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Through Koinonia, I build cities, not just programs; communities, not just content. Koinonia is where leaders come to unlearn fear and rediscover God’s glory in every dimension of life.”

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How does everyone feel?

In the last 48 hours, I had a dream where my left arm was lacerated and bleeding. The wound was deep, right near the elbow, and though I kept trying to explain the severity, people looked on with blank stares, as if they couldn’t grasp the pain I was in. As I rinsed my arm in a sink, healing began to flow—but the cuts were still visible.

Shortly after, I heard from two women close to me:

•One dreamed that she was stabbed in her left arm.

•The other woke up with an actual cut on her left arm, with no explanation for how it got there.

Let me say this plainly: this is not coincidence. This is coordinated spiritual attack.

Why the Left Arm?

We often expect glory to come wrapped in thunder, lightning, or a supernatural encounter. But today, we were reminded, sometimes, wonder whispers through the ordinary.

Moses wasn’t in a temple or revival service.

He was in the wilderness, doing the mundane work of tending sheep.

And still, God was there.

He didn’t come through a prophetic dream or angelic visitation. He came through a bush. A flame. A moment so subtle, it could’ve been missed.

But Moses turned aside.