The world calls for action faster, bolder, more visible.
This year’s International Women’s Day theme, “Accelerate Action,” resonates with urgency.
But for a Kingdom Woman, acceleration is not just about movement, it’s about divine momentum.
True acceleration happens when a woman is aligned with God’s purpose, moving not in the energy of the flesh but in the power of the Spirit.
A relationship with Jesus does not just move you forward, it propels you into destiny at a supernatural speed.
When God’s hand is on a woman, He redeems time, breaks limitations, and accelerates her into places she never imagined.
One biblical woman who embodies this truth is Deborah.
Deborah was a Woman Who Moved in Divine Acceleration.
Judges 4 introduces us to Deborah prophetess, judge, and warrior.
In a time of great oppression, Israel had been paralyzed by fear for twenty years.
The nation cried out for deliverance, but no one moved until God raised a woman who was deeply rooted in Him.
Deborah’s relationship with God was the foundation of her acceleration:
She heard His voice and judged Israel under the palm tree (Judges 4:5).
She carried His wisdom and called Barak to war (Judges 4:6).
She moved in obedience and did not shrink back when men hesitated (Judges 4:9).
She spoke prophetically and declared victory even before the battle began (Judges 4:14).
Because of her alignment with God, a nation that had been stagnant for two decades experienced sudden victory.
One woman’s obedience accelerated a nation’s deliverance!
Deborah’s story is just one example.
Throughout Scripture, we see how an encounter with Jesus accelerates a woman’s calling.
The Samaritan woman (John 4) went from an outcast to an evangelist in one day.
Mary Magdalene (John 20) became the first to declare the resurrection of Christ.
Esther (Esther 4) shifted from being a passive queen to a bold intercessor who saved a nation.
JESUS IS THE DIVINE CATALYST.
What could take years in the natural realm happens in moments when a woman surrenders to Him.
The world teaches acceleration as hustle, pushing, striving, and fighting for recognition.
But in the Kingdom, acceleration is about divine alignment.
It is not about rushing ahead but about moving in step with the Holy Spirit.
Worldly acceleration says: “Climb the ladder, make it happen.”
Kingdom acceleration says: “Wait on the Lord, and He will lift you up.” (Isaiah 40:31)
The speed at which you fulfill purpose is NOT determined by CONNECTION, PLATFORMS OR SELF-EFFORT.
It is determined by your depth in Christ.
Women, It’s Time to Accelerate in the Spirit!
This International Women’s Day, the call is not just to move, it’s to move with God.
When you make intimacy with Jesus your priority:
Your steps are ordered, not random. (Psalm 37:23)
Your influence is divinely orchestrated, not self-made. (Proverbs 3:5-6)
Your impact is generational, not temporary. (2 Timothy 1:5)
Like Deborah, this is your moment to rise.
A nation is waiting.
A generation is longing.
The world needs Kingdom women who move with divine speed.
The question is, will you accelerate in the Spirit?
Accelerate in Christ, and watch your purpose unfold faster than you imagined!
Happy International Women’s Day to Women all over the world.
I love and celebrate you.
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