Overview Host Carrie Hurley emphasizes the focus on Philippians 4:6, encouraging listeners to directly communicate their needs to God and express gratitude for His actions. The story of the blind beggar from Mark 10 highlights Jesus’ attentiveness to individual needs, illustrating that our true desires may not be apparent to others. Listeners are invited to engage in a deep reflection exercise to discern their needs by asking the Holy Spirit for guidance, fostering a closer relationship with God. The outcome of the blind man emphasizes faith as a catalyst for healing, prompting listeners to consider the role of their faith in their own healing journeys. A prayer was offered for listeners to discover their personal needs through the Holy Spirit, along with a promise of peace and joy. The podcast encourages the use of a 24/7 prayer line to seek immediate prayer support, enhancing community connections in faith. Carrie reminds listeners of their empowered status as "powerful for the Kingdom of Heaven," reinforcing their significance in spiritual matters. A strong call to action prompts listeners to embrace their identity and responsibilities as children of the King, urging them to act with authority and confidence. Consistent messaging underscores the importance of vulnerability in prayer and the practice of journaling to articulate and understand personal needs. The session closes with an uplifting blessing, encouraging listeners to proceed with empowerment into their daily lives.   Introduction and Scripture Focus (00:00 - 00:30) Host Carrie Hurley welcomes listeners to devotional series continuing through Philippians Focus on Philippians 4:6 - 'Don't worry about anything. Instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need and thank him for all he has done' Central question posed: 'What do you need?' ️ Biblical Story - The Blind Beggar (00:30 - 02:02) Reference to Mark 10:46-52 - story of blind beggar beside the road Beggar hears Jesus is near and begins shouting for mercy despite people mocking him Jesus asks the crucial question: 'What do you want me to do for you?' Emphasis that Jesus hears us despite surrounding distractions and wants to know our specific needs Recognition that our needs may not always be obvious to others Personal Reflection and Application (02:02 - 03:52) 'Tell God what you need' - explained as building relationship and trust with God Process is for our benefit to identify real needs and transfer them from our shoulders to God's hands Connects to the 'don't worry' aspect of the scripture Deep dive exercise introduced - ask Holy Spirit to reveal what you need Jesus to do Instructions to listen for the rest of the day and journal tomorrow Acknowledgment that deeper layers may be revealed over time Story Resolution and Prayer (03:52 - 05:35) Blind man's outcome: told Jesus he wanted to see, Jesus said his faith healed him instantly Question posed: 'Will your faith bring you healing today?' Prayer for listeners asking Holy Spirit to reveal their needs and bring peace and joy Invitation to use 24/7 prayer line - link provided in description/show notes Encouragement to share requests and mention the show for immediate prayer support Closing Encouragement (05:35 - 05:52) Reminder that listeners are 'powerful for the Kingdom of Heaven' Declaration that they are 'dangerous to the system of darkness' Call to 'rise up and roar in your power, place, privilege, rights and responsibilities as a child of the King' Final blessing to 'go forth in power today'   Action items Ask the Holy Spirit to show what you need Jesus to do for you and set your heart to listen for the rest of the day (03:52) Journal and write down what you need Jesus to do for you tomorrow (03:52) Read the story of the blind man in Mark 10:46-52 (03:52) Click on the prayer request link in the description/show notes to share prayer requests (05:35) Prayer Request Link https://CarrieHurley.com Carrie Hurley - YouTube https://Facebook.com/RiseUpandRoarPodcast Check out my current workshop - https://CarrieHurley.com/workshop  

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