Like Gideon’s Army - Small in Number, Mighty in Yahuah

There’s a reason the story of Gideon still hits us today.
Yahuah reduced his army from thousands to only a small remnant — the ones who were alert, disciplined, and willing to stand. And with that tiny number, Yahuah overturned an enemy that was far greater in strength and numbers. Gideon’s men didn’t win by force. They won because the enemy became terrified and confused — and turned on each other as they fled (Judges 7).
The pattern has never changed.
The world can look overwhelming.
Systems look untouchable.
Power structures seem immovable.
But Yahuah has always worked through a few who know His Name — and know how to use it.
This message is for those few.
It’s time to speak with intention:
* “Spirit of confusion, I rebuke you in the Name of Yahuah.”
* “Yahuah rebuke you.”
* “Yahuah, heal Your people.”
* “Yahuah, bless the work of my hands.”
This is real.
This is happening now.
I asked Yahuah recently to give skill to the carpenters who work with me. The very next day, they did work they had never done before — work at a level that humbled me and made me step back and watch. Confidence rose in them. Peace rose in me.
Yahuah is still equipping His people — quietly, powerfully, without applause.
So if you are one of the few — one of Gideon’s remnant — stand firm.
Pray with authority.
Rebuke darkness when you see it.
Speak life where there is despair.
And share your breakthroughs below — no matter how small they may seem.
No one lights a lamp and hides it.
— Luke 11:33
Put the light on the table.
We are under His wings.
We are not alone.
We are not powerless.
This is our hour.