Charity Kayembe's blog

While not as common today, many of our biblical heroes interacted with angels. For example, Daniel engaged various angels in visions by day and in dreams by night (Dan. 7–12). Similarly, Zechariah had a long-ranging conversation with “the angel who was speaking to him” that lasted no less than six full chapters (Zech. 1–6).

Have you ever wanted a sneak peek inside the members-only forum of our Hearing God Through Your Dreams module? We have lots of amazing dreamers and budding interpreters in our group and I’ve asked permission from one of them to share her exceptional dream work with you.

Just because a dream is frightening doesn’t mean it’s not from God. When the Lord established His covenant with Abram, the Bible says that as deep sleep came upon the patriarch, “terror and great darkness fell upon him” as well (Gen. 15:12). Likewise, when Jacob awoke from his dream of the heavenly ladder, he, too, was afraid (Gen. 28:17).

Some people wonder, Why should we see angels? Why learn about angels and how could we actually work together with them anyway?

Like most of you, we are now watching our pastor livestream his sermons into our home as the new way of doing church. Pastor Joel recently preached an excellent message on Walking Fearlessly, sharing faith-building Scriptures reminding us that God is our refuge and we are more than conquerors in Him. Joel also shared very transparently about his lifelong struggle with anxiety, and how just a few years ago, he experienced breakthrough in this area and now lives free from panic attacks. Hallelujah!

Back in January some friends at church mentioned the Coronavirus. I don’t usually watch the news and hadn’t heard of Covid-19, so I was only half-joking when I asked, “Do you need to drink beer to get that?”

Fast forward two months and we are all now keenly aware of exactly what that word means. While it is easy to look at the natural realm and feel anxious, God calls us to set our mind on the spirit realm instead (Rom. 8:6). We’re not to focus on the news and what is seen in this physical world, but instead we are to seek the things above and look at what is unseen (Col. 3:1-3; 2 Cor. 4:18).
 

We have just returned from our ministry trip to New Zealand and God did so much during our time there. Leo and I conducted workshops on the sacred supernatural: Hearing God Through Your Dreams, Everyday Angels, and 4 Keys to Hearing God’s Voice. At every event people had incredible encounters with Jesus and the company of Heaven and learned how to receive Holy Spirit’s ministry to them even while they sleep. So exciting!  

We are halfway through our ministry tour Down Under and are so grateful for all the Lord has done already!

We had an awesome Everyday Angels workshop at New Plymouth Central Baptist Church on the West Coast of New Zealand. The session on angelic activation is always a highlight and this time Jesus introduced one lady to six different angels by name!

Happy New Year! We are so grateful for all of the blessings of 2019 and are excitedly looking forward to the brand new year (and decade!) ahead. We want to share with you some of the praise reports of what God has been doing and some updates of where we are headed next!

Christmas is an especially supernatural time of year. I love reading the Christmas story in Scripture and discovering all the different ways God intends for Heaven to break into our world and our hearts. Obviously the birth of our Savior, Jesus, is the reason we celebrate Christmas. The gift of His Presence changed everything! But what about some of the other key players in the story: Is there anything we can learn from their examples and apply to our own lives today?