When God Says 'Be Still': A New Season Begins

In today’s study, we’re diving into what it means to live with a “dangerous anointing” and the signs of a life set apart by God. Often, those who are truly anointed find it difficult to recognize or believe it because of the constant challenges, setbacks, and spiritual attacks they face. But it’s important to realize that this resistance isn’t a sign of weakness—it’s one of the clearest indicators that you’re dangerously anointed. The enemy doesn’t target those who lack power; he goes after those who are a threat to darkness. Many anointed individuals experience heavy resistance, isolation, self-doubt, and relentless obstacles. Yet, even in the midst of these battles, God’s purpose and power in your life remain undeniable. Today, we’ll unpack what being anointed really means, explore the biblical signs of an anointed life, and discuss how we can persevere and tap into our fullest power, even when facing opposition. Because when you push through, you become your most powerful self—destroying yokes, breaking chains, and shining God’s light into the world. And remember: even when the enemy attacks relationships or brings setbacks, God has a perfect plan for His anointed. As Psalm 84:10 reminds us, "Better is one day in His courts than a thousand elsewhere.”

Ladies, tonight I want to speak to those who feel like they're on their last leg, just about ready to throw in the towel. Many of us are worn down, like someone in the ICU, uncertain if we can even make it through. The enemy has come at us from every angle, using every trick to steal, kill, and destroy—to distract us, to pull us away from God's plan. But even when it feels like we can’t push any longer, we must remember that God still has a purpose for each of us. _____ Tonight’s Topic: Girl, Pull Through Tonight’s Scripture: John 10:10 NKJV "The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly." (NKJV) In this verse, Jesus combats the enemy's plans with His own purpose. While the enemy’s goal is to bring harm, Jesus promises a life filled with purpose, joy, and abundance. This abundant life isn’t just about material things—it’s about a deep, fulfilling relationship with Him that transforms every area of our lives. It’s about living life to the FULL.