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  • The seven gifts of the Holy Spirit—(WEEK17) Fear of the Lord | (WONDER AND AWE) Embrace the Majesty

    The seven gifts of the Holy Spirit—(WEEK17) Fear of the Lord | (WONDER AND AWE) Embrace the Majesty
    Apr 27 2026
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    41 mins
  • - WEEK 16_ Piety (Reverence)-One of the 7 Gifts of the Holy Spirit _ Living a life of devotion, worship, gratitude, and awe before God

    - WEEK 16_ Piety (Reverence)-One of the 7 Gifts of the Holy Spirit _ Living a life of devotion, worship, gratitude, and awe before God
    Apr 27 2026
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    46 mins
  • Da Visionary Queen Angela Thomas Smith - HOUR OF P.O.W..E.R WITH QUEEN ANGELA _ Week 15_ Fortitude and Knowledge That Accompany Grief

    Da Visionary Queen Angela Thomas Smith - HOUR OF P.O.W..E.R WITH QUEEN ANGELA _ Week 15_ Fortitude and Knowledge That Accompany Grief
    Apr 27 2026
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    32 mins
  • - WEEK 14 FRUIT OF THE HOLY SPIRIT- WISE COUNSEL-GOD'S COUNSEL HOUR OF P.O.W.E.R. WITH DA QUEEN 2026- 52 week Journey to stay F.O.C.U.S.ed

    - WEEK 14 FRUIT OF THE HOLY SPIRIT- WISE COUNSEL-GOD'S COUNSEL HOUR OF P.O.W.E.R. WITH DA QUEEN 2026- 52 week Journey to stay F.O.C.U.S.ed
    Apr 27 2026
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    36 mins
  • Staying F.O.C.U.S.ed—The Hour of P.O.W.E.R. | WEEK 12 OF 52 NEXT LEVEL |Wisdom in the Wilderness: Tuning Into God’s Direction When You Need

    Staying F.O.C.U.S.ed—The Hour of P.O.W.E.R. | WEEK 12 OF 52 NEXT LEVEL |Wisdom in the Wilderness: Tuning Into God’s Direction When You Need
    Mar 30 2026
    Welcome back, Kings and Queens, to Week 12 of our 52-week journey, Staying F.O.C.U.S.ed!As we gather again on this path God has uniquely called and purposed for each one of us, I’m excited to announce that this week marks the beginning of a powerful 7-week deep dive into the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit. Each lesson is crafted to help you recognize, receive, and activate the Holy Spirit’s gifts in your everyday life.Get ready to go beyond inspiration—each week, we’ll incorporate practical tools and real-world applications, helping you experience lasting growth, renewed strength, and spiritual clarity. So grab your notepad and pen, open your heart, and prepare yourself for wisdom that transforms. Let’s dive in!WEEK 12: WISDOM Staying F.O.C.U.S.ed by Making Room for God’s PerspectiveThis week’s lesson on W.I.S.D.O.M. is all about equipping you with practical tools and real-world applications designed to make godly wisdom a living, breathing part of your daily walk. We’ll explore not only what wisdom means according to God’s Word, but how it looks in action—through the decisions you make, the challenges you navigate, and the relationships you nurture. By focusing on discernment, reflection, and seeking wise counsel, you’ll gain new clarity on how to align your thoughts and choices with God’s purpose for your life.Each day, you’ll be challenged to apply these steps in tangible ways—whether it’s pausing for prayer before a big decision, journaling what you sense God is teaching you, or reaching out to trusted mentors for advice. Our aim is for you to finish this week feeling renewed in strength, empowered to face uncertainty, and anchored in spiritual clarity.Embracing W.I.S.D.O.M. isn’t just about having the right answers; it’s about living with confidence that the Holy Spirit is guiding you step by step.W – Walk with God Stay closely connected to God through prayer, worship, and daily fellowship. True wisdom begins with a reverent relationship with Him.I – Invest in Insight Pursue understanding by studying God’s Word, seeking knowledge, and learning from both life experiences and others’ perspectives.S – Seek Counsel Value the voices of trusted mentors, leaders, and spiritual friends. Invite accountability and welcome advice that aligns with biblical truth.D – Discern Decisions Pause and pray before making choices. Allow the Holy Spirit to guide you, weighing each decision against God’s principles and peace.O – Observe and Reflect Take time to reflect on experiences, mistakes, and victories. Journaling or meditating helps you recognize God’s hand at work and grow in wisdom.M – Move in Faith Apply what you learn by stepping out with courage. Wisdom isn’t just knowing the right thing—it’s doing it, even when it takes faith to move forward.In a world flooded with opinions, options, and endless noise, clarity can feel just out of reach. How do we know which path is right, which voice to trust, or how to move forward when the way isn’t clear? The answer is not just information—but wisdom. This week, as we focus on the gift of wisdom, you are invited to step into a deeper understanding, to listen for God’s guidance above the commotion, and to embrace the power He has placed within you. Wisdom is the compass that orients your journey, and God delights in giving it to those who seek Him. Let’s discover together how staying F.O.C.U.S.ed empowers you to walk confidently, guided by discernment and peace.Why It’s Important to Know Your P.O.W.E.R.Wisdom is more than knowledge; it’s the ability to discern beyond the surface and see life through God’s eyes. Wisdom keeps you from rushing into decisions based on fleeting emotions or temporary circumstances. It slows you down so that you can sense God’s direction, instead of being swept away by the demands of the world or the opinions of others.Knowing your P.O.W.E.R. (Pray, Own, Welcome, Encourage, Release) is foundational to living a life of wisdom. When you stand in the authority God has given you, you begin to recognize the difference between what looks “good” and what is truly “God.” Staying rooted in P.O.W.E.R. means you’re open to God’s voice in all things—big or small—and you develop the courage to respond in faith, even when the answer stretches your comfort zone.Word of EncouragementYou are not lost, though the road may seem unclear. What feels like confusion is sometimes God calling you closer—to seek Him, to slow down, to listen for the whisper of wisdom that guides you into peace. If you need direction today, take a deep breath and remember: you are never alone in the search for answers. God promises to generously give wisdom to those who ask. Trust that a greater understanding is already on its way. Keep moving forward—you are equipped to make wise decisions, because you are connected to the Source of all wisdom.Word of the Day: DiscernmentScripture:...
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    28 mins
  • Staying F.O.C.U.S.ed—The Hour of P.O.W.E.R. | WEEK 13 OF 52 NEXT LEVEL |2ND OF 7 GIFTS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT= UNDERSTANDING

    Staying F.O.C.U.S.ed—The Hour of P.O.W.E.R. | WEEK 13 OF 52 NEXT LEVEL |2ND OF 7 GIFTS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT= UNDERSTANDING
    Mar 30 2026
    Welcome to Week 13: UNDERSTANDING—a vital step in knowing your P.O.W.E.R. In the moments when life feels uncertain or emotions seem overwhelming, understanding serves as the bridge from confusion to clarity. It’s the light that reveals your purpose, your relationships, and your relationship with God. As we approach Easter, a season of restoration and renewal, we are reminded that wholeness isn’t found by separating our natural and spiritual lives, but by understanding how they move together—hand in hand. This week, we’ll explore how true understanding brings wholeness in both body and spirit, illuminating every area of our lives.Why It’s Important to Know Your P.O.W.E.R.Understanding is the bridge between confusion and clarity. It brings light to uncertain places in our lives, illuminating not only where we stand with ourselves and others, but also how we align with God’s will. As we journey toward Easter—a time focused on restoration and new life—let’s look at how understanding brings wholeness to both our natural and spiritual selves. These two are not separate—they move together, hand in hand.Wholeness in the NaturalIn the natural realm, wholeness means stewardship and alignment:
    • Physical & Mental Health: True wholeness is about being “sound” in body and mind. Easter’s arrival in spring reminds us to renew ourselves through rest, healthy habits, and emotional balance.
    • Action & Harvest: What you plant, you will harvest. Living with wholeness means your outward actions are rooted in your inward values, bringing integrity and satisfaction.
    Wholeness in the SpiritualSpiritual wholeness, often captured in the Hebrew word Shalom, is richer than just ‘peace’:
    • Restoration: Easter shows us that what is broken can be restored; what seems dead can receive new life. That’s the very heart of spiritual wholeness.
    • Identity: In faith, you are already complete—nothing missing, nothing broken. Spiritual wholeness means knowing your true worth and purpose, even during unsure times.
    The Connection: Two Sides, One CoinHere’s the reason for this season: Natural wellness without spiritual depth leaves us hollow, and faith without action stays unfulfilled.True wellness is when your spiritual peace shapes your natural reactions. Just as a seed must surrender to the earth before it blooms, Easter reminds us that letting go of our old ways allows God to birth something whole and new within us.

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    37 mins
  • Staying F.O.C.U.S.ed—The Hour of P.O.W.E.R. | WEEK 11 OF 52 NEXT LEVEL: Requires Dedication, Sacrifice, and Drive to Stay Focused

    Staying F.O.C.U.S.ed—The Hour of P.O.W.E.R. | WEEK 11 OF 52 NEXT LEVEL: Requires Dedication, Sacrifice, and Drive to Stay Focused
    Mar 16 2026
    WEEK 11 OF 52NEXT LEVEL: Requires Dedication, Sacrifice, and Drive to Stay FocusedRECAP OF LAST WEEK – Week 10:Staying F.O.C.U.S.ed—The Hour of P.O.W.E.R.Why It’s Important to Know Your P.O.W.E.R.It’s Okay Not to Be Okay—You Don’t Have to Do It AloneMental Illness Is Real and There Is HelpRECAP OF LAST WEEK – WEEK 10Staying F.O.C.U.S.ed—The Hour of P.O.W.E.R.Last week, we explored the importance of understanding and operating in your P.O.W.E.R., especially when life feels overwhelming. We emphasized that it’s okay not to be okay—that no one is meant to walk through struggles alone, and strength is found in reaching out for help.Why It’s Important to Know Your P.O.W.E.R.Knowing your P.O.W.E.R. means recognizing your ability to pray, own your feelings, welcome support, encourage yourself and others, and release shame. This allows you to approach life’s challenges from a place of faith and empowerment.It’s Okay Not to Be Okay—You Don’t Have to Do It AloneWe highlighted that vulnerability is not a weakness but a doorway to healing. God designed us for community and connection, where support, accountability, and encouragement are available.Mental Illness Is Real and There Is HelpOne of the greatest acts of self-care and faith is seeking help when you need it. Mental health wellness matters—just as you would care for your body if you were physically sick, caring for your mind and emotions is crucial for your overall well-being. Seeking help, through prayer, therapy, support groups, or trusted relationships, is a powerful step towards healing and living a life of purpose.Remember: Taking care of your mental health is not a sign of weakness but a declaration that you value the life God has given you. There is hope, and you do not have to face anything alone.WEEK 11:GOING TO THE NEXT LEVEL: What May Be Required of You to Stay Aligned with God’s CallingWelcome to Week 11! Every next level in your journey requires something new from you. Going higher in your calling is not by accident—it takes intentional dedication, uncomfortable sacrifices, and relentless drive to stay focused. Remember, if God called you, He will equip you, but you must be willing to do your part.WORD OF THE DAY:Alignment – bringing your actions, thoughts, and priorities into agreement with God’s purpose for your life.SCRIPTURE:“But as for you, be strong; don’t give up, for your work will be rewarded.” — 2 Chronicles 15:7 (NIV)THE P.O.W.E.R. ACTIVATION: DEDICATION TO THE CALLThis week, we focus on aligning every decision, daily discipline, and desire to God’s calling over your life.P — Pray for Clarity Ask God to reveal what’s required of you in this season—where to say YES, where to say NO, and what to release.O — Own Your Assignment Accept that your next level demands a new level of commitment. Don’t compare your journey—embrace YOUR path.W — Work in Faith Show up consistently, even when you don’t feel like it. Trust that every act of faithfulness counts toward your breakthrough.E — Endure Sacrifice Recognize that temporary discomfort comes before lasting victory. What are you willing to lay down to pick up your promise?R — Refuse Distraction Guard your focus fiercely. Remember, the enemy can’t destroy you, but he will do everything to distract you! Stay locked in.THE F.O.C.U.S. PLAN FOR SUSTAINED ALIGNMENTF – Fix your eyes forward Keep God’s vision in your view, no matter what’s behind or around you.O – Order your priorities Let purpose set your schedule. Eliminate what pulls you away from God’s assignment.C – Cultivate discipline Build habits that reinforce your calling—even on days you lack motivation.U – Utilize accountability Surround yourself with people who will push you, pray for you, and call you higher.S – Speak faith continually Declare the promises of God over every area—reminding yourself, “I am called. I am equipped. I am in alignment.”Word of Encouragement:Kings and Queens, the next level calls for next-level faithfulness. Anybody can dream; not many will press on when comfort gets tested. Dedicate yourself to God’s way, even when it feels lonely or costs you convenience. Your sacrifice will not be in vain.This week, ask yourself: What does my next level require of me? Am I willing to let go of what’s good for what’s GOD?Stay focused, stay faithful, stay aligned. The greatest victories sometimes come right after your greatest sacrifices. God is faithful—so keep pressing. Your next level is on the other side of your dedication!You’ve got this—one day, one decision, one prayer at a time. Step up and stay in alignment. Destiny is calling!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/monday-motivation-1-hour-of-power--5605859/support.
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    37 mins
  • Week 10: Staying F.O.C.U.S.ed—The Hour of P.O.W.E.R. Why It’s Important to Know Your P.O.W.E.R. | It’s Okay Not to Be Okay—You Don’t Have t

    Week 10: Staying F.O.C.U.S.ed—The Hour of P.O.W.E.R. Why It’s Important to Know Your P.O.W.E.R. | It’s Okay Not to Be Okay—You Don’t Have t
    Mar 9 2026
    Week 10: Staying F.O.C.U.S.ed—The Hour of P.O.W.E.R.Why It’s Important to Know Your P.O.W.E.R. | It’s Okay Not to Be Okay—You Don’t Have to Do It Alone | Mental Illness Is Real and There Is HelpKings and Queens,As we continue on our 52-week journey, Week 10 is a powerful check-in: Are you aware of your P.O.W.E.R.? Do you feel safe to admit if you’re not okay? This week, we embrace the truth—life does get heavy, and sometimes we find ourselves in places where hope feels distant. But you’re not alone, and there’s healing available when you allow yourself to seek it.Understanding Depression: Facts, Causes & HopeDepression isn’t just “feeling down.” It’s a common, serious mood disorder that impacts millions and can touch anyone. It can feel like a persistent emptiness, loss of joy, overwhelming fatigue, or even a struggle just to get out of bed.Common symptoms:Persistent sadness, emptiness, or hopelessnessLoss of interest in favorites hobbiesNoticeable changes in weight or appetiteTrouble sleeping or sleeping too muchConstant tiredness or loss of energyRestlessness or irritabilityFeelings of worthlessness or excessive guiltDifficulty thinking, concentrating, or making decisionsThoughts of death or suicideDepression is treatable. If symptoms last more than two weeks, it’s time to seek support.Key Causes and Risks:Genetics: Family history of depression increases risk.Trauma & Chronic Stress: Unresolved pain, major loss, ongoing hardship.Medical Conditions: Illnesses like cancer or Parkinson’s, or medication side effects.Major Life Changes: Loss, unemployment, or postpartum changes.Chemical Imbalances: Fluctuations in brain chemistry or hormones.The P.O.W.E.R. Activation: ALLOWING HEALINGThis week’s P.O.W.E.R. activation centers on giving yourself permission to heal.P — Pray for understanding. Ask God for wisdom and strength to recognize where you need healing.O — Own your feelings. It’s okay to acknowledge that you’re not okay—truth is powerful.W — Welcome support. Reach out to family, friends, faith leaders, or professionals. You aren’t meant to carry burdens alone.E — Encourage others and yourself. Remind yourself daily: healing is possible and help is real.R — Release shame. There is no guilt in asking for help—only courage and wisdom.The F.O.C.U.S. Plan for Tough MomentsF – Find your safe space. Identify people, places, or practices where you feel secure and heard.O – Open up honestly. Share what you’re feeling with someone you trust.C – Commit to get support. That first call to a counselor, doctor, or support group can change everything.U – Understand you’re not alone. Many have walked this road and come through to the other side.S – Speak life over yourself. Practice daily affirmations: “I am worthy of healing. My voice matters. I will see joy again.”What Does God Say About Depression?The Bible never condemns those who suffer emotionally. Instead, scripture honors grief and invites us to bring our pain to God.David poured out his anguish and loneliness in Psalms (“Why, my soul, are you downcast?” Psalm 42:5).Elijah prayed for relief from despair, assuring us God listens even in our darkest hours (1 Kings 19:4).Job wept in suffering—but found faith and restoration.God’s Presence in Our Pain:“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” — Psalm 34:18“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28And remember:“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” — Psalm 147:3 “Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning.” — Psalm 30:5b1. DavidScripture Reference: Psalms (especially Psalm 6, Psalm 13, Psalm 42, Psalm 69)Signs of Depression: David often wrote about feeling overwhelmed, abandoned, hopeless, and deeply sorrowful. He spoke of crying all night, having a heavy soul, feeling alone, and losing the joy of life.“My soul is in deep anguish. How long, LORD, how long?” — Psalm 6:3 “Why, my soul, are you downcast? Why so disturbed within me?” — Psalm 42:52. ElijahScripture Reference: 1 Kings 19:1–18Signs of Depression: After facing intense opposition and fear for his life, the prophet Elijah fled to the wilderness. He became so discouraged that he asked God to take his life, expressing feelings of deep hopelessness and exhaustion.“I have had enough, LORD,” he said. “Take my life…” — 1 Kings 19:43. JobScripture Reference: Book of Job (especially Job 3, Job 10)Signs of Depression: Job suffered devastating losses and physical illness. He cursed the day of his birth, wished he had never been born, and spoke of unrelenting grief, bitterness, and despair.“Why did I not perish at birth, and die as I came from the womb?” — Job 3:11 “I loathe my very life; therefore I will give free rein to my complaint and speak out in the bitterness of my soul.” ...
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    35 mins