Tanwanda's Tears Podcast

The pray(er) reflects on Psalm 4, looking at current times in relation to what the psalmist shares and sees the application of things from the psalmists’s time, there are similarities in today’s time. Please study Psalm 4.

The pray(er) meditates on Psalm 3, reflecting on how this psalm is applied to the pray(er)‘s life. Even when so many people, places, and/or things come against the pray(er), the pray(er) is reminded that Abba, Lord has the pray(er)’s back and protects the pray(er). Please study Psalm 3.

The pray(er) reads Psalm 2 and reflects through prayer on how this psalm is relevant in today’s time, culture, circumstances and events. Through it all, the pray(er) recognizes that Abba, God is still on the throne, seeing and knowing all and that He is still in control. Please study Psalm 2.

The pray(er) thanks Abba because the pray(er) realizes that Abba, God is for the pray(er), not against the pray(er). Please study, Psalm 118:7, 125:2; & Romans 8:31.

The pray(er) asks Abba, God to help the pray(er) to know, keep, love, and understand God’s rules and instructions for divine and righteous living. Please study Psalm 119: 129-136.

The pray(er) relates to Psalm 119:25-32 when things don’t happen as the pray(er) desires. The pray(er) knows that God’s plans and purpose are best and ask God to teach them to the pray(er). The pray(er) makes this section of the Psalm the pray(er)’s heartfelt prayer. Please study Psalm119:25-32.

The pray(er) realizes that owing no man is beyond finances and thanks Jesus for this revelation. Please study Romans 13:8; Colossians 2:13-14; Galatians 3:13; & John 8:36.

The pray(er) prays for God to provide strategy for caring for the pray(er)’s child. The pray(er) has tried all that the pray(er) knows in the pray(er)’s strength. Please study Psalms 34:15-22; Psalms 40:1-4,11,13,&17; Psalms 77; Psalms120; & Psalms 140 & Proverbs 3:5-6.

The pray(er) realizes that the heart posture and motive, if not right is the hindrance for a lack of closeness to God. The pray(er) repents and postures the heart towards praise and worship of God as it should be in all circumstances. Please study Psalm 51; Proverbs 16:2; & 1 Corinthians 11:28-34.

The pray(er) discusses with God in authenticity how the pray(er) feels about unanswered prayers. Please study Luke 18:1.

The pray(er) wants to know and see Abba, The Father, everywhere. Please study Jeremiah 23:23-34 & Psalms 139:8.

The pray(er) repents from sin known and unknown especially regarding sexual sins known and unknown. There is a salvation call at the end of the prayer. Please study 1 Corinthians 6:12-20; 1 Thessalonians 4:3-5; Galatians 5:19-26; Revelation 21:8; John 3:16; Romans 6:23; Psalm 51:1-2; Titus 2:11-12.

The pray(er) is thanking and praising God for just being God. The pray(er) decides to surrender everything over to Abba, allowing Abba to take care of whatever the pray(er) would normally be concerned with. The pray(er) trusts God to do what He does best, be God. Please study Nehemiah 8:10; Psalm 46:10; Proverbs 3:5; Jeremiah 17:14 & Isaiah 40:29.

The pray(er) asks God to provide the finances. The pray(er) brings the petition before Yehovah Yireh (Jehovah Jireh) asking Him to clear the debts, pay the bills, and not let the pray(er) be put to shame. Please study Deuteronomy 28:1-14; Psalm 37:25-26; 2 Corinthians 9:10.

The pray(er) has been tasked with a specific assignment that the pray(er) is not thrilled about. The pray(er) realizes it’s an honor to be chosen and asks Abba for forgiveness, this changing the pray(er)’s attitude and perspective. Please study Zechariah 4:10 & 1 John 1:9

The pray(er) decides to turn their will over to God, The Father, Abba concerning finances and wealth creation. The matter is not in the pray(er)’s hand, but ABBA’s. When ABBA has control, the pray(er) is responsible for showing up and allowing Abba to make and maintain the path that the pray(er) has been instructed to follow. Please study Deuteronomy 8:18; Proverbs 3:5-6; Psalms 62:2; John 14:6; &...

The pray(er) lifts family up in prayer before Abba, asking that He heal and save them. Please study Isaiah 53:4-5; 1 Peter 2:24; John 3:16 &14:6; & Psalms 41:3 & 107:20-21.

The pray(er) continues diligently seeking healing and salvation on behalf of family. Please study Psalms 103:3; Hebrews 4:16; & John 3:16.

The pray(er) seeks Him early asking Him to lead, guide, and order steps throughout the day; the Blood of Jesus is pled and the pray(er) asks God to keep, protect and contend on the pray(er)’s behalf. Please study Psalm 63:1; Proverbs 16:9 &19:21 & Revelation 12:11.

The pray(er) prays about revelation from reading 1 Kings 2:13-25. Quick wisdom with the correct application of this wisdom is granted to King Solomon. The pray(er) prays that Abba will provide quick wisdom along with the right application of it to the pray(er) and to those coming into agreement with the prayer.

The pray(er) is asking God, Abba, Father to give instructions and guidance on what He wants the pray(er) to do today.

The pray(er) shares a part of a testimony experienced towards the beginning of 2024. Due to the ongoing pain, shame, and condemnation felt by perpetuating generational curses, the pray(er) is tired. The pray(er) is ready for change and to be the change the pray(er) wants to see. No more standing by, yes, praying, but praying with action and authority. The pray(er) is allowing what God has said He...

The pray(er) has plans and wants those plans to come to pass; the pray(er) realizes that praying and asking along with believing and seeking the requested plans to come to pass is needed. The most needful thing the pray(er) realizes is that the pray(er) commit all plans to God and be grateful for God’s outcome of said plans. Please study Proverbs 3:5-6 & 16:3.

The pray(er) realizes that habits that were recently put into place to honor God are unraveling due to choices the pray(er) has made that are outside of God’s will/desire. As a result of the choices made, the pray(er) notices there is missed alone time with God; not honoring God with the first fruits of the day; and consequently, placing the pray(er) off path, out of alignment with God’s plan. Rep...

The pray(er) continues to discuss encounters that are had with someone that seemingly could be a potential partner. The pray(er) is asking God to reveal what the situation is. Is this a situationship or is it a lasting relationship? Please study Hebrews 13:4; Genesis 2:18-25; Proverbs 3:5-6; James 1:5.