We have often made prayer and seeking synonymous, but they are not the same thing. Prayer is the conversation. Seeking is the pursuit of God's will, God's way, and God's face. The aim is to move from praying at God to seeking after God, so we pray the will of God rather than our wish list, and finish as students prepared to hear the Teacher, not only to talk to Him. Click below to listen in on this crucial teaching...

A 10-Day Personal Devotional and Fasting Guide Leading to Pentecost Sunday, May 24, 2026 Pentecost 2026 A Word Before We Begin Preparing for the Upper Room From the Bishop What would it have been like to be in that upper room? Think about what those disciples carried in the days between the Ascension and Pentecost. Jesus was gone. The promise had been given, but not yet fulfilled. They could not manufacture what was coming. They could not strategize it into existence. All the

Lent is a time set apart not only to repent of sin, but to re-align our hearts, re-tune our ears, and return our obedience to the voice of God. Before we rush toward action, Lent invites us to slow down. Before we speak, Lent teaches us to listen. Before we follow, Lent asks us to discern who we are following. Throughout Scripture, God’s people are consistently called back to this posture: “Today, if you hear His voice, do not harden your hearts.” In this season, we are remin