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Prophetic prayer is simply another way of listening to God. The Scriptures portray prayer as a kind of relationship: Sometimes we talk, sometimes we ask, sometimes we sit in silence — and sometimes we even hear God speak something back. Prophetic prayer is one expression of that relationship. Prophecy, in the biblical sense, is hearing and speaking God’s heart on behalf of an individual or group. It’s not dramatic or mystical; it’s usually subtle, quiet, and familiar. Often,

For years, I noticed how powerfully God worked during moments of prayer with people at church — a quiet conversation after service, a small group gathering, or simply listening for the Spirit’s guidance on someone’s behalf. But I didn’t want this to happen only on Sundays. I found myself longing to pray more often, more intentionally, and for more people. I wanted a way for anyone — not just those physically near me — to reach out when they needed encouragement or a sense of

If you choose to share a request, I will listen. I will pray. I will wait on the Spirit. To listen to God for the sake of others, pray faithfully over every request, and speak encouragement that aligns with Scripture and reflects God’s love. You don’t have to carry what you’re carrying alone. God sees you. God loves you. And it is an honor to pray for you. Whether you’re seeking wisdom, healing, breakthrough, or comfort, it is an honor to stand with you in prayer. My Values •