Tonight's AIM Prophetic Prayer Surge was instructional and inspirational. I encourage you to watch the recording and pray along using the strategies discussed. They are guaranteed to transform your life from the inside out. We will continue this study and prayer campaign in our prayer surge. I will also post the related Prophetic Intelligence Recap Podcast for partners soon. God bless you all.

QUALITY OVER QUANTITY God cares more about the quality of our character and motives than the size of our audience or the volume of our work. He cares less about the size of our organization and more about how the authenticity of our witness and how deeply we are impacting those in our care. (See 1 Samuel 15:22 & Proverbs 15:16) TRUTH OVER OPINION Opinions change with the weather, but it is the truth that sets us free. And by truth, I don’t mean your truth or mine, but rather God’s truth, which is His word. And because Jesus is both the word of God (John 1:1) and the Truth of God (John 14:6), He is the final judge of that which is right, good, just, and true in everyone’s life. This is why we can confidently declare, “Let God be true, but every man a liar.” (See also John 8:32, John 17:17, & Romans 3:4) GROWTH OVER COMFORT The path of growth and maturity can be uncomfortable and even scary at times, but the pay off is lifechanging for us and those who depend on us. (See John 15:2) COMMUNITY OVER ISOLATION The easiest target for a Woolf is the sheep that is away from the flock. Community covers (as in watching you back) and connection brings healing. Furthermore, the Bible says, “In the multitude of counsel, there is safety.” Being surrounded with wise advice and different viewpoints helps us to make better decisions in life. It also helps to minimize pride and rebellion as we are forced to humbly consider ideas other than our own. (See Proverbs 11:14 & Proverbs 18:1) JESUS OVER EVERYTHING There is a throne in everyone’s heart and we must choose who sits upon it. Will it be people? Material belongings? Ourselves? Money and popularity? Other gods? Or will it be the only one worthy—Jesus Christ? He alone is worthy of such an honor, and He alone can satisfy our souls with the endless wonders of His love. If we seek first His Kingdom and righteousness, God will be faithful to provide all else that we need. (See Matt. 6:33) What other priorities would you add?

Good day, champions. This impactful devotional thought was written and sent to me this morning by one of our AIM partners—Connected Love. I believe it will bless you just as it blessed me. May the divine love and encouragement that flow from her words refresh and inspire you today, in Jesus’ name. Be sure to support our sister by posting comments or even responses to her journal prompt after reading. God bless you all. JUST IN TIME Scripture: “The steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord, and He delights in his way.” -Psalm 37:23 Reflection: There are moments when arriving just in time is not coincidence, it is alignment. We sometimes feel rushed, delayed, or uncertain, yet God is quietly ordering events so that we arrive exactly when we are meant to. Being “just in time” reminds us that God’s timing is precise. He positions us to see what we need to see, hear what we need to hear, and step into what He has prepared. What looks like last-minute to us is often right on time in heaven’s schedule. This week’s theme of protection for the elect reminds us that God is actively governing outcomes. He positions His people with purpose and preserves them with intention. You are not behind. You are being positioned. Prayer: Lord, help me trust Your timing. When I feel rushed or uncertain, remind me that my steps are ordered by You. Position me where I need to be and give me peace in Your perfect timing, in Jesus name. Journal Prompt: Where has God positioned me recently in ways I didn’t recognize at first? Anchor Thought: God’s timing is not last minute, it is perfect positioning.

What can Satan offer you when Jesus is your everything? One of the wonders of worship is that it settles our soul into the knowledge of God’s love, provision, power, and presence. In other words, worship reminds us that Jesus truly is the one who “fills all in all” as the Bible says in Ephesians 1:23. What a wonderful reality to embrace. As a gift to you for signing up, I am posting this song of mine for free download. It’s called “Everything.” It is designed to escort you into the presence of God through worship. As you listen and surrender your heart to God, you will move with the Holy Spirit into deeper encounters with Jesus. This will leave you transformed and marked by His goodness. Worship positions us in an atmosphere of intimacy, which allows us to hear God clearly. If we can get there, we will be changed by Christ’s power. If we can stay there, not only will we be changed, we will also reign with Christ as he infuses us with more and more of His authority. That is our collective purpose as the people of God. To know Him, to be known by Him, and to be used by Him for His eternal glory. Worship accomplishes all of that by bringing our heads and hearts into alignment with heaven. This is why a life full of worship is truly a life full of satisfaction. God bless you all. Enjoy the song.

As I looked at the news and social media this morning, my spirit became deeply disturbed. It breaks my heart to see so many people who are hurting, lost, insensitive, lacking compassion, and without self-respect. The enemy is truly deceiving many, for the Word says that he comes to steal, kill, and destroy. But as the people of God, we have a responsibility. We are called to disciple, to love, to pray, and to reach the lost. We do not have time to waste. It is so important that we remain obedient to the assignment God has given each of us. We are living in the last days, and this morning God led me to scripture and reminded me that people’s lives are dependent on our obedience. Let us not be distracted, silent, or fearful. Let us be willing vessels and shine the light of God everywhere we go. “You should know this, Timothy, that in the last days there will be very difficult times. For people will love only themselves and their money. They will be boastful and proud, scoffing at God, disobedient to their parents, and ungrateful. They will consider nothing sacred. They will be unloving and unforgiving; they will slander others and have no self-control. They will be cruel and hate what is good. They will betray their friends, be reckless, be puffed up with pride, and love pleasure rather than God. They will act religious, but they will reject the power that could make them godly. Stay away from people like that!” ‭‭2 Timothy‬ ‭3‬:‭1‬-‭5‬ ‭NLT‬‬