Summary

This week explores the significance of God's name Yahweh Tsebaoth, the Lord of Hosts, and how understanding this name can transform our approach to resistance, prayer, and spiritual warfare. Mia shares insights from scripture, personal experiences, and practical steps to discern resistance from true hardship, encouraging women to align with God's authority and return to their spiritual 'fathers' fields' for sustenance.

Key Topics

• The significance of Yahweh Tsebaoth, the Lord of Hosts
• How Hannah's prayer exemplifies strategic faith
• The difference between resistance and hard
• Biblical examples of spiritual authority (David, Daniel)
• Practical steps to discern and align in spiritual battles

Resources:

The Names of God by Anne Spangler

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Summary:

Mia explores the emotional and spiritual journey of transformation, highlighting how disorientation and grief are natural parts of growth. She shares personal insights and biblical examples to encourage listeners through their own process of becoming whole and authentic.

Key Topics

• ​The emotional experience of transformation and growth using (Abram to Abraham, Peter)
• ​The role of grief and disorientation in healing and growth
• ​ The importance of honesty and releasing false identities
• ​ Spiritual and emotional maturity through wisdom and Holy Spirit

“Disorientation is not punishment, it's transition."

Resources:

Emotionally Healthy Leadership by Peter Scazzero - https://www.amazon.com/Emotionally-Healthy-Leadership-Transforming-Leadership/dp/0310348094

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The Wellness Architect - https://www.thewellness-architect.com/podcast

Summary:

Today Mia shares her recent experience organizing a community picnic for women connected to overseas basketball in Japan. She explores the importance of community, support, and authenticity in the often isolating lifestyle of international athletes' wives and girlfriends.

Takeaways:

• ​Community is essential for mental health and sustainability in the overseas basketball lifestyle.
• ​Shared experiences create immediate connection and understanding among women.
• ​ Intentional spaces foster genuine support and reduce feelings of isolation.

"Support doesn't end when seasons change.”

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