Isaiah 43:2 When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and through the rivers, they shall not overwhelm you; when you walk through fire you shall not be burned, and the flame shall not consume you. 

We know the power of God and our purpose on this earth. It’s now time for the redeemed of the Lord to share God’s goodness. We’re called to rise and demonstrate God’s reality in our lives. 

In life’s storms, we find peace. We walk through fire, we walk through floods—and yet by the grace of God, we remain unharmed. Our song, given by the Spirit of God, cannot be taken away, and our confidence stands firm. 

Regardless of our circumstances having faced significant hardships, including losing homes and enduring sickness, I understand the weight of trusting in God through dark valleys. 

Let you and I be living testimonies today of God’s faithfulness. Let’s share our story of hope and resilience, and let our light shine brightly for the sake of those around us. 

It’s time to pray. 

Psalm 40:3 He put a new song in my mouth, a song of praise to our God. Many will see and fear, and put their trust in the Lord. 

God wants to place a song within you one that doesn’t need words, but carries His presence. This isn’t just a new song. It is the new song, planted by God Himself in a surrendered heart. 

It doesn’t always come in times of joy. Often, it’s birthed in times of struggle, sorrow, or even when all we have left is a cry. Yet even then, this song declares our hope and trust in God. 

Open your heart today. No matter your season, ask God to place His song within you, and let it rise in surrender and in faith. 

Join us every Wednesday night at 7 p.m. Eastern Time at itstimetopray.org. People from all over the world are gathering together. We’re praying, saying, “God, give us this new song with words of confidence and faith in You, especially in the dark days we’re now living in.” 

It’s time to pray. 

Psalm 107:2 Let the redeemed of the Lord say so, whom he has redeemed from trouble. 

There are many around us who are hurting and need to experience God’s love. The Church of Jesus Christ is essential now more than ever. You and I are called to share our supernatural testimonies of God’s caring and sustaining power with those who feel lost and empty. 

This is not the time for mediocrity. It’s time for the Church to rise up. Let the redeemed of the Lord speak hope into broken marriages, heal the sick, and reach out to those trapped by addiction. We carry the truth of the Savior and the power of God within us. 

It’s time to shine our light and share our testimonies of God’s redemption boldly. Today, choose to be a voice of encouragement and a beacon of God’s love in a world that so desperately needs truth. 

It’s time to pray. 

When Christ was raised from the dead, the cords of sin that bound us to the past were completely severed. We were given the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead. We were promised that by the Spirit of God, we would be raised from the dead and made into new creations. 

Now that means everything in the past, everything we were, everything that we thought we were, all of those things are now gone, and the slate is clean. That’s what it means to be born again. We are starting life all over again, and God is willing to take us out of our weakness, out of our nothingness, and do something in us that only He can do to bring His own name to glory. 

So allow the Holy Spirit that gave you new life to empower you now to do God’s will on the earth. And you find God’s will by talking to God. 

It’s time to pray. 

Acts 1:14 All these with one accord were devoting themselves to prayer… 

As we begin this new day, we must reflect and ask the question: Am I living in a place today that falls short of what God has for me? Am I content, or do I believe that He has more for my life? 

If I believe there’s more, the question is: Am I ready to embark on that journey? 

Our generation desperately needs to witness the church demonstrating God’s power again. The early church began with 120 ordinary people who faced their own failures, yet understood that God still had greater plans for them. 

They waited in unity for the power of God’s Holy Spirit, who gave them the power to accomplish the extraordinary. 

If you and I choose to say today, “God, I want everything You have for my life, and I’m not willing to settle for less,” can you imagine the impact we could have? 

Let’s commit to this journey and seek the fullness of God’s purpose together. 

It’s time to pray. 

Ephesians 3:20 Now to him who is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us… 

I have only a limited time ahead of me where I believe I can share God’s message. That time may stretch to a decade, and by then I’ll be 81 and a half. This small window is precious to me. 

I’ve experienced incredible victories and an extraordinary journey filled with miracles. Yet I sense there’s even more to discover in God. I’m ready to step now into a larger narrative to seek greater influence in my generation than I’ve ever known, and to reach more people. 

I want to journey alongside my pastor, Pastor Tim Dilena, in the mission of reaching a billion souls. Whether that happens collectively or through each of us separately, I’m committed to being part of it. 

I refuse to live as a Christian in a limited space. Let’s not limit ourselves today, but allow God to do all that He is determined to do and wants to do in and through each and every one of us. 

My brother, my sister, you are part of this. Talk to God about it. 

It’s time to pray. 

Romans 8:15 

For you did not receive the spirit of slavery to fall back into fear, but you have received the Spirit of adoption as sons, by whom we cry, “Abba! Father!” 

The Holy Spirit has placed within you a cry, Abba, Father! Even when you feel unworthy, you can still call God your Father. He sees you. He has a plan for your life. It may not look as grand as you expect, but it is magnificent in His sight. 

Trust Him. Surrender your doubts. Walk boldly, knowing that your life will bring glory to Christ. 

Join us every Wednesday night at 7 p.m. Eastern Time at itstimetopray.org. We’re praying together with people from over 200 countries and believing for this in each one of our lives that we will bring glory to Him in these last days. 

It’s time to pray. 

2 Kings 6:1 

Now the sons of the prophets said to Elisha, “See, the place where we dwell under your charge is too small for us.” 

Are you feeling a holy discontentment? Many of us sense this stirring within, realizing that God has so much more for us than we’re currently experiencing. While we can be grateful for our salvation and the gifts of the Holy Spirit, we must also confront the reality that we might be living in a space too small for the plans God has for us. 

This holy discontent urges us to seek a deeper relationship with God. It’s a call to step into a life enriched by His presence and to fulfill our divine purpose. 

As you reflect today, consider what areas in your life feel limited. Seek God’s guidance to uncover the greater things He has in store, things that will bring deeper glory to His name through you. 

Talk to God about it today. He wants to answer you. 

It’s time to pray. 

The presence of the Holy Spirit comes when you and I choose to unite in unity. We need to be kingdom builders and recognize that there is only one church in God, which is the bride of Jesus Christ. 

The kingdom of God is not a man’s kingdom. It’s a kingdom that is led by the power of God’s Holy Spirit. We are living in obviously challenging times now. I wish I could say that things in the world will get better, but I don’t think so. 

I think it’s going to become difficult according to the Word of God. The deception will get deeper. The wars will go farther. There will be famines, pestilences, and earthquakes, just as Jesus said. But He also said this gospel would be preached in all the world before the end comes. 

As the body of Christ, you and I must unite so that God can glorify Himself through His church one more time.  

In order to do this, my brother and my sister, remember it’s time to pray. 

Romans 11:29 says, “For the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.” 

This chapter addresses the nation of Israel, emphasizing their unique purpose to bring glory to God. 

Despite their failures, God has not forgotten His promises to Israel. Even when they felt cut off, He assured them that their calling remains intact. 

God’s commitment extends beyond Israel. It applies to each one of us. 

You may feel as though you’ve lost your calling or gifts, but remember that God’s plans for you are unchanging. No matter how long it’s been since you felt His purpose, the calling is still there, waiting for you. 

If you feel distant from your purpose, today take a step back towards it. God is ready to restore what you thought was lost. 

Trust in His promise and move forward now into the calling that He has for you. 

It’s time to pray.