Translation from Spanish
A few days ago, we were at the home of some fellow believers, and I was praying for one of the sisters we had gathered with. This sister has two children, and while I was praying for her, the Lord told her she would have a third child.
The Lord showed me that she was afraid of getting pregnant again, and He began to speak to her through me about how much He values women who devote themselves to raising their children, especially those who are housewives and give themselves fully to their home and to caring for their children.
The Lord showed me that she felt undervalued, and He spoke to her, comforted her, and encouraged her through prophecy, letting her know how valuable she is in the kingdom of God.
When I minister to housewives, I often notice that they feel undervalued, because today’s society increasingly insists that women must have a career, be independent, and wear the pants.
But the Bible teaches us that a woman who is devoted to her family and called to have children has exceptional value in God’s eyes when she fulfills her task as He commands.
While I was prophesying, the Lord said something very special to that sister that made a deep impression on all the women present: “I will give you three ministries. Do not think that because you don’t have an important ministry in the church, or because it seems you don’t have a special calling, you are not important in My eyes or have no value, because I am giving you three ministries.”
The Lord kept emphasizing to her how important she is within the body of Christ and how important it is to raise these three souls in the Lord, which is a sublime task in His eyes. The Lord let me feel what He feels for women, especially those who don’t work outside the home but stay at home to devote themselves fully to their children and their husbands.
While I was prophesying over that sister, I saw her seated on a throne in heaven after she had finished her race on this earth. The Word says:
[Proverbs 11:16] A gracious woman retaineth honour: And strong men retain riches.
I understand “gracious” to have to do with the grace of God, with the favor of God.
The Lord showed me that the woman who fulfills her task in a way that pleases Him will have honor in His eyes.
I saw that sister seated on a throne in heaven and the angels were serving her. The Lord said to her through me: “If you carry out your task well as a mother and devote yourself to the three ministries I am giving you, which are your children, this will be your destiny. You will have glory in heaven with Me. You will sit on a throne and the angels will serve you.”
While I was prophesying over her, the Lord also showed me that many of the women who are actively serving in churches would not receive this honor, because they go many hours without caring for their children or do not look after them as God is calling them to do, thereby neglecting the main ministry that mothers have within the body of Christ: their children and their family.
The Lord said to that sister: “Prepare the nest, because you are going to be a mother again. I do not want you looking for a job or spending your time on something else. I want you to prepare for this new soul I am going to give you: prepare your body, prepare your home, prepare your life.”
This is not the first time the Lord has shown me this. He had already taught me about the value of women who devote their lives to the souls He sends them, and who do so with love, respect, and responsibility, making sure these souls grow in the Word of God and learn to live in Christ.
The Lord has also shown me many times that these women spend a lot of time praying, and for that reason He builds walls of protection around their family and around the people they pray for. Many of them are strong intercessors and spend long hours praying for others, kneeling alone in their rooms, because they have a heart devoted to serving.
By contrast, the feminist woman rising up today seeks the exact opposite: the self, serving herself, doing what she likes, seeking what she wants instead of what God expects of her, instead of serving others as Jesus did and as He taught us.
In another vision, the Lord showed me several large, beautiful thrones in heaven, where women who had been housewives were seated. These women had no recognized ministry, but had simply devoted themselves to raising their children in the love of God.
I’m not saying that God can’t call you to a ministry, but our first ministry is our children, our home, our family. The Lord has shown me that if we don’t take care of our family first, it’s as if the rest doesn’t count in His eyes.
So, sisters, I hope this word blesses you and that you pray over it. Study this in the Bible, because the Bible often speaks of the value of children and of the value of a woman who has children in the eyes of God.
The Lord was telling that sister through me that she is a unique precious stone in the kingdom of heaven, that there is no one like her, and that she has special value in His eyes, as the Bible says:
[Proverbs 31:10] Who can find a virtuous woman? For her price is far above rubies.
If we study this proverb with a humble heart, open to understanding the Lord’s heart and accepting His rules rather than our own, we can see that a virtuous woman is a woman who first serves her family.