In the Quietest Surrender: The Greatest Earnestness- Part 3

It is a whole journey when you find that first love with Father Almighty. It is like a wind that sweeps you, surrounds you, and fills you with love. It is not the love that we, at times, demand physically but the love that fills you with joy. It lets you see that not one thing is impossible for our Father Almighty.

I have a saying…a friend made me notice. She said: You always say “it is funny” and then continue with what I mean to say. Today, I think that we can make something positive, or dive deep down and think why. Yesterday, in the midst of “understanding”, re- setting and merging, and trying “to create one” my computer, phone, and all…I deleted somehow, reestablished, and everything was just in that moment like in static(if that is the right word to use). I love Apple, from having a phone to having a Mac; however, yesterday was not my Apple day. It was all like in a hold, so my thoughts were… in recovering some things that I was actually looking for but I could not find them. For a week, I have tried to reset my country settings, so one has to end the subscriptions on one side to start the other…meaning from the Netherlands to the United States and vice versa. By the way, I am not complaining… everything has a solution. But anyways, it is a beautiful point for me, it is a reminder to look at my past writing and look at the writings of today, finding many lovely letters that filled my heart with love.

“Behold, A “limit” is the point beyond which you cannot—or choose not to—go. It’s a barrier, an obstacle that hinders your progress. As the Lord of the Heights asks, “Where is your limit?” and Jesus Christ in this day of love inquires, “What is your barrier?” These questions seek to identify what holds you back from becoming the person you were meant to be…

In the sudden, a reminder of the Behemoth, an animal that humbles men. “How much more humble is a man or a woman in God’s presence? The Behemoth is a very strong animal and ranked among the first of the works of God, which only the creator can master . It sways like a cedar. Hunting this animal is futile, because it cannot be captured. It is home even in a flooded river or raging river.” There is divine sovereignty and power, Mastery over Chaos and call over to humility.”excerpt from Got questions

Just as a pledge signifies a commitment to the future, so too does the quiet surrender of our hearts in God’s wisdom and the earnest pursuit of Him with sincere devotion. Together, they form a solid foundation for moving forward with humility, faith, and purpose. To truly grasp this foundation, we must ask ourselves, “What sustains me, and can it support my endeavors?”

A Reflection on the White Pearl Dodge: A Journey of Legacy, Faith, and Divine Purpose Funny enough, I came across a post by someone I have long admired—a dear friend of my late mother during the years we lived in Ecuador. He also generously sent his team to film my first wedding, a gesture for which we remain deeply grateful. Time passes, yet certain connections remain meaningful. Over the years, he has continued to inspire people across different regions of the world through his work as an investigative journalist, television host, and political figure in Ecuadorian media since 1975.

As I reflected on his photograph, one particular image caught my attention: a classic 1950 Dodge travelling along a road, with the sun shining ahead of it. It prompted me to consider what this image might represent spiritually.

If I may share my reflection, the Dodge brought to mind the strength, power, and determination often associated with American automotive culture. Its enduring presence evokes an era of bold design, resilience, and forward movement. Yet, beyond its mechanical strength, the vehicle can also represent the journey of life—the roads we travel, the history we carry, and the determination required to continue moving forward.

The image of a White Pearl Dodge offers another layer of meaning. White may evoke purity, peace, and new beginnings, while the pearl suggests something precious whose value is revealed through time and transformation. Together, these images invite reflection on how experience, perseverance, and grace can shape something enduring and beautiful.

The year 1950 also evokes the post-war period, when many people looked toward reconstruction, opportunity, and a more hopeful future. In this sense, the classic automobile may serve as a metaphor for heritage and stability, while the sun shining ahead represents hope, direction, and the possibilities that lie beyond the road already travelled.

From a biblical perspective, the pearl carries particular significance. In Matthew 13:45–46, Jesus compares the kingdom of heaven to a merchant searching for fine pearls who sells everything he owns to obtain one of extraordinary value. This parable reminds us that God’s kingdom surpasses every earthly possession in worth.

Revelation 21:21 further describes the twelve gates of the New Jerusalem as twelve pearls, offering a powerful image of the glory and splendour of God’s eternal dwelling.

Although the automobile itself is not a biblical symbol, its imagery can prompt a meaningful spiritual reflection: the vehicle represents the journey, the road represents the path ahead, and the sunlight invites us to consider the hope that guides us forward. The pearl reminds us of the incomparable value of God’s kingdom and the transforming work of His grace.

Perhaps what makes this image so meaningful is the way it brings together legacy, perseverance, transformation, and hope. It reminds us to honour the people and experiences that have shaped our lives, to keep moving forward with purpose, and to recognise that the greatest treasures are not always material.

As I reflected on the photograph, I was reminded that our journeys are shaped by where we have been, but they need not be defined by our past. With faith, wisdom, and gratitude, we can continue toward the light ahead.

“For we walk by faith, not by sight.” — 2 Corinthians 5:7 (KJV)

May we continue our journeys with courage, cherish the legacy of those who have touched our lives, and remain attentive to the wisdom, hope, and grace that guide us along the way.

Glory be to the Father, Glory be to the Son, and Glory be to the Holy Spirit. In this day of much love, oh yes, much love is being poured from heaven. It is in the vastness of creation that draws our hearts toward the magnitude of all the greatness that is being displayed. It’s the immensity, massiveness, and spaciousness that awakens wonder. Look, says the Lord of the Heights, look, yes, look at an enormous, extensive landscape, a vastitude stretching beyond your sight. Yet, even my words cannot fulfill what your eyes can see or your ears can hear, says Jesus Christ in this day of so much love. Let yourself feel how small you are in my presence. I do not need to remind you that everything in this nature, earth, water, and in the natural process needs you. Where is it that you think that you can control or have mastery over any chaos? says Jesus Christ in this day of so much grace. Today is a call of humility. Today is a call where no human has a right or wisdom to question or to judge my works, says the Lord of the Heights. My immeasurable love is here. I am not here to restrain nor restrict. Everybody has free will to do what they feel in their heart, as long as there is respect towards justice. Remember Romans 13:1-7: Respect for Authority. 13 Everyone must submit to governing authorities. For all authority comes from God, and those in positions of authority have been placed there by God. 2 So anyone who rebels against authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and they will be punished. 3 For the authorities do not strike fear in people who are doing right, but in those who are doing wrong. Would you like to live without fear of the authorities? Do what is right, and they will honor you. 4 The authorities are God’s servants, sent for your good. But if you are doing wrong, of course, you should be afraid, for they have the power to punish you. They are God’s servants, sent for the very purpose of punishing those who do what is wrong. 5 So you must submit to them, not only to avoid punishment, but also to keep a clear conscience.” Contemplate its limitlessness; it rests in boundless mercy. From this foundation, reach toward one another and across nations, transmit hope, spread kindness, give generously, communicate truth, and impart wisdom. Disseminate knowledge, propagate good seeds, transfer useful skills, and broadcast encouragement through lives devoted to service. What I have placed within our care can become nourishment for someone beyond our own doorstep. Stop finding the guilt, stop placing hatred where it does not correspond; high and holy is my dwelling place, and always remember that I live in you; your house is my house, and where is your house? It is your heart, and my spirit rests in you. My nearness warms all your humble heart. Beneath the wide heavens, we meet in the quiet work of tending, building, sharing, and caring. Let these seeds that I am planting grow roots; let these roots be profound; let them grow deep enough to endure; and your love reach far enough to bring provision, comfort, and hope to the nations. I am here and there, everywhere. I am visiting your house; I am looking over the children; you have humbled yourselves for the sicknesses, for the war, and for much more. There is a time coming, says the Lord. It may be hard for some; it may be a struggle. But your heart should rejoice because it is not only that I provide a letter by writing, but it has become visual, says the Lord. Do you think that all this is in vain? No, says the Lord. I am here showing you what the future may become. Many think, “Oh, it will be solved like this or may be done like that,” and again I remind you. “Job 40:15-24 NIV

“Look at Behemoth,
which I made along with you
and which feeds on grass like an ox.

What strength it has in its loins,
what power in the muscles of its belly!

Its tail sways like a cedar;
the sinews of its thighs are close-knit.

Its bones are tubes of bronze,
its limbs like rods of iron.

It ranks first among the works of God,
yet its Maker can approach it with his sword.

The hills bring it their produce,
and all the wild animals play nearby.

Under the lotus plants it lies,
hidden among the reeds in the marsh.

The lotuses conceal it in their shadow;
the poplars by the stream surround it.

A raging river does not alarm it;
it is secure, though the Jordan should surge against its mouth.

Can anyone capture it by the eyes,
or trap it and pierce its nose?

In this day of love and grace, may we cultivate with patience, share with open hands, and trust God with the harvest. But today, I tell you, Love is not merely something you feel; it is something you cultivate, giving with so much grace of Father Almighty. And perhaps one of the most beautiful expressions of love is found in the quietest surrender, where the heart no longer seeks to understand everything but learns to trust and who understands all things in my hands. A genuine devotion is not measured by how loudly we proclaim our faith, but by how sincerely you surrender your hearts. It is a peaceful, internal choice to stop fighting, let go of the need to control things, and accept the present moment, says Jesus Christ in this day of so much grace. It represents the highest degree of sincere conviction, intense purpose, and unyielding seriousness in thought or action.

Oh, says the Lord, so many changes are approaching very soon. It may seem difficult, says the Lord, but my hand of grace is over every territory. Changes have been experienced, and today, these are recognizable. Yet, these shifts are now in the global distribution, in the resources, in the confrontations, and in the conflicts.“Many changes are approaching very soon. It may seem difficult,” says the Lord, “but My hand of grace is over every territory.

Changes have already been experienced, and today, many of these changes are becoming recognizable. Yet the shifts are now extending into global distribution, resources, confrontations, and conflicts. Many circumstances are unfolding at this very moment. Even in that central office, with its elongated table and long history, decisions are being made that will affect nations and international relationships. New rules will emerge within an international system that is being renewed. Policies will be established, existing structures will be reassessed, and the balance of power will shift. Changes are also approaching that will affect the stability of the eurozone. This is a time to consider the financial stability of heavily indebted countries, the relationship between foreign and domestic affairs, and the developments taking place beyond public view. There are movements beneath the surface—campaigns, pressures, and strategic actions within foreign and domestic spheres. These may undermine mobility, intensify instability, and contribute to the staging of a potential collapse. Yet, even amid these shifts, the hand of God’s grace remains present. What appears uncertain to the natural eye is not beyond the reach of His sovereignty.” The world may be entering a period of significant political, economic, and institutional adjustment. Decisions made by powerful institutions could alter the distribution of resources, the balance of power, and the stability of existing systems. Against that backdrop, the spiritual message calls believers to remain discerning and trust God’s grace rather than being governed by fear. A possible reconstruction “The cohesion supporting the international campaign was becoming increasingly a shifting ground in Europe.”This is only a tentative reconstruction, not a confirmed transcription. If the phrase was “a shifting ground of Europe,” it would make sense in context: the political and economic foundations supporting an international initiative might be becoming less stable, with growing disagreements or changes in alliances.“A testing ground for Europe” — a situation in which new policies or international strategies are being tested. The unity or cooperation holding an international coalition together. For you, yes, you nation, who has always extended your hand for your attempting to stand firm through a period of international uncertainty while rebuilding its capacity to protect itself and maintain influence abroad. “And having done all, to stand.” — Ephesians 6:13 (KJV)This speaks of remaining steadfast in faith, truth, and righteousness despite challenges. National sovereignty: A nation’s right to govern itself. International cooperation: Nations working together toward common goals. Collective responsibility: Nations sharing responsibility for peace, security, and global challenges.
The connection: As international rules change and power shifts, Great Britain and other nations must balance their independence with their responsibilities to the international community. Spiritually, the message is to remain watchful, discerning, and steadfast amid uncertainty, trusting God while recognizing that earthly systems can change. It is time to prepare the soil, let creative flow, let the seed be planted, and seek for the harvest to begin soon, says Jesus Christ in this day of grace.

Where is your limit? Where is your barrier?

For you, yes, you who stand in the position of unity and believe in the future. It has come time to renew all international conflicts, a time to think that the future will be inherited by your own children and other people’s children. An international conflict that has remedy and action without fear has taken place. Not one thing is complex, but a freedom of thoughts of breaking a set routine between your everyday days. The Lord of the Height in emergencies, in counterinsurgencies, nation building, a significant state to place order to what today is harming children, youngsters, and even younger adults, a global war, taking a leading role and placing action for the good, and the better cause of taking away control of what harms and oppresses, global challenges that are faced today, be able to set and be an example in range and ambitions, a strong moral aspiration, a force of good for a better world.

GRIT: The Lion of Judah and Standing Firm in a Changing World.-Grit is the strength to endure pressure, adapt through adversity, and remain steadfast in purpose. Like a stone shaped for grinding, grit speaks of resilience developed through resistance.

The Lion of Judah represents royal authority, courage, and the fulfillment of God’s promises. In Genesis 49:9–10, the imagery of Judah as a lion points toward kingship, ultimately understood by Christians in relation to the Messiah.

In a world of shifting powers, international conflicts, and changing systems, true strength is not merely dominance—it is the courage to stand for truth, the wisdom to lead with justice, and the perseverance to protect the vulnerable.

Just as grit enables a stone to withstand the grinding process, spiritual steadfastness enables us to endure adversity without abandoning our faith or purpose. “And having done all, to stand.” — Ephesians 6:13 (KJV)The Lion of Judah reminds us that strength must be grounded in righteousness, leadership expressed through responsibility, and power directed toward the greater good. The Lion continues to roar—not as a call to human domination, but as a reminder of God’s sovereignty, enduring promises, and ultimate victory.

So today, my child just remembered, “It takes time to understand what is happening all around the world. There is work to be done, there is work to be done in those who still do not want to grasp what I am bringing to do in this period of time. I am bringing a reminder, you may have it all, but until you understand the situation of placing my Kingdom in the different corners of this world to bring nurture to every heart of every individual, to rip apart those who believe in their strength and arrogance. Humbleness is what I am looking for in each person. To bring this place where you live says the Lord the structure, the foundation on which it was developed, the core of how it was created in pious, where people prayed, oh such nation, oh how it was says the Lord. The wonder and marvels say the Lord if people would compromise and be diligent, it is within you to be attentively watching, to let them see. Assemble, wake up, rise and shine to what has been rendered to each one. Look at this period that for some you do not see the light shining brightly, but if you switch to start seeing what I am trying to show you then you would see the answer right in front of you.” Says Jesus in this day to add. I stand and look around to seek who is firm in me says the Lord, I look around to see what have you down in your own determination, being my courier of love. Blessed is the one that wakes up every morning and thanks me for having the air to breathe, that you are able to inhale and exhale, blessed is the one that thanks me because does not miss a thing in his house not even love because I have awakened an opportunity to climb the stairs in opportunity in all aspects. Blessed is the one that appreciates each word that comes down as a message of pure love. Blessed is the one that accepts the correction of their own soul that sets other priorities as if those will save you from what you were born and when you leave says Jesus in this day.

Don’t you see the opportunity that I have given you again, as many smirked and smiled, mercy says the Lord. Take a post and be a light for those who are in need. If you went through it, then help so you can be redeemed. Let me flow in your heart, teach and guide you. I am here and all can change in a wink of an eye says the Lord in this day. “Be diligent, let the work begin and the fountains bring waters. Release pride and be in calmness and let your ears hear. Listen to the sounds of the water and the vessels going in and out. Today a day of concern, uneasiness, confused emotions, a lack of understanding has been cradled says the Lord of the heights.

So “come on, my people, raise your sword and your cross and follow me. Look for me every day, for each day I will bring a message of encouragement. Look up and in this time. Remember you are the vessel of opportunities as things unfold. Do not forget, what was written before. There will be a time, that all nations will have to share and I will be watching says the Lord and this is a small word for each one.” Today says the Lord as Hope and courage arise, I am opening doors to listen to faithful prayers in youth, young adults, adults and even seniors. Arise my heavenly portal is open and my angels are going home by home picking up the scrolls of prayers and petition. Pray for this time, because I need you to see how valuable your prayers, your praises, your clamor, your innovative songs are felt in your heart and revealed in a holy scroll for you to sing, is to my Kingdom, is to me says Jesus in this day. Pray for what is to come, for developments, the use for the waters, whirlwinds, southern wind typhoons, warmth of waters, earthquakes, the ring of fire, for the ill and those who need love, compassion and even mercy. Awaken the fields, bring light and let faith shine and let your being be in this day. In Jesus name Amen Amen

Where Is Your Limit? Where Is Your Barrier?

Greatest Earnestness represents the highest degree of sincere conviction, unwavering faith, and wholehearted devotion in prayer and purpose.

Jeremiah 29:12 (NIV) reminds us of God’s invitation: “Then you will call on me and come and pray to me, and I will listen to you.”

There is no prescribed posture that limits sincere prayer. Whether kneeling, standing, sitting, or crying out in silence, we can approach God with an earnest heart. The question is not how we position our bodies, but how sincerely we seek Him.

Deuteronomy 30:11 reminds us that God’s command is not beyond our reach or understanding. We are not called to be paralyzed by the magnitude of what lies before us, but to respond in faith and obedience.

Where is your limit? Where is your barrier?

Do not let fear, discouragement, or the weight of circumstances become a barrier to seeking God. Approach Him with persistence, trust His wisdom, and remain steadfast in prayer.

When faith is sincere, prayer becomes more than words—it becomes an expression of trust, surrender, and unwavering hope in God.

Tenacity Until the Purpose Is Fulfilled

Tenacity is the strength to persevere, the courage to rise, and the faith to keep moving forward with purpose.

Judah’s royal scepter (Genesis 49:10) points to the promise of a lasting kingdom, fulfilled in Christ, the victorious Lion of Judah (Revelation 5:5).

Like stone shaped through grinding, we grow stronger through life’s challenges. With faith as our foundation, we can embrace each season with courage, wisdom, and expectation.

Galatians 6:9 reminds us: In due season, we shall reap if we do not give up.

Declaration of Faith

I am grounded in God’s promises, strengthened by His grace, and guided by His wisdom. I welcome each challenge as an opportunity to grow, each new day as a fresh beginning, and each step as progress toward purpose.

The Lion of Judah has prevailed. I walk in faith, rise with courage, and persevere with hope. My strength is in Christ, and my future rests in God’s hands.

Prayer

Heavenly Father,

Fill us with unwavering faith, renewed strength, and joyful expectation. Give us the courage to embrace new beginnings, the wisdom to follow Your direction, and the perseverance to fulfill the purpose You have placed before us.

May my life reflect Your strength, radiate Your hope, and inspire others to walk in faith.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Stand firm in faith, persevere with purpose, and trust in the victory of Christ.

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