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Well Done - Go Deeper

Posted by Timothy Ross on February 15, 2026 at 7:29am

Well Done Go Deeper in your prayer live. Pray without seeking. Message from Lisa Nova from Australia 

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Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God; and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:6-7

Prayer Changes Everything

Because it releases God’s wisdom into your circumstances.

We often treat prayer like a last resort.

Something we reach for when we’ve exhausted our strength, our ideas, and our control.

But prayer was never meant to be our backup plan.

It’s the doorway to divine wisdom, peace, and power.

“If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all liberally and without reproach, and it will be given to him.” James 1:5

Prayer invites God into the center of our reality.

It’s how we surrender our limited understanding and receive His infinite wisdom.

And when God’s wisdom enters a situation, everything changes.

Why Does Prayer Matter?

Because when you pray, you are:

• Seeking God's will above your own.
• Aligning your heart with Heaven’s perspective.
• Opening your life to His counsel, correction, and comfort.

“In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths.” Proverbs 3:6

You may not see the answer immediately.

The situation may still look the same.

But prayer begins a shift not just around you, but within you.

It renews your mind, calms your heart and unlocks wisdom.

And it reminds you that you are not alone.

When You Don’t Know What to Do…

Sometimes we don’t need more information, we need revelation. True, right??

God’s wisdom is holy instruction.

It leads to peace when the world says panic.
Says, “wait,” when the flesh says, “act.”
Gives strength when you want to give up.

So pray.

Pray like it matters because it does.
Pray like God is listening, because He is.
And pray knowing this: you never leave prayer the same.

Prayer
Lord, I confess that I often run to solutions before I run to You. But today, I pause and pray.
I ask for Your wisdom to lead me, correct me, and strengthen me. Guide my decisions. Calm my anxious thoughts. Replace confusion with clarity. Your ways are higher than mine, and I trust You. In Jesus’ name, AMEN.

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The Media Fast

Posted by Timothy Ross on February 7, 2026 at 7:29am

Social Media Fasting for a Week Reduces Depression by 25 Percent | The Epoch Times

 

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"Cutting social media use to just 30 minutes a day can reduce depression symptoms by nearly 25 percent in young adults within a single week, research suggests."

 

“diversify their portfolio” by engaging in real-world activities beyond social media

 

 

Reducing Screen Time

“When it comes to the concept of a digital detox, it is important to also recognize that electronic screens are a reality in the day-to-day life of most young adults,” Sovec said. He advises parents to have open, honest conversations about their concerns over excessive use and to collaborate with their child on creating a screen-use plan.
Sovec recommends the following practical strategies:
  • Start by cutting screen time by 25 percent for everyone in the household.
  • Avoid phone use for one hour before bedtime.
  • Try a screen-free hour after school and fill it with activities involving friends or family, such as visiting a park or reading together.
  • Choose one day each week to take a complete break from screens.
  • Spend time outdoors or engage in face-to-face game nights.
He said that such interactions can help create relaxing experiences and social connections, serving as a way to calm the mind and feed the spirit.
 
 
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Fasting - The Call for February 2026, Feb 2 to 22nd, Prayer & Fasting 
 
 
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Christian fasting is the voluntary abstinence from food (and sometimes drink) for spiritual purposes, such as drawing closer to God, seeking guidance, repentance, or strengthening prayer. Rooted in the Bible—modeled by Jesus and the early church—it is a discipline to subdue the flesh and focus on spiritual growth. Common practices include one-day, three-day, or partial fasts (like the Daniel Fast), often observed during Lent. 
Key Aspects of Christian Fasting
    • Purpose: Primarily to humble oneself before God, not to manipulate a divine response, and to gain spiritual strength.
    • Types of Fasts:
       
    • Normal Fast: No food, only water.
    • Absolute Fast: No food or water (usually short-term).
    • Partial Fast: Omitting specific foods (e.g., Daniel Fast: no meat, sweets, or alcohol) or eating only during certain hours.
    • Non-food Fast: Abstaining from things like technology or intimacy (1 Corinthians 7:5).
  • Biblical Examples: Jesus fasted 40 days in the wilderness. Others include Moses, Elijah, Esther, and the early church (Acts 13:2).
  • When to Fast: Often practiced during Lent (especially Ash Wednesday and Good Friday), during times of spiritual crisis, or to seek direction.
  • How to Fast: Jesus taught that fasting should be private, not for show (Matthew 6:16-18). It should be accompanied by prayer and, as noted in Isaiah 58, accompanied by works of justice and charity. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Important Considerations
  • Safety: The body should be prepared and broken from a fast gradually, especially after a 21-day fast, starting with light soups or fruit.
  • Heart Attitude: The focus should be on repentance and seeking God, rather than just the physical act of skipping meals. 
 
 
For more information, you can visit Desiring God, C.S. Lewis Institute, and Cru.org for guides. 
 
 
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Well Done Statement Daily Rhythm Prayer

Posted by Timothy Ross on February 4, 2026 at 4:02am

https://www.spreaker.com/episode/well-done-statement-daily-prayer-rythms--69770767

 

April 15,2025

Pastors message 

We all struggle, we all have to complete the journey…. I practice 3 small rhythms to anchor my soul. (Mini version) 1. Mornings: Before my feet hit the floor, I whisper a short prayer like: “Jesus, help me carry only what You’ve asked of me today.” 2. Midday Reset (5 minutes): I step outside, breathe deeply, say nothing, and just let myself be. 3. Evenings: I thank God out loud for one thing from the day—even if it’s small. Then remind myself: “I don’t have to solve everything tonight.” Read this as a declaration over yourself… Today, I don’t have to do it all. I don’t have to fix everything. I only need to walk in what God has placed in front of me. I am not defined by how much I produce. My value is not measured by busyness. I am loved by God—fully, deeply, right now. Even if the day is full, I will find space to breathe. I will pause to be still. I will notice the good. I will let grace lead, not guilt. Jesus is with me in this. He’s not asking me to run on empty. He is my strength, my peace, my wisdom, and my rest. I will lead from a place of love—not pressure. I will trust that God is working, even in the things I can’t control. I don’t have to carry what isn’t mine. And what is mine—I don’t carry alone. Your BEST days are ALWAYS just ahead…. Keep moving. Pastor JrR #ResurrectionSundayIsOnTheWay #HeIsRisen #HeConqueredDeath

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Well Done Statement -3 - Prayer

Posted by Timothy Ross on February 2, 2026 at 8:45am

https://www.spreaker.com/episode/well-done-statement-3-prayer--69738918

 

"Prayer"

 

Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God; and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:6-7

 

Prayer changes everything because it releases God’s wisdom into your circumstances.

 

We often treat prayer like a last resort.

 

Something we reach for when we’ve exhausted our strength, our ideas, and our control.

 

But prayer was never meant to be our backup plan.

 

It’s the doorway to divine wisdom, peace, and power.

 

“If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all liberally and without reproach, and it will be given to him.” James 1:5

 

Prayer invites God into the center of our reality.

 

It’s how we surrender our limited understanding and receive His infinite wisdom.

 

And when God’s wisdom enters a situation, everything changes.

 

Why Does Prayer Matter?

 

Because when you pray, you are:

 

• Seeking God's will above your own.

• Aligning your heart with Heaven’s perspective.

• Opening your life to His counsel, correction, and comfort.

 

“In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths.” Proverbs 3:6

 

You may not see the answer immediately.

 

The situation may still look the same.

 

But prayer begins a shift not just around you, but within you.

 

It renews your mind, calms your heart and unlocks wisdom.

 

And it reminds you that you are not alone.

 

When You Don’t Know What to Do…

 

Sometimes we don’t need more information, we need revelation. True, right??

 

God’s wisdom is holy instruction.

 

It leads to peace when the world says panic.

Says, “wait,” when the flesh says, “act.”

Gives strength when you want to give up.

 

So pray.

 

Pray like it matters because it does.

Pray like God is listening, because He is.

And pray knowing this: you never leave prayer the same.

 

Prayer

Lord, I confess that I often run to solutions before I run to You. But today, I pause and pray.

I ask for Your wisdom to lead me, correct me, and strengthen me. Guide my decisions. Calm my anxious thoughts. Replace confusion with clarity. Your ways are higher than mine, and I trust You. In Jesus’ name, AMEN.

 

Want to go deeper in your walk with God?

 

My book "Sin the Great Joker" reveals the importance of a life led by God’s Word and grounded in His truth.

 

✅️ Gift yourself a copy today and stand firm on your faith journey of wisdom, freedom, and purpose.

 

Grace and peace be yours in abundance.

 

Liz Nova

 

www.sinthegreatjoker.com

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