Have you allowed the enemy to steal your voice? In this episode, I share a prophetic word God gave me during worship from Isaiah 60:1 – “Arise, shine, for your light has come, and the glory of the Lord has risen upon you.”

Just like the Israelites returning from Babylonian exile to find their city in ruins, many of us have faced discouragement and darkness. But God is saying: It’s time to arise and shine.

This isn’t about being more positive, this is about understanding that life and death are in the power of the tongue (Proverbs 18:21). When your voice is stolen, the enemy can use it as a weapon. But when you take it back, your voice becomes a weapon for the Kingdom.

If you’ve been in spiritual slumber, if you’ve been delaying what God called you to do, if you’ve been speaking defeat instead of truth – this word is for you. There’s an awakening happening, and God is restoring voices.

It’s time to stop magnifying what the enemy did and start magnifying God’s redemption in your life.

In this final episode of the Rooted series, Sonya brings a heartfelt message about staying anchored in God’s love—especially in the chaos of the holidays. This episode dives into what it really means to trust Jesus: not through striving, but through surrender.

You’ll be reminded why time with God is never optional for a believer, why His Word is the only place your soul can breathe, and how staying rooted in Him keeps your heart steady in every season—even the dry ones.

Sonya shares a personal love-letter reflection to Jesus, powerful scriptures like Jeremiah 17:7–8 and John 1, and a prayer for anyone feeling overwhelmed, distracted, or spiritually tired.

If you need a gentle but honest reminder to slow down, return to your first love, and let God steady your heart again, this episode will hit home.

Listen in, be encouraged, and let your roots go deeper. Merry Christmas—He loves you more than you know.

This episode, Part 3 of the Rooted Series, explores the fear of the Lord as the foundation of spiritual stability and depth. Through the encounters of Isaiah and Peter, we see how reverence awakens the heart, breaks spiritual numbness, and anchors believers in truth. This message calls listeners back to holy awe, genuine obedience, and a deeper closeness with God.