Hi friends, it’s Tina! Join me for a heartfelt conversation with my dear friend Kat as we process last week’s heavy news in light of Scripture and prophetic insight. Together, we’ll seek God’s heart in these difficult times, learning how to pray and respond to the assassination of Charlie Kirk with wisdom and hope.
In this episode, I also share my brand-new song America, America—a timely release for this moment in history.
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Today I am releasing another song that is so close to my heart. On March 21, 2021, I was watering plants in my sunroom with two of my small granddaughters on either side of me. I spilled some water on the hard tile, and because of my flimsy sandals with no traction, I began to lose my balance. I remember trying to avoid my granddaughters as I fell full force backwards with my right knee bent behind me onto my right ankle, fracturing it in three places. Needless to say, it was traumatizing for me and for my family, who had to change their plans to help me recover in the following months.
After surgery, I began the recovery process. Many prayed for me, and I was recovering very well. However, when I was told I could begin walking without my walker, I stepped out and had a flashback of my fall. I fell to my side, catching myself, but it scared me and those around me as I cried out. I remember losing total control, and it made me realize I was suffering from PTSD from the first fall. So I set up a healing prayer time with some healing prayer warriors. Meanwhile, I was also taking an online course on The Father Heart of God.
I had been experiencing extreme cramping in my right ankle and leg at night, which made me lose sleep. After I had watched my online course, I began to feel the cramping again. I cried out to the Lord, and what I heard was so tender. I felt these loving arms wrap around me and heard the voice of my heavenly Father speak to me, saying, “It’s okay to be weak.” I began to weep, and all the pain left my right ankle. Furthermore, in the healing prayer time the following week, I not only received healing from the memory of the fall, but also some deeper healing related to childhood trauma. God’s ways are so much higher than ours. He used that whole situation for good. From that point on, I walked and recovered so quickly. Our Lord is so good.
What was special is that I posted the testimony on Facebook, only to have dear friends contact me to ask what time it was when I heard God’s voice and received relief from pain. I told them it was 10:30 p.m. my time (EST). It was 8:30 p.m. (MST) in Colorado, where they had been watching a live-streamed healing service. The pastor had a word about a woman who had a severely fractured right ankle: “God is touching you and healing you right now.” They both said they thought of me and prayed for me. It was at that same time I received that precious healing word and felt God’s arms around me as the healing began.
This testimony caused me to recall the story of the woman with the issue of blood in the Gospel of Mark 5:21-34. A woman who had a bleeding issue for 12 years had sought the help of doctors, but nothing worked—she was not healed. Furthermore, under Jewish Law, she was considered ceremonially unclean and should not be out among the people because then they would be considered unclean. But she was desperate, and she knew that if she could only get to Jesus, she would be healed. Jesus alone could cleanse and heal her. It was her faith in Him that healed her, even as she simply touched the hem of His garment.
The words of the chorus so express this faith she had in Jesus:
Only You cleanse me and save my darkened soul. Only You heal me and make me whole. Only You fill me until I overflow. Jesus, You’re the source of life.
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Hey friends — it’s Tina! I know it’s been a few weeks since I’ve posted. My husband and I are in a time of transition, but with everything happening lately, I felt a deep urgency to sit down and share this word with you.
From the anniversary of the attempted assassination of President Trump in Butler, PA, to the Fourth of July flooding in Texas, new Epstein file developments, Trump’s health updates, and more — it can feel overwhelming. But in this episode, I’m bringing you God’s heart in the midst of the chaos.
Jesus tells us: “Do not let your hearts be troubled. Trust in God; trust also in me… I am the way and the truth and the life.” (John 14:1,6)
I’ll also be sharing a comforting vision the Lord gave me — a glimpse of His heart for us in this hour. It’s not just that He comes into our hearts… but that we step into His when we fully embrace who He created us to be — in the unique, unrepeatable DNA He placed inside each of us.
Be sure to check out the links to my episode with Kat R. from last year, “The Gift of Prophecy vs. Leviathan” along with the other videos and resources mentioned today.
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https://youtu.be/dd6cOxuxgYQ Today I am releasing another song that is so close to my heart. On March 21, 2021, I was watering plants in my sunroom with two of …
https://youtu.be/IuTVJ5Qr5kQ Today I am releasing another new song written towards the end of my series on Psalm 91, entitled The Eagles Nest. It’s a perfect song to sum …
https://youtu.be/zUL_l2EnOUc Today, I'm releasing the final recap on our epic Psalm 91 series and ending with a brand-new song, The Eagle's Nest. We’ve covered so much—from entering that …
Today I am releasing another new song written towards the end of my series on Psalm 91, entitled The Eagles Nest. It’s a perfect song to sum up some of the truths shared in the series of Psalm 91 seen through New Testament eyes.
The song begins with the words, “Draw Me Near, into the place where I can find rest. In the Secret Place, close to You every trial and every test, fades away.” This truly echoes the sentiment of what it means to Abide under the Shadow of the Almighty. In by making the Lord our refuge and fortress we are putting our trust in Him and allowing His promises to deliver us from fear and temptation.
The Secret Place of intimacy postures us at His feet to listen to His voice. The First Chorus then sings: “I was made for You, Giver of all Truth. I was made to listen at Your feet and worship You alone. I was made for You, Giver of all grace. When I come to look upon Your glorious face, I find rest.” This reminds me of 2 Corinthians 3:18, “But we all, with unveiled face, beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory, just as by the Spirit of the Lord.” (NKJV)
All this can happen because of what Jesus did on the cross. Those of us who are washed in the blood of Jesus and filled with the Holy Spirit can come boldly before his throne of grace. Hebrews 4:16 “Let us therefore come boldly to the throne of grace that we may obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need.” (NKJV)
This leads into the 2nd verse. “Draw me to Your mercy seat, where I’m covered by Your wings. Bowing down at Your feet, where the whole earth sings, glorious praise!” The mercy seat is where the High Priest would sprinkle the blood of the sacrifice on the mercy seat in the Holy of Holies on the day of atonement for all the people. The Wings refer to the two cherubim covering the mercy seat.
2nd Chorus: “We were made for You, Giver of all Truth. We were made to listen at Your feet and worship You alone. We were made for You, Giver of all Grace. When we come to look upon Your glorious face, we find rest.”
Finally, the bridge begins with a verse that comes from Isaiah 66:1 “Heaven is My throne, and earth is My footstool. Where is the house that you will build for Me? And where is the place of My rest?” (NKJV0 This refers to the new house being built in Him when the Holy Spirit comes and makes us the Temple of the Holy Spirit.
Bridge: “Heaven is Your throne and earth Your footstool. We are the house being built for You. We are the place where Your Spirit can find rest. A Holy Place, the Eagles Nest.”
Here we are singing this to the Lord as a reminder of that truth. We are the house being built for Him. A place where His Spirit can find rest. The Eagles Nest is mentioned because often the wings mentioned in vs. 4 of Psalm 91 bring up the image of the covering of the Eagles Wings hovering over the nest where the young are protected and nurtured. Being in that safe place is a Holy Place. Indeed, the Secret Place under the Shadow of the Almighty is where we all find rest in Him.
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Today, I’m releasing the final recap on our epic Psalm 91 series and ending with a brand-new song, The Eagle’s Nest. We’ve covered so much—from entering that secret place with God to resting under His protection, and now we’re diving into the latter verses, which talk about fear—fear of the night, arrows by day, pestilence, and destruction. These verses aren’t just poetic; they actually point to very real spiritual warfare we encounter in our lives.
But it’s not all about the fear that paralyzes—it’s about the fear of the Lord, the kind rooted in reverence and relationship. That healthy fear flows from intimacy with a holy God, made possible through Jesus and the Holy Spirit. We’ll explore the difference between emotional fear and that awe-filled fear of the Lord that brings wisdom, life, and transformation. We’re invited into communion with a holy, loving God, and that’s where real life begins. Let’s rejoice and be ready—He’s coming for His bride!
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https://youtu.be/dd6cOxuxgYQ Today I am releasing another song that is so close to my heart. On March 21, 2021, I was watering plants in my sunroom with two of …
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Today, I am releasing a new song written just a few months ago, entitled “A New Day Dawning.” I sensed it was time to release it during this beautiful Passover and Resurrection (Easter) season—when Jesus made a new covenant with His people by the shedding of His blood and rose from the dead, giving us victory over death. It’s a song of incredible joy and encouragement.
The song began to unfold in late November of 2024, when I received the first verse in the night. I literally woke up singing:
“I feel the Spirit rising up within me, releasing freedom and liberty. I feel the Spirit blowing winds upon us, healing sickness and disease.”
Whenever this happens, I record it in my Voice Memos on my phone so I won’t forget it.
The chorus and the second verse came on December 20, 2024, also during the night.
Before I went to sleep, I had been pondering a beautiful vision I received in the spring of 2024. It happened during one of our church services at Shepherd’s Heart. Right before heading out to lead worship, my husband Mike said, “I think God is going to give you a word of encouragement tonight for the people.” And that indeed happened.
While I was leading worship, I saw this beautiful scene before me—an open vision. I saw the Bride of Christ in a tattered dress, humbly bowed before Jesus. Then I saw Jesus bend down and lift her chin to look into His eyes. She rose up, and as she did, she was covered in His blood and clothed with a beautiful white gown, with a train so long I couldn’t see the end of it. What happened next was even more beautiful: she stepped into Him and turned around. She was in Him, and He was in her. They became one, like two transparencies coming together. However, her train remained stretched out in front of her, because she had turned inside Jesus, facing outward. When people looked at her, they saw Jesus.
Finally, I saw people from every tongue, tribe, and nation walking on her train, moving up toward the mountain of the Lord. I heard the words: “This is the pathway to holiness.” Her train had become that pathway.
This vision came during a time when Jesus is cleansing His house. Last spring, I had been very aware of the corruption being exposed in some major ministries within the body of Christ. Indeed, judgment begins at the house of the Lord. He is dealing with our own hearts, purifying His Bride in a major way in this hour. As we reflect His glory through repentance and intimacy, we will begin to reflect His glory to the nations of the earth.
This ties into the final verse of the song:
“I see the Spirit shaking our foundations, releasing boldness for Gospel Truth. I see the Spirit cleansing all the nations, the Church made ready, a new rebirth.”
And it obviously connects with Isaiah 60, which is referenced in the bridge of the song:
“Arise, shine, for my glory has risen upon you. Arise, shine, for the darkness tries to hide us.”
A year ago, after I shared the vision and the word given at church, I sat down. One of the pastors preaching that Sunday was sitting next to me, and he bent over and said, “The vision goes with Micah 4,” which happened to be one of the passages he was going to be preaching on that day. I didn’t know that. We were both so blessed.
Be encouraged by this new song: “For the Lord is preparing a Bride who has made herself ready.” (Revelation 19:7–8)
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For over a year and a half, we’ve been walking through Psalm 91, uncovering the depths of God’s protection and presence. Today, we begin our 2-part wrap-up with “The Eagle’s Nest.” I’ll share the lyrics to a song the Lord gave me and tie it into Psalm 91 as we see it through New Covenant eyes.
Join me as we find rest in His presence, covered by His wings, and built as a dwelling place for His Spirit.
Don’t miss this powerful conclusion to our journey through Psalm 91! Like, comment, and share to encourage others. See you there!
For the last number of months, I have had recurring nudges from the Holy Spirit to meditate on the phrase, “The Blue Flame of the Lord.”
The blue flame is the hottest and most intense part of a fire, and the color blue is often a prophetic symbol of divine revelation, God’s love, and an open Heaven.
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Here we are, friends—approaching our final episodes in this powerful Psalm 91 series! We’ve been diving deep into the promises in this psalm since August 2023, and today, we’re touching on the final verses: “Because he has loved Me, I will deliver him…” (Psalm 91:14-16). Joining me again are Terry and Patti Devlin to share more about their Kingdom Stuff mission work in Central America. We’ll also discuss the gift of prophecy—how we’ve seen it at work in our ministries when used as God intended—and take a Kingdom perspective on today’s political climate.
I’m also so excited to share my brand-new song, A New Day Dawning, a prophetic anthem reminding us to “Arise and Shine” (Isaiah 60). The winds of change are blowing, and God is moving in ways we cannot yet see. Let’s stand firm in His promises and move forward with faith!
Note: This episode was pre-recorded last week prior to the tragic plane crashes that occurred. Our hearts and prayers are with the families affected—we pray for God’s full exposure as more details come to light, and ask His comfort and peace to surround the families affected by this tragedy.
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https://youtu.be/dd6cOxuxgYQ Today I am releasing another song that is so close to my heart. On March 21, 2021, I was watering plants in my sunroom with two of …
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In today’s episode of Tuesdays with Tina, I sit down with Dr. Scott Infante and Jane Infante, authors of the newly released “Supernatural Workplace: Confessions of a High School English Teacher.” Together, we explore what it means to live out the kingdom of God in our everyday lives, especially in the context of our workplaces.
The Infantes share moving, uplifting stories of Jesus meeting students exactly where they are, reminding us of the remarkable ways God is moving all around us. Their testimonies will encourage you to invite “kingdom come” into your own workplace, making room for grace, transformation, and miracles in even the most ordinary moments.
Plus, I share my original song, “Jesus, Jesus,” along with the powerful story of how it came to be. Don’t forget to check the show notes for links to purchase Supernatural Workplace and their devotional workbook, Chain Breakers: Breaking Free From Shame and Self-Destructive Habits, both available on Amazon.
Tune in now and let your heart be encouraged to transform your workplace into a supernatural space where God’s presence reigns!
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As the polls close and the votes are tallied, I invite you to take a moment to worship with me and fix our gaze upon Jesus.
“Waves of Glory” was born spontaneously in worship, with each verse and melody coming to life in different key locations over the course of a year. It began at a worship session at “David’s Tent” on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., where my friend Kat and I were singing and received the powerful line, “He went out like a Lamb, but He’s coming like a Lion.” Later that year, while leading worship at Harrisburg’s “Awaken the Dawn” tent gathering, the verse about the Lion of Judah took shape. Back in Pittsburgh, Kat and I refined the song, and a fresh melody flowed out, along with a verse about the eagle—that’s when we knew, “This is the song!”
Joyfully childlike and memorable, this song calls people to worship with freedom. In 2020, “Waves of Glory” was professionally recorded, capturing its journey from spontaneous inspiration to a fully realized anthem. Join me in worship tonight and declare the Waves of Glory coming down on His Bride!
Blessings,
I hear the Roar of the Lion of Judah and I See Eagles Gathering over the USA…; The Spirit of the Lord,..the Ruach Breath is beginning to Blow…!
