Yom Kippur is a day of atonement; a day of prayer, fasting, and repentance.  Yom Kippur begins at sunset on October 11th through nightfall October 12th.

This is also a time to sow into the new. You can sow into TWI or a ministry of your choice.
 
Yom Kippur is the holiest and most solemn day of the year.
 
It is a time for confession, introspection, repentance, forgive, “afflict our souls” by fasting (from food and drink), and decide to change the direction of our lives.
 
Ask God how you should fast, especially if you are taking medicine or have a medical condition.

We are in the middle of two kingdoms at war. The kingdoms at war often begin in the spiritual world, before it is manifested in the natural world.
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Pay attention to the signs that have been shown:

• An eclipse forms an "x" over the United States that aligns with multiple states named Nineveh. This is a call for national repentance.
• Multiple solar flares have erupted from the surface of the sun. Solar flares can create interruptions in communication and adverse weather conditions.
• A solar eclipse occurred on October 3, 2024, forming what appeared as a “ring of fire.”  This happened in the middle of the Jewish New Year 5785.
• Hurricane Helene destroyed North Carolina and other areas on the east coast (pray for those affected).
• Hurricane Milton, whose name means, "middle settlements" devastated Florida (pray for those affected).

The signs in the heavens point to more than weather modification.

America is in a time of distress.

In this election year, we must begin to pray for there are many storms coming to America.

"Catastrophic" storms.

Seek God now and ask God to lessen the impact Hurricane Milton.  Ask God to take the "devil out of the storm."

Cry out for mercy. 

​There is power in prayer.

Homes can be replaced. Cars can be replaced, but lives are irreplaceable.

God is shifting, shifting, shifting the earth and the enemy is simultaneously working to bring chaos and destruction in the midst of the shift.