Have you seen the power of prophetic prayer? Praying in the Spirit's passion for His faithful people brings heaven to earth—a house, a healing, even a plane! The Lord will tell us His will, and then we have the privilege of praying His will on earth as in heaven.

Have you ever given Jesus your feet so that He can walk in Lordship and victory, claiming the ground beneath Him for His Father's purpose and sovereignty? Sometimes prayer includes walking where the Spirit leads so that Jesus has feet on the ground. Literally!

Having just published John Enslow's Where Are You, God? on Kindle, the Shulamites' prayer needs for upcoming books and ongoing fruit have never been higher. This is an intense and exciting time for the ministry and the outpouring of prayers and love is amazing!

The Lord continues to unfold new and deeper revelation on the role of prayer in powering a ministry and in manifesting God's will for that very ministry. It is humbling and inspiring at the same time. Listen and let the Spirit fire up your heart, too!

We are called to pray in the reality of God's promises and provision, NOT what we see happening in the world. Jesus has overcome the world and we hold to that! Elisha had eyes to see what was actually real. He had Heaven's view, and that's the view we need.

So God has given you a vision of revival. Now what? That's the question that Martha and John answer out of their own lives and relationships with Jesus Christ, as they consider the Hebrides Revival and the spiritual heritage imparted through fervent prayer.

When God gives you the vision for something, it still has to be prayed in, but what does that look like? What does it mean to pray in the promise of God? John and Martha paint a clear picture of prayer that pleases God.

The story of the Rich Young Ruler shows that the story God has written on our lives can be rejected by us. We can choose a destiny far less glorious than the one God offers. The story God has written is one that we receive from Him—or walk away from in sadness.

The power and love of Jesus Christ isn't always found in the story of our giftings. Sometimes we find Him most profoundly in the places we're weak. This is the story of a prayer for writing that changed a man's mind, his abilities, and his very life.

Not every life story is a straight biography. Sometimes a testimony is more about God's sovereignty in that life than about the person's life alone. When that happens, a personal testimony reaches out and includes us all in its powerful unfolding!