UP at Midnight w/ Janice, Prayer & Teaching: Recent Episodes

Janice Sanders

Prayer, worship, and teaching that ignites a culture of prayer and intimacy with God

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In Jewish History, if the watchmen were caught sleeping, the temple guards would often strike them or strip them of their garments. Their assignment was essential to the security of their city and, ultimately, the nation. There is a call to the Watchmen. Don't fall asleep. Stay awake and be not ashamed. Rev. 16:15 shows us this picture: "Behold, I come as a thief. Blessed is he that watcheth, and keepeth his garments, lest he walk naked, and they see his shame."

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One of the biggest misconceptions concerning the anointing of God is that the oil is for others more than it is for YOURSELF. In the story of the virgins, each virgin had to have enough oil for HERSELF first. The oil was a part of her own preparation.

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Let me share a story with you that shows a picture of how when we sincerely bring God what we have to offer, He does beyond what we could ever do because His ways and thoughts are so much higher than ours.

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Purim to Passover - a short clip of teaching from midnight prayer.

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The Greek word for "Rejoice" in Philippians 4:4 is the word "Chairos" which indicates 'leaning towards God.'

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This episode kicks off our personal midnight waiting & listening times during the month of February on Friday nights.

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God loves to visit us. God loves to call out to us. God loves for us to respond. God loves to introduce Himself and His nature – reveal Himself…and He loves to release blessing over our present and into our future. (Ref: Genesis 46:3)

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In this episode, I share about a great exchange and interaction mentioned in 1 Thessalonians 5:17.

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Let me introduce you to two Hebrew words that are introduced to us in Genesis 1:2 that came to the deep and waters when there was no form.

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Short teachings, worship, and prayer that release a culture of prayer and partnership with God