Prayer Warrior

  As a little girl, about seven years old, I used to pray for all the little children in my neighborhood who could not pray for themselves. At that time, I did not realize I was becoming a prayer warrior.

Later in life, I truly learned the power of prayer because it changed my life. At the age of 40, a doctor told me I would become crippled with chronic arthritis and would not be able to walk. But I did not receive that report. Now I am 73 years old, still able to walk and even wear my heels. To God be the glory!

Another test came when I was in the bank sharing with the teller how good God is. A robber stood behind me with a gun and told me to move over and not say a word. He then told the teller to give her the money from the check I was cashing. I quietly moved to the side, praying for my life. After the teller gave him the money, he walked straight out of the bank. Look at God!

The power of prayer is real. God is able to do exceedingly and abundantly above all we can ask or think, according to the power that works within us.

Today, I serve as one of the altar ministers at my church, standing in agreement with other believers in prayer. I give all the glory to God.

The power of prayer changed my life. So God through that has given me the gift of teaching and so using that gift. I teach people how prayer is a relationship builder between you and God. I have a radio show called the Larry C Morris show. It is on Fishbowl Radio Network. And it also streams on YouTube. And through a prayer, I also teach the power of discipleship that both go together understanding and knowing the word in Jesus and having their ability to pray and draw on a relationship that Jesus has open the door so we all can have that relationship with God.

Jordan is a caring, kind, and genuinely friendly person whose presence naturally puts others at ease. He carries himself with quiet compassion, always ready to listen, encourage, and lend a helping hand wherever it’s needed. Whether he’s meeting someone for the first time or spending time with close friends, Jordan reflects a warmth that draws people in and makes them feel seen and valued.His life has taken on a deeper purpose through his calling to serve on Christian film sets. For Jordan, being on set is about more than production—it’s ministry. He approaches each project as an opportunity to shine light in both big and small ways, supporting cast and crew not only in their work but in their personal lives. He steps in where needed, uplifts others during long days, and brings a spirit of unity that strengthens everyone around him.What truly sets Jordan apart is that his mission doesn’t end when filming wraps. He takes initiative to continue conversations about faith, reaching out to people he’s met and building lasting connections. He’s intentional about sharing the message of Jesus in everyday moments; through conversations, encouragement, and simply living out his beliefs with sincerity. Jordan understands that impact isn’t confined to a set or a schedule; it’s ongoing and relational.Through his actions and his words, Jordan reflects the belief that Jesus changes lives through people who are willing to love, serve, and speak truth. He doesn’t seek recognition: he simply follows the call placed on his heart. And in doing so, he becomes a vessel for hope, showing others that faith is not just something to believe, but something to live out daily.

I know that my application might be a bit scattered, and for that I apologize. I noticed this category, and just had to submit my grandfather's name. Pawpaw Denny Rogers is a legend of the faith in my eyes - one of the most influential figures in my walk with the Lord. I included a link to his personal testimony on the previous page - forgive me that I do not have the video ready to upload below. His story is up on our Youtube channel, and this is what I have made reference to previously. This man used to drive across the southeast, for the express purpose of praying over the states he traveled through. The Lord led him to this ministry on the heels of his first wife's death - my Nana. As her life came to a close, he began pulling out road maps - the kind nobody so much as picks up anymore. He would map out the trips he was going to take, when the time came. One might imagine - after caring for this wonderful love amid her battle with alzheimers - that he might be considering trips meant for his leisure. While I would imagine the Lord gave him rest in these times, his mind was on ministry, and on yeilding to the Lord's leading in a new season. After losing my Nana, he began his travels. Over several states, he would travel - praying as he went. I've never heard of anything like it, to be honest. Although he has finished his travels with age - so it seems - he has certainly not given up his role as an intercessor. He is "launching spiritual missiles," from his very own home - pulling out his maps, and intentionally praying Scripture-based prayers over places he may never again go. Just recently, he gave his family Scriptural references to revival - with the heart that we would all join in prayer on Thursdays, at noon. He has not stopped concerning himself with what the Lord will do on the Earth. His faith has moved my heart, and I will never be able to rightly summarize the influence of this one man, his faith, and his prayers. Now, I tell stories of Christ, and the people who search for Him. This man - I am his legacy. What a story I come from. What a man I have known. One thing I must end with: I always tell people, Pawpaw Denny will say that he is preaching to you. But you don't feel that way. You sit there, thinking to yourself, "This man really loves Jesus, and he really loves me." This is the kind of person I want to be.