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James H Glover Studios
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- james h Glover Network
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- Jan 7, 2026
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- 3388
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Summary
I’ve Read the Bible. I’ve Prayed. Now What??? — SURRENDER” You’ve read the Word. You’ve prayed the prayers. You’ve fasted, waited, believed—and you’re still asking, “God, what’s next?” In this powerful episode of Walking in Kingdom Destiny, James H. Glover III sits down with Prophetess Temarie to tackle the real, often unspoken struggle believers face after obedience: the moment between prayer and purpose. This conversation dives deep into what happens after you’ve done everything you know to do—when God’s answer isn’t more information, but total surrender. We explore the difference between trusting God with your words versus yielding Him your will, your plans, your timing, and your comfort. Topics include: • Why prayer without surrender can still leave you stuck • How control delays destiny • The difference between asking God to bless your plans and submitting to His • What surrender really looks like in real life (not just church talk) • How letting go positions you for alignment, clarity, and movement This episode is for anyone who feels spiritually informed but internally conflicted—those who love God but are wrestling with letting go. Because sometimes the answer to “Now what?” isn’t do more… it’s surrender more. “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not to your own understanding.” — Proverbs 3:5 Walking in Kingdom Destiny — where obedience meets alignment, and surrender unlocks purpose. Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: