What's your word for the year? I'm sure you've been asked that by now. I don't usually pick a word for

the year, but for the first time this year I have. And I'm going to tell you what that is,

why that is, and why I hope you'll love my word as much as I do on this season opener of

Lisa Unfiltered Season 11. Hi, I'm Lisa Whittle, a little fired up,

a lot in love with Jesus, and never filtered around here. Welcome to the revival season

of the Jesus Over Everything show. I first want to welcome you to season 11 of the Jesus Over Everything show. This is a very special

season, which I'm going to be telling you more about soon. If you are new to the show,

you have chosen an incredible season to jump on board with listening. If you're not new,

I think you'll find this season especially special. In fact, as I was thinking

about season 11, I started looking into the significance of the number 11. I know numbers have

significance. And in the secular world, 11 is said to be a master number, a power number,

if you will. I don't know if anyone has ever said to you,

oh, it's 11-11, make a wish, but I've heard that before. And all of that is just attached to

a secular numerology that says the number 11 holds a mystical power. And that is not where I

base my interest in significance. What I am interested in is if there is biblical significance.

And so I did some research, and it turns out there is.

11 is a number that is meant to be a number of transition.

Deuteronomy 1111 says this,

but the land you are crossing the Jordan to take possession of is a land of

mountains and valleys that drinks rain from heaven. Deuteronomy 1111, God's promise to Israel here was

that when they finally made it to the promised land, they would transition into a season in which

they were under his continual blessing for a period of time. And it also symbolizes

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