Motivation Morsel - June 24, 2026

Daniel 5:12-14 12 because he was found to have an extraordinary spirit, knowledge, discernment, and the ability to interpret dreams, unlock mysteries and solve knotty problems. He is called Dani’el, but the king gave him the name Belt’shatzar. Now have Dani’el summoned, and he will tell you what this means.”

13 Dani’el was brought into the king’s presence. The king said to Dani’el, “Are you Dani’el, one of the exiles from Y’hudah whom the king my father brought out of Y’hudah? 14 I’ve heard about you that the spirit of the gods is in you, and that you have been found to have light, discernment and extraordinary wisdom. My prayer is to be found to have an extraordinary spirit, knowledge, discernment, and the ability to interpret dreams, unlock mysteries and solve knotty problems. I pray I have the Spirit of G-d in me, and that I be found to have light, discernment and extraordinary wisdom.

Noah - upright, blameless, and holy 1/21 per Book of Enoch Ch 67 as with Noah, my prayer is to let my be a lot without blame, a lot of love and uprightness. Amen.

Moses’ and Aaron’s perspectives on the difference between the special sacrifices of the day and those that would be offered up on a regular basis reflect their emphases in our relationship with G‑d. Moses was devoted to transmitting G‑d’s Torah to the people, whereas Aaron was devoted to elevating the people to the Torah.

In our own lives, we must meld Moses’ and Aaron’s perspectives. For ourselves, we must be like Moses, devoted to the Torah’s absolute and unchanging truth. When interacting with others, we, like Aaron, must take into account their moods and inclinations, drawing them closer to the Torah through forgiving love. My prayer is to be devoted to transmitting G‑d’s Torah to the people like Moses and to be devoted like Aaron to elevating the people to the Torah. Like Aaron, let me take into account their moods and inclinations, drawing them closer to the Torah through forgiving love.

David - 1 Samuel 13:14.  Adonai has sought for himself a man after his own heart, and Adonai has appointed him to be prince over his people, because you did not observe what Adonai ordered you to do.” My prayer is to be like David a strong warrior, a woman after Adonai’s own heart.

Joshua - 1:5 No one will be able to withstand you as long as you live. Just as I was with Moshe, so I will be with you. I will neither fail you nor abandon you. 6 “Be strong, be bold; for you will cause this people to inherit the land I swore to their fathers I would give them. 7 Only be strong and very bold in taking care to follow all the Torah which Moshe my servant ordered you to follow; do not turn from it either to the right or to the left; then you will succeed wherever you go. 8 Yes, keep this book of the Torah on your lips, and meditate on it day and night, so that you will take care to act according to everything written in it. Then your undertakings will prosper, and you will succeed. My prayer is to follow these words given to Joshua by the Most High (say 1:5-1:8 about yourself).

Phoebe - Romans 16:1 I am introducing to you our sister Phoebe, shammash of the congregation at Cenchrea, ² so that you may welcome her in the Lord, as G-d’s people should, and give her whatever assistance she may need from you; for she has been a big help to many people — including myself. My prayer is to be a servant to the people of Gd like Phoebe and be a big help to many people and that G-d’s people should, and give me whatever assistance I may need to carry out my assignment in the earth.

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This morning, I was told to literally copy and paste my characteristic prayer points page. I pray these often and some daily (Daniel for sure and Noah everyday). When I read the Word, when the character of the person I am reading about speaks to my spirit, I grab it and make it a prayer point. I believe these are parts of the Word that you grab from “between the lines” in that it speaks about them as they completed their earthly assignments and I need those same attributes to finish my work here on earth.

So as you are reading and the Word “speaks” to your heart and spirit, grab hold of it and use it to enhance your prayer life and mature you as a servant of the Most High.

The best character to learn from is that of Yeshua. I added my prayer point that comes from John 6:38 which says, “For I have come down from heaven to do not my own will but the will of the One who sent me.” My prayer is to do not my own will but the will of the Father who sent me to earth for such a time as this!

I am believing with you that the Word will strengthen you and as it is applied to your personal life, it will produce the fruit and accomplish what it was sent to do in your life (cf. Isaiah 55:11).

Love you Family!

Shalom Aleichem🙏🏽