THE WAYMAKER
INTELLIGENCE #3

Stephanie Fletcher-Lartey, PhD, MPH

Doctor of Philosophy · Master of Public Health

Movement Architect & Chief Convenor,
Waymakers Alliance

Email Address

areteproconsult@gmail.com

Dear Fellow Waymakers,

I wanted to start off by sharing an experience I had on a retreat in rural New South Wales. The property was vast, an expansive acreage of rolling green. As I woke early for my morning devotion, my eyes were drawn outside to a small, robotic lawn mower quietly making its rounds.

The lawn was already immaculately groomed, yet there it was—moving steadily, without fanfare, without a pause for applause. It was simply ensuring that every blade of grass that dared to grow past its assigned height was kept in check. As I watched it, something shifted in my spirit. I felt the Father whisper: "Watch the mower."

It was programmed for a task, given a schedule, and left to its assignment. It didn't rush; it didn't panic about the size of the field; it simply remained faithful to its code. I began to ask myself: "Is this what God expects of us?" To be so aligned with our Divine Blueprint that we move faithfully, consistently, and quietly—doing our part while others do theirs, creating a symphony of obedience that pleases the Creator.

Reflecting on April: From Alignment to Occupation

As we look back on April, we have travelled a significant distance. We deepened our Alignment, choosing to rise above the noise of global conflict and market vertigo. We moved from being "frantic bricklayers" to "Kingdom Architects," using the Plumb Line of the Spirit to find our strategic positioning.

Alignment with Divine Pacing

For me, this alignment manifested in the launch of a new global network for public health professionals—a mandate I have stewarded for over 30 years as a veteran in the field. It was about creating a "Gate of Mentorship" and an opportunity to sow into those seeking professional development and community. I also witnessed this alignment in others, supporting my friend as she launched her new Podcast on her YouTube channel, "Real Life Talk with Nunue," which focuses on mental health, healing, and navigating complex life challenges.

It was also a joy to support the Founding Partner, Rev. Patricia Alorbi during her recent monthly prayer call. Bringing together intercessors from across the globe for the Saved, Supported, and Sent Ladies Network, we petitioned Heaven under the heart-stirring theme, 'Bring My Daughters Home.'

The Clarion Call: Shattering the Split-Screen Life. Earlier this month, I took this message to the airwaves on the "Let's Talk Worship Music" platform in the USA. I shared on "ARISE: The Clarion Call to the Marketplace Priesthood." In a season of civic unrest, the "split-screen" life—where faith is for Sunday and work is a secular grind for Monday—is no longer sustainable.

With over 116 views and counting, the response was clear: Christian professionals are tired of just "surviving" the marketplace. They are ready to steward it. They are ready to see their desks as altars and their roles as Kingdom Assignments.

Victory in Every Sphere: From the Boardroom to the Family Altar

Victory isn't just about professional milestones. My recent trip to Canada over the Easter weekend was a profound reminder that our Priesthood extends to our homes. Meeting and reconnecting with family members after many years reminded me that we are Waymakers for our lineages, too. Whether I was sharing a meal or a word of encouragement, the assignment remained the same: to be the "Vav" (the connection) between Heaven and those I love.

The May Mandate: Victory is a Habit

In this May issue of THE WAYMAKER INTELLIGENCE, we move into the full activation of Pillar 3: Victory. The world teaches that victory is the result of high-intensity "hustle." But the Kingdom teaches that Victory is a Habit. It is the result of the quiet, faithful, steady, consistency over franticness and intensity.

In this issue, we highlight how this consistency leads to breakthroughs. You will read a powerful testimonial from Dr. Eugenia Marembo, a Founding Member from Australia, whose story exemplifies how persistent alignment leads to tangible marketplace victory.

Inside this report, you will also find our Global Strategic Briefing, outlining the prophetic shakings of the month, and our feature article, "Victory is a Habit: How Consistency Outpaces Intensity in the Kingdom."

It is time to stop waiting for a "big break" and start moving in the "steady build." Welcome to May. It's time to occupy your post with the rhythm of the Spirit.

Introduction

In our strategic pursuit of the Kingdom Mandate, we often associate "Victory" with the thunder of a breakthrough, the roar of a crowd, or the high-profile closing of a major deal. However, while on retreat in rural New South Wales, I witnessed a different dimension of victory: the steady, automated persistence of a small robotic lawn mower (See Editorial).

Watching this device quietly navigate the vast acreage, something shifted in my perspective. It became a living parable for the marketplace leader.

Victory as Maintenance, Not Just Moment

Victory in the marketplace is the third pillar of our strategy, yet it is often the hardest to sustain. We often focus on the "big mow"—the massive effort to clear a field. But the mower offers a model for Victory through Consistency. It does not wait for the grass to become a jungle before acting; it maintains the standard in real-time.

This mirrors the concept of "walking in the Spirit." True victory isn't just sprinting during a crisis; it is maintaining a steady, daily pace of devotion and service that ensures the "weeds" of compromise never get a chance to take root.

The "Primer" of the Holy Spirit

True marketplace victory is enforced through what I call the Primer of the Holy Spirit. Just as the mower follows a pre-programmed frequency and boundary, the Holy Spirit provides the internal rhythm for our professional lives.

The Symphony of the Mundane

The steady, consistent rhythm of the small mower created a landscape that looked like a beautiful tapestry. It worked in perfect harmony with its environment. This is particularly striking:

In the marketplace, we are constantly pressured to "scale," to "disrupt," to "influence," and to be the "tractor" that makes the biggest noise. However, what the small mower taught me so perfectly is that the Harmony of the Kingdom depends on us staying true to the specific frequency and boundaries God gave us.

Victory is the Outcome of Alignment

When we embrace our specific "acreage"—our specific family, our specific job, our specific calling, our specific territory of influence, our quiet prayers—we contribute to weaving a larger and more beautiful tapestry that only the Creator can see in its entirety from above. Our small, steady, consistent actions are the threads of a global tapestry of Kingdom influence in the marketplace. It underscores the profound truth of Scripture:

The Mandate

Let us not look for the fanfare. Marketplace victory is the result of a thousand small, obedient actions performed under the quiet guidance of the Holy Spirit. The most immaculately groomed businesses and ministries are often those where the leaders labour quietly behind the scenes, fuelled by a consistent prayer life and a relentless commitment to their specific assignment.

God isn't just asking for your "success" in the way the world defines it; He is inviting you into the peace of assigned faithfulness.

Dr Eugenia Marembo

Public Policy Practitioner, Sydney, Australia

Embracing Visibility

I am a Public Policy Practitioner based in Sydney, Australia. I bring over twelve years of experience in program evaluation and policy design.

While my path appears steady on paper, it has been shaped by a deeper tension I have had to navigate. For a long time, I did not see myself as someone meant to take up space.

I had internalised some societal narratives about what it means to be a woman, how visible one should be, the need to avoid conflict, and the expectation to remain agreeable. I knew I was capable and that I had insight to offer. However, there was a quiet negotiation within me that meant I knew I was to speak, but not too much. I knew I was meant to lead, but I thought it had to be done gently and without disruption.

At the same time, I knew my life, my voice, and my placement were not accidental. I found myself confronted with the fact that I preferred to live in the background, and I told myself I could serve quietly, do the work well, and leave it there. In many ways, it became a split life. My faith was present, but contained, and my work, though impactful, felt disconnected from the fullness of what I sensed God was asking of me.

Through the DreamBuilder Program with Dr Stephanie, I was introduced to the idea of marketplace missions. It drew me into conversations that gave language to what I had sensed for years but had not fully embraced—the idea that I had to step into visibility. The realisation itself was not new. I had always known my work in policy was more than a job. It was an assignment. However, there was a mindset shift that occurred regarding visibility.

For some years, I had assumed that obedience could happen quietly and that I could do the work well, honour God internally, and remain largely unseen. What I began to understand is that stewardship also requires presence. It requires voice and a willingness to be both visible and audible in the spaces you have been entrusted with.

As a policy practitioner, I now see myself as a steward entrusted with access, influence, and the ability to shape how problems are understood and how solutions are designed. I have a deeper sense of responsibility and an understanding that I am in the room because, by God's grace, I have been given authority and opportunity.

Practically, this has reshaped how I show up each day. I begin with prayer. It is not always long or elaborate, but it is intentional. I ask for discernment, to be attentive, and I ask to know how, and to whom, I am called to be a blessing in that day. Before key meetings, I will often pause and pray. Sometimes it is a quiet moment at my desk.

Sometimes it is a brief internal check-in as I walk into a room. During discussions, I try to remain present, not just to the content, but to the dynamics in the room. What is being said. What is not being said. Where there is tension. Where there is alignment. Afterwards, I reflect and ask several questions. Were there missed opportunities? Was there a moment I could have spoken with more clarity or more care? This is not about striving for perfection. It is about remaining accountable to the assignment, both in outcome and in process.

I am aware that policies and systems are not neutral. They carry assumptions and biases that can exclude or constrain, and my role is to discern these, ask better questions, and bring to light what might otherwise remain hidden. I am also mindful not to be driven by pressure or the need for approval, but by a commitment to justice and inclusion. Even within complexity, I believe transformation is possible, with room for wisdom, breakthrough, and more human-centred ways of doing things.

Wherever you find yourself working, I would say this. Your work is neither small nor abstract. It touches real lives and shapes families, communities, and nations. Do not walk the path alone. There is real strength in being connected to others who understand both the technical demands of the work and the deeper call behind it.

Remember, iron sharpens iron. Some days you will need courage, on others, fresh perspective or renewed hope, and often that comes through community. So, get plugged in. Be a collector of wisdom and a contributor because there is a shared responsibility in how we steward influence.

Wherever you find yourself, recognise that your role extends beyond outputs and deliverables. You are participating in the shaping of systems that affect people at every level. Do it with integrity. Do it with care. Do it with an awareness of God's heart for all people and all creation.

1. Voice Syntheses: The Companion Streams

To help with understanding of this spiritual consensus, we are grouping key global voices into three companion streams that demonstrate a unique, internal synergy of what the Lord is saying in this season.

2. Deep Dive: Activating Pillar 3 — Victory

The convergence of these diverse voices is a clarion call to activate PILLAR 3: VICTORY. We define Victory in this season not as "career success" or "escape from shakings," but as the manifest establishment of Kingdom Jurisdictional Governance in the natural environment of our industries.

3. Pillar Integration & Strategic Connections

Connection 1: Vigilance (Pillar 1) → Victory (Pillar 3)
Vigilance (The Watchman) is how you sense the "Haman Agenda" attempting to enter the boardroom. Jeremiah Johnson argues that Strategic Purity is the anchor of Vigilance. You cannot activate the authority for a Pillar 3 victory if your internal Vav (connection to the Altar) is compromised.

Connection 2: Alignment (Pillar 2) → Victory (Pillar 3)
Alignment is Prophetic Pacing—listening to the Spirit's frequency amidst public panic. Dutch Sheets teaches that intimacy with the Father produces the efficacy of the Mandate. When you wait for the Architect's timing (Pillar 2) rather than the marketplace speed, you can execute a sudden, precise, Pillar 3 victory. You stop being a frantic Bricklayer and start being a masterful Architect.

4. Key Quotes with Reference Index

5. Reference List

Please note: These references are illustrative and follow standard reporting convention. Actual dates may shift by 2–3 days depending on report publication versus public stream.

1. Aglow International. (2026, May 1). The Standard. Global Message Briefing.
2. Johnson, J. (2026). The Purity Mandate. Jeremiah Johnson Ministries.
3. Pierce, C. (2026, May 3). Gates of Unlocking. Glory of Zion International.
4. Selman, J. (2026, April 23). The Boardroom Priests. Koinonia Global Messages.
5. Sheets, D. (2026, May 1). Give Him 15: Mercy is Our Currency. givehim15.com
6. Arayomi, T. (2026, May 1). Prophetic Signal Report. RIG Nation Publications.
7. Duncan-Williams, N. (2026, May 1). Command Your Month. Dominion Hour Podcast.
8. Myles, F. (2026). The Melchizedek Sentinel. Francis Myles International.