God has chosen to partner with His people in the execution of His purposes. He does not bypass us. He involves us. Prayer is the mechanism of involvement. When we pray, we align our will with His will, and that alignment releases heaven’s action.
Chapter 5: The Harvest Prayer — Heaven Waits on Your Request Learn More »
Tears Have Weight in Heaven — God said, “I have seen your tears.” Hezekiah’s weeping was not weakness. It was worship. Tears are the language of a heart that has run out of words but has not run out of faith.
Chapter 4: Hezekiah — The Prayer That Reversed a Death Sentence Learn More »
There is a principle that the modern Church desperately needs to recover: your breakthrough may be connected to your intercession for someone else.
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Some believers have strong exposure to the word but weak spiritual transfer. They can repeat verses when life is calm, but when trouble hits, they don’t speak the Word; they speak panic. They can agree with sermons intellectually, but their mouth does not consistently testify of faith. That is often because the Word has not moved from the surface level (mental contact) to the root level (heart possession).
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Every believer faces seasons when their heart feels distant from God—when prayer seems heavy, worship feels dry, and the Word no longer stirs the soul as it once did. Spiritual dryness is not uncommon, but it is dangerous if left unattended.
Signs of Spiritual Dryness and How to Reignite Again Learn More »
