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Encounter the manifest presence of Christ each day! The Year on Fire Daily Devotional is written by Fred Hartley, III and provides a daily encounter with the fire of Christ's presence. Every day you can receive a brief, catalytic, life-giving devotional that will light a flame of revival in your heart. Year on Fire is available here on our website or through our app, which you can find on the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store by searching for "College of Prayer".
Potent Name
God wants to help you discover the potency of the Name.
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 27
Day 16
Freely give" is a phrase from the Bible (Matthew 10:8) that means to share what we have received from God without payment.
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 26
Risk Takers
Name carriers become risk takers.
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 26
Day 15
Who wants a speedy Kingdom breakthrough during this fast? In Isaiah 58, a chapter highlighting fasting, God gives us a promise of accelerated breakthrough.
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 25
Preach the Name
When the Name forcefully overtakes you, it conquers your fears and frees you to be a truth-teller, or preacher.
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 25
Day 14
Thank you, dear faithful partners, as we labor in this journey together. As we fast and pray, I am encouraged by the preacher’s wisdom in Proverbs 11
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 24
Saved By the Name
When you are at your lowest point, when it feels like you have nowhere to turn and you have exhausted your last ounce of strength, you still have one place you can turn- just call on the Name.
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 24
Day 13
The word "beatitude" means "supreme blessing." Jesus teaches us that the supreme blessing of receiving the kingdom of heaven begins with poverty of spirit.
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 23
Prince of Peace
Don’t just say the Name. Don’t just pray the Name. Every time you use the Name, you want to make a withdrawal.
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 23
Day 12
God spared no expense to redeem us. Rich in love and mercy, the Father delivered us “from the domain of darkness and transferred us to the kingdom of his beloved Son” (Colossians 1:13)
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 22
Everlasting Father
Father is the Name God gave himself.
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 22
Day 11
“Freely you have received, freely give,” but what about when God asks you to give before you feel you’ve received?
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 21
Mighty God
We love the intimate names of God like Friend, Shepherd, Immanuel, God with us.
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 21
Day 10
The words from Mathew 10:8 remind us of the generosity and kindness of our Heavenly Father. We have received so much from Him - forgiveness, love, salvation, and eternal life. Jesus freely gives to each of us so much.
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 20
Wonderful Counselor
A good counselor is a good listener, who asks good questions, who accepts people unconditionally,
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 20
Day 9
At the end of the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus emphasizes the importance of forgiveness.
and to some, their consternation, that He was the fulfillment of this promise.
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 19
Gather in the Name
The magnetic attraction of Christian community is not the songs you sing, the car you drive, or the color of your skin.
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 19
Day 8
Jesus stood up in the synagogue and read this passage, declaring, to their amazement,
and to some, their consternation, that He was the fulfillment of this promise.
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 18
The Name for Conquerors
God is a God of honor, and his church is a house of honor.
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 18
Day 7
January 17 “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.” — John 3:16 (ESV) As we continue in the 21-day fast and the theme of “Freely Give", meditate today on the powerful truth of John 3:16. God gave the greatest gift ever given—His one and only Son. God paid the highest price for the greatest gift—His Son’s life on the cross. God gave the greatest gift anyone can receive—salvation through Je
Fred Hartley, III
Jan 17
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