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What Happen To Your Rulership?

My desire is for women to be restored to their rightful place of rulership of Grace, Femininity, Beauty, Temperance, and Excellence.  Together they work from within and shine outwardly. The enemy of our soul works counterclockwise in that he uses the exterior and destroys what is on the inside. There is a direct correlation between rulership and judgment.  In order to effectively rule, there must be the practice of sound judgment.  When rulership is void of sound judgment, a poor rulership is inevitable.  Rulership is a choice.  You can either rule or be ruled.  Walking in rulership is important because it sets order and establishes boundaries.  God (YAH) has given us rulership over our conduct, appearance, and speech.  These things have rulership over you by choice. Rulership is the difference between YAH's people and the world. Rulership is living the way YAH (God) intended for us to live before the foundation of the world. It is time to take a long hard look in the mir

Political Mother's Day

“Mother’s Day is a celebration honoring the mother of the family, as well as motherhood, maternal bonds, and the influence of mother’s in society”.   (Wikipedia) Many years ago I had the opportunity to be a part of a work group that came up with activities to promote a better work environment. There were many suggestions on the table including my idea to celebrate Mother’s Day and Father’s Day.  I didn’t realize at the time it would turn in to a political debate. Mother’s Day was the one activity I thought everyone could rally around. Apparently, Mother’s Day is offensive because it left out those who are not mothers, such as, fathers who single parent, those who do acts of kindness for children and women who are barren. Mother’s Day was acceptable as long as you did not call it “Mother’s Day”, but “Honoring Strong Women”.  I, of course, objected to this because honoring strong women has nothing to do with Mother’s Day. The modern holiday of Mother’s Day was first cele