There comes a point in your life where you can feel something is off, not because you are weak, not because you are dramatic, but because you are carrying things that never truly belonged to you, and if you’ve ever wondered why your patterns repeat, why your emotions flare up in ways you can’t control, why your relationships feel strained, or why you fight the same battles over and over again, then you already know what this conversation is really about, because you cannot ex

Something happened between Issue 2 and Issue 3. A shift, a real one. Women are searching for direction. Mothers are searching for strength. Families are searching for truth. This is where Anavé steps in with intention. Anavé now carries three pillars: • Faith, as the foundation • Motherhood, as leadership • Business, as assignment We speak to the woman who is building her home, strengthening her marriage, raising children who walk in purpose, and stepping into the work God de

The Coming System A new global system is forming, one that will gradually control money, food, and healthcare. It’s not going away; it’s becoming the way of life. But those who belong to the Kingdom must rise above the system. We must get ready for the return of Jesus, not by hiding, but by building. Don’t be the unfaithful servant who buried his talent. Be the one who hears, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Money Is a Skill Money is not owed to us. It’s not evil, and

THE TWO VOICES SHAPING A GENERATION Two men dominate the global conversation about masculinity Andrew Tate and Charlie Kirk . Both are influential. Both attract men searching for direction but only one message leads toward life . The world calls it empowerment however the Bible calls it deception when strength is detached from submission to God . We live in a time where men are desperate to recover their place in the home, in society, and in purpose. Yet the versions of ma

We live in a world quick to cancel, label, and define people by the lowest moment of their life. But that’s not how the Father sees us. People grow. People repent. People become new. Yet too often, we hold their past against them as if they’re still living there. You can’t base a person’s worth, calling, or identity on what they did when they were lost, immature, or still learning truth. The same way you wouldn’t call a grown man a baby because he once wore nappies, you can’t