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18/09/2026
18/09/2026

*THE CHALLENGE OF* *THE ONE MAN*

Are you the one man in Ezekiel 22:30?

These are things you may face.

You may have to stand alone.

You may have to pray when others are sleeping.

You may have to believe when others have lost hope.

You may have to carry a burden others cannot see.

You may be misunderstood.

You may become weary.

You may see little immediate change.

You may have to keep standing when you feel like sitting down.

But when God is looking for someone to stand in the gap,

WILL HE FIND YOU?

“I sought for a man among them… that should make up the hedge, and stand in the gap before me for the land…” — Ezekiel 22:30

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DWELLING IN THE SECRET PLACE

📖 Psalm 91:1–2 — NKJV
“He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High
Shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.
I will say of the LORD, ‘He is my refuge and my fortress;
My God, in Him I will trust.’”

There is a place called the secret place.

It is called secret because not everyone discovers it, and not everyone is willing to remain there.

It is a place of intimacy, communion, prayer, total surrender, and fellowship with God.

The secret place is not a geographical location.

It is not a physical place you travel to.

It is a spiritual place of deep relationship with God.

And here is the key: you don't merely visit the secret place—you dwell there.

You don't run there only when trouble comes. You dwell there so that when trouble comes, you are already positioned under His covering.

The secret place is not an emergency shelter; it is a permanent dwelling place.

Before David stood before Goliath publicly, he had already encountered God privately.

The strength to face Goliath was developed in the secret place.

Many battles linger because we are trying to fight publicly with strength we have not developed privately.

Dwelling in the secret place brings us under the shadow of the Almighty.

You must be close to come under someone's shadow.

The shadow of the Almighty tells us that the Almighty is near.

What we cannot protect, God covers.

What we cannot handle, God handles.

What we cannot see, God sees.

The secret place is a place of divine covering, divine strength, divine direction, and divine confidence.

When you dwell there, you develop a confidence that says:

“He is my refuge.
He is my fortress.
My God—I will trust Him.”

Danger may come, but it will not have the final word over my life.

Fear may knock, but faith will answer.

The world has become increasingly noisy.

There is confusion all around us, competing voices, distractions, demands, and pressures.

We must return to the secret place.

We must learn to withdraw from the noise so that we can hear the voice of God clearly.

This is the season to return to the secret place.

Before you speak for God, hear from God.

Before you represent Him publicly, know Him privately.

Before you engage in public warfare, develop strength in private worship.

Let your private life with God become the source of your public life before men.

In private worship, develop strength for public warfare.

Don't make the secret place an occasional destination.

Make it your habitation.

Dwell there.

Abide there.

Stay there.

Remain within the reach of the Almighty.

The safest place to be in uncertain times is in the presence of God.

🙏 PRAYER

Lord, draw me into the secret place.

Teach me to dwell there and abide there.

Deliver me from every distraction that competes for my attention and affection.

Take me deeper in prayer.

Take me deeper in worship.

Take me deeper in Your Word.

Let my prayer life become deeper.

Let my faith become stronger.

Let my fellowship with You become more intimate.

May my private walk with You become the source of my strength in public.

Let me dwell in the secret place and abide under the shadow of the Almighty.

In Jesus' mighty name,
Amen.

“He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.” — Psalm 91:1

Apostle Tina Suwa writes from Nigeria.

01/09/2026

CAN ANY WORK FOR GOD BE DONE WITHOUT PRAYER?

Prayer is the foundation of our service to God.

We can preach, teach, sing, give, evangelize, lead, organize programs and serve in the house of God—but without prayer, our labour can become mere human activity.

Jesus said:

“Without me ye can do nothing.” — John 15:5

Prayer is how we acknowledge that we cannot do God's work with human strength alone.

We need His wisdom, His power, His direction and His grace.

Even Jesus, though fully God, deliberately made prayer a priority.

He often withdrew to solitary places to pray.

Before major moments in His earthly ministry, He prayed.

If Jesus prayed, how much more should we?

The disciples understood this. They did not ask Jesus,

“Teach us how to preach.” They asked:

“Lord, teach us to pray.” — Luke 11:1

Why?

Because they understood that effective ministry flows from a prayerful life.

Prayer is not an activity we add to ministry.

Prayer is the engine room of ministry.

We pray before we serve, so that we don't serve in our own strength.

We pray while we serve, so that we remain sensitive to the Holy Spirit.

We pray after we serve, because only God can preserve the fruit of our labour.

The Bible says:

“Not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit, saith the LORD.” — Zechariah 4:6

You may have the gift, but prayer keeps the gift yielded to God.

You may have the platform, but prayer keeps your heart at the altar.

You may have experience, but prayer keeps you dependent on God.

Never become so busy doing the work of God that you stop talking to the God of the work.

Before the pulpit, pray.

Before the assignment, pray.

Before the meeting, pray.

Before making decisions, pray.

Before stepping into spiritual battle, pray.

The work may be in your hands, but the power must come from God.

🔥 PRAYER IS NOT PREPARATION FOR THE WORK—PRAYER IS PART OF THE WORK.

Lord, make us servants who do not merely work for You, but walk with You, hear You, depend on You and pray to You.

May our service flow from the secret place.

May our labour carry the fragrance of prayer.

And may everything we do for You bring glory to Your name.
Amen.

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