August 3, 2025

Evangelist Pastor Barbara

Little sheep, when are you going to grow into Rams? Rams that will force the enemy to flee. I need male authority in My Kingdom houses. I need the men to take their rightful place as priests of their families. Bring that priestly anointing into My houses of worship and cover the flock.

Yes, I have My anointed Esthers, Deborahs, Ruths, Mary-Mother of Jesus, Sarah, Miriam, Hannah, Priscilla, Anna, and Elizabeth, and they are holding their posts well. However, I need the male gender to stand alongside and cover. I brought Adam forth, but I saw he needed a mate, so I produced Eve. They walked side by side.

Rams, come out of your caves. Put the excuses aside and lead the flock into Holiness and Righteousness.

In the Bible, God’s definition of a ram encompasses several significant meanings:

Sacrifice: The ram is often associated with the story of Abraham and Isaac, where God provides a ram as a substitute for Isaac’s sacrifice, symbolizing God’s provision and mercy (Genesis 22:13). 

Strength and Power: Rams are also seen as symbols of strength and leadership, reflecting God’s power and authority (Daniel 8:3). 

Divine Intervention: The ram represents God’s intervention in human affairs, demonstrating His care and provision for His people (Genesis 22:13). 

Redemption: Rams are linked to themes of redemption and atonement, serving as a reminder of the ultimate sacrifice made for humanity’s sins (John 1:29). 

Overall, the ram in the Bible embodies a rich tapestry of spiritual meanings, including sacrifice, strength, and divine intervention.

    These women were anointed not because of titles or positions, but because of their faith, obedience, and availability to God. They operated under the influence of the Holy Spirit, often in times when women had little societal recognition, yet God used them mightily.