Sow into Your Transformation in 5786

We are in Tishrei, a month filled with God’s invitation to draw closer to Him. But we begin the month of October with Yom Kippur, followed by Sukkot. It’s a time for transformation through generosity, repentance, and devotion. Embrace this new beginning by letting go of habits that hinder your walk with the Lord and asking Him to replace them with His desires for your life. 

As we move into the new Hebrew year, the Lord asks us to step into His highest calling as One New Man by sowing and consecrating ourselves during the Fall Feasts. 

Don’t Be Tempted to Settle for Less

As troubling times come, many leaders and others will be tempted to settle for less, compromise faith and integrity, and quit the race. Others will grow weary and abandon their destiny. Understand that there must be a battle to step into the breakthrough. 

Yet God has given us a roadmap to lead us into awakening, cleansing, and transformation. 

Awaken, Cleanse, Abide. 

Through Rosh Hashanah, we were awakened to the habits, patterns, and mindsets that block new opportunities, and now God has taken us higher. 

During Yom Kippur, we release sins and are cleansed, leaving behind every mindset and habit contrary to God’s best, as the blood of the Lamb sanctifies us. 

At Sukkot, the week of consecration, we abide in the presence of the Lord, sowing into the future with faith, hope, and love. 

Why Sow in This Season?

At each feast, sowing a seed is an act of alignment:

• At Rosh Hashanah, you sow to align with what has been awakened.
• At Yom Kippur, you sow to align with how you have been cleansed.
• At Sukkot, you sow to align with your future—just as you give a gift to a newly married couple, blessing them and sowing into their future life together.

Generosity awakens faith and deepens devotion. It positions you for transformation. This year, 5786—the Year of the One New Man Reformation— is a prophetic time when Jew and Gentile come together in unity as family, as mishpacha, bound by God’s love.

The Promise of Transformation

Know this: 

• Generosity leads to love.
• Love leads to repentance.
• Repentance leads to transformation.

We are on this journey as we move from Elul into Tishrei. We are no longer bound by idolatry or double-mindedness. Instead, we exchange our identity for a single-minded devotion to Christ, pressing toward the higher calling (Philippians 3:14).

A Call to Step into the Fullness

Awaken, be cleansed, and abide. Do not settle for a downgraded destiny. Step into the fullness of God’s plan for your life.

I encourage you to sow generously this season of feasts—not out of obligation but in expectation—believing for awakening, cleansing, and transformation in every area of your life. This year is a fresh beginning for you—a year of faith, hope, love, and transformation.