January 19, 2026

Dear friend,

God is active and alert! He always watches over His Word to perform what it says. He is looking for people who will believe His word in their heart and speak His Word from their mouth.

For with the heart one believes unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. 

For the Scripture says, “Whoever believes on Him will not be put to shame.”

Romans 10:10,11 (NKJV)

Think about what a pass key can do. If you have a pass key, you can open any door. In fact, you can open all doors!  Our pass key is the Word of God and it is backed up by the Holy Spirit.

So shall My word be that goes forth from My mouth; It shall not return to Me void, But it shall accomplish what I please, And it shall prosper in the thing for which I sent it.

Isaiah 55:11 (NKJV)

 

When you speak the Word of God, you are using His pass key to open closed doors.  The Word of God never fails. God always backs up His Word and He loves to hear His children speak His Word with faith!

Glory to God!

Pastor Jo

Previous Weeks

Pastor Jo highlights that while we are often "programmed" by the world, we have the power to reprogram our minds through God’s help. Romans 12:2 teaches that transformation begins by changing the way we think, allowing us to discern God’s perfect will. Because God knows us intimately—even our unspoken thoughts as described in Psalm 139—He is our greatest partner in mental renewal. When our thoughts stray from biblical truth, we are encouraged by 2 Corinthians 10:5 to take every thought captive, casting down arguments that contradict God’s knowledge. By commanding our thoughts to submit to the obedience of Christ and agree with His Word, we find a foundation that never fails. Ultimately, aligning our minds with Scripture is the key to walking in the victory and peace God intended for us.
January 12, 2026

Pastor Jo highlights that while we are often "programmed" by the world, we have the power to reprogram our minds through God’s help. Romans 12:2 teaches that transformation begins by changing the way we think, allowing us to discern God’s perfect will. Because God knows us intimately—even our unspoken thoughts as described in Psalm 139—He is our greatest partner in mental renewal. When our thoughts stray from biblical truth, we are encouraged by 2 Corinthians 10:5 to take every thought captive, casting down arguments that contradict God’s knowledge. By commanding our thoughts to submit to the obedience of Christ and agree with His Word, we find a foundation that never fails. Ultimately, aligning our minds with Scripture is the key to walking in the victory and peace God intended for us.

Dear friend, We’ve been programmed to think the way that we think. If you’re…
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Pastor Jo teaches that God pays close attention to our speech, as both the heart and the mouth are essential for transformation. Just as Romans 10:9-10 explains that salvation requires both believing in the heart and declaring with the mouth, this same principle applies to opening doors for our future. Reflecting on her own journey as a widow, Pastor Jo describes the necessity of writing down scriptures and persistently declaring God's promises even when tempted by doubt. By remaining as persistent as the "energizer bunny" and declaring that God's Word will come to pass, we can line up our future with His power. This year, don't stop speaking the truth; there is supernatural power in the Word of God to bring victory to your life.
January 5, 2026

Pastor Jo teaches that God pays close attention to our speech, as both the heart and the mouth are essential for transformation. Just as Romans 10:9-10 explains that salvation requires both believing in the heart and declaring with the mouth, this same principle applies to opening doors for our future. Reflecting on her own journey as a widow, Pastor Jo describes the necessity of writing down scriptures and persistently declaring God's promises even when tempted by doubt. By remaining as persistent as the "energizer bunny" and declaring that God's Word will come to pass, we can line up our future with His power. This year, don't stop speaking the truth; there is supernatural power in the Word of God to bring victory to your life.

Dear friend, God pays close attention to what we say.  In fact, both our…
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As we enter 2026, Pastor Jo reminds us that our words act as the architect of our future, setting the boundaries for what we will experience. To walk in victory, we must refuse to project past mistakes into our future and instead align our speech with God’s promises. By meditating on the Word and following the guidance of the Holy Spirit, we access the strength and courage commanded in Joshua 1:8-9. Because the power of life and death resides in the tongue, we should never speak doubt, but rather trust in the "future and a hope" promised in Jeremiah 29:11. God has a successful plan for your year; believe His Word and speak only of the victory He has already placed within you.
December 29, 2025

As we enter 2026, Pastor Jo reminds us that our words act as the architect of our future, setting the boundaries for what we will experience. To walk in victory, we must refuse to project past mistakes into our future and instead align our speech with God’s promises. By meditating on the Word and following the guidance of the Holy Spirit, we access the strength and courage commanded in Joshua 1:8-9. Because the power of life and death resides in the tongue, we should never speak doubt, but rather trust in the "future and a hope" promised in Jeremiah 29:11. God has a successful plan for your year; believe His Word and speak only of the victory He has already placed within you.

Dear friend, As we look forward to the year 2026, let’s remember that our…
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In this teaching, Pastor Jo illustrates that God requires words of faith because our speech directly impacts the fulfillment of His promises. While Mary’s heart of belief allowed her to welcome the Messiah with the confession, “Let it be done to me,” Zacharias’s doubt initially led to him being silenced by the angel Gabriel to prevent his negative words from interfering with God’s plan. It was only when Zacharias aligned his speech with God’s instructions by writing, “His name is John,” that his tongue was loosed in praise. Ultimately, because words flow from the heart and hold immense weight, we are encouraged this Christmas to believe God’s promises and speak only what aligns with His word.
December 22, 2025

In this teaching, Pastor Jo illustrates that God requires words of faith because our speech directly impacts the fulfillment of His promises. While Mary’s heart of belief allowed her to welcome the Messiah with the confession, “Let it be done to me,” Zacharias’s doubt initially led to him being silenced by the angel Gabriel to prevent his negative words from interfering with God’s plan. It was only when Zacharias aligned his speech with God’s instructions by writing, “His name is John,” that his tongue was loosed in praise. Ultimately, because words flow from the heart and hold immense weight, we are encouraged this Christmas to believe God’s promises and speak only what aligns with His word.

Dear friend, I believe you get what you say—and that you’ll say whatever you…
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Pastor Jo’s teaching emphasizes that because we "get what we say," we must carefully audit our words whenever life feels out of alignment. Since our speech flows directly from the heart, shifting from confessions of lack or illness to declarations of faith allows us to move "mountains" and protect our souls from trouble. By holding fast to a positive confession and speaking with belief rather than doubt, we ensure that the reality we are creating with our tongues is one we actually want to live in.
December 15, 2025

Pastor Jo’s teaching emphasizes that because we "get what we say," we must carefully audit our words whenever life feels out of alignment. Since our speech flows directly from the heart, shifting from confessions of lack or illness to declarations of faith allows us to move "mountains" and protect our souls from trouble. By holding fast to a positive confession and speaking with belief rather than doubt, we ensure that the reality we are creating with our tongues is one we actually want to live in.

Dear friend, I believe you get what you say.  What is the first thing…
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