House of Prayer 24-7

House of Prayer 24-7

Led by Brother Deshone, the mission of the House of Prayer 24-7 is to proclaim the Gospel of the Kingdom, baptize believers in the name of Yeshua, and prepare the children of God to inherit the Kingdom of Heaven on earth.

Episodes

  1. Sep 28

    Proclaim Liberty Throughout the Land: Atonement, Jubilee & the Acceptable Year of the Lord

    The service opens with Brother Diblaim leading the prophetic promise of restoration from Jeremiah 30. The prayer asks God to deliver His people from captivity, return them to the promised land, correct them in measure, and turn their hearts back toward Him.  Day of Atonement Service-transc… Brother Deshone then reflects on knowing God's appointed days and explains the calendar framework being used by the ministry to identify the tenth day of the seventh month as the Day of Atonement. The congregation then participates in the sounding of trumpets and shofars in connection with the Jubilee proclamation. Brother Brandon introduces Jubilee from Leviticus 25 as the fiftieth year following seven cycles of Sabbath years. He connects Jubilee's release and liberty with Isaiah 61 and Yeshua's declaration in Luke 4.  Day of Atonement Service-transc… Brother Diblaim then presents an extended teaching on the Day of Atonement. He examines God's covenant relationship with Israel, the role of the high priest, the tabernacle and its furnishings, the command to afflict the soul, and the priestly service described in Leviticus 16. The congregation is encouraged to examine itself, repent, humble itself before God, and understand the significance of reconciliation and cleansing. Finally, Brother Deshone leads everyone through Isaiah 61, declaring the acceptable year of the Lord, followed by Deuteronomy 28:1–14, proclaiming God's covenant blessings upon obedience.   Main Teachings The Day of Atonement occurs on the tenth day of the seventh month.Atonement concerns cleansing, reconciliation, repentance, and being made right before God.The Levitical high priest alone officiated the sacred annual Atonement service.The earthly tabernacle was constructed according to the pattern God showed Moses.The Atonement service included sacrifices, blood, incense, the mercy seat, and two goats.The sins and transgressions of Israel were confessed over the live goat before it was sent into the wilderness.Israel was commanded to afflict the soul and cease from work.The service teaches that afflicting the soul should involve genuine humility, self-examination, and repentance.The Jubilee follows seven cycles of Sabbath years.The Jubilee trumpet is connected with the Day of Atonement.Jubilee proclaims liberty, release, restoration, and return.The service connects the Jubilee proclamation with Isaiah 61 and Luke 4.The gathering concludes by proclaiming Isaiah 61 and the blessings of Deuteronomy 28.Central Spiritual Application Humble yourself, examine your heart, repent, receive the significance of atonement, and proclaim the liberty and restoration of God. 00:00 House of Prayer 24-7 Introduction 01:22 Facing Jerusalem & Daniel's Example 02:37 Prophetic Promise of Restoration 03:55 Prayer for Deliverance From Captivity 05:24 God's Correction Is for Restoration 06:22 Brother Deshone — Knowing the Appointed Day 07:17 The Calendar and the Luminaries 10:33 Prove All Things 12:10 Day of Atonement Holy Convocation 12:40 Preparing to Proclaim the Jubilee 13:53 Sounding the Shofars 15:07 Brother Brandon — The Year of Jubilee 16:40 Jubilee and Liberty in Christ 17:52 Brother Diblaim — Why Atonement Matters 19:08 God's Covenant Love for Israel 21:02 The High Priest and Reconciliation 23:02 The Tenth Day of the Seventh Month 23:56 The Tabernacle Pattern 26:21 The Furnishings of the Sanctuary 28:16 The Most Holy Place 29:38 Atonement and Jubilee Together 30:38 Afflicting the Soul 32:39 How We Commemorate Atonement 35:13 How the High Priest Officiated Atonement 36:10 The Two Goats 37:39 Blood Before the Mercy Seat 38:37 Confessing Israel's Sins 40:03 Cleansed Before the Lord 41:24 Brother Deshone — Closing Proclamation 43:24 Isaiah 61 — The Acceptable Year of the Lord 47:18 Deuteronomy 28 — Proclaiming the Blessings 50:23 Closing Prayer 51:31 The Lord's Prayer & Outro

  2. Sep 19

    Feast of Trumpets: Do the Math - The Jubilee Is Upon Us

    This special Feast of Trumpets Prayer Watch Service unfolds in several connected movements. Sister Jennifer leads the watch and introduces the prophetic promise from Psalm 72 concerning the reign of the righteous King. Brother Brandon reads the commandments before Brother Diblaim introduces Month Seven on the restored calendar. Brother Diblaim identifies September 19, 2026 as Day One of Month Seven according to the calendar being used by the ministry and discusses Trumpets, Atonement, Tabernacles, the Eighth Day, and the proposed Jubilee chronology. Importantly, at this stage he presents the Jubilee count as something still to be “searched, examined, prayed over” and brought before the Father for confirmation or correction.  Brother Brandon then establishes the biblical foundation for the Memorial of Blowing of Trumpets. His study connects the trumpet with:  God’s sovereignty  Messiah’s return  Resurrection of the dead  Repentance and self-examination  Warning from the watchman  Rest from ordinary work  Holy convocation  Hearing and understanding God’s law He draws from Leviticus 23, Exodus 19, Matthew 24, Revelation 11, 1 Thessalonians 4, 1 Corinthians 15, Isaiah 58, Joel 2, Ezekiel 33, Numbers 29, and Nehemiah 8.  Brother Deshone then turns the service toward the Jubilee. Beginning with Yeshua’s proclamation of the “acceptable year of the Lord,” he compares Luke 4 with Isaiah 61 and then works through Leviticus 25. His chronological argument uses two historical anchors identified in the message:  The fifteenth year of Tiberius Caesar in Luke 3.  The statement in John 2 that the Temple had been under construction for forty-six years. From these, Brother Deshone argues for a 26–27 CE Jubilee anchor and counts successive fifty-year periods forward to 2027. He concludes in the service that the Jubilee is upon the assembly and calls the people to prepare to proclaim liberty.  Main Teachings  The Feast of Trumpets is one of the Father’s appointed times.  The trumpet represents sovereignty, warning, gathering, resurrection, repentance, and Messiah’s coming reign.  God appoints watchmen to sound warnings.  The first day of the seventh month is observed as a holy convocation and day of trumpet blowing.  The seventh month includes Trumpets, Atonement, Tabernacles, and the solemn assembly.  Leviticus 25 commands Israel to count seven Sabbaths of years—forty-nine years.  The Jubilee trumpet is sounded in connection with the Day of Atonement.  The fiftieth year is hallowed as Jubilee.  Jubilee is associated with liberty, return, family, possession, land, and release.  Brother Deshone connects Yeshua’s proclamation in Luke 4 with Isaiah 61 and the Jubilee language of liberty.  He uses Luke 3 and John 2 as chronological anchors for his Jubilee calculation.  He concludes from that calculation that 2027 marks another Jubilee. The assembly is called to search, prepare, proclaim liberty, and respond to what it understands God to be revealing. 00:00 Welcome & Prophetic Promise 00:27 Brother Brandon Reads the Commandments 04:39 Psalm 72 — Reign of the Righteous King 07:55 Brother Diblaim — Entering the Seventh Month 09:38 The Proposed Jubilee Chronology 11:32 Preparing for Atonement and Jubilee 13:13 Brother Brandon — Memorial of Blowing of Trumpets 16:03 What the Trumpet Represents 17:40 The Last Trump and Resurrection 18:47 Repentance, Warning, and the Watchman 21:15 Holy Convocation in the Seventh Month 25:25 Brother Deshone — Asking the Father for Confirmation 27:26 “Do the Math, Son” 28:26 Yeshua Proclaims the Acceptable Year 29:58 Isaiah 61 and Liberty to the Captives 33:29 Leviticus 25 — Counting Toward Jubilee 36:36 Seven Sabbaths of Years 37:29 Proclaim Liberty Throughout the Land 41:06 Connecting Jubilee With Yeshua’s Proclamation 42:44 Luke 3 — The Fifteenth Year of Tiberius 45:43 John 2 — Forty-Six Years of Temple Construction 48:05 Passover and the Second Chronological Anchor 50:45 Counting From 26–27 CE 52:57 Counting the Jubilees to 2027 55:35 “Proclaim Liberty Through All the Land” 56:46 Preparing for 2027 01:00:18 Sound the Trumpets and Prepare 01:01:15 The Call to Proclaim Liberty 01:02:50 Show Us What We Are to Do 01:04:16 Preparing the Way for the King 01:05:49 Closing Praise & The Lord’s Prayer Come pray with us every day at 7 a.m., 12 noon, and 9 p.m. Eastern Time. Join us at HouseofPrayer247.org. Learn more about the gathering and the greater Call at JointheCall.org. Follow or subscribe so you don’t miss future messages.

  3. Sep 6

    Guard Your Eyes - The Light of the Body

    What if adultery begins long before a physical act ever takes place? In this Sabbath message from House of Prayer 24-7, Brother Deshone examines the commandment “Thou shalt not commit adultery” through Yeshua’s teaching that looking upon another person with lust is adultery already committed in the heart. Beginning with God’s design for husband and wife to become one flesh, the message moves through divorce, remarriage, the marriage covenant, God’s desire for godly seed, and the influence our eyes can have on our hearts and homes. Brother Deshone calls believers to become vigilant about what they consume, flee temptation, honor covenant, and seek God’s direction when confronting difficult marital circumstances. The message closes with repentance, mercy, and a reminder not to allow conviction to become condemnation.  Come pray with us every day at 7 a.m., 12 noon, and 9 p.m. Eastern Time. Join us at HouseofPrayer247.org. Follow or subscribe so you don’t miss future messages. 00:00 Welcome to House of Prayer 24-7 00:16 Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery 04:04 God Made Them One Flesh 09:10 Why Did Moses Allow Divorce? 11:53 Adultery of the Heart 14:41 When Your Eye Causes You to Sin 17:57 The Light of the Body Is the Eye 23:51 Lust, Marriage, and the Eyes 25:11 Why Did God Make Them One? 27:44 The Wife of Your Covenant 32:02 Divorce, Remarriage, and Adultery 38:18 When Marriage Becomes Difficult 44:31 Eunuchs for the Kingdom 48:41 Becoming Vigilant With Your Eyes 52:41 Repentance and the Narrow Passage 56:37 No Condemnation—Start With Repentance 01:01:14 Join Us for Prayer

  4. Sep 6

    Social Media and the Tenth Commandment

    What happens in our hearts while we scroll? In this Sabbath message from House of Prayer 24-7, Brother Deshone examines the commandment, “Thou shalt not covet,” and applies it to one of the most ordinary parts of modern life: social media. We constantly see the highlights of other people's lives—their homes, marriages, children, bodies, businesses, vacations, money, and influence. But what enters our hearts when we see them? Brother Deshone teaches that obedience reaches deeper than outward behavior. God's concern is also with the heart. Rather than allowing comparison to produce discontentment, God's children are called to guard their hearts, rejoice with others, recognize the extraordinary value of what they already possess, and once again learn to count their blessings.   Come pray with us every day at 7 a.m., 12 noon, and 9 p.m. Eastern Time. Join us at HouseofPrayer247.org. Follow or subscribe so you don't miss future messages. 00:00 Welcome to House of Prayer 24-7 00:22 Going Deeper Into the Commandments 01:46 Graven Images and Obedience 02:56 The Sabbath and “If…Then” Promises 04:23 Covetousness Is an Issue of the Heart 05:37 Social Media Shows the Highlights 07:03 What Happens in Your Heart While You Scroll? 08:07 The Subtle Setup of Comparison 10:06 Let Me Take You Deeper 11:01 Balaam and the Stumbling Block 12:19 Unintentional Trespass Still Matters 13:31 Guard Your Heart 15:08 Recognizing Spiritual Stumbling Blocks 16:26 Rejoice With Those Who Rejoice 18:01 The Cost of Looking at What You Don't Have 20:54 What Would You Sell Your Soul For? 22:28 Count Your Blessings 23:48 What Are Your Blessings Worth? 25:14 Make It Plain Like Children 26:18 Hear the Word and Do It 26:47 Come Pray With Us

  5. Sep 5

    Your “I Am” Must Match Him - Taking His Name in Vain

    In this message from House of Prayer 24-7, Brother Deshone openly examines a commandment he says has not always been easy for him to understand. Beginning with “Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD thy God in vain,” he goes back to Exodus 3, where Moses asks God what name he should give the children of Israel—and God answers, “I AM THAT I AM.” From there, Brother Deshone explores a question with deeply practical implications: What are God's children continually putting after the words “I am”? The message challenges believers to examine their speech, identity, and the words they use about themselves—and to consider whether those words reflect the character of the God whose image they bear.  Come pray with us every day at 7 a.m., 12 noon, and 9 p.m. Eastern Time. Join us at HouseofPrayer247.org. Follow or subscribe so you don't miss future messages. 00:00 Welcome to House of Prayer 24-7 00:18 Seeking Clear Understanding 01:55 Thou Shalt Not Take His Name in Vain 03:24 YHWH, Yahweh, Yahuah, and the Name 04:39 A People Called by His Name 05:53 Searching for Context 07:21 I AM THAT I AM 08:59 What Did Israel Hear? 10:19 Made in His Image 11:48 What Does It Mean to Carry His Name? 13:30 What Are You Putting After “I Am”? 15:07 Does Your “I Am” Match God? 16:32 I Am Enough 18:05 Why Did God Say “I AM”? 19:25 Stop Identifying With What Isn't Like God 21:02 Think Differently as a Child of God 22:31 Living From Heavenly Places 24:02 Your Words Will Testify 25:36 I Am Love 27:33 I Am Faithful, I Am the Light 28:46 I Am the Son or Daughter of God 29:51 Let the World See God Through You 31:01 We Will Be Doers of the Word 32:23 Closing Prayer 33:18 Come Pray With Us

  6. Sep 4

    How We Are Cancelling What We Pray For

    What are you saying after you finish praying? In this Sabbath message from House of Prayer 24-7, Brother Deshone examines the biblical weight of our words. Beginning with Proverbs 18—“Death and life are in the power of the tongue”—and moving into Yeshua's teaching in Matthew 12 concerning the heart, the mouth, and idle words, he challenges believers to recognize when their everyday speech contradicts what they say they believe. The message addresses identity, blessing and cursing, doubt, prayer, spiritual warfare, and the discipline required to control the tongue. Brother Deshone calls God's children to become intentional about their speech, examine what they continually claim over themselves, and develop the self-control to stop speaking words contrary to their faith.  Come pray with us every day at 7 a.m., 12 noon, and 9 p.m. Eastern Time. Join us at HouseofPrayer247.org. Follow or subscribe so you don't miss future messages. 00:00 Welcome to House of Prayer 24-7 00:20 Don't Do It for the People 03:22 God's Promise, Not People's Approval 05:00 Who Are You Really Working For? 06:35 Run the Race With Endurance 08:16 You Can't Will Someone Into the Kingdom 09:48 Your Relationship With God Must Be Your Own 11:36 Preparing God's Children for the Land 13:18 Death and Life Are in the Tongue 14:45 What Are You Claiming as Your Identity? 16:35 Speaking the Language of the Curse 18:24 Let the Redeemed Say So 19:45 Out of the Heart the Mouth Speaks 21:07 Giving Account for Every Idle Word 22:28 Your Words Are Affecting Your Life 23:48 Learn to Control Your Mouth 25:45 Speaking Doubt After You Pray 27:22 What Does Doubt Sound Like? 28:48 Spirit, Soul, and Body 30:09 Don't Cancel What You Prayed For 31:27 Believe You Have Received It 32:48 The Accuser Is Listening 34:06 Don't Receive Every Message 35:07 Watch Your Idle Words 36:32 Fast From Speaking 37:50 Developing Self-Control 38:59 Closing Prayer 40:59 Come Pray With Us

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Led by Brother Deshone, the mission of the House of Prayer 24-7 is to proclaim the Gospel of the Kingdom, baptize believers in the name of Yeshua, and prepare the children of God to inherit the Kingdom of Heaven on earth.