Devoted To Prayer

HOLY SPIRIT'S WORK FROM THE WOMB (Recognize His Work in You)

In this powerful episode of Devoted to Prayer, we look at the life of John the Baptist through Luke 1:13–17 (NLT) and discover a life-changing truth: the Holy Spirit is already at work within you—often before you even recognize it.
The angel tells Zechariah that John would be “filled with the Holy Spirit even before his birth.” What an incredible reminder that God starts preparing us long before we see the evidence.
If you’re asking, “What is the Spirit doing in me?” — A.S.K.Ask for understandingSeek God's presenceKnock and trust that He is already working behind the scenes
God doesn’t reveal everything all at once. The Spirit shapes your traits, gifts, and calling over time—with intentional grace and purpose.
Could fear, doubt, or distractions be holding you back from realizing the Spirit’s work?
Let’s pray together about what might be in the way!

EMBRACE YOUR DIVINE DESTINY

In this inspiring episode of Devoted to Prayer, we dive into the story of Gideon from Judges 6:11–16 (NLT)—a man hiding in fear, yet called a "mighty hero" by God. Gideon didn’t feel qualified. He offered excuses. But God wasn’t looking at Gideon’s insecurities—He was looking at Gideon’s identity and destiny.
What does this teach us today?
God calls us based on who He knows we are—not our current circumstances.
Our fear, background, or lack of confidence doesn’t disqualify us.
When God calls, He also equips. His presence is the guarantee.
No matter what you’re facing, remember this: Your current situation does not cancel your calling. Tune in today and pray with us as we ask for boldness to walk in God’s purpose—just like Gideon did.

AFFIRMED & SEALED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT

In this empowering episode of Devoted to Prayer, we pray about what it means to be affirmed and sealed by the Holy Spirit. According to Ephesians 1:13-14 and Romans 8:16, the Holy Spirit is not only our guide and comforter but also God’s personal guarantee that we belong to Him.
When you place your faith in Jesus Christ, you are not left to wonder about your standing with God. The Holy Spirit testifies with your spirit that you are a child of God (Romans 8:16) and seals you for the day of redemption (Ephesians 1:13).
Let today’s episode renew your confidence in who you are in Christ. You are chosen, loved, secured, and never alone. God has marked you as His own.
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TRUSTING IN THE DIRECTION OF THE HOLY SPIRIT

In this episode of Devoted to Prayer, we explore Acts 16:6–10 and the powerful lesson Paul’s journey teaches us: walking by the Spirit is not about chasing feelings—it’s about cultivating sensitivity, surrender, and obedience to God’s leading.
When Paul and his companions were forbidden by the Holy Spirit to preach in certain regions, they didn’t force their own plans—they yielded to God’s redirection. And that obedience opened the door to a divine assignment in Macedonia.
Are you in a season where your plans aren’t working out? Could it be that the Holy Spirit is redirecting you for something greater? Tune in and be encouraged to trust God’s “no,” knowing it’s often making room for His greater “yes.”
Let’s walk surrendered, trusting that where God leads, His power and purpose follow. Pray with us and share with someone you love.

LIVING IN STEP WITH THE HOLY SPIRIT

What does it mean to live in step with the Holy Spirit? In this episode of Devoted to Prayer, we explore how to cultivate a daily walk that reflects surrender, alignment, and sensitivity to the Spirit’s leading.
Galatians 5:25 reminds us, “Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit.”
This isn't just a spiritual idea—it’s a transformational way of life. Living in step with the Holy Spirit means allowing Him to guide your thoughts, words, decisions, and direction. It’s about trading control for trust, reaction for discernment, and self-effort for divine empowerment.
Let’s pray together and ask the Spirit to help us walk closely with Him—moment by moment.