Gallows to Glory – What They Meant for Evil, God Used for Good
What You Stand to Gain
If you take the time to read this message and listen to the song, you will gain a powerful new perspective
— one that can bring you Hope, Peace, Freedom, and Strength in the middle of challenging times.
You will understand how God consistently turns the enemy’s greatest weapons into instruments of deliverance.
You will be reminded that nothing is too hard for Him, and
that the very systems designed to control and harm us can be turned around for good.
This is not just ancient history. This is truth you can stand on today.
The Story of Esther
In the Book of Esther, a proud and power-hungry man named Haman built a massive gallows,
75 feet high, intending to hang Mordecai and destroy the entire Jewish people in a single day.
Haman hated Mordecai because Mordecai refused to bow down and pay homage to him.
This refusal filled Haman with rage, leading him to convince the king to issue a decree to annihilate all the Jews.
But God had strategically placed Esther (Mordecai’s cousin and adopted daughter) as queen.
Knowing that anyone who approached the king uninvited could be put to death,
Esther made the courageous decision to risk everything.
She fasted and prayed for three days, then willingly walked into the king’s presence uninvited, offering her own life,
fully prepared to be hanged if necessary, in order to expose Haman’s evil plot and save her people.
Through her obedience, wisdom, and incredible courage, the entire story was flipped in one night.
The very gallows Haman had built for Mordecai became the place where Haman himself was hanged.
What was meant for death and destruction became deliverance and victory for God’s people.
The Fiery Furnace
This same truth echoes powerfully through another story in the Book of Daniel.
When Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused to bow down to King Nebuchadnezzar’s golden image,
they were thrown into a fiery furnace heated seven times hotter than normal.
The flames were so intense that the soldiers who threw them in were killed by the heat.
The fire was meant to destroy them completely.
Instead, King Nebuchadnezzar looked in amazement and saw four men walking unharmed in the middle of the fire —
and the fourth looked like the Son of God. Not only did the three young men survive,
but not even a hair on their heads was singed, and they didn’t even smell of smoke.
God used the fire to make a way.
Today’s Gallows
We are living in a time when modern “gallows” have been built all around us.
Facial recognition, fingerprint tracking, and powerful social media algorithms (Facebook, TikTok, X, and others)
were designed to monitor, manipulate, divide, and control people.
They were built to harvest our data, shape our thoughts, and keep us trapped in cycles of anger and distraction.
But here we stand — just like Esther speaking Truth out Loud.
We are using the very systems that were meant to imprison us to spread Truth, Faith, Love, Joy, and Freedom.
What was created to bind us is now being used to set people free.
Their house of cards is beginning to tremble and fall.
Keys to Freedom
The key to freedom is a frequency of Love.
I believe Truth — in any form, including music — can raise our frequency
and help God’s children step into the freedom they were created for.
We are in “The Time of Haman,” as many prophetic voices have said.
The systems meant to enslave us are being turned around for God’s glory.
This is the moment to Share Truth, Love, Joy, and Freedom and to create as God intended
In whatever way we are gifted and guided to do.
There is great Freedom and Power in the wisdom shared here.
Gallows to Glory
This truth — that God turns what the enemy meant for evil into good —
is the heartbeat of my new song “Gallows to Glory”.
Through this song, I pray you feel the power of this ancient promise alive in our time.
May it raise your frequency, strengthen your faith, and remind you that no system, no plan
and no gallows formed against you can stand when God is flipping the script.
What they meant for evil… God is using for good.
This is the promise. This is the hope.
This is “Gallows to Glory”. (Song coming soon)