A Spirit-framed mind is steeped in Scripture and yieldedto the Holy Spirit, so it perceives what heaven already intends (1 John 5:14-15). Instead of launching requests from human sympathy or fear, the intercessor asks from divine consensus, praying the revealed will of God back to God.

Daniel read Jeremiah’s prophecy, recognized the 70-year clock was fulfilled, and interceded accordingly (Daniel 9). Revelation birthed intercession; intercession pulled fulfillment into time.

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Peace, love, and growth

Many times on the road of faith, we become our roadblock without even realizing it. We pray for open doors while quietly cementing barriers with our thoughts, attitudes, and hidden heart-postures.Yet our all-knowing Father never leaves us without a compass. His Word overflows with instruction to course-correct, encouragement to keep moving, warnings to avoid dead ends, and promises that fuel endurance.
Still, we often “overlook the substance that makes the meat sustainable”: we nibble on familiar milk and miss the solid food that would build spiritual muscle (Heb 5:12-14).

The result?

We misdiagnose delays as external opposition when much of the gridlock is self-inflicted.

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Don’t Call Me Holy”

Holiness and wholeness are not rival ideas; they are twincurrents of the same river flowing from God’s heart. When you declare, “Don’t call me holy,” you are not rejecting sanctification—you are rejecting the shallow label of holiness that people confer when they see outward piety but never witness inward integration. The statement is a prophetic protest against being complimented for looking set-apart while still feeling fragmented inside.

How many times does Scripture say, “Be holy, for I am holy”?
1 Leviticus 11: 44–45; 2 Leviticus 19: 2; 3 Leviticus 20: 7;

4 Leviticus 20: 26; 5 1 Peter 1: 15–16.

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Peace, love, and growth, Apostle Angela Dee