Something’s Happening in the Boiler Room!
Something’s Happening in the Boiler Room!
Martin Kim · Feb 8 3 minute read

Many are learning how to pray as they hear the prayers of others. And many are experiencing revival which is the renewal of spiritual life and the resurrection from spiritual death. People that come to the Boiler Room say they are blessed, refreshed, and changed by the experience of united prayer. Here are seven testimonies that sum it up best:

Daily Discipleship
Daily Discipleship
Helmut Haubeil · Feb 2 7 minute read

Jesus said that discipleship is a daily matter. To deny oneself means giving Jesus the control over my life. Carrying a cross doesn’t mean that we will have difficulties every day. Here it means: to daily deny our egos and...

A Gentle Whisper
A Gentle Whisper
Melissa Barclay · Jan 27 6 minute read

I think God prefaced the sound of the gentle whisper with the bright noise to provide contrast and recall to Elijah the memory of how God spoke to him. Elijah knew the gentle whisper like an intimate friend. He had been seeing and hearing God through the gentle whisper for years. However, the stress and chaos became so loud he had a case of amnesia until…

Conviction
Conviction
Lisa Lothian · Jan 24 4 minute read

Conviction. That is a powerful word. Conviction is a firmly held belief or opinion. It drives one’s purpose in life and directs one’s worldview. It undergirds the fortitude needed to stand for what you believe in when no one else shares that belief. It pushes through obstacles because something in you believes it’s worth fighting for. Conviction drove...

A Storm is Coming!
A Storm is Coming!
Faith M. Connovich · Dec 31 3 minute read

“Did I just dream that or did that really happen?” I thought to myself. That was so real! Everything I saw was colorful and like it was actually happening. Has this ever happened to you? A few weeks ago, I had a dream that I’ve often...

Praying with Purpose
Praying with Purpose
Lisa Lothian · Dec 17 4 minute read

What makes ordinary people extraordinary? Recently, I read an article about the many qualities that do this. First on the list — aim, vision, and...

Pray for Me!
Pray for Me!
Jaël Naomie · Dec 7 3 minute read

Please pray for me! I have been admitted to the hospital, and the surgery is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. Please pray for a successful surgery.

Preparing for Persecution!
Preparing for Persecution!
Melody Mason · Dec 2 6 minute read

For most of my life here in the West, I’ve been surrounded by peace, not persecution. And I never really thought too much about what it might look like to suffer for my faith. One day, a number of months ago, as I thought about my own spiritual weaknesses, I started praying that God would prepare me...

The Boiler Room
The Boiler Room
Martin Kim · Nov 29 2 minute read

Can you imagine what would happen if there was continual humbling of heart and supplication for the out-pouring of the Holy Spirit 24 hours a day for a whole month? During the month of December there will be 48 half hour sessions of earnest prayer 24 hours a day for the whole month!

Praying to Wait
Praying to Wait
Lisa Lothian · Nov 17 4 minute read

As a nurse with many years of experience, I have sat at the bedside of dying patients. More than once, I was in the presence of families of faith who hoped that something miraculous would happen for their loved ones. They prayed. They waited. They couldn’t see that hidden from their perception Jesus was working out something deeper, richer, and more miraculous than they could imagine.

Garden Lessons About Prayer & Faith
Garden Lessons About Prayer & Faith
Lisa Lothian · Oct 14 4 minute read

To my surprise, despite the appearance and reality of all the weeds, I was able to harvest a huge garbage bag full of various beautiful vegetables! It was so much more than I had expected. I just had to look past the weeds. When I brought everything inside and began cooking dinner, emotion overtook me as God spoke to my heart and reminded...

A Broken Heart for the Lost
A Broken Heart for the Lost
Melody Mason · Sep 20 6 minute read

“Praying Hyde” had such an all-consuming burden for the salvation of souls that he would not stop praying until God brought another soul, and then another, to the truth. At one time, he was convicted that he needed to pray for at least one soul a day for the following year. It was an extraordinary prayer challenge, and some even mocked his goal . . .