A beautiful reminder that God still confirms His word...

porscha fryar ministries

Hi beautiful,

I want to share a testimony from our Bibles & Brunch gathering in Cincinnati this past April.

One of the women who attended recently sent a voice note to our Kingdom Daughters Collective community, and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it.

During Bibles & Brunch, a prophetic word was released to her about receiving a letter in the mail regarding canceled debt.

Recently, she received a letter in the mail stating that a debt she owed had been reduced by $8,000.00!

She said she read the letter at least three times.

That alone would have been enough to praise God for, but she also shared that she received a new position within her company!

This new role means no more Saturdays, an earlier start time, and an earlier finish time.

Even in the middle of a difficult season and after experiencing an accident, she said God has continued to show up and show out.

I am sharing this with you because sometimes we need to be reminded that God is still confirming His word.

He is still working in the details.

He is still opening doors.

He is still reducing burdens.

He is still making room for His daughters to breathe, recover, and move forward.

And I want to say this carefully: every testimony may not look the same, but every testimony reminds us of the same truth.

God is faithful.

When we gathered in Cincinnati, it was not just brunch. It was prayer, teaching, impartation, sisterhood, and obedience. And I am grateful to see fruit continuing to come from what God did in that room.

So today, let this testimony encourage your faith.

The same God who moved for her is still working in your life too.

Pay attention to the letters, the calls, the emails, the conversations, the unexpected favor, the quiet shifts, and the doors that begin to open.

Sometimes the confirmation comes in a way you have to read three times just to believe it.

Grace and peace,

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​Pastor Porscha Fryar​
Porscha Fryar Ministries
​Helping women move from pressure to fulfilled purpose