When we are truly dwelling in the shadow of God, we are hidden to things of the world.  He becomes our safe place, our defense, and we place our trust in him. 

A few months ago, the Lord spoke to me.  He said, “In seasons of preparation, serve well in obscurity.” The statement tickled my brain.  I pondered what it meant to serve in obscurity.  What did it mean to be obscure?

The human heart is a fickle thing, driven by relationships, disappointments, successes, failures, possessions, pride, ego, and money. We lack consistency and our responses to life’s upheavals change based upon our emotional wholeness.

In recent months, the Lord has been speaking to me and highlighting three keys necessary for the church to wade through the coming season.