Joseph named his first son Manasseh, meaning “causing to forget,” because God healed his heart from the pain of the past. This message explores how true restoration comes when we release what was behind us. Joseph was no longer holding on to yesterday, he forgave those who wronged him, the pain no longer defined him, and the goodness of God outweighed every hardship he endured.

Before fruitfulness comes forgetting, and before Ephraim (double fruit), there must be Manasseh. God brings healing so you can move forward without the weight of yesterday.

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In Haggai 2, God makes a bold declaration: “From this day forward, I will bless you.” This episode explores what happens when God marks a moment in your life and shifts everything from that point on. His blessing is not luck—it’s His intentional favor at work.

When God speaks “from this day,” it means a new chapter begins—one marked by grace, increase, and divine favor.

Listen and step into what God has declared over you. Don’t forget to like, follow, comment, and share this message to encourage someone stepping into a new season.

In the kingdom of God, greatness flows from low places. Jesus teaches that the lowest position is the highest, and the servant becomes the greatest by the grace of God. Our royalty as believers is not diminished by serving—service activates our royalty, attracting God’s power and grace.

God calls us when we are low, so His strength can be revealed in our weakness. In His kingdom, the weakest are made strong, the poorest are made rich, and the lowest are lifted high. He resists the proud but gives grace to the humble.

Listen and be reminded that true power is found in humility. Don’t forget to like, follow, comment, and share this message to strengthen someone’s faith.