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In Week 2 of Mend The Vow Ministries’ Building In The Dark series, the focus shifts to Exodus 3:10–14, where God calls Moses to lead Israel out of Egypt. This passage is a profound reminder that God commissions imperfect people—often in their moments of g ...

Week 2 Overview Week 2: Exodus 3:10–14 – Commissioned in WeaknessGod Uses Imperfect People for His Purposes: Mend The Vow Ministries PerspectiveCommissioned in Weakness: The Biblical FoundationExodus 3:10–14 recounts God’s call to Moses—a man who do ...

Building In The Dark Series Recap: Genesis 12:1–4 Career Edition — Mend The Vow MinistriesBuilding In The Dark: Career Edition by Mend The Vow Ministries draws deep inspiration from Genesis 12:1–4, using Abram’s (Abraham’s) journey as a powerful metaphor ...

Prophetic Push: The Vision and Impact of Mend The Vow MinistriesProphetic Push is a defining theme at Mend The Vow Ministries, a dynamic organization founded and led by Prophet Jereè Ann. Through a blend of prophetic insight, biblical teaching, and practi ...

Week 1 Overview Building in the Dark: Faith and Endurance for Ministry and the MarketplaceWeek 1: Genesis 12:1–4 – Called to GoMend The Vow Ministries PerspectiveStepping Into the Unknown: The Genesis 12 BlueprintGenesis 12:1–4 recounts God’s call ...

Influencer marketing has been under constant attack for the last two years and now the Facebook/Instagram Industrial Complex

Jereè Ann is known for her original, thought-provoking and insightful views on biblical principles, and life truths. Building today’s leaders in the kingdom with prophetic direction and insightful strategies to strengthen their ministry.

Everybody knows there is a lot of marketing consultant guano out there. The entry barriers to becoming a social media guru or marketing

Everybody knows there is a lot of marketing consultant guano out there. The entry barriers to becoming a social media guru or marketing

In a 2014 New York Times article, Sam Tanenhaus argued that millennials were ‘Generation Nice’. He pointed to shopping habits (millennials prefer chemical-free goods and ‘disposable’ clothing) and food choices (vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free eating ha ...