3AM PRAYER
The God that sees us, we thank You for the gifts, talents, abilities, wisdom, and strength You have placed within us.
LORD, help us to know our strength. Open our eyes to see what You have deposited in us. Help us recognize the gifts we have overlooked, the abilities we have underestimated, and the potential we have not yet discovered.
Father, do not allow us to waste our gifts in places that do not value them, or spend our energy on things You have not called us to pursue.
Teach us not to compare our strength with that of others. Help us understand that what You have given us is unique and purposeful. Give us confidence to walk boldly in our own assignment without jealousy, fear, insecurity, or self-doubt.
Father, we’re weak, lack knowledge, courage and direction. Strengthen us. teach us, give us boldness and guide us.
May we not die with our gifts unused. May we not spend our lives doing what we were never created to do. Reveal our purpose, sharpen our abilities, and position us where our strength will make a difference.
Give us the wisdom to know when to speak and when to be silent, when to fight and when to walk away, when to lead and when to support, when to wait and when to move.
Our father let every hidden strength within us come alive. Let our gifts make room for us. Let our abilities create opportunities. Let our efforts produce extraordinary results.
We declare that we will discover our strength, understand our purpose, and use our gifts wisely. We will not waste our potential. We will not live beneath what You have placed inside us.
In Jesus’ mighty name we have prayed,
Amen. 🙏🏽
#MukyalaTusimbudde
A praying wife:
Every wife carries the mandate to be her husband’s prayer warrior. A wife should pray for her husband because marriage is more than companionship, it is a spiritual partnership. Your husband needs wisdom, strength, protection, discernment, grace, and the right heart to lead and love his family well, and most times prayer helps that.
Praying for him is not about controlling him or changing him into the person you want him to be, it is about entrusting him to God and asking God to strengthen the man you have been called to walk alongside and mould him into His perfect vessel, may not be you best version, but through prayer you receive the grace to love the version aligned in God.
Wife: Pray for the strength of your husband’s faith, character, decisions, work, friendships, health, purity, leadership, and relationship with God. And when you cannot find the right words, simply say, “Lord, guide my husband, protect him, strengthen him, and help him become all You have called him to be.”
“The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective.” (James 5:16)
There are moments when words simply fail us. Wicknell leaving this earth is one of those moments.
He was far more than a generous giver. He became our brother, our friend, submitted protege & family. His presence brought warmth, laughter, kindness, & unforgettable memories into our lives. His absence has left a silence that words cannot fill.
He left this world alongside his beloved wife, Lulu, the two pilots, and his wife's aide. Five precious lives were taken so suddenly, leaving behind families carrying a grief that cannot be measured. Our hearts are with every family mourning this unimaginable loss.
Through the tears, we choose Jesus. We choose faith when we cannot understand. We choose hope when our hearts are broken. We did not lose them-Heaven received them.
Wicknell understood something profound: true wealth is not measured by what we possess, but by the lives we touch and the blessings we become to others. He gave generously to the work of the Lord and quietly lifted countless people through his compassion & generosity.
For us, this loss is deeply personal. Our children called him UNCLE, and he truly became their uncle. He loved them, cared about their lives, celebrated their achievements, and became woven into the story of our family. Those memories are now treasures we will carry forever.
I wish I could say goodbye one more time. I wish I could have one more conversation, hear one more laugh, and tell him once again how much he meant to us.
But I know Jesus. And because I know Him, I know this is not the end.
Rest well, Uncle Wicknell
Rest well, Lulu.
Rest well Senelisiwe Magagula
Rest well Captain Kelvin T. Soda
Rest well Captain Courage Mutavirwa
You are loved. You are cherished. You are family.
And you will never, ever be forgotten.
Until Rapture
With all our love,
Prophet Uebert & BeBe Angel
@SizweDhlomo@UncleCul@StaggaSays@Lemonka Once did a paramedic course but the minute they said i must collect body parts from a scene i knew i wasted my parents money.
@M_Jay94 I hope this is not the beginning of war within the factions, because the Zim we witnessed growing economical will just come to an end before time..
God says to you:
I am calling you to lift your eyes beyond what you see now. Do not reduce My purpose for your life to what you have in your hands today. I will make your voice reach places you still cannot imagine and I will use what I prophesied to bring My truth to people who would never enter a church of their own free will. I will not seek recognition for what I do through you. I will know how to carry your message further than your strength. Remain available, I want to turn your obedience into a door for others to know Me.
The story of Ananias and Sapphira is one of the most sobering accounts in the New Testament.
They lived under the New Covenant, in the dispensation of grace. Yet their story reminds us that grace does not mean God has stopped being holy, and God's mercy should never be mistaken for permission to deliberately sin.
Ananias and Sapphira sold a piece of property and decided to keep part of the money for themselves. There was nothing wrong with keeping part of the money. Peter made it clear that the property belonged to them and that they were free to decide what to do with it.
The problem was that they lied.
They presented part of the money as though it were the full amount they had received from the sale.
Peter said to Ananias:
«“You have not lied to people but to God.”»
— Acts 5:4
When Ananias heard these words, he fell down and died.
Three hours later, his wife Sapphira came in. Peter gave her an opportunity to tell the truth. She repeated the same lie.
Peter said:
«“How could you conspire to test the Spirit of the Lord?”»
Immediately, she fell at his feet and died.
— Acts 5:9–10
Think about that.
This was not the Old Testament.
This was the New Testament.
This was after the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
This was in the early Church.
And the Holy Spirit was present.
Their story should cause every believer to examine their heart.
Sometimes people think, “I can do whatever I want. God is gracious. God will forgive me.”
Yes, God is gracious.
Yes, God forgives those who genuinely repent.
But grace is not a license to live in deliberate disobedience.
The fact that God has not judged you immediately does not mean He approves of what you are doing.
The fact that you have lied and nothing happened does not mean lying has become acceptable.
The fact that you have stolen and nobody discovered you does not mean God did not see it.
The fact that you have deceived people and escaped the consequences does not mean you have escaped God's knowledge.
God sees what people don't see.
You may deceive a pastor.
You may deceive your spouse.
You may deceive your parents.
You may deceive your friends.
You may deceive an entire congregation.
But you cannot deceive God.
Hebrews 4:13 says:
«“Nothing in all creation is hidden from God’s sight.”»
There is therefore a warning in the story of Ananias and Sapphira:
Do not abuse grace.
Romans 6:1–2 asks:
«“Shall we go on sinning so that grace may increase? By no means!”»
Grace should produce gratitude, obedience, holiness and reverence for God—not a careless attitude toward sin.
We must also be careful not to turn this story into a formula that says every person who sins will immediately die physically. Scripture does not teach that every act of dishonesty receives an immediate physical judgment like Ananias and Sapphira.
But their story demonstrates something serious:
God is not fooled by hypocrisy.
There are consequences to rebellion against God, even when those consequences are not immediate or visible.
So don't wait until judgment comes to take God seriously.
Repent while there is still time.
Turn away from deliberate sin.
Make things right where you have wronged people.
Return what you have stolen.
Tell the truth.
Walk in integrity.
Fear God.
And never interpret God's patience as God's approval.
God is love, but God is also holy.
The same God who extends mercy is the same God who sees the heart.
“Do not be deceived: God cannot be mocked.”
— Galatians 6:7
Grace is available. Mercy is available. Forgiveness is available. But never mistake grace for permission to continue living in sin.
@sheilatebra I literally came on X to check if you had posted before I started my 12pm prayer. Your posts inspire me in so many ways, and I genuinely find joy in reading them. I pray that God continues to bless you with wisdom that never runs dry, because you share so much of it with us. 🙏🏽❤️
I love how David was so detailed with his curses. 😭
Man didn’t just say “God, deal with my enemies.” He came with a full specification.
David really said, “Break their teeth, O God.”
Not just “deal with them.” He even identified the body part. 😭
David never gave God vague instructions. 😂
He had specific deliverables concerning his enemies.
David: “Let their way be dark and slippery.”
Me: This man wanted both spiritual and physical inconvenience. 😭
David lost me when he said, “May their children be fatherless.” 😭 David, please calm down. They only offended YOU.
I found a prayer in Hosea 7:9 this morning that spoke to me…“Strangers have devoured his strength, and he knows it not.” Lord, please don’t let me become so accustomed to surviving that I fail to notice when something is slowly consuming me. Open my eyes to the things I have normalized simply because they have been happening for so long. The conversations that always leave me drained. The relationships where I am constantly pouring and rarely replenished.
 The environments that have made me smaller, little by little. The responsibilities I keep calling “fine” because I have learned how to carry them. The version of myself I keep abandoning just to keep everything else together. Lord, let me notice. Let me notice when I am no longer as joyful as I used to be. When I have become unusually tired. When I have started calling numbness “peace.” When I have stopped expecting better because disappointment has become familiar.
When something is eating away at me slowly enough that I can still function, but deeply enough that I am no longer fully alive. I don’t want to discover too late that I have spent years losing pieces of myself and calling it life. Give me the courage to acknowledge what is costing me before it consumes me. Lord, let me not be the last person to notice that I am disappearing. Amen.🙏