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Teachings and prayer resources that help believers draw near to the Father, abide in Jesus, and walk with the Holy Spirit.
Our Daily Bread
An Interactive Prayer Guide for Groups and Individuals Seeking Spirit-Led Breakthrough
The Hope of His Calling
What if your calling is not first something to do, but Someone to know? Discover the hope that waits, listens, and prepares the soul to hear.
The Secret Place of the Most High
Many believers know Psalm 91, but have never experienced the Secret Place as daily reality. This teaching offers simple, practical, Biblical tools for learning how to abide under the shadow of the Almighty, so we can move from striving to surrender, from orphan thinking to sonship, and from knowing about God to walking with Him in His presence.
The Harp, the Sword, and the Heart
Inspired by Spirit-led revelations shared through my spiritual grandfather, Brother Bob Batters, this teaching was prayerfully developed to help lead the Body of Christ into deeper intimacy with the Father, the fullness of the Holy Spirit, healed hearts, spiritual maturity, royal identity in Jesus Christ, and bridal readiness for the King.
The Three Gates of His Presence
The Three Gates of His Presence explores the Tabernacle as a spiritual pathway from praise to worship to intimacy. The Gate reveals thanksgiving and surrender. The Door reveals communion, transformation, and Christ living in us. The Veil reveals abiding union with the Father. God is not looking for a momentary experience, but a life of ongoing transformation. The question is whether we are willing to continue past the gate, through the door, and beyond the veil.
NO VACANCY
There is a recurring vision the Lord has been giving me.
It happens right as I wake up in the morning and begin praying in the Spirit.
I see a massive neon sign.
Bright.
Unmistakable.
Glowing with authority.
It says:
NO VACANCY.
The Joy of Being a Tiny Paintbrush
One of the most character-forming lessons I’m learning this season came from my spiritual grandfather.
He shared a simple analogy that recalibrated my internal compass.
It’s so profound in its simplicity that I want to memorialize it here.
It begins in Romans 8.
Submission
If the idea of submitting is hard, you’re not alone. A common misconception is to believe that submission is a state of forced surrender. This may be true in the octagon, but as co-heirs with Christ, “we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places” (Ephesians 6:12).
Hooked on Heaven’s Phonics
I grew up in a Spirit-filled home and church, but it was not until more recently that I received the gift of a heavenly prayer language through the baptism of the Holy Spirit. I would like to share my experience with you in order that it might strengthen those who share the gift and encourage those who seek it. Before I begin, I would like to summarize the incomparable benefits of speaking a heavenly language as well as identify distinctions between its manifestations.
