By Shannon Perry Friendship is one of those words that everyone uses, yet few people stop long enough to consider what it actually means. Ask ten different people to define friendship and you will likely receive ten different answers. For some, friendship means loyalty. For others, it means acceptance. Some define friendship by shared experiences, common interests, or simply the amount of time spent together. Yet when we compare many of our modern ideas of friendship to what

By Shannon Perry I don't think people truly understand how difficult it can be to consistently walk in the fruit of the Spirit. Most of us know the passage in Galatians. We can quote the list almost from memory: love, joy, peace, longsuffering, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, meekness, and self-control. We celebrate these qualities because they reflect the character of Messiah. We pray for them. We desire them. We recognize them when we see them in the lives of mature belie

By: Shannon Perry Today I met a crawfish. That may seem like a strange way to begin an article on boldness, but creation often reveals truths we overlook in ourselves. After the recent flooding turned our backyard into what looked more like a pond than a yard, crawfish began emerging from their flooded homes in search of higher ground. As I walked down the driveway, I noticed one making his journey. I stopped for a moment and spoke to him. The response was immediate. Instead

What if confusion is not the problem but the symptom? Discover how Yeshua's call to abide in His Word reveals the path to truth, discipleship, discernment, and freedom.

Preparing for the Global Repentance Mandate — Article 4 By Shannon Perry Rebellion rarely announces itself openly. Most of the time, it arrives disguised as wisdom. It presents itself as maturity, progress, stability, or necessary adaptation. It speaks the language of practicality long before it ever reveals the spirit behind it. By the time Israel demanded a king in the days of Samuel, the nation was not openly bowing before idols. They were not standing in the streets renou

Preparing for the Global Repentance Mandate — Article 5 By Shannon Perry Idolatry never truly disappears. It simply changes its appearance. By the time Israel openly bowed before Baal, the collapse had already been unfolding for generations. No nation wakes up one morning and suddenly decides to abandon Elohim altogether. Covenant betrayal rarely begins with loud rebellion. It begins quietly. Subtly. Reasonably. It begins with compromise that feels justified and adjustments

By Shannon Perry, Co-Founder of God’s Princess Warriors There are some moments in the body of Christ that leave you deeply grieved—not because you hate the people involved, but because something in your spirit knows you are witnessing confusion masquerading as holiness. The burden becomes even heavier when sincere believers are being taught things that do not align with Scripture, yet they are told questioning it means they are resisting the Holy Spirit. We are living in an h

Preparing for the Global Repentance Mandate — Article 3 By Shannon Perry Rebellion does not begin with chaos. It begins with a quiet relocation of authority. In the first article of this series, we returned to the garden to examine the original betrayal — not as a simplified story about fruit, but as the moment divine order was rejected. In the second article, we traced the sound that rebellion releases and how heaven responds by raising watchmen before judgment falls. Now we

Preparing for the Global Repentance Mandate — Article 2 By Shannon Perry Abel’s blood still cries. When Cain rose up against his brother and murdered him in the field, the ground itself became a witness. “And He said, ‘What have you done? The voice of your brother’s blood cries out to Me from the ground’” (Genesis 4:10). The Hebrew word used here for “cry” is ṣāʿaq (צָעַק), which means to shriek, to call for help, to sound an alarm. The very soil became a prophet that day, a

By Shannon Perry There is a form of agreement that many of us have entered into without realizing it, and it does not come through what we have spoken—it comes through what we have chosen not to say. We have been taught, whether directly or indirectly, that silence is neutral, that if we avoid speaking on something we are somehow staying out of it, remaining peaceful, or even being wise. But when we begin to examine Scripture and our own lives honestly, we start to see that s

By Shannon Perry There is something that has to be addressed honestly, without softening it, without dressing it up, and without trying to make it more comfortable than it actually is, because if we do not deal with this at the root, people will continue living in cycles they do not understand while fully believing they are standing in truth, and that is the reality that many today say they believe the Word of Elohim, say they follow Yeshua, and say they stand on truth, yet w

We can never be who we are designed to be until we know who are Father truly is and who we are with him inside of us.

When the Beginning Was Betrayed: Mapping the First Rebellion Against Elohim By: Shannon Perry Article 1 of 21 What began as a late-night conversation with Duke White Jr. turned into a floodgate of revelation I couldn’t ignore. I’ve spent years asking the question, “When did everything start going wrong?” I always traced it back to public schools, working mothers, or the sexual revolution but this conversation opened my eyes wider. This is the deepest writing I’ve ever done. M

Many homes today are marked by confusion, tension, and instability—not by accident, but by incomplete truth. This article exposes how partial instruction on discipline and authority has created imbalance, and why only returning to the full structure of the Word brings alignment and stability.

Now listen, I want you to really think about this with me, because this is one of those things that a lot of people say they believe, a lot of people repeat, a lot of people post about, a lot of people shout about, but when you actually slow down and look at real lives, you start seeing something that does not match what people are claiming. We say that Yeshua sets the captives free, we say chains are broken, we say deliverance is real, we say demons have to go, we say freedo

Many have encountered truth, yet remain confused and unstable in how to live it. This article exposes the missing foundation of true discipleship and reveals why hearing truth alone is not enough to produce lasting transformation.