Pueblo Incense House of Prayer

03/05/2026

We’re incredibly grateful for all of our Kingdom Connections. Each of these leaders is faithfully influencing either ministry or the marketplace, and it’s an honor for us to stand with them in prayer.

At Pueblo Incense House of Prayer, we see ourselves as an extension of the prayer department for the ministries and businesses we’re connected to. Through real relationships, we gather prayer requests, share praise reports, and mobilize our prayer community to intercede for their mission, leadership, and impact.

We believe prayer was never meant to be isolated, it’s meant to be relational and collaborative in the Kingdom of God.

“Brothers and sisters, pray for us.” — 1 Thessalonians 5:25

The Apostle Paul consistently invited other believers into his mission through prayer. Kingdom work advances best when we carry one another in prayer.

“I always pray with joy because of your partnership in the gospel.” — Philippians 1:4–5

Prayer is one of the most meaningful ways we partner together in the work of God.

To every leader we’re connected with, thank you for trusting us with your prayer needs. It’s a privilege to stand with you.

03/03/2026

Thank you to everyone who participated in our calendar fundraiser! Congratulations

02/26/2026

Are you still pursuing the prophetic? Here’s why you should be. 🔥

The gift of prophecy isn’t fringe — it’s a biblical command.

In 1 Corinthians 14:1, we’re told to earnestly desire spiritual gifts, especially prophecy.

And in 1 Thessalonians 5:20, the Word is clear: “Do not despise prophecies.” So why do so many believers shy away from it?

Here are 5 reasons to keep pursuing the prophetic:
01. The Bible commands us to desire it
02. Prophecy communicates God’s heart
03. Prophecy builds unity & love in the Church
04. Prophecy reshapes how we see people
05. Prophecy calls out the budding fruit in you

God still speaks. God still sees you. God still cares about you.

The prophetic isn’t about performance — it’s about partnership with the Holy Spirit to edify, exhort, and comfort the body of Christ.

We’re not called to ignore this gift. We’re called to pursue it, steward it, and let it strengthen the body of Christ. 🙏

02/24/2026

Music isn’t a crutch. It’s biblical infrastructure for your prayer meeting.

From the moment Jubal picked up the first instrument in Genesis to the 150 psalms David wrote as a manual for worship — God has never been silent about the role of music in His presence.

David didn’t just sing casually. He built a tabernacle where worship never stopped. 24/7. Singers and musicians assigned before the ark. That wasn’t a performance. That was a posture.

And Paul didn’t suggest it — he instructed it.
“Speaking to one another in psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord.” — Ephesians 5:19

“Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly... teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs.” — Colossians 3:16

Music isn’t a warm-up act for the “real” part of your service. It IS ministry. It shifts atmospheres, breaks chains, invites the Holy Spirit, and aligns your heart before you ever bow your head.

Heaven itself is saturated in it. Revelation shows us the 24 elders with harps, new songs, endless worship around the throne.

If it’s that central in eternity — maybe it deserves more than 2 songs before the announcements.

🎵 Don’t minimize what God has always maximized.

02/23/2026

Raise your hand if you've ever left a prayer meeting thinking "...that was rough." 🙋
Yeah. Us too.

We just published a full guide on why prayer meetings die and how to bring them back to life with one simple framework.
It's called Adore, Align & Agree — and it will change how you lead prayer.

Go read it. Then send it to whoever leads your prayer group. They need this. 👇

Are your prayer meetings falling flat? You're not alone. Whether you lead a church small group, a ministry team, or a workplace prayer circle, most prayer meeting leaders struggle with the same frustrating problem: low engagement, poor attendance, and an overall "dry" atmosphere that leaves everyone...

02/19/2026

What happens when prayer leaders and marketplace leaders come into strategic partnership?

At Pueblo Incense House of Prayer, our Kingdom Connections Initiative exists to serve Christian business owners, ministry leaders, and influencers through intentional, consistent, strategic prayer.

We believe God places kingdom assignments inside the hearts of leaders in the marketplace and ministry. Through relational partnership, prophetic encouragement, and unified intercession, we rally around those assignments so they can experience breakthrough, clarity, wisdom, and supernatural favor.

We currently serve over 20 ministry leaders and Christian entrepreneurs through structured prayer appointments, ongoing intercession, and kingdom collaboration.

If you’re a:
• Christian business owner
• Marketplace leader
• Pastor or ministry leader
• House of Prayer leader
• Entrepreneur of faith

And you’re looking for:
• Strategic prayer support
• Kingdom partnership
• Christian community in your corner
• Spiritual support for your leadership
• Prayer for your business or ministry

We would love to connect.

Or, if you lead a prayer ministry and want to build meaningful relationships with leaders in your city and pray strategically for regional impact, reach out to us.

Kingdom advancement happens through unity, agreement, and partnership.

02/13/2026

When we come to the secret place, we need to come primarily to listen.

Prayer isn’t just about what we say — it’s about creating space to hear God’s voice.
In the secret place, we slow down, quiet distractions, and posture our hearts to receive direction, comfort, and truth.

Listening prayer builds intimacy with God.
Listening prayer brings clarity.
Listening prayer transforms how we live, lead, and love others.

If you’ve felt stuck in prayer, maybe the invitation isn’t to pray louder or longer — maybe it’s to listen deeper.

At PIHOP, we believe powerful prayer starts with presence, not performance.

What helps you slow down and listen when you pray?

02/11/2026

02/11/2026

Hey. Go sit down and spend some time with Jesus.

02/09/2026

Prophecy in the New Testament is meant to edify, exhort, and comfort — not shame, expose, or embarrass people.

In this podcast clip, we talk about the prophetic culture we believe Jesus models. God doesn’t ignore sin, but He also doesn’t define people by their worst moment. He speaks to who they are becoming. He highlights the budding fruit. He calls out destiny. He points to where He is leading them.

Healthy prophetic ministry looks beyond shortcomings and speaks life, hope, and direction. When we prophesy this way, we partner with what God is growing in someone — not just what He is pruning.

If you’ve ever been hurt by prophetic words used as correction without love, we want you to know: the heart of God is always restoration.

At PIHOP, we’re committed to building a prophetic culture that reflects the heart of Jesus — one that strengthens people and calls them higher.

Save this if you’re hungry to grow in healthy prophetic ministry.

Share this with someone who needs encouragement today, and check out the full conversation at the link in our bio!

02/09/2026

In our prayer room, we don’t just fill time — we build relationship with God.

Our framework is simple and deeply biblical:
Adore. Align. Agree.

ADORE – We fix our eyes on who God is before we focus on what we need.
ALIGN – We let His Word and His heart reshape our perspective.
AGREE – We partner with what Heaven is saying and doing.

Prayer isn’t meant to be dry, rushed, or confusing.
It’s meant to be alive, relational, and powerful.

If you’ve ever felt stuck in prayer, maybe you don’t need more effort — Maybe you just need a clearer pathway.

This is how we pray.
This is how we host God’s presence.
This is how we build sustainable, enjoyable prayer lives.