Not who taught you about God. Who taught you to pray. A grandmother. A youth pastor. Someone at a kitchen table saying the words out loud until you could say them yourself. Say their name below. I want to thank God for them by name this week — and if they're still around, tell them.

New week. Whatever you're carrying into it, you don't have to carry it quietly. 🙏 Name it below — as much or as little as you want to say. 🤍 And while you're here, scroll down and pray over two other people's. Every single one gets prayed over. That's the promise and it hasn't broken yet 👇

Last Monday of the month. Same door, always open. 🙏 What are you carrying into this week? 🤍 And pray over two others while you're down there. If you named something here at the start of September and it moved — come back and tell us. Those are the ones people remember 👇

Sometimes we as Children of God have to break the ice. We have to be in uncomfortable situations to be able to express the importance of Christ. People stay silent way too much now adays worried about what may happen if they speak truth. We are suppose to stand tall in our faith and know that the Lord is there with us to help us deliver. Breaking the silence brings more people to the light. Yes it can be scary and uncomfortable for some. Yet the everlasting love and peace and kindness you receive in return is worth then more than we can imagine. Breaking the Silence isn’t just about you it’s about the people surrounding you. The people that you are shedding light on. Making them see the courage and truth through you. How is one suppose to see without seeing of your not willing to show it in even the darkest hardest times. Speak up at moments that you know the Lord needs to brought up. Speak up when people are speaking down about Christ. Break the silence in church, break the silence amongst friends and family. This fight isn’t just His alone, we are here to help spread his love and we all have a mission.

I attend a more formal church. One of our young couples and our music director have planned an Evensong for us this evening. It will be a more contemporary service. I'm excited to see what they've planned for us and maybe sing some of the songs I used to sing at my former church. We'll see.