Midnight never sends a calendar invite. We open Matthew 25 and get real about what “oil” actually means: a living, daily intimacy with God that you cannot borrow, bluff, or buy at the last minute. With Prophet Stephanie and her son Tylan in the studio, the conversation moves from the parable of the ten virgins to the talents, tracing a clear line from honest prayer and Scripture to courage, stewardship, and fruit that lasts.

We talk about building oil through simple, consistent habits—reading the Word to meet a Person, telling God the truth in prayer, and choosing community that sharpens rather than flatters. Tylan shares how fear once kept him from using his gifts, and why obedience opened capacity, favor, and peace. Together, we unpack how delay can be divine, why private victories prepare public assignments, and how pruning forms patience and strength when life pressures peak. The message is practical and personal: your gifts aren’t trophies; they’re tools to serve people and bring God glory.

We also touch the tension between belief and behavior. Belonging to God rests on promise and faith, yet real faith reshapes our steps. Fruit becomes the evidence—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control—especially under pressure. If you’ve been trying to look ready instead of living ready, this talk will help you trade image for intimacy and excuses for stewardship.

Listen if you’re hungry to grow, tired of surface-level religion, or wondering how to make your yes to God practical. Then share it with someone who needs a nudge to pick up their lamp and start filling it. Subscribe, rate, and leave a review to help more listeners find the show—and tell us: what’s one habit you’ll change this week to keep your lamp burning?