To ‘affirm’ is to declare it so; it is a positive declaration that validates what we believe to be true. In short, an affirmation is our truth.“Let …

Guest Post | Four Life-Lifting Affirmations for Believers

Quarantined No More

At the beginning of this crisis, we operated under governments-imposed directives known as “shelter in place” or “shelter to home”. They were intended as a way of combating community spread during the early days of the virus. Most municipalities have now rescinded those orders; people are free now to move about within certain social distancing rules.

Are you still “quarantined” by fear, fret and faithlessness?  Were your dreams under “quarantine” long before the arrival of COVID?  Dreams of writing a book? Launching a non-profit?  Finishing that degree?

This may have been your former mindset (or current); it may be the way you went in to Covid, but it does not have to be the way you come out. Isaiah proclaims, Behold the former things have come to pass and new things I now declare! (Isaiah 42:9)

Surge into the New is a new devotional by Pastor W, Eric Croomes.

Pastor W. Eric Croomes can be reached at Pastor W. Eric Croomes Ministries on Facebook and at www,pastorwericcroomes.com

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In finance, a wealth transfer is the shift of assets to beneficiaries upon the death of the owner through financial planning strategies. It is estimated that Baby Boomers account for sixty percent of the wealth in America and, as they begin to retire, much of that wealth will be transferred to successive generations.

We are witnessing another type of “wealth transfer”. Its first manifestation will not be in the natural, but rather in the realm of the spirit.

God is “transferring” his beloved from a plane of fear to a position of faith. It is a brand-new future we are walking into, one in which strongholds are being dismantled and new opportunities discerned as we witness the outpouring of God’s spirit upon believers.

~Excerpt from Surge into the New, a new devotional by Pastor W. Eric Croomes