https://drhreflections.com/2026/08/04/supersize-your-prophetic-spirit-and-power/Dr H Reflectionsen2026-08-04T05:11:00+00:00Supersize your Prophetic SpiritPromises, Bible, God, Faith, Jesus, Sin, Scriptures, Forgiveness, Prayer, Heroes of the faith, Hebrews 11, Supersized, 2 Kings 2:9-15, A chariot of fire, A whirlwind carried Elijah into heaven, Where is the Lord the God of Elijah, Elijah's spirit rests upon Elisha, The prophetic spirit, What can I do for you before I am taken away, May I receive a double portion of the prophetic spirit, 2 Kings 2:11-15, My Father! My Father!, I see the chariots and charioteers of Israel, Elisha tore his clothes, Elisha picked up Elijah’s cloak, Where is the LORD, the God of Elijah?, Heroes reflect our core values, The concept of a “hero” was first introduced by the ancient Greeks, Heroes are simultaneously ordinary and extraordinary, Heroes embody our ideals, he heroes we choose to admire profoundly influence our lives, Mistaking fame for greatness, God has us about His “superheroes, Do you aspire to be a hero in your Father’s sight?, Elijah was Elisha's mentor, “How can I ever do it?”, 2 Kings 2:9, Elisha wanted the raw spiritual energy that Elijah possessed, 2 Kings 2:14, 2 Kings 2:15, Power, The Meaning of A Hero, and the values we hold shape the lives we build, Human heroes inspire us because they overcome and act courageously despite their flaws, Father if you are willing to supersize me?, Fame Is Not The Same As Greatness, The Mantle Falls, He asked for spiritual power, The Imperfection of Human Heroes, Elisha’s Bold Request, Being famous doesn’t necessarily mean someone is worth emulating, The Father’s Power and Provision, Heroes embody our values and help shape them, Elijah Role Model and Mentor, A Life Enlarged By God, Elijah and Elisha, A Public Confirmation, Supersize your Prophetic Spirit and Power, The heroes we admire reveal the values we hold, God has chosen to reveal His own “superheroes”, Men crown the famoushttps://drhreflections.com/2026/08/03/how-tiresome-it-is/Dr H Reflectionsen2026-08-03T05:11:00+00:00How Tiresome It Is!Promises, Bible, God, Faith, Jesus, Sin, Scriptures, Forgiveness, Prayer, Jeremiah 29:13, The land of promise, Psalms 42:1, Anhedonia, How tiresome it is, Malachi 1:13, O God, Isaiah 55:6, 1 Corinthians 10:11, Jeremiah 29:5-7, You disdainfully sniff at it, Malachi one: 13, If you look for me heart you will find me, Boredom and indifference, How do we reconnect, You will seek me and find me when you search for me with all of your heart, Jeremiah 29:11, I have plans for you says the Lord, A future and a hope, God's way, Life lessons, These things happened as examples for us, Have you settled for less than god's best?, Develop an attitude for God's best, Seek the Lord while you may find, Call upon God while he is near, Disdainful sniffing, These things happened to them as examples for us, . If you look for me wholeheartedly you will find me, . As the deer longs for streams of water so I long for you, . How Tiresome It Is!, . The Setting of Jeremiah’s Promise, . In those days when you pray I will listen, . What Does Anhedonia Mean?, A Remarkable Promise in The Midst of Ruin, From Judgment To Hope, Israel’s Story As a Mirror of Our Own, Anhedonia is the inability to find joy or satisfaction in activities that once brought pleasure, Closeness to the Father, It was a dark night of the soul for the nation, Diminished capacity, David’s Loss of Spiritual Vitality, New Covenant, Learning From Israel’s Example, Wandering From The Father, God always wishes what is best for His children, The Father calls His people to seek Him wholeheartedly, There is no substitute for full surrender, How do we reconnect?, The Father’s Love for His People, As the deer longs for streams of water so I long for you, Looking at Israel’s history can help us avoid repeating their spiritual mistakes, There is no shortcut to deep devotion, The Setting of Jeremiah’s Promise, What Does Anhedonia Mean?, These were bleak and devastating days, The Call To Wholehearted Seeking, How Tiresome It Is!, The Tragedy of Settling For Less, A Dramatic Change In Jeremiah’s Message