Slow Build Podcast

The real estate roadmap for home buying in Texas is a step-by-step journey designed to help buyers move confidently from preparation to closing.

It begins with financial readiness, where buyers review their credit, determine a budget, and secure a mortgage pre-approval. This step is critical because it defines purchasing power and strengthens offers in a competitive market.

Next is hiring a real estate agent, who provides local market expertise, negotiates on your behalf, and helps you navigate contracts and disclosures. With an agent in place, buyers move into the home search phase, identifying properties that match their needs, lifestyle, and long-term goals.

Once the right home is found, the process shifts to making an offer and negotiating terms. In Texas, contracts are standardized and regulated, ensuring clarity and protection for both parties. After acceptance, buyers enter the option period, a unique feature in Texas that allows time for inspections and the ability to back out with minimal risk.

Lionheart Morning Prayer : - Scriptural foundations: References include Mark 16 (believers speaking with new tongues, casting out devils), Acts 2:4 (all filled with the Holy Ghost and speaking in other tongues), Jude 1:20 (building up faith by praying in the Holy Ghost), 1 Corinthians 14:4 (speaking in a strange tongue edifies and improves oneself), and Romans 8:26 (the Spirit’s intercession in our weakness).

- Purpose and benefits: Praying in tongues brings supernatural rest and refreshing (per Isaiah), builds oneself up like “spiritual weight-lifting with no limit,” strengthens one’s capacity for quick understanding when the Spirit comes upon a believer, and engages “divine mysteries” in the invisible realm.

Worship in Spirit and Truth

The Liturgical Progression from Spiritual Hunger to Divine Fulfillment in a Worship Service

Lionheart Church Prayer and Intercession

Final Section Part 2 : In this Session we are going deeper in Intercession, Deliverance and Outpouring of the Holy Spirit.

Final Section of Freedom Conference, persons sharing their testimony of Freedom. This course is designed to help participants remove spiritual, emotional, and personal obstacles to live a victorious, Christ-centered life. This covers topics such as repentance, forgiveness, overcoming past wounds, and breaking generational patterns.

This is how we overcome by the Blood of the Lamb and the Word of our Testimony!

Pastor Dan at the first Power Hour for the year. He is sharing about setting up for success as the year begins. Running a race that set before us !

The OutPouring of the Holy Spirit

The baptism of the Holy Spirit is a gift from God to empower believers for victorious living and effective witness. It comes through faith, not striving.

Believe in Jesus Christ.

The first step is salvation — accepting Jesus as Lord and Savior (Acts 2:38, John 3:5). The Holy Spirit fills those who belong to Christ.

Ask in faith.

Jesus said, “How much more will your Father in heaven give the Holy Spirit to those who ask Him!” (Luke 11:13). Simply ask God to fill you with His Spirit.

Surrender completely.

Yield your heart, mind, and will to God. Let Him take control. The Holy Spirit fills surrendered vessels (Romans 12:1).

Receive by faith.

Just as you received salvation by faith, receive the Holy Spirit the same way. Trust that when you ask, He fills you (Mark 11:24).

Begin to praise and speak.

As you worship, you may sense new words or sounds rising in your spirit — let them flow. This is the Holy Spirit giving utterance (Acts 2:4). Speak them freely as an act of faith.

Continue in fellowship and prayer.

Stay connected to the Word and other Spirit-filled believers. The more you pray and worship, the more the Spirit will strengthen and guide you (Jude 1:20, Ephesians 5:18–19).

Finding Your Purpose … Created on Purpose

Scripture: Ephesians 2:10 — “For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.”

Reflection:

God didn’t create you by mistake. You are His masterpiece, designed with a divine assignment. Before you were born, He planned the good works you would accomplish. Your purpose begins by recognizing you are His creation, not your own project.

Prayer:

Lord, thank You for designing me with purpose. Help me see myself as Your masterpiece, created for good works that bring You glory. Amen.

Seek God First

Scripture: Matthew 6:33 — “But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you.”

Reflection:

Purpose flows from relationship. When you chase God, purpose chases you. Seeking Him first keeps your priorities aligned and your heart sensitive to His voice.

Prayer:

Father, teach me to seek You above all else. Let Your kingdom and righteousness lead me to the life You’ve called me to live. Amen.

Let His Word Guide You

Scripture: Psalm 119:105 — “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.”

Reflection:

God’s Word illuminates each step of your journey. You don’t need to see the full path — only trust His light for today. As you spend time in Scripture, His voice will grow clearer.

Prayer:

God, light my path through Your Word. Let every decision I make be rooted in Your truth and guided by Your Spirit. Amen.

Serving Others Reveals Purpose

Scripture: 1 Peter 4:10 — “As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God’s varied grace.”

Reflection:

Your purpose is not just about what you gain but about what you give. When you use your talents to bless others, you step into divine purpose. Look for ways to serve — purpose lives there.

Prayer:

Lord, help me use my gifts to serve others faithfully. Let my life reflect Your grace and love in all I do. Amen.

Romans 1, written by the Apostle Paul, serves as the introduction to his letter to the Christians in Rome. Paul begins by identifying himself as a servant of Jesus Christ, called to be an apostle, and set apart for the gospel of God. He expresses his desire to visit the Roman believers to encourage them and strengthen their faith.

The chapter then shifts focus to the righteousness of God revealed through the gospel, which is available to all who believe—both Jews and Gentiles. Paul emphasizes that the just shall live by faith.

The latter part of Romans 1 presents a strong critique of humanity’s rejection of God. Paul explains that although people knew God through creation, they chose to worship idols instead, leading to moral and spiritual decay. As a result, God “gave them over” to their sinful desires, and Paul lists various forms of unrighteousness, showing the depth of humanity’s rebellion and need for salvation.

Key Themes:

• The power of the gospel for salvation

• God’s righteousness revealed through faith

• The consequences of rejecting God

• The universality of human sinfulness

This chapter sets the foundation for Paul’s argument that all people need the grace and redemption offered through Jesus Christ.