God is up to something — and it’s just for you. The Spirit is revealing what the natural eye can’t see and what human imagination can’t conceive. Expectancy isn’t passive; it’s a posture of faith that believes God is already working behind the scenes.

“ Trust in the Lord with all your heart; do not depend on your own understanding. Seek His will in all you do, and He will show you which path to take.” — Proverbs 3:5–6 (NLT) To trust completely in God means more than just believing He exists—it’s choosing to believe that He’s enough. It’s the act of surrendering the pen of your life’s story back into His hands and allowing Him to write every chapter, even when you can’t see the ending. 1. A Choice Over Feelings Trusting God

Ekklesia Family... There comes a moment when God doesn’t just visit your situation—He shifts it. A moment where God says, “This change is not temporary. I am settling some things in your life for good.” You have loved God. You have loved His people. You have held onto His Word when storms raged, when prayers seemed quiet, and when battles came against your mind and spirit. Heaven has recorded your faithfulness. And the same God who saw you stand when you could’ve fallen is no

In all things be grateful and give God praise... A strong reminder. Gratitude lifts the spirit and aligns the heart with God’s presence. In every circumstance — high points and burdens, victories and valleys — thanksgiving keeps us anchored. Gratitude is not denial of life’s challenges; it is declaration that God is greater than what challenges us. Give thanks in all things not because all things feel good, but because God works in all things for good. Praise shifts perspecti