We have entered into the Hebraic year 5787 & soon entering into the year 2027.
5787 a leap year and with rare longest 13 months, a f full 385 days with gematria of Shechinah (Divine Presence). A year believed as a call to extra tzedakah (justice and righteousness) and completeness (shleimut). Year 5787 is written — Tav–Shin–Peh–Zayin.
5787 is a Hebrew year when the mouth carries the sword — what is sung and declared cuts a way forward. It is also a year of crown, authority, gold and rest after refining. It resembles the Lion of Judah roaring so people remember who they are in Christ and walk out their true identity.
2027 is a year of unique amalgamation of voices—both old and young—signifying a new sound that transcends age echoing the spirit of Elijah that is set to emerge on the earth.
2027 represents a significant marker in God’s timeline for restoration and renewal –
preparing spiritually and building relationships. As we approach 2027, position ourselves to see beyond present struggles and into the promise of His restoration.
(Excerpted from Kim Clement prophecy in 2013)
Identity in Christ can remain true yet still feel distant or contested in daily experience. Aligning the heart is the process of bringing our inner life into agreement with that finished reality—letting the truth of who we are in Him shape our sense of self more than our feelings, failures, or circumstances.
You are invited to explore your identity in Christ through the process of lion painting. Irene, who has been painting lions for many years, will lead this experience centered on presence, alignment, and inner affirmation rather than performance or external spectacle.
Whether you already love painting lions or have wanted to but lacked the boldness to begin, you are welcome. No experience is needed—come as you are and join in the “Roar.” (Your painting is to be a lion or lion cub, and it need not roar.)
This happens to you during the process of painting…
a sanctification process not about building a better self but more about the progressive clearing of what obscures an identity that is already established in Christ. The event invites participants to yield to that process together—letting what is true become more consciously lived.
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See you on 5 Dec 2026 at the
‘Roar on canvas’
- Heart alignment and awareness — A deliberate slowing down to turn attention toward God. Many describe this as a felt sense of the heart becoming quieter, more ordered, or more open—less driven by striving or distraction, more settled in what is already true in Christ.
- Sense of presence — Space for the “Lion of Judah” (Christ) to be acknowledged and encountered, often through worship, Scripture, silence, prayer, or shared reflection. This can feel like peace, weightiness, tenderness, or gentle conviction.
- Sanctification as recognition — Less about heavy correction and more about the ongoing process of letting what is already true become lived. Participants may experience a sense of being set apart, clarified, or more at rest in their union with Christ.
- Communal resonance — Because it is a gathering, many feel a shared atmosphere of agreement—hearts aligning together rather than isolated individual experiences.
- Personal encounter or reminder — Some leave with a clearer sense of Christ’s character (strength and gentleness of the Lion), a specific word or impression, or simply deeper rest in what is already theirs in Him.
It is a contemplative, worshipful, and identity-affirming gathering rather than a high-energy production or deliverance meeting. Actual experiences will vary with each participants’ openness, and the leading of the Spirit; some may feel deeply moved, while others experience it more quietly as alignment and remembrance.
