Joycelyn Lewis

As I lay there, revelation began to flow like water—steady, clear, unstoppable. The Spirit began speaking about education, formation, and th

Pharaoh didn’t start out as a villain. He became hard-hearted by repeatedly resisting truth. Each time God gave him a chance to listen, pride took the lead. That’s how hard-heartedness forms—small refusals that pile up until compassion can’t break through. We see the same pattern all around us: • people defending their image instead of doing what’s right, • systems protecting power while ignoring pain, • hearts turning numb because caring costs too much. But God still offers the same remedy...

The Victory Is the Revelation Anyone can win if they don’t play fair. That’s not victory — that’s deceptuon dressed up as triumph. I told my grandson this week, “The victory is not the win. The victory is the revelation.” Because when you’re in the game — whether it’s life, leadership, playing chess (which he is learning) or sports— you learn two things: 1. You learn about yourself. How much courage you carry. How deep your integrity and faith runs. How strong your endurance is when the...