God interrupted her initial book on forgiveness to instruct her to write about dreams, emphasizing their significance in communication and preparation for current times.
She explains that the fruit of the dream reveals its source; dreams from God carry His nature and do not cause negative reactions like anxiety or fear.
She advises recognizing the order of leadership in marriage under God, understanding that submission does not suppress but allows for personal blossoming and shared responsibility.
She felt an instant connection, describing it as talking to the other half of herself, and recognized him as her husband through a sense of home and familiarity.
She is surprised by how God partners with her in ministry, emphasizing the grace and responsibility that comes with serving in His name.
She notes a difference in focus, with Nigerian Christianity being more God-centered and Western Christianity tending to be more self-centered.
She views surrender as a daily practice, recognizing the need to balance ambition with energy and being honest about limitations to serve effectively.
Her role as an usher taught her to see people deeply, understanding their burdens and praying for opportunities to encourage them, which has carried into her ministry.
She initially aspired to be a criminal lawyer, influenced by witnessing injustices in Nigeria and wanting to help correct them.
Join us as Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts and Pastor Stephanie Ike Okafor share the story of how their paths first crossed, long before stepping into ministry together! With everyone still talking about surrender (yes, we hear you!), they dive into the challenges of serving even in seasons of grief. From meeting her husband to writing a book on dreams, Stephanie opens up with us. So ladies, don’t miss out—tap in and explore the power of visual imagery and spiritual insight by grabbing a copy of The Power of Your Dreams today!
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