This is a quick update for our listeners. We are grateful for your prayers, encouragement, and support. We invite you to explore past episodes and continue seeking the Lord as we look ahead to what He has in store. 

Before you walk out the door, read Jesus. Open the Gospels and encounter the testimony of Jesus Christ. Let His voice shape your perspective before the world demands your attention, and carry His words with you into the day ahead. 

A pattern that kept popping up around the time we published the Mayday! Mayday! Mayday! episode was Jesus' use of the word "hate." At first glance, His words can seem shocking and even contradictory to His teachings on love and compassion. Yet in Luke 14, Jesus makes a challenging statement when He says: "If anyone comes to Me and does not hate his father and mother, wife and children, brothers and sisters—yes, even his own life—he cannot be My disciple."

Did Jesus really mean for His followers to hate their families? What was He communicating to those who desired to follow Him?

In this episode, we dive into the context and meaning of Luke 14, exploring the cost of discipleship and what it means to place Jesus above every other relationship and priority. Join us as we unpack this often misunderstood passage and discuss how it applies to every believer's walk with Christ today.

In this episode, we walk through John 15–16 and unpack the reality of spiritual pruning—when God leads us to release what is no longer bearing fruit so that we can grow in greater alignment with Him.

This applies not only to relationships, but also to alliances, partnerships, jobs, and seasons of assignment that may have reached their end.

Instead of waiting for things to build up over time, we talk about the importance of regularly taking stock of our lives—learning to discern what is still fruitful and what may be past its season.

Pruning is not rejection; it is intentional care. It makes space for growth, clarity, and deeper fruitfulness in what God is leading us into next.

If you’ve been sensing transition or tension in a current season, this episode will help you process it through Scripture, wisdom, and trust in God’s timing.

While we usually release new episodes and tidbits on Thursdays, we felt a pressing to spontaneously record and share this episode earlier due to specific things the Lord was highlighting.

On May 1st, a brother shared a dream that carried a certain weight. As Sara read it, it stirred a memory of her own dream from September 11th, where a similar pattern unfolded—a scene repeating itself.

In this episode, we discuss the principle of what it means when a dream repeats and why it’s important to pay attention. In Scripture, Pharaoh received two dreams with the same message, and Joseph discerned that the matter was established and would soon come to pass.

We share both dreams and explore how, even though they occurred over a year apart, they point to the same message from God—confirming what He is speaking. It is time to stand firm. It is time to be ready. Even during times of trials, hardships, and persecution that are coming, we as Christians must hold firmly to the teachings of Jesus Christ and His apostles.

This episode is a warning to pay attention to what the Lord is saying. "For you yourselves are fully aware that the day of the Lord will come like a thief in the night." Let us not sleep, as others do, but let us keep awake and be sober." 

1 Thessalonians 5:1,6. 

In this short Seer’s Watch tidbit (under five minutes), Nazim shares a reflection sparked by Acts, where it says, “opening his mouth Peter said,” and how it connects to Psalm 81: “Open wide your mouth and I will fill it.”

This simple connection becomes a powerful reminder of posture before the Lord—not rushing to speak from ourselves, but opening wide in trust and expectation that He will supply the words. Instead of pre-filling our responses, we are invited into a place of receptivity where God Himself gives what is needed in the moment.

A call to pause, open, and receive before we speak.

This episode marks one year of the podcast, and we’re taking time to reflect on the journey so far. From the beginning, this was never about numbers—it was about obedience.

We share some of the highlights, the personal growth we’ve experienced, and the key lessons we’ve learned along the way. There have been moments that stretched us, challenged us, and ultimately changed how we see what we’re building.

Sara shares a powerful moment after reading Revelation that led to a vivid vision—and how it encouraged and edified Nazim.

In this weighty episode of The Seer’s Watch, Nazim shares a powerful vision he received on June 3rd 2025—an encounter revealing the reality of the second death.

The episode is anchored in Scripture, reading from the Book of Revelation (chapters 2, 20–21), alongside passages from the Gospel of Mark and the Book of Isaiah, to understand what God has already spoken about judgment, eternity, and the fate of us all.

This episode is not to entertain—it’s meant to prepare.What does it mean that the second death is coming to earth?Are we truly ready?

The reality of the second death should be at the forefront of every believer’s mind. It calls us to examine what we are building—are we investing in what is eternal, or what will ultimately fade? What we build now matters in the end.

Take this time to sit with the Lord, reflect, and examine your heart.

Sometimes God communicates through repetition in our dreams, visions, and impressions. In this episode, we explore how noticing recurring themes and symbols can reveal His timing, guidance, and the bigger picture He wants us to see.

In this second part of our special guest feature, Jun continues his story, showing how God used community to bring deeper healing and restoration in his life.

We discuss how Jun connected with our church family that meets at Patrick’s house, and how relationships with Sara and Nazim created a safe space for sharing dreams and visions. During this time, Sara received a vision of Jun as a young boy who had experienced abuse, and sharing this insight became a pathway for inner healing and encountering Jesus’ compassion.

This episode highlights the beauty of the Body of Christ—how prophetic insight, when shared with love and humility, can become a vessel for healing, wholeness, and restoration.

Have you ever noticed something repeating and wondered if God was speaking? In this short tidbit, I share how a simple number kept appearing and became a confirmation of a new season.Watch. Weigh. Wait.

In this first part of our two-part special guest feature, we welcome our brother in Christ, Jun, as he shares his testimony and journey into the prophetic.

We explore his spiritual background, including whether he grew up in a church environment that encouraged gifts like dreams and visions, and how the Lord has cultivated his ability to discern and see over time. Our conversation centers on intimacy with Jesus and learning to recognize His presence in everyday life.

During the recording, we are invited into a sacred moment as we collectively experience the presence of Jesus by envisioning His face—a gentle, reverent encounter that reminds us of His nearness and love.

This episode sets the foundation for Part 2, where we explore how prophetic vision and community intersect to bring healing and restoration.

What if the small connections in your life are part of something bigger? In this tidbit, I briefly share how God weaves introductions, interests, and timing together like an intricate tapestry.

In this episode of The Seer’s Watch, Sara sits down with Nazim to explore a profound and often misunderstood calling in the Body of Christ — the watchman.

What does it truly mean to stand watch?Is it only about warning… or is it also about intercession, discernment, and intimacy with the Lord?

Drawing from Book of Isaiah 62, where watchmen are set on the walls and refuse to keep silent, Gospel of Mark 13, where Jesus calls His followers to stay awake and alert, and Song of Songs 3 & 5, where the watchmen encounter the seeking bride, this conversation unpacks the spiritual posture of those called to watch in this hour.

Together, Sara and Nazim discuss:

• What defines a watchman

• Signs that God may be calling you into this role

• The burden and beauty of spiritual vigilance

• The connection between watchfulness and intimacy with Christ

This is not merely a role — it is a calling of the heart.

If you’ve felt a stirring to pray at unusual hours, a heightened awareness of spiritual shifts, or a deep urgency to intercede, this episode may help you discern what God is forming in you.

Stay awake. Stand . Keep watch

In this episode of The Seer’s Watch, Sara shares a dream that followed an intense season of reading and rereading the book of Acts of the Apostles.

After immersing herself in the life of the early Church — their devotion, boldness, sacrifice, unity, and dependence on the Holy Spirit — something began to stir beyond study. What unfolded was a dream that felt like an invitation: a call to return.

What does it mean to learn the ancient paths?
What have we inherited from the early Church — and what have we drifted from?

In this episode, Sara explores:

• The spiritual DNA of the Church in Acts
• The cost and beauty of apostolic faith
• The difference between modern Christianity and early Church devotion
• How immersion in Scripture can reshape our spiritual imagination
• Discerning dreams through the lens of the Word

This is not about nostalgia.
It is about restoration.

The ancient paths are not outdated — they are foundational.

If you have felt a stirring to return to simplicity, power, and purity in your walk with Christ, this conversation will resonate deeply.

Taking a short winter break—no new episode today—but the next one, God willing, will be out February 12th.

This episode was inspired both by the Lord highlighting the word “community” to Sara and by an incident Patrick experienced, leading to a deeper exploration of how biblical community is meant to function.

Together, Sara and Patrick discuss why the Body of Christ must develop healthy protocols for sharing weighty revelations. They unpack why discernment, wise counsel, and accountability are essential when spiritual insights carry the potential to alter the direction of someone’s life.

Weighty revelations as they refer to are words or impressions involving life-altering decisions—such as marriage, major career changes, relocation, ministry direction, or other long-term commitments. These decisions impact not only individuals, but also relationships, stability, and community.

This episode emphasizes that revelation without discernment and love can bring harm rather than life, calling the Church back to discipline, humility, and relational responsibility when handling words that carry spiritual and emotional weight.

This episode is a follow-up to Famine is Coming to the World’s Bazaar and features a conversation between Patrick, Nazim, and Sara.

Before the previous episode was fully edited, Sara experienced a dream in which a demon appeared. The weight of that dream prompted Famine is Coming to the World’s Bazaar to be released earlier than planned and set the tone for this follow-up discussion.

As the conversation unfolds, Nazim’s dream and mission—carried for over sixteen years and now beginning to come into fruition—becomes a point of reflection. This leads into a deeper evaluation of connection, attention, and cost in modern communication, particularly the reliance on text-based relationships and whether they can truly sustain depth and growth. The discussion explores the hidden cost of digital connection, including time, emotional presence, memory, and spiritual attentiveness.

Ultimately, this episode asks what is being exchanged—and what may be quietly lost—when connection becomes convenient but presence is costly.

In this episode of The Seer’s Watch, Patrick steps in as host for Sara, guiding a conversation with Nazim on the spiritual order needed before visions or dreams. Before diving in, they welcome the Holy Spirit, put on the armor of God, and marvel in the revelation of Jesus Christ and the Word, highlighting the “basket” that holds revelation—Jesus, the Word, prayer, and fellowship.

Nazim shares how he receives frequent pictures and impressions, and how learning God’s still voice in the inner man helps discern what to act on and what to release. They encourage listeners to trust God’s timing, write things down, and “shelf” them when clarity hasn’t come.

This episode reminds us that God already knows the rhythms of our lives—our prayers, fellowship, and study of His Word—and weaves revelation into them. True sight comes not through striving, but through abiding, patience, and trust in Jesus, who always goes before us.

Psalm 31
“Oh how abundant is Your goodness, which You have stored up for those who fear You and worked for those who take refuge in You, in the sight of the children of mankind! … Be strong, and let your heart take courage, all you who wait for the Lord!”

In today’s episode, Nazim shares the lifelong calling the Lord gave him over 16 years ago.
He describes a vivid dream and a prophetic word about a coming famine to the World’s Bazaar—a marketplace of distractions that steals people’s attention and affection from God.

Nazim explains how many are being robbed of intimacy with the Lord because their time and love are being given to another: their smart devices. This episode carries a sober warning, yet also a message of mercy. The Lord will allow a famine to come to the World’s Bazaar as an act of love, drawing His people back to His voice and His presence.

For the Lord is a jealous God, longing for the full affection of His people.

In this episode of The Seer’s Watch, Sara shares a timely and heartfelt reflection on what it really means to fix our eyes on Jesus—especially when life feels like it’s pouring from every direction. Through a recent experience involving an unexpected bill, Sara opens up about how choosing thanksgiving over anxiety completely shifted her perspective.

Drawing from Philippians 4:6 and Hebrews 12:2, she unpacks how gratitude and praise aren’t just spiritual disciplines—they’re weapons of peace that guard our hearts against fear and frustration. When we fix our gaze on Christ, stress loses its grip, and our reactions begin to flow from a place of rest and security in Him.

Sara also challenges listeners to reflect: How can we be a light in a dark world if we respond with the same complaining and worry the world does? This episode is an invitation to live differently—to rise above the noise, keep your eyes on Jesus, and let thanksgiving lead the way.

How can you know God is truly speaking to you — and what if the outcome doesn’t happen as expected? In this episode of The Seer’s Watch, Sara explores practical steps for discerning God’s guidance, including confirmations, evaluating your spiritual input, waiting for fruit, and recognizing spiritual attacks.

She also discusses how the future can be in flux, using examples from her own life and the story of Jonah to show that God’s plans sometimes adjust based on circumstances. Perfect for anyone seeking to hear God’s voice more clearly, grow in prophetic discernment, and walk confidently in His guidance.

How can you know if a dream, vision, or word is truly from God? In this episode of The Seer’s Watch, Sara breaks down practical steps for discerning His voice: checking Scripture, aligning with God’s character, sensing the Holy Spirit, finding peace, and seeking wise counsel.

She also shares the inspiring story of Derek Prince, showing why even seasoned believers rely on prayer and godly advisors before making life-changing decisions. Whether you’re new to hearing God or want a refresher, this episode equips you to trust His guidance with confidence.

In this episode of The Seer’s Watch, Sara shares a prophetic dream that reveals a powerful spiritual truth: we do not fight merely against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces of accusation and deception. In the dream, she witnessed how Jesus stands on our behalf, silencing false accusations and defending our character in the heavenly courts.

Listeners will explore:

• How spiritual discernment helps us recognize truth versus deception

• Understanding the spirit behind accusations, conviction, and offense

• The power of integrity and character in reflecting God’s heart

• How the blood of Jesus silences the accuser and protects our calling

• Covenant friendship as a reflection of Christ’s loyalty

Jesus said, “This is my commandment: that you love one another as I have loved you. Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends. You are my friends if you do what I command you. I no longer call you servants, for the servant does not know what the master is doing.” (John 15:12–15)

Friendship with Christ is not casual—He does not call everyone His friend. True friends obey Him, reflect His heart, and walk in covenant loyalty. In a world with too many superficial versions of Jesus—“Jesus is my homeboy”—this episode reminds us that intimacy, obedience, and covenant faithfulness define true friendship with Christ.

Through the lens of this dream, Sara teaches that standing for a friend can be a prophetic act, reflecting how Jesus defends us in the spiritual realm, convicts hearts with truth, and preserves our reputation and calling.

Deception doesn’t always announce itself in darkness — often it slips in quietly, wrapped in charm, charisma, or even a familiar face. In this episode, we take a thoughtful look at two vivid dreams that highlight how easily a counterfeit can distract people from the real Jesus.

The first dream takes place on a balcony in New York City overlooking the Hudson River, where a crowd is clamoring around an actor who plays Jesus — convinced he is the Messiah. The second dream shows two performers portraying Peter and Jesus, casually watching their own show, while a righteous anger rises against the distortion on the screen. Both pictures point to the same warning Jesus gave in Luke 21:8: “Watch out that you are not deceived.”

We explore how to recognize the difference between genuine fruit and empty performance, why staying close to the Vine anchors us, and how to guard our hearts in a world full of imitations. Whether you’re a new believer or have walked with Christ for years, this conversation offers practical wisdom and hope for anyone who longs to stay rooted in truth, discern wisely, and follow Jesus without compromise.

In this episode, Patrick and Sara share what it really looks like to follow the Lord’s voice, especially when fear and uncertainty creep in. These stories aren’t about perfectly planned trips but about trusting God’s direction step by step.

Patrick opens up about leaving the LGBTQ community and the courage it took to reach out to Rainbow Revival, an organization he’d known about for years but had never acted on. This moment of obedience became a powerful step of faith and a reminder that God’s Spirit guides us far more than outward signs or “fleeces.”

Sara reflects on a recent trip to West Virginia where she stayed with a couple who’ve been following Jesus for over fifty years. Their wisdom reshaped her understanding of discernment: God’s voice is confirmed by the fruit it produces, and taking risks—even with the possibility of mistakes—is part of the journey. On her drive home, a sudden prompting to “turn left” led her to a church she’d been curious about months earlier, showing her again how intimately God directs our paths.

Together, their stories highlight how hearing God’s voice can turn an ordinary day into a divine adventure. If you’re looking for encouragement to trust His leading and step out in faith, this episode will remind you that He’s speaking—and He’s worth following.

Isaiah 53:5 reminds us, “But He was pierced for our transgressions, He was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was on Him, and by His wounds we are healed.”

In this episode, Sara recounts a vivid vision she experienced of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. She takes listeners into the scene—Jesus’ torn and bloodied appearance, the weight of His suffering, and the moment His eyes locked with hers. Out of that piercing gaze came His words: “You cannot do this. I must do this. And I do this because I love you.”

Through this encounter, Sara emphasizes the emotional impact of the cross: it is costly, intentional, and deeply personal. The cross is the ultimate proof of God’s love—for He so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life (John 3:16).

Do we truly understand the cost? Do we really know what love is? Many are still searching for love, but at the cross we encounter its truest form—sacrificial, unwavering, and eternal. If you are searching for love or the definition of what it is, look at the cross. Look at Jesus.

How can modern-day seers grow in clarity, discernment, and confidence?

In this episode, we explore practical tools and spiritual truths for those called to see. Whether you're just beginning or already walking in prophetic sight, this teaching offers fresh insight and encouragement rooted in Scripture.

Practical Tools for the Seer’s Journey – Learn how to steward dreams, visions, and divine encounters with maturity and humility.

Wisdom from James Goll – Key takeaways from The Seer to help sharpen your prophetic sight.

Lessons from Asaph – Discover the heart posture and prophetic insight of a biblical seer.

Prophetic Community – Why walking with others in accountability and encouragement is essential.

God is still speaking—and He’s raising up seers who are equipped to hear, see, and respond with faithfulness.

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Do seers still exist today? How do dreams and visions operate in the body of Christ?

In this episode, we explore the biblical role of the seer—those who receive divine insight through visions and dreams—and how this prophetic gifting continues to function today. From Samuel and Isaiah to modern-day believers, God is still speaking to His people through the eyes of the Spirit.

What sets a seer apart from a prophet?

How can you grow in spiritual discernment and dream interpretation?

Topics in this episode:

• The Seer Gift in Scripture

• Modern-Day Dreams & Visions

• How to Discern God’s Voice in the Night

• Pitfalls and Maturity in the Seer Realm

Key Scriptures: 1 Samuel 9:9, Numbers 12:6, Joel 2:28

Whether you're a seasoned prophetic voice or just starting to experience visions and dreams, this episode is for you!

In this episode, Nazim shares a series of personal dreams and visitations that center on the return of Jesus and the urgency of being prepared in heart and life. Anchored in Luke 17:26–37, we reflect on Jesus's own words: “Just as it was in the days of Noah… and in the days of Lot…” People were living life as usual—eating, drinking, buying, selling—until sudden judgment came.

Nazim takes us into the vivid themes he saw while reading through Luke: the call to build our lives toward heaven, not earth… to live by the Word that never passes away… and to set our hope fully on the grace that will be revealed at Christ’s appearance.

This episode is not about fear, but about alignment—about waking up to the reality that everything is leading to one day. A day when Jesus returns, and every eye will see Him. On that day, we are warned not to turn back—not for possessions, not for comfort, not for anything. Where will your heart be on the day of the Lord? Will you be ready… or will you turn back?

Follow the podcast for more biblical teaching, prophetic encouragement, and practical tools for growing in the seer gift.

When a prophetic vision intersects with a heartfelt Christmas gift, it reveals more than sentiment—it uncovers the extravagant care and intentionality of God.

This episode shares the story of a 1920s Royal typewriter that became a physical expression of a vision, a surprise gift, and a vessel for ministry.

Months earlier, Patrick had seen the typewriter in a vision. As the holidays approached, he felt led by the Lord to search for it. What followed was not only a successful hunt but a Spirit-led encounter that turned gift-giving into an opportunity to share the gospel and bring healing and hope to two strangers.

Through this journey, God affirmed His voice and revealed His generous heart. It’s a powerful reminder that God redeems seasons, moments, and hearts—even through something as simple as a typewriter.

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Why do we often avoid silence? Why does pausing feel uncomfortable instead of peaceful?

In this episode of The Seer’s Watch, we confront a culture addicted to constant distraction—especially through the devices we carry everywhere.

God does not shout over the noise; He speaks in a gentle whisper. But if we never still ourselves, how can we hear Him clearly?

Through personal stories and prophetic insights, we share how unplugging and resting in God’s presence have brought clarity, healing, and direction.

This is a call to return to the quiet place—the place where God meets us in His stillness.

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In this deeply personal and revelatory episode, Nazim shares an intimate encounter with the Lord that led to a fresh understanding of what it means to boast in the cross in our daily lives.

Drawing from time spent in the book of Luke, he recounts a powerful moment of stillness before the Lord where the beauty of Jesus’s torn flesh and pierced hands was revealed—not as horror, but as holy, fragrant beauty. Like a red tulip in bloom, the wounds of Christ became a sweet aroma to the Father—and an invitation to us.

This episode is a contemplative journey into why the cross is not just a historical event, but a daily place of transformation.

As Paul says to the Galatians, “I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me… May I never boast except in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, through which the world has been crucified to me, and I to the world… What counts is the new creation” (Galatians 2:20; 6:14–15).

Come listen as we explore the mystery and majesty of the cross—and why it’s worth boasting in.

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In this follow-up to the BigBang and the Queen of England episode, we share the powerful fruit that has come after 40 days of focused sowing and spiritual preparation.

We begin by reflecting on the journey that led to receiving this "mega dream" — a process marked by diligent seeking, costly sacrifice, turning away from old desires, and realigning with God’s heart.

This dream did not come from passivity, but from an intentional, sacrificial pursuit of His voice.

As we unpack the results, you’ll hear how the Lord honored the secret sowing with undeniable confirmations, fresh vision, and a new season of release.

This episode reminds us that God is faithful to those who sow in secret, and that radical obedience always produces eternal fruit.

The season of sowing had a purpose. The season of reaping is breaking forth. Let’s move forward together.

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In this episode of The Seer’s Watch, we unpack a surprising prophetic dream that weaves together the K-pop group BigBang, including one of its members, T.O.P, Queen Elizabeth II, and a call to the next Great Awakening.

As we traced the connections through numbers, timelines, and scripture, the Holy Spirit highlighted a critical truth: the next 40 days are a divine window. It’s a season to sow abundantly, lay aside spiritual excess, and prepare to move forward with greater focus and freedom.

This episode includes scriptural insights, prophetic confirmations (including Isaiah 44:23), and a timely invitation to respond with obedience and faith.

Are you ready to travel light and align fully with what God is doing? The season is shifting—let’s move with Him.

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In this episode of The Seer’s Watch, Sara and Nazim dive deeper into the weight and urgency of stewarding the grace deposits God has entrusted to us.

Inspired by the parable of the ten minas, they ask the question: Are we multiplying the gifts the Lord has given us—or are we burying them? When Christ returns, will He be pleased with how we stewarded what He gave us?

Drawing from Paul’s letters to Timothy and the Romans, they explore how spiritual gifts aren’t automatically received at salvation but are often imparted through prophetic encounters, the laying on of hands, and true fellowship.

Spiritual gifts are good news to the beloved—but they’re terrifying to the enemy. Every gift is a weapon in spiritual warfare. And that war demands we walk in faith, humility, and unity. Pride, stereotypes, and division can block what God wants to give.

As Paul writes in Romans 12:

“We have different gifts, according to the grace given us. If your gift is prophesying, then prophesy in proportion to your faith; if it is serving, then serve; if it is teaching, then teach; if it is to encourage, then give encouragement… Do not think of yourself more highly than you ought, but rather with sober judgment, in accordance with the measure of faith God has given you… We who are many form one body, and each member belongs to all the others.” 

This is a call to take your place in the body, walk in your gifting, and multiply what’s been entrusted to you—for the sake of the Kingdom, and in light of the return of Christ.

Whatever your gift may be, the question remains: How will you steward it and will you multiply it before Jesus Christ returns?

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Welcome to the first episode of The Seer’s Watch — a Christian podcast exploring dreams, visions, and prophetic insight for the times we’re living in.

In this intimate introduction, we share how the podcast began and reflect on our earliest encounters with spiritual dreams and God-given visions.

At the center of this episode is a powerful word from the Lord: He is just and full of mercy—and He is not willing to snuff out even the smallest light. We talk about what it means for God to “revive what remains” and how He’s calling His people to return to love, holiness, and spiritual alertness.

You’ll also hear why we believe the call to pursue love is central to every believer—especially those moving in the prophetic.

Scripture Focus: Revelation 3:2, 1 Corinthians 14:1

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