More than Unbroken

My best friend says that if I had a superpower, it would be getting ready at warped speed.  I attribute this to two things: being a mom of boys, and not being a morning person.  As a boy mom, I learned when my kids were small that mommy better hurry and get dressed or they would be climbing on top of shelves or building forts with blankets that I had just put away.  As a night owl, that last ounce of sleep is precious time, so I’d rather not waste time primping when I can sleep.  I’ve developed a clear routine that has me ready and out the door in forty-five minutes or less.  But it took some time to perfect this.  My mom can tell you I certainly wasn’t this way as a teenager.  I can’t tell you how often I wasn’t ready on time.  Today I want to discuss how we can just stand even if we aren’t ready for something. I think it’s fitting to explore the life of Moses.   He clearly wasn’t looking to lead the Israelites out of Egypt.   He was ...

In this video, I cover the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit.  Additionally, my friends at CC Designs have created an Unbroken & Undone t-shirt. To order, email info@ccdesignsprinting.com.  All profits go to this amazing small business (this is not a promotion or fundraiser for me).  Thank you for your prayers and know that I'm praying for you as we journey together unbroken. Next week, we will begin exploring some of the people who obeyed God, put on the armor, and watched Him deliver the victory! © Jill Cook and Unbroken & Undone Ministries. All rights reserved.

 Watch below for Just Stand: Part 2. We cover the shoes and the shield! © Jill Cook and Unbroken & Undone Ministries. All rights reserved.

Check out my VLOG for part one of the series: © Jill Cook and Unbroken & Undone Ministries. All rights reserved.

"Jill, get still you're making me nervous." "I know, Grandmother, I make my own self nervous." This declaration at the age of seven occurred during a storm induced power outage. I was spending the night with my Grandmother, Joyce, which was a weekly tradition that continued into my late teen years. She was bustling around to light candles and, being afraid of the dark, I was hot on her heels. We often look back on that night and laugh because I was zipping around frantically, and my remark was precocious.  Sometimes, God would like for us to just be still. In fact, He states this in His Word several times.  As I have moved into this call to write, God has begun something in me that I would have never dreamed...or desired if I am being honest.  He is calling me to be a spiritual warrior. This unnatural shift for me has been completely supernatural as I take on the enemies of darkness without fear, knowing that God has put me into this position for this season of ...