Anointed Kingdom Leadership is vital in times of intense spiritual warfare. Christian Leader, Heather Ferroni shares a word of wisdom and encouragement on how to identify Kingdom Leaders who are called to lead in inflammatory spiritual warfare.

What is Sozo?

SOZO is the Greek word translated “saved, healed, delivered.” Sozo ministry is a unique inner healing and deliverance ministry aimed to get to the root of things hindering your personal connection with the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. With a healed connection, you can walk in the destiny to which you have been called.

A Sozo session is a time for the Sozo team to sit down with you and with the help of the Holy Spirit walk you through the process of freedom and wholeness. Sozo is not a counseling session but a time of interacting with Father, Son and Holy Spirit for wholeness and pursuing of your destiny. (Source). 

A social psychologist recently published a report claiming that “unmarried, childless women are happier”. Is this truth or subjective reasoning? Here are some words of hope to unmarried/childless women who deeply desire for a future family as well as encouragement for those that are married with families.

I had the honor of being invited by Pastor Isaiah Bosc as a guest speaker to Ignite Youth in Avondale, AZ on May 26, 2019.

Students submitted questions via social media that they would like to discuss for this Q+A session:

1. Why do people suffer from depression?

2. Is it scary being an adult?

3. What is marriage all about?

4. If there are thousands of other planets and galaxies, why would God choose us when we’re so little compared to everything else?

5. How can I deal with my friends leaving me behind and lying to me?

6. How do I avoid dry seasons in my life while still being committed to the things I’m committed to?

7. How can I encounter God personally?

Have you ever been processing through the tough stuff in life and found yourself feeling a bit isolated and alone? So have I. And many others. Let's talk through it and discover how it can be healthy and holy and when it could be risky and destructive.

In a culture where everyone is trying to "make a name" for themselves, I've never wanted to be more nameless. Celebrity Christiandom has become a real thing that many people strive for. But what if we became less so Jesus gets all the glory?  

Guess what? We all make mistakes! It’s a normal part of being human!

Even those called in the ministry (which is every professing Christian, by the way) is bound to make mistakes. I don’t know about you, but I appreciate when leaders courageously share their journey of sanctification and the lessons learned through mistakes.

In today’s journal I share some major ways God has been working on my heart this year. Here are 5 Ministry Mistakes I’ve Made and The Lessons I’ve Learned.

We all know the scripture that says, "There's wisdom in the multitude of counsel" (Proverbs 11:14), right? But the truth I've found is that it's important to choose our counselors wisely. Though scripture tells us that we are to submit to authorities and leadership, it also cautions us to guard our hearts because out of it flow the issues of life (Proverbs 4:23). Giving access to our hearts to people solely based on their title or position can be incredibly destructive if not done so with discernment. This morning I asked God to reveal qualities of a leader who leads with Kingdom values in accordance with His anointing. In a matter of moments, He downloaded the following list: 

THESE ATTRIBUTES ARE UNIVERSAL FOR CHRIST-FOLLOWING LEADERS IN EVERY SPHERE OF INFLUENCE: 

Holy Spirit is grieving in some ways because He's been rejected, neglected, forgotten or set as second fiddle. He's wanting to reclaim His leadership in The Church. He does so by transforming people's hearts, giving them new vision, guidance, insight to the things of Heaven. But His work is not limited to church buildings. He showed me in this vision He's invading hearts and we will see that manifest in 3 major ways: 

The blessing and the burdens of being in obscurity (hidden, unknown) versus notoriety (being famous, well-known and popular). What can we learn from a Biblical perspective?

Have you ever wondered what to do when you find yourself in the heat of the battle of spiritual warfare? Here are 4 fantastic elements of Warring in the Spirit, taking authority and experiencing victory!

The "How and Why" behind HeatherFerroni.com. It's a work in progress, just like me. But if my life story brings Him glory, I say "Yes and Amen" to His purpose and plan for my life.