "Generation Shapers"

When both mandates operate in unity, the family becomes an engine of systemic and societal transformation rather than merely a unit of survival.

Wholeness: Identity (Father) + Cultivation (Mother) prevents the dual traps of orphan spirit (lack of identity/protection) and relational neglect (lack of care/guidance).

Long-Term Legacy: The home acts as a kingdom training ground, producing children who inherit righteousness and impact their culture.

Scriptural Grounding

Primary Anchor: Psalm 112:1–3

"Praise the Lord! Blessed is the man who fears the Lord, who greatly delights in his commandments! His offspring will be mighty in the land; the generation of the upright will be blessed. Wealth and riches are in his house, and his righteousness endures forever."

Supporting Scriptures

Genesis 18:19 — "For I have chosen him, so that he will direct his children and his household after him to keep the way of the Lord by doing what is right and just..." (Apostolic governance and identity transmission).

Proverbs 1:8–9 — "Listen, my son, to your father’s instruction and do not forsake your mother’s teaching. They are a garland to grace your head and a chain to adorn your neck." (Complementary alignment of instruction and teaching).

Deuteronomy 6:6–7 — "These commandments that I give you today are to be on your hearts. Impress them on your children..." (Generational shaping through daily discipleship).

Malachi 4:6 — "He will turn the hearts of the parents to their children, and the hearts of the children to their parents..." (Restoration of the generational link).

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