*Eagles Way Ministries

📌Do you hate being interrupted? Maybe you're being gaslit. Gaslighting: Stop interrupting! Constant interruption by itself is not automatically gaslighting. Some people interrupt because they are impulsive, anxious, or poor listeners. But when interruption becomes patterned and strategic, it can fun...

Are Christians Easy Prey for Gaslighting? Gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation in which someone causes another person to question their memory, perception, or sanity. It often involves denying facts, minimizing experiences, rewriting events, or implying that the other person is "...

The Perfect Will of God vs The Permissive Will of God The concept of "God's perfect will versus God's permissive will" has long been taught in Word of Faith circles, especially by Kenneth E. Hagin, as a way of distinguishing between what God ideally designs and what He allows when people i...

The antidote to gaslighting is anchored clarity. Gaslighting works by destabilizing your internal reference system. It trains you to distrust what you clearly saw, clearly heard, clearly felt. Over time, you begin outsourcing your perception. You stop asking, “What is true?” and start asking, “Am I ...

Longevity Is Covenant, Not Chance Scripture says, “With long life I will satisfy him, and show him My salvation” (Psalm 91:16). That is not a suggestion. That is a covenant promise. Longevity is not luck. It is not genetics alone. It is not the mercy of circumstances. It is part of redemption. When ...

Feeling Overlooked? Ecc 9:17, the Poor Wise Man No One Remembered Look at verse 17 of Ecclesiastes: “Words of the wise, spoken quietly, should be heard rather than the shout of a ruler of fools.” Notice carefully what the text does not promise. It does not say the words of the wise will be heard. It...

I Die Daily The phrase comes from First Epistle to the Corinthians 15:31 where Paul says, “I die daily.” The context matters. In that chapter he is defending the reality of the resurrection. He is essentially asking, why would I constantly put my life in danger if there were no resurrection? He had ...

Leadership: Standing Alone as Mordicai Did In the book of Book of Esther, Mordecai lived in exile under the reign of Ahasuerus. He was not in Jerusalem; he was in Persia, working “in the king’s gate,” which suggests he held some form of public position within the governmental structure. This meant h...

Resurrection Life Is Working in You Psalm 103:5 tells us that the Lord renews our youth like the eagle’s. That does not mean we deny the passing of years. It means we refuse to surrender our strength, clarity, and usefulness before God says we are finished. Scripture shows us that Moses’ natural vig...

1. The Invitation Is for the Weary Notice who Jesus calls. Not the strong. Not the accomplished. Not the spiritually impressive. He calls the laboring. The burdened. The overwhelmed. The word “heavy laden” describes someone weighed down by pressure, responsibility, fear, or grief. When a diagnosis c...