In this episode of the Disciples Made Here podcast, Drew and Heather build on the foundation of identity and calling to introduce one of the most practical frameworks in the DMH toolbox — the prayer alarm — and what it actually looks like to live as a sent one in the ordinary spaces of your life.
From a youth group in 2008 to a T-ball field in El Dorado Hills to 100 baseball families showing up to Christmas Eve service, this episode is full of real stories of what happens when everyday followers of Jesus stop living on autopilot and start praying with their eyes open. Drew and Heather also introduce the concept of the flipped funnel — why Jesus didn't focus on the crowd, he focused on the one — and what it looks like for your church, your family, and your life to do the same.
This isn't about adding something new to your calendar. It's about seeing what God is already doing in the spaces you already occupy.

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Reflection Questions
Who is your one right now — the person God keeps bringing to mind that you're praying for?
Have you set your 9:38 alarm yet? If not, pause and do it now.
Where in your life are you living on autopilot that could become a mission field — your gym, your kids' sports team, your workplace?

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