Janet Molodecki

“Prayer becomes transformational when we embrace the original and enduring context for all praying. A worship-based approach fixes our heart first on the majesty of God, the person of Christ, the purity of His Word – and excites within us an appetite for Him. Our very motives for prayer are changed and elevated beyond anything merely earthly. Our heart is renewed with a longing for His glory.”
― Daniel Henderson, Transforming Prayer

“Be careful of limiting God. There are different anointings for different seasons of time, for what you are called to do. It is not like there is one anointing.   – Randy Clark”
― Julia C. Loren, Claim your Anointing

“There is always someone in need in the church. There is always someone in need of a blessing. We tend to help those around us who are our friends, but without realizing it, we push of the needs of those who aren’t –even though they are our family in Christ. But before you ever knew Christ He sacrificed Himself for you. Before He ever had a relationship with you,”
― Adam Houge, NOT A BOOK: The 7 Spiritual Habits That Will Change Your Life Forever

“Worship-based prayer seeks the face of God before the hand of God. God’s face is the essence of who He is. God’s hand is the blessing of what He does. God’s face represents His person and presence. God’s hand expresses His provision for needs in our lives. I have learned that if all we ever do is seek God’s hand, we may miss His face; but if we seek His face, He will be glad to open His hand and satisfy the deepest desires of our hearts.”
― Daniel Henderson, Transforming Prayer