Welcome to the Safe Space of Covenant

This week on our Alethea prayer call, the Spirit of God drew us back to the cross, reminding us that we stand today only because of His mercy.

We began by blessing the Lord for life, breath, and the ability to show up. Psalm 103 reminds us not to “forget His benefits”—the forgiveness of sins, the healing of diseases, and the gift of redemption through the blood of Jesus. Communion became more than ritual; it became a reminder that our lives are anchored in the finished work of the cross.

The Circle of Covenant

A vision was shared of women in a circle, hands joined, while others stood on the outside—hesitant but invited. Stepping into the circle represents more than prayer; it is an intentional act of unity and covenant. It is saying, “Lord, I will stand with my sisters, and I will step into what You are doing in this space.”

Communion: A Realignment

As we broke bread and shared the cup—even if with simple water and crackers—the Lord reminded us that communion realigns us. It is not a hollow tradition but a prophetic act. Romans 8 declares: “He who did not spare His own Son, but gave Him up for us all—how will He not also, along with Him, graciously give us all things?”

Taking communion together was a reset: a fresh covenant moment where God is realigning our timelines with His divine plan.

Safe Space, New Day

Prophetically, God called this gathering a safe space—a place of covenant, protection, and alignment. For some, this was an answer to lingering questions. The Lord affirmed: “As you’ve taken communion, I have realigned your life with My timeline. What was delayed will no longer be delayed. This is your new day.”

You Are Seen

To our sister Renee, and to every woman feeling unseen, the Lord released His name once again: El Roi, the God who sees you. You are not forgotten. You are a sign to your family, a vessel of His salvation, and your life testifies of His faithfulness.

Our Call Forward

This is not the time to linger on the outskirts. It is the time to step fully into covenant—into unity, obedience, and alignment. Like the tribes of Issachar, we are being invited to discern the times and seasons, not for ourselves alone, but to pour out to others.

Sisters, this is more than symbolic. This is prophetic. We have entered a higher place of covenant together.

Reflection:

• Where is God asking you to “step into the circle” with intentionality?

• What in your life needs to be realigned to His covenant?

• Do you believe today that He truly sees you, and that nothing can separate you from His love?

May we rise as women of covenant, women of purpose, and women who carry the testimony of the cross boldly into our generation.