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  • Ancient King of Israel

    Ancient King of Israel

    Almighty Lord, nobody anointed nor appointed You as the God of all;But You created all things with Your power and for Your pleasure,for You are the only God, omnipotent and all-sufficient. My hope is in You, Lord,the Mighty One who is worthy of my praise.You reign forevermore, from everlasting to everlasting.I praise You, Lord, ancient King of days, ruler of the universe. In times of pleasure and rejoicing,I will sing of Your praise and worship YouAnd in tough times, I…

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    • Godly Leadership
      Godly Leadership: Shared Victory (Judges 4–5) The Trap of Human Credit In modern culture and traditional leadership, leaders often measure success by who receives the spotlight, the praise, the award, or the final title. Yet,… Read more: Godly Leadership
    • Prophecy
      Ruth 4:11 marks The Pronouncement of Kingdom Expansion. The private devotion of Ruth and the honorable integrity of Boaz are now crowned with the public, prophetic blessing of the community. This prayer is your Altar… Read more: Prophecy
    • Legacy
      Ruth 4:10 marks The Elevation of the New Bride. It is the climax of Ruth’s journey from dynamic loss in Moab to covenant dignity in Bethlehem. This prayer is your Altar of Eternal Identity, stepping… Read more: Legacy
    • Household
      Ruth 4:9 marks The Official Reclaiming of the Family Line. It is the decisive moment where years of grief, exile, and loss in Moab are legally erased and replaced with total restoration. This prayer is… Read more: Household
    • Vulnerability
      Psalm of Tears Turned to Joy IO Lord, before You, I worship with tears that stream like rain from my eyes,Until the cup in Your hand runs over with praise.For You have turned my sorrow… Read more: Vulnerability
    • Exchange
      Ruth 4:7–8 represents The Finalizing of the Covenant. It is the decisive moment where human insufficiency steps aside so divine redemption can take over. This prayer is your Altar of Completed Redemption, thanking Jesus for… Read more: Exchange
  • Heavenly Father

    Heavenly Father

    O Father of love, Creator of heaven and earth,hallowed be Your name, I exalt You!May Your angels spread their wings over meand may You rain Your love upon me.Let me be filled by the power of Your love and glory. O Father of joy, make gladness and joy overflow within me.Like a rushing river, may I be able to extend Your joy to the world,for the world needs it more than ever before! O Father of all the families on…

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    • Godly Leadership
      Godly Leadership: Shared Victory (Judges 4–5) The Trap of Human Credit In modern culture and traditional leadership, leaders often measure success by who receives the spotlight, the praise, the award, or the final title. Yet,… Read more: Godly Leadership
    • Prophecy
      Ruth 4:11 marks The Pronouncement of Kingdom Expansion. The private devotion of Ruth and the honorable integrity of Boaz are now crowned with the public, prophetic blessing of the community. This prayer is your Altar… Read more: Prophecy
    • Legacy
      Ruth 4:10 marks The Elevation of the New Bride. It is the climax of Ruth’s journey from dynamic loss in Moab to covenant dignity in Bethlehem. This prayer is your Altar of Eternal Identity, stepping… Read more: Legacy
    • Household
      Ruth 4:9 marks The Official Reclaiming of the Family Line. It is the decisive moment where years of grief, exile, and loss in Moab are legally erased and replaced with total restoration. This prayer is… Read more: Household
    • Vulnerability
      Psalm of Tears Turned to Joy IO Lord, before You, I worship with tears that stream like rain from my eyes,Until the cup in Your hand runs over with praise.For You have turned my sorrow… Read more: Vulnerability
    • Exchange
      Ruth 4:7–8 represents The Finalizing of the Covenant. It is the decisive moment where human insufficiency steps aside so divine redemption can take over. This prayer is your Altar of Completed Redemption, thanking Jesus for… Read more: Exchange
  • Hope in God

    Hope in God

    Though my spirit may fade, my soul will hope in God.It is He who fills the thoughts of the brave with courage. Once more shall I hope in the God of my salvation,for in Him, my faith is strengthened. Behold, no matter what life might throw at melike a mighty warrior I shall not be discouraged.My hope and my trust are in the Lord;The Almighty God who never disappoints. Amen

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    • Godly Leadership
      Godly Leadership: Shared Victory (Judges 4–5) The Trap of Human Credit In modern culture and traditional leadership, leaders often measure success by who receives the spotlight, the praise, the award, or the final title. Yet,… Read more: Godly Leadership
    • Prophecy
      Ruth 4:11 marks The Pronouncement of Kingdom Expansion. The private devotion of Ruth and the honorable integrity of Boaz are now crowned with the public, prophetic blessing of the community. This prayer is your Altar… Read more: Prophecy
    • Legacy
      Ruth 4:10 marks The Elevation of the New Bride. It is the climax of Ruth’s journey from dynamic loss in Moab to covenant dignity in Bethlehem. This prayer is your Altar of Eternal Identity, stepping… Read more: Legacy
    • Household
      Ruth 4:9 marks The Official Reclaiming of the Family Line. It is the decisive moment where years of grief, exile, and loss in Moab are legally erased and replaced with total restoration. This prayer is… Read more: Household
    • Vulnerability
      Psalm of Tears Turned to Joy IO Lord, before You, I worship with tears that stream like rain from my eyes,Until the cup in Your hand runs over with praise.For You have turned my sorrow… Read more: Vulnerability
    • Exchange
      Ruth 4:7–8 represents The Finalizing of the Covenant. It is the decisive moment where human insufficiency steps aside so divine redemption can take over. This prayer is your Altar of Completed Redemption, thanking Jesus for… Read more: Exchange
  • Your Majesty

    Your Majesty

    Lord, Your Spirit is the oxygen that I breathe in daily  You make me strong and keep all the cells of my body alive Your glorious name is the beautiful song  Over which I dance and rejoice.  Father, manifest Your power and let heaven come down, fill the whole earth with Your glory.  Set Your throne on high, above all other kingdoms and  make Your great name known to all generations  even the ones that are yet to come. May…

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    • Godly Leadership
      Godly Leadership: Shared Victory (Judges 4–5) The Trap of Human Credit In modern culture and traditional leadership, leaders often measure success by who receives the spotlight, the praise, the award, or the final title. Yet,… Read more: Godly Leadership
    • Prophecy
      Ruth 4:11 marks The Pronouncement of Kingdom Expansion. The private devotion of Ruth and the honorable integrity of Boaz are now crowned with the public, prophetic blessing of the community. This prayer is your Altar… Read more: Prophecy
    • Legacy
      Ruth 4:10 marks The Elevation of the New Bride. It is the climax of Ruth’s journey from dynamic loss in Moab to covenant dignity in Bethlehem. This prayer is your Altar of Eternal Identity, stepping… Read more: Legacy
    • Household
      Ruth 4:9 marks The Official Reclaiming of the Family Line. It is the decisive moment where years of grief, exile, and loss in Moab are legally erased and replaced with total restoration. This prayer is… Read more: Household
    • Vulnerability
      Psalm of Tears Turned to Joy IO Lord, before You, I worship with tears that stream like rain from my eyes,Until the cup in Your hand runs over with praise.For You have turned my sorrow… Read more: Vulnerability
    • Exchange
      Ruth 4:7–8 represents The Finalizing of the Covenant. It is the decisive moment where human insufficiency steps aside so divine redemption can take over. This prayer is your Altar of Completed Redemption, thanking Jesus for… Read more: Exchange
  • My King

    My King

    God of Israel, the great and awesome God.You are my hiding treasure and the horn of my days.the oil of salvation You have poured upon my head,You have prepared a way before me that leads to righteousness.What sacrifice can I offer to the King of glory?What gift shall I bring to my Lordas an offering of praise and thanksgiving? You have called, anointed and blessed me.You have received and revived me,Relieved and refreshed me.Ever since I was a little child,You…

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    • Godly Leadership
      Godly Leadership: Shared Victory (Judges 4–5) The Trap of Human Credit In modern culture and traditional leadership, leaders often measure success by who receives the spotlight, the praise, the award, or the final title. Yet,… Read more: Godly Leadership
    • Prophecy
      Ruth 4:11 marks The Pronouncement of Kingdom Expansion. The private devotion of Ruth and the honorable integrity of Boaz are now crowned with the public, prophetic blessing of the community. This prayer is your Altar… Read more: Prophecy
    • Legacy
      Ruth 4:10 marks The Elevation of the New Bride. It is the climax of Ruth’s journey from dynamic loss in Moab to covenant dignity in Bethlehem. This prayer is your Altar of Eternal Identity, stepping… Read more: Legacy
    • Household
      Ruth 4:9 marks The Official Reclaiming of the Family Line. It is the decisive moment where years of grief, exile, and loss in Moab are legally erased and replaced with total restoration. This prayer is… Read more: Household
    • Vulnerability
      Psalm of Tears Turned to Joy IO Lord, before You, I worship with tears that stream like rain from my eyes,Until the cup in Your hand runs over with praise.For You have turned my sorrow… Read more: Vulnerability
    • Exchange
      Ruth 4:7–8 represents The Finalizing of the Covenant. It is the decisive moment where human insufficiency steps aside so divine redemption can take over. This prayer is your Altar of Completed Redemption, thanking Jesus for… Read more: Exchange
  • I am a child of God

    I am a child of God

    Abba Father,As I am completely naked before You,So are my sins.Nothing is secret to Youas I can’t hide myself away from Your presence.You know all my faults and shortcomings. LORD, shall You forsake Your childand not forgive my iniquities?You say You love me,and You truly care about me;Please show me mercyand do not leave Your friend to perish in sin. Father, I ask You to keep my mouth away from speaking liesand my heart from evil thoughts,for no one else…

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    • Godly Leadership
      Godly Leadership: Shared Victory (Judges 4–5) The Trap of Human Credit In modern culture and traditional leadership, leaders often measure success by who receives the spotlight, the praise, the award, or the final title. Yet,… Read more: Godly Leadership
    • Prophecy
      Ruth 4:11 marks The Pronouncement of Kingdom Expansion. The private devotion of Ruth and the honorable integrity of Boaz are now crowned with the public, prophetic blessing of the community. This prayer is your Altar… Read more: Prophecy
    • Legacy
      Ruth 4:10 marks The Elevation of the New Bride. It is the climax of Ruth’s journey from dynamic loss in Moab to covenant dignity in Bethlehem. This prayer is your Altar of Eternal Identity, stepping… Read more: Legacy
    • Household
      Ruth 4:9 marks The Official Reclaiming of the Family Line. It is the decisive moment where years of grief, exile, and loss in Moab are legally erased and replaced with total restoration. This prayer is… Read more: Household
    • Vulnerability
      Psalm of Tears Turned to Joy IO Lord, before You, I worship with tears that stream like rain from my eyes,Until the cup in Your hand runs over with praise.For You have turned my sorrow… Read more: Vulnerability
    • Exchange
      Ruth 4:7–8 represents The Finalizing of the Covenant. It is the decisive moment where human insufficiency steps aside so divine redemption can take over. This prayer is your Altar of Completed Redemption, thanking Jesus for… Read more: Exchange
  • The Dough of Heaven

    The Dough of Heaven

    God is the provision I need for each day.He provides me with all the merriment of heaven.In Him, I have no lack and no wants.His grace is enough for me, as it is sufficient tosurvive every day of life.Whether I have the appetite to eat or not,I will give thanks to my God. I count and hope on God to make ends meet.I shall not wait on any man before eating the fruit of my labor,nor shall I beg for…

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    • Godly Leadership
      Godly Leadership: Shared Victory (Judges 4–5) The Trap of Human Credit In modern culture and traditional leadership, leaders often measure success by who receives the spotlight, the praise, the award, or the final title. Yet,… Read more: Godly Leadership
    • Prophecy
      Ruth 4:11 marks The Pronouncement of Kingdom Expansion. The private devotion of Ruth and the honorable integrity of Boaz are now crowned with the public, prophetic blessing of the community. This prayer is your Altar… Read more: Prophecy
    • Legacy
      Ruth 4:10 marks The Elevation of the New Bride. It is the climax of Ruth’s journey from dynamic loss in Moab to covenant dignity in Bethlehem. This prayer is your Altar of Eternal Identity, stepping… Read more: Legacy
    • Household
      Ruth 4:9 marks The Official Reclaiming of the Family Line. It is the decisive moment where years of grief, exile, and loss in Moab are legally erased and replaced with total restoration. This prayer is… Read more: Household
    • Vulnerability
      Psalm of Tears Turned to Joy IO Lord, before You, I worship with tears that stream like rain from my eyes,Until the cup in Your hand runs over with praise.For You have turned my sorrow… Read more: Vulnerability
    • Exchange
      Ruth 4:7–8 represents The Finalizing of the Covenant. It is the decisive moment where human insufficiency steps aside so divine redemption can take over. This prayer is your Altar of Completed Redemption, thanking Jesus for… Read more: Exchange
  • God of Zion

    God of Zion

    The Lord will not leave you comfortlessbut He will comfort you on every side.Daughter of Zion whoever tries to harm youtouches the apple of God’s eyes.God will put an end to the pride of man.This is what He says to the proud and ruthless: “Your gold I will turn to the dust and your silver to dirt,and power will be taken away from the strong nations.I will make a new covenant of peacewith the nations that fear Me” says the…

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    • Godly Leadership
      Godly Leadership: Shared Victory (Judges 4–5) The Trap of Human Credit In modern culture and traditional leadership, leaders often measure success by who receives the spotlight, the praise, the award, or the final title. Yet,… Read more: Godly Leadership
    • Prophecy
      Ruth 4:11 marks The Pronouncement of Kingdom Expansion. The private devotion of Ruth and the honorable integrity of Boaz are now crowned with the public, prophetic blessing of the community. This prayer is your Altar… Read more: Prophecy
    • Legacy
      Ruth 4:10 marks The Elevation of the New Bride. It is the climax of Ruth’s journey from dynamic loss in Moab to covenant dignity in Bethlehem. This prayer is your Altar of Eternal Identity, stepping… Read more: Legacy
    • Household
      Ruth 4:9 marks The Official Reclaiming of the Family Line. It is the decisive moment where years of grief, exile, and loss in Moab are legally erased and replaced with total restoration. This prayer is… Read more: Household
    • Vulnerability
      Psalm of Tears Turned to Joy IO Lord, before You, I worship with tears that stream like rain from my eyes,Until the cup in Your hand runs over with praise.For You have turned my sorrow… Read more: Vulnerability
    • Exchange
      Ruth 4:7–8 represents The Finalizing of the Covenant. It is the decisive moment where human insufficiency steps aside so divine redemption can take over. This prayer is your Altar of Completed Redemption, thanking Jesus for… Read more: Exchange
  • Shout and Sing Hallelujah

    Shout and Sing Hallelujah

    O God, I will sing of Your name!For who You are and what You doI will raise a louder hallelujah,You alone are praiseworthy. I will dance and rejoice,for You have quenchedevery single one of my sorrows,and satisfied my heart with great joy. Let all the earth, and every living soul,shout and sing unto the Lord,Rejoice in His holy name, evermore. Amen!

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    • Godly Leadership
      Godly Leadership: Shared Victory (Judges 4–5) The Trap of Human Credit In modern culture and traditional leadership, leaders often measure success by who receives the spotlight, the praise, the award, or the final title. Yet,… Read more: Godly Leadership
    • Prophecy
      Ruth 4:11 marks The Pronouncement of Kingdom Expansion. The private devotion of Ruth and the honorable integrity of Boaz are now crowned with the public, prophetic blessing of the community. This prayer is your Altar… Read more: Prophecy
    • Legacy
      Ruth 4:10 marks The Elevation of the New Bride. It is the climax of Ruth’s journey from dynamic loss in Moab to covenant dignity in Bethlehem. This prayer is your Altar of Eternal Identity, stepping… Read more: Legacy
    • Household
      Ruth 4:9 marks The Official Reclaiming of the Family Line. It is the decisive moment where years of grief, exile, and loss in Moab are legally erased and replaced with total restoration. This prayer is… Read more: Household
    • Vulnerability
      Psalm of Tears Turned to Joy IO Lord, before You, I worship with tears that stream like rain from my eyes,Until the cup in Your hand runs over with praise.For You have turned my sorrow… Read more: Vulnerability
    • Exchange
      Ruth 4:7–8 represents The Finalizing of the Covenant. It is the decisive moment where human insufficiency steps aside so divine redemption can take over. This prayer is your Altar of Completed Redemption, thanking Jesus for… Read more: Exchange
  • My Father’s Feathers

    My Father’s Feathers

    In every step and every seasonI see the shadow of Your wings, Heavenly Father,Your feathers glisten like a million lights. I see Your shadow as You cover me with Your featherswhen You fly above me, high up in the sky,even higher than eagles. You have the greatest strength. Your shield protects me. And with piercing eyes,You watch over me. You fly over my pathand You lead me on the way I should go.You show me the direction to Your kingdom.…

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    • Godly Leadership
      Godly Leadership: Shared Victory (Judges 4–5) The Trap of Human Credit In modern culture and traditional leadership, leaders often measure success by who receives the spotlight, the praise, the award, or the final title. Yet,… Read more: Godly Leadership
    • Prophecy
      Ruth 4:11 marks The Pronouncement of Kingdom Expansion. The private devotion of Ruth and the honorable integrity of Boaz are now crowned with the public, prophetic blessing of the community. This prayer is your Altar… Read more: Prophecy
    • Legacy
      Ruth 4:10 marks The Elevation of the New Bride. It is the climax of Ruth’s journey from dynamic loss in Moab to covenant dignity in Bethlehem. This prayer is your Altar of Eternal Identity, stepping… Read more: Legacy
    • Household
      Ruth 4:9 marks The Official Reclaiming of the Family Line. It is the decisive moment where years of grief, exile, and loss in Moab are legally erased and replaced with total restoration. This prayer is… Read more: Household
    • Vulnerability
      Psalm of Tears Turned to Joy IO Lord, before You, I worship with tears that stream like rain from my eyes,Until the cup in Your hand runs over with praise.For You have turned my sorrow… Read more: Vulnerability
    • Exchange
      Ruth 4:7–8 represents The Finalizing of the Covenant. It is the decisive moment where human insufficiency steps aside so divine redemption can take over. This prayer is your Altar of Completed Redemption, thanking Jesus for… Read more: Exchange