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“You are noble. You have a voice. And it’s time to take it back.”
In this powerful and deeply prophetic message, Megan Edward calls us to step fully into the identity God has spoken over us: a people of nobility, dignity, and authority. Building on a word from Sandra Sellmer-Kersten — nobility — and revisiting the Hebrew decade of the mouth (5780), we’re invited to consider how fear, trauma, and spiritual resistance have tried to silence the voice of the Bride. But no more.
From Genesis to Proverbs to Romans, Scripture reminds us that the tongue carries life and death — and God is calling us to speak again. To prophesy again. To declare truth again. Through stories of King George VI and the film The King’s Speech, Megan draws a striking parallel: we reclaim our voice as we are healed from past pain and trauma that has shut us down.
This is a word for anyone who has felt disqualified, disheartened, or held back. The season has shifted. The church must speak. It’s time to stand, take our seat, and release the sound of heaven.
“You carry nobility. You carry authority. And your voice matters.”
In this powerful and deeply prophetic message, Megan Edward calls us to step fully into the identity God has spoken over us: a people of nobility, dignity, and authority. Building on a word from Sandra Sellmer-Kersten — nobility — and revisiting the Hebrew decade of the mouth (5780), we’re invited to consider how fear, trauma, and spiritual resistance have tried to silence the voice of the Bride. But no more.
From Genesis to Proverbs to Romans, Scripture reminds us that the tongue carries life and death — and God is calling us to speak again. To prophesy again. To declare truth again. Through stories of King George VI and the film The King’s Speech, Megan draws a striking parallel: we reclaim our voice as we are healed from past pain and trauma that has shut us down.
This is a word for anyone who has felt disqualified, disheartened, or held back. The season has shifted. The church must speak. It’s time to stand, take our seat, and release the sound of heaven.
“You carry nobility. You carry authority. And your voice matters.”
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