01/09/2026
Larrie Mendoza
In these challenging times defined by global crisis, unemployment, and the struggle for basic needs, we are called to a profound spiritual recovery. It is a season to heighten our moral obligations and lean into the provision of Yahweh El Shaddai—the
Almighty God who is more than enough.
By leaning on the story of resilience and the miracle of recovery, we can find the strength to move beyond past hardships and look toward a future of success in 2026 and beyond.
✅ Finding Strength in the Almighty
• A Foundation of Resilience:
Your journey from long hospitalization and physical recovery to standing on your own two feet serves as a testament to hope.
• The Miracle of Hope:
Even when facing depression or physical setbacks, the "miracle and hope" of recovery can fuel a more successful future.
• Moral Heightening:
In times of lack, our character is refined. Choosing integrity and compassion becomes our primary daily ritual.
• The Freedom to Succeed:
Embracing the "freedom to be more successful" means leaving behind the chains of the past to "run free" toward new opportunities.
The Path to Recovery
1. Acknowledge the Struggle:
Recognize the weight of the global crisis and personal trials, but do not let them define your end point.
2. Lean into Faith:
Trust in the provision of El Shaddai to meet basic needs even when the economy seems uncertain.
3. Establish Daily Rituals:
Use structured daily rituals to maintain focus and vitality during the recovery journey.
4. Commit to the Vision:
Keep your "Brand Bible" and core identity as a reference to stay grounded in your purpose.
📣🙏☝️ The Season of the Empty Field🌾
In a small village, a sudden global crisis led to widespread unemployment and a severe lack of basic needs.
Families who once felt secure found themselves struggling to put food on the table as the local economy stalled.
Among them was a man who had recently faced a personal "hospitalization" of his own career—a sudden collapse of his livelihood that left him feeling as though he were recovering from a "total knee replacement" of his foundation.
The Turning Point
Depression often follows such heavy losses, but this man chose to heighten his moral obligations rather than surrender to despair. He began a "daily ritual structure" of checking on his neighbors, sharing what little he had, and treating his recovery as a "miracle of hope".
• Resilience as Identity:
He viewed his struggle not as a failure, but as a core part of his identity—a story of "recovery, miracle, and hope".
• The Freedom to Succeed:
He believed that the hardship was merely a preparation for the "freedom to be more successful ever 2026 and beyond".
• A "Silver Stallion" Spirit:
Like a horse finding its stride after an injury, he focused on "horse-themed movements" of agility and strength to get back on his feet.
The Harvest of 2026
By leaning into the provision of the Almighty and maintaining his "brand" of integrity, he eventually transitioned from survival to a "vitality sequence" of growth.
By 2026, the empty fields were replaced with a "permanent primary reference" for success.
He was no longer just standing; he was prepared to "run free" in the new year.
