I didn't choose this assignment. Jesus interrupted my life and called me into it. I'm Prophetess Tawana Sebareme, and everything I carry belongs to Him first. I'm not here to build a platform. I'm here to point you back to the Cross, back to the Blood, back to the One who took a life surrounded by brokenness and turned it into a weapon for His Kingdom.

Alongside my husband, Prophet Mike Sebareme, I lead women out of bondage and into their identity, not identity in a title or a following, but identity in Christ. Through IronSis Ministry, I teach, I pray, I war in the Spirit, and I refuse to let one more woman stay chained to what Jesus already died to break.

Eventually, I made the decision to know Him for myself. I remember having a devotional book and reading it in my closet, not yet knowing that a closet is a secret place of prayer or that God was already teaching me before I had the vocabulary to understand it. It was during that season of surrender that I met my husband. He didn't just love me; he introduced me to the deepness of God, and through his family, I saw faith lived out in a way I hadn't experienced before.

In 2012, we fully gave our lives to the Lord together. By 2015, our parents started a church, and we faithfully served and fasted alongside them. It was through that faithfulness that the Lord released the call to ordain us.

Out of everything I came from including the addiction, the abuse, the homelessness, the absence, God didn't just deliver me. He used me. Since then, I haven't stopped walking out that assignment since, now carrying it across nations.