Author Darlene J. Conard

“Hope deferred makes the heart sick,” the Holy Spirit gently reminded me, illuminating the true state of my heart. I could feel the weight of weariness settling in as I piloted through struggles that felt both challenging and relentless. Each day in the past two weeks seemed to stretch on endlessly, and the fight became more daunting, leaving me wrestling with despair, until I prayed with my prayer warrior friend.

When hope has slipped away, we begin to fade like a fragile plant obscured in the ever-growing shadow of an imposing object. I want to share the answer the Lord gave me. I had a dream last night, a woman stood on a sunlit deck, peering through a pair of binoculars that magnified her view. She basked in the radiant warmth of the sun; her gaze steadfastly fixed through the lenses. In that moment, I distinctly heard the Lord speak to me: “Darlene, refocus your vision. Adjust your spiritual perception so that you can discern the finer details that await you.”

To truly understand our circumstances, we should strive to view them through the eyes of God. I often find myself pausing and praying, “God, please help me discern this situation and let me see it through Your eyes.” When we seek His guidance sincerely, He will reveal insights that might not be immediately apparent. The Holy Spirit is there to guide us and provide direction in all aspects of our lives, illuminating our path and helping us navigate the challenges we face. By opening our hearts to His wisdom, we can navigate our journeys with clarity and purpose.

Be encouraged, God is a promise keeper. There are promises that await you.

“For all the promises of God in him are yea, and in him Amen, unto the glory of God by us.”— 2 Corinthians 1:20 KJV

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Author Darlene J. Conard

I lingered in the shower, enveloped by the soothing warmth of the water cascading over my shoulders. The droplets streamed down my face, mingling with the remnants of tears that had just fallen, their saltiness fading away into the soothing flow. It felt like a moment suspended in time, an interlude in a symphony of uncertainty. God, I’m at a loss in this unexpected pause you’ve placed me in, I thought, frustration and confusion swirling within me. I couldn’t grasp why such heavy emotions weighed on my heart.

As I continued to rinse away the suds that clung stubbornly to my skin, I felt a gentle presence envelop me, and the Lord’s voice reverberated softly through my spirit: “I’m cutting away what does not belong; the next season holds great and glorious things.” The words hung in the air, a promise of transformation that stirred hope deep within me, even as I wrestled with the unknown.

Often, God places us in situations filled with uncertainty to shape and guide us. He frequently grants me visions and dreams. On one occasion, I sought clarity about a particular matter, asking, “Lord, could you reveal more about this situation?” He responded, “I can, but I won’t.” 

“Why not?” I found myself pondering aloud, a sense of uncertainty swirling within me. In response, He spoke softly, His voice imbued with warmth and understanding. “I want you to have faith in what I have promised,” He explained, a gentle assurance wrapping around my doubts. “In other words, I need you to trust in what I said I would accomplish, even when circumstances seem bleak.”

I realized that even during those moments when I don’t feel my best, or when my faith seems to be on shaky ground, there’s a profound truth at play—He’s still actively working in my life. In fact, it is often during these challenging times that His efforts become the most powerful and transformative. The realization filled me with a sense of hope, reminding me that His promises stand firm, regardless of my feelings or circumstances.

As the evening settled softly around me, I nestled into the comforting embrace of my living room, the gentle hum of silence enveloping me. I concentrated on the stillness, my heart attuned to an unseen presence. Then, in a voice that resonated with warmth and familiarity, the Lord said, “Darlene, thrust your hand in My side and feel the promise.” A surge of emotion overwhelmed me, and tears streamed down my cheeks, glistening like tiny stars against my skin. The clarity of His words washed over me, intertwining with the profound weight of His invitation, filling the room with a sense of unmistakable power and hope.

We can find comfort and assurance in the promises made by God, knowing that what He vows to us is not a wish, but a certainty that will come to fruition. His commitments are steadfast and unwavering, providing us with hope and a sense of security as we navigate through life’s challenges.

“For all the promises of God in him are yea, and in him Amen, unto the glory of God by us.” —2 Corinthians 1:20 KJV

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Author Darlene J. Conard

The Hebrew word הֲדוֹם (hadom) conjures an image of small yet potent significance, deriving from a root that means “to stamp upon.” Picture it: a finely crafted footstool, cradling the feet of a powerful ruler, nestled beneath an opulent throne. In the grand courts of the ancient Near East, these footstools were not merely utilitarian objects but were imbued with rich symbolism, representing the monarch’s elevated stature.

Each footstool, embellished with intricate designs, served as a bold emblem of authority, a silent proclamation of the ruler’s dominion over all subjects present. When a ruler casually rested their foot upon the stool, it was more than an act of comfort; it was a profound assertion of power. It communicated dominance over adversaries and the assurance of protection for their people. In this way, the footstool harmonized with the throne, amplifying the ruler’s majesty and the peace promised to their domain.

Consider Isaiah 66:1, where it states, “Heaven is my throne, and the earth is my footstool.” This ancient text profoundly encapsulates God’s sovereign reign over creation. Within the sacred spaces of the tabernacle and the temple, the Ark of the Covenant emerged as the divine footstool, representing the tangible intersection where the unseen King made His presence known to His people. The Hebrew term כִּסֵּא (kisse) denotes “throne,” distinguishing it from hadom, while the concept of the kapporet, or “mercy seat,” dances alongside the footstool, rich with meaning.

This imagery invites a deeper contemplation of the relationship between humanity and the Divine. While we might regard our world as vast and significant, from the vantage point of divine majesty, it appears remarkably small—much like a footstool beneath a monarch’s feet. It’s a humbling prospect, urging us to acknowledge our place in the grand tapestry of existence.

In the resonance of these words, we find a call for humility. Before the greatness of God, the earth, a footstool, reminds us of our own smallness, yet magnifies the divine’s settling presence among us.

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Author Darlene J. Conard

God’s divine presence stirred me from the depths of slumber, wrapping me in a radiant embrace of glory that transformed the very air into serenity. The atmosphere itself seemed consecrated, infused with peace. Though I felt weightless, floating in a realm beyond care, I could not move—nor did I wish to.

“Oh Lord,” I whispered, my heart overflowing with longing, “how I have yearned for this sacred hour. I emerge from the valley of shadows, once entangled in thorns and thickets, and now I stand within the breathtaking realm of faith—a sanctuary of peace and clarity. At last, I see life from a divine perspective.”

Life’s journey often leads us through unforgiving thickets. Sharp thistles pierce, leaving wounds and weariness. Each branch seems intent on stealing fragments of hope, snagging our joy amid chaos. Yes, they tear and draw blood, but in time we discover the priceless worth of what we have carried through the struggle.

“Wherein ye greatly rejoice, though now for a season, if need be, ye are in heaviness through manifold temptations: That the trial of your faith, being much more precious than of gold that perisheth, though it be tried with fire, might be found unto praise and honour and glory at the appearing of Jesus Christ: Whom having not seen, ye love; in whom, though now ye see him not, yet believing, ye rejoice with joy unspeakable and full of glory.” — 1 Peter 1:6–8 (KJV)

Temptations are not signs of abandonment but of divine activity. Even Jesus endured them during His forty-day fast (Matthew 4:1–11). Satan failed, for Christ discerned his intent: to lure Him into surrender. Though Satan cannot steal what God has given, he tempts us to relinquish it. And yes, temptation is heavy—but through it, faith is refined, strengthened, and drawn closer to God.

Peter reminds us that trials are marks of honor. Faith, more precious than gold, is tested in fire yet emerges radiant. Though fear may whisper, though Satan may press, the joy awaiting us at the end of our trials surpasses every treasure this world can offer.

“…the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.” — Philippians 4:7 (KJV)

Through the lens of faith, we glimpse God’s extraordinary plans. Feelings, sights, and sounds may mislead, but faith anchors us in truth. It is not emotion that sustains belief, but trust in the unseen hand of God.

So let this message fill your spirit with hope, dear one. A friend of mine lives by a mission statement that echoes heaven’s call: “Be brave, be bold, and stay focused. Trust that you are destined for greatness, and soon you will realize you are not merely surviving—you are meant to thrive.”

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Author Darlene J. Conard

God knows that perfection is not an inherent trait of humanity. Instead, the Spirit of Truth can and will form a connection with individuals fully committed to a purpose greater than themselves. Throughout history, prophets and other inspiring leaders have embodied this truth, showing intense zeal and passionate devotion to God. Their unwavering dedication inspired those around them and illuminated the path to a deeper understanding of faith and purpose.

Now the Lord had said unto Abram, “Get thee out of thy country, and from thy kindred, and from thy father’s house, unto a land I will show thee: (Genesis 12:1)

… “Abram took Sarai his wife, and Lot his brother’s son, and all their substance that they had gathered, and the souls that they had gotten in Haran; and they went forth to go into the land of Canaan they came.” (Genesis 12:5)

In a land filled with the customs of idol worship and false reverence, there lived a man named Abram. Surrounded by the noise of pagan rituals and the temptations of worldly distractions, Abram’s heart was touched by the voice of God, calling him toward a higher purpose. Embracing this divine invitation, Abram decided to lead a life characterized by perfection and unwavering faithfulness to God, striving to embody His holiness and righteousness in every aspect of his life.

This solemn commitment to follow God’s directives filled Abram with a profound sense of assurance; he understood that through his obedience, he would lack for nothing in this life, for God would provide abundantly. Moreover, God bestowed upon Abram a mighty promise—He would be a shield, a protective barrier against all forms of danger that might lurk in the shadows. With this divine reassurance, Abram felt fortified, knowing that God would intervene at crucial moments, guiding him through trials and tribulations with steadfast love and mercy.

The characteristics that God recognized in Abram’s life were his unwavering faithfulness and obedience. God entrusted both Abram and Sarai with His divine plan for their lives (Nehemiah 9:8), which led to their calling out of darkness and into His presence. Had they remained in Ur, this transformation could not have occurred. Through His mercy, God bestowed upon them a new identity.

God has the incredible power to transform individuals in profound ways. He doesn’t define us by the labels that others might place upon us, nor does He allow our past experiences to dictate our identity. Instead, through His grace, we are renewed and given a fresh start, free from the constraints of what others perceive or what we have previously endured.

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Author Darlene J. Conard

We are amidst a significant and powerful shaking that is rousing individuals from their deep slumber, stirring both their hearts and minds, and urging us all to embrace a state of heightened awareness. This movement is so tangible that you can feel the palpable, electrifying energy of God sweeping across nations like a mighty wave, revitalizing the weary and awakening the dormant. It is a divine intervention, orchestrating a profound awakening, and that is exactly the sacred work He is doing in this unprecedented moment in time.

“You were chosen for such a time as this, Darlene,” they would exhale with a mix of reverence and urgency, their voices imbued with a warmth that enveloped me. Yet, no matter how many times I heard those powerful affirmations, I remained unable to fully grasp the power behind them, like a delicate flower struggling to open its petals to the sun. Each utterance hung in the air, heavy with expectation and hope, but it felt as though a veil of doubt shadowed my heart, leaving me to wrestle with the weight of my own uncertainty. Why would God choose me to be in this chaotic time, with relentless minds firmly avoiding accountability? Well, I understand now.

We are living in an unprecedented time—an hour unlike any that has come before.

The world trembles with uncertainty, yet heaven is poised with promise. God has spoken: “I will pour out My Spirit upon all flesh.” The prophets declared that the latter rain would surpass the former, that the harvest of His glory would be greater than the seed. Joel 2:28–29 (KJV)

Some say to me, “Darlene, He is already pouring out His Spirit.” And I agree—yes, we feel the gentle mist, the refreshing droplets that awaken dry ground. But these are only the first signs, the early dew before the storm of His presence. What we see now is but a foretaste, a whisper of the abundance that is coming.

For the heavens are heavy with promise.

The clouds are gathering, thick with glory, ready to break open in a downpour that will drench the nations. The Spirit will not trickle—it will flood. The latter rain will rush like rivers, saturating hearts, igniting visions, birthing dreams, and raising up voices that cannot be silenced.

What is coming will exceed imagination. It will be more than revival—it will be re-creation. The Spirit will move not in droplets, but in torrents. Every desert will bloom, every wilderness will sing, every valley will be lifted.

So let us not grow complacent with the mist. Let us lift our eyes to the horizon, for the storm of His glory is near. The latter rain is not just promised—it is prepared. And when it falls, it will exceed the former rain in power, in reach, and in wonder.

the doorway to deliverance.

Her courage was not born of circumstance but of consecration—she fasted, prayed, and clothed herself in humility before stepping into the throne room. In that sacred act of surrender, she aligned herself with the purposes of heaven.

Her obedience ushered in a liberation that was not merely political but spiritual. A people marked for destruction were preserved, and the decree of death was overturned by the decree of life. What began as one woman’s hidden resolve blossomed into a nation’s salvation.

In Esther’s story, we see that true dedication is the seed of liberation, and liberation is crowned with glory.

This liberation was crowned not with earthly jewels but with the glory of God. The unseen hand of providence wove through palace corridors and royal decrees, turning fear into triumph. Esther’s dedication became the vessel through which divine glory was revealed—her crown was not of gold alone, but of radiant faith that shone brighter than any diadem.

Her life reminds us that when human weakness bows to divine strength, heaven’s rain falls, and the future is transformed.

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Author Darlene J. Conard

I awoke on Saturday morning feeling refreshed, as if the night had washed away my fatigue. The warm sunlight streamed through the window, casting a gentle glow in my room. I experienced a deep sense of peace and comfort as God lovingly ministered to me in my dreams. Hope bubbled within me, ignited by the unmistakable presence of the Lord, filling the air with a joy that promised a beautiful future.

God concealed Moses within the rock’s crevice for a specific purpose. He was filled with yearning, imploring the one who revealed Himself as a burning bush. “I pray, reveal to me your glory.” This is Moses directly addressing God, craving a deeper understanding of His divine essence. It’s a brief yet profound request—an earnest appeal for the unveiling of God’s majesty.

In the subsequent verses, God replies by vowing to allow His goodness to pass before Moses, but clarifies that no one can behold His complete glory and survive. Instead, Moses is protected in the rock’s cleft, experiencing God’s presence in a manner that is both awe-inspiring and safeguarding. (Exodus 33:18-23)

In that place, Moses encountered a transformative experience that would change the course of his life forever, just as Elijah did.  (1 Kings 19:9-16) The air was thick with anticipation, and both men felt the weight of their divine encounters deeply reshaping their purposes and destinies.

There is power in secret places, when it seems we are alone; everything is chaotic. The greatest place to be is in the cleft of the Rock. It is in such places that prophetic words echo. A voice reverberates in a cave because sound waves reflect off the solid rock walls and ceilings, returning to the listener. The dimensions, form, and composition of the cave enhance and extend these reflections, producing the well-known echo effect. Always remember that our actions and words ultimately shape our future. The intentions we nurture and the thoughts we express, especially in the quiet corners of our hearts, will eventually resonate back to us. It’s a reminder that what we sow in the secret place—whether it’s kindness, love, or negativity—will return to us in some form. So, let us be mindful of what we sow, for it will define the harvest we reap.

“But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly.” — Matthew 6:6 KJV.

“And I will give thee the treasures of darkness, and hidden riches of secret places, that thou mayest know that I, the Lord, which call thee by thy name, am the God of Israel.”— Isaiah 45:3 KJV.

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Author Darlene J. Conard

I understand, I really do. The endless waiting for circumstances to shift can feel like an eternity stretching ahead. You’ve shed countless tears, the kind that burn as they stream down your face, and you’ve poured out your heart in prayer whenever you found a moment to spare. Yet, despite your fervent hopes and desperate pleas, it often feels like your words echo back in a cruel twist, as if they’re mocking your faith and leaving you feeling even more isolated.

I want to share my personal journey regarding finding my own place—an experience that shaped my understanding of patience and faith. Until 2014, I lived at home, surrounded by the comforts and chaos of family life. During that time, my longing for an apartment felt distant and almost unattainable. Watching my sisters, who meticulously planned their lives, smoothly transition into their own homes made my heart ache even more. I often found myself questioning, “God, why does it feel like you are overlooking me? I pour out my heart in prayer and weep at night, but is it simply not enough?”

In the depths of discouragement, an answer came to me, echoing the words of Philippians 4:11: “In whatever state you may find yourself in, be there with content.” I didn’t want to hear God’s answer; it was a reminder that my current circumstances were part of a larger plan.

Waiting, I learned, is not merely a passive act defined by the clock. Instead, it is an active season filled with preparation, growth, and a deepening relationship with God. In Luke 21:19 KJV, I found further wisdom: “In your patience possess ye your souls.” The wait cultivated not only patience but a greater understanding of the importance of God’s timing.

 “Fools rush in where angels fear to tread” are words to a poem written by a man who understood the dangers of acting too hastily. It suggests that embarking on a path without careful consideration—one that wise individuals would avoid—leads to pitfalls and complications. Through my experiences, I came to appreciate that sometimes the waiting itself is as important as the destination.

I want to encourage you to embrace your waiting period as an opportunity to soak in everything God’s pouring into you. He’s not just teaching us patience; He’s also helping our faith to grow. Remember, waiting isn’t a sign of rejection—it’s part of a greater plan unfolding in our lives.

“And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” —Galatians 6:9 KJV

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Author Darlene J. Conard

As I watched, the workers carefully removed the branches of the apple tree. I couldn’t understand why they were dismantling something so beautiful at that time. The tree’s delicate white and pink blossoms had always brought joy to the picnic area, filling the air with a gentle, calming fragrance in spring. Now, their absence left me feeling disappointed and disheartened. I realized my negative reaction was because I didn’t understand. It wasn’t until later that I learned the purpose of this process — pruning. The men only did this to ensure the tree’s future growth and survival. I will have to wait until next year to see their beauty again. This year wasn’t their time.

In a spiritual sense, I felt a deeper connection with the idea that if those trees could scream out in pain, asking, “Why have you cut my branches?”  I could relate. Just as the men knew exactly how and where to cut, God knows exactly when and where to remove things from our lives. He has to. Pruning is an indication of fruitfulness. For the trees to bear fruit again, they would have to be pruned.

Mark 2:22 says, “No man putteth new wine into old bottles: else the new wine doth burst the bottles, and the wine is spilled, and the bottles will be marred: but new wine must be put into new bottles.” “It can’t be done. Human nature kicks in to do things our way prematurely. We step in with our thoughts and ideas. God requires us to walk in the Spirit and the truth.

God deals with people, but it takes time.

Saul, surnamed Paul, encountered the two-edged sword on his way to Damascus. Deep within, he honestly thought he was doing God’s service. Jesus’ appearance blinded him. (Acts 9:1-9) We go through pruning not because something is wrong with us, but because we want to know what is right. God knows much more about what lies dormant than we are aware of.

Through trials, I have gained more than I lost, which initially didn’t make sense to me. We will receive an honorary position. The Almighty Creator Himself puts us before the small and great, saying, “They have glorified Me well.”

God permitted Satan, knowing that Job was fruitful and would not lose his luster or faith in Him.

Jesus stood silently before Pilate as he searched deep within himself for the right questions. How could he break through Jesus’ silence? Pilate was wise, yet Jesus’ refusal to speak challenged Pilate’s physical authority. “Don’t you know I have the power to crucify you?” Pilate asked. In response, Jesus said, “You would have no power at all if it were not given to you from above.” (John 19:9-11)

Satan only has the authority that’s given from above to test us.

Be encouraged knowing that God is in control of our lives if we allow Him to be.

^“ And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are called according to his purpose.” Romans 8:28 KJV

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Author Darlene J. Conard

I pressed my palm against my forehead, the coolness of my skin contrasting with the warmth of the tears that cascaded down my flushed cheeks. A torrent of emotions surged within me as I grappled with an unimaginable challenge: a beloved person had fallen prey to the dark and insidious grip of witchcraft. The weight of fear and sorrow clung to me, tightening like a vice as I struggled against the enemy’s voice. “Quit praying, quit, fasting — it’s no use. You know it’s too late to do anything about it.” I fully understood that this was a falsehood. Having experienced it firsthand, I can confidently say that I am living evidence of the transformative power of prayer and the effects of fasting.

“If it’s truly fruitless, Satan, then why are you so relentlessly trying to dissuade me from breaking my fast and stop praying?” I swiped at the tears rolling down my cheeks, feeling the weight of despair lift as I rose from my bed. Determined, I remembered the words of God echoing in my mind, urging me to claim my power through faith. With renewed purpose, I stood tall, ready to exercise my authority in Christ, preparing to face the darkness with strength and conviction.

The Lord said, “Darlene, too many times my people quickly give in to the enemy. They believe the enemy’s lies over My truth.” Conviction pierced my soul because I am guilty of allowing the enemy to have his way, too many times!

Remember this, beloved: keep praying, keep fasting, and keep pressing. My friend, whom I love and cherish, reminds me, “Darlene, the enemy fights the hardest when a breakthrough is at hand.”

I am overjoyed to share the incredible story of how this cherished individual in my life experienced a miraculous transformation! Don’t give up! Defeat is not our portion!

“For though we walk in the flesh, we do not war after the flesh:  (For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strong holds;) Casting down imaginations, and every high thing that exalteth itself against the knowledge of God, and bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ;And having in a readiness to revenge all disobedience, when your obedience is fulfilled.” 2 Corinthians 10:3-6 KJV.

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