Welcome back to the Brilliant Perspectives podcast. I'm your host, Jalen Bowden, here

with you for another episode of Learning Powered by the Heart. This week, we're wrapping

up our series all about Kingdom Prayer, where we've been learning the art of praying

with God using intentional language rooted in his nature. And I've got to say that it

has been absolutely incredible to hear the testimonies coming from our community about

how you're being impacted and transformed by these teachings. I couldn't help it. I

snuck in a little clip from one of our community submissions at the very end of today's episode.

So don't forget to stick around and listen after the teaching. Today, I'm excited for you

to hear as Grampsia is a prophetic word all about the place of expectation. Because here

at Brilliant, we know that our expectation is never in the resolution of our circumstances.

But instead, it always rests in the certainty of God's goodness. I think you'll really enjoy

this one. So sit back, relax, and let's jump in with Graham Cook.

So here we are. Our intention today is to put you in the place of God's expectation

of himself towards you in Jesus. And God roots his own identity in the promises that

he makes towards his people. The promise is his own word of honor to himself. And it

therefore functions as your attendant expectation in him. He never lies. He's holy, he's righteous,

he's pure in everything that he does. Therefore, his word becomes our focal point for trust, faith,

and prayer rooted in the reality of God's intention towards us. So it's my expectation

that you will study this prophecy because it's designed to elevate your fellowship with

the three into a greater reality of being sons and daughters of God. Also, please, that

you would reference this prophecy when you are writing your own crafted prayers. We want

to see you writing dynamic prayers of trust, faith, and powerful expectation. So sit back, relax,

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