Bob has covered companies in daily prayer for years — insurance offices and farms, agencies and CPA firms, start-ups and third-generation family businesses.
And after you do that for a while, you start to notice something owners rarely see themselves: a business is fought on two fields. The one you can see — strategy, staff, cash, product. And the one running underneath it, the one you were never told was a field at all. So it sits there. Undiscovered. Uncovered.
Some of what's gone wrong came from there. The deal that stalled for no reason. The hire who curdled in a month. The fog you couldn't think your way out of. You insure your building against a fire that will almost certainly never come — and leave a larger risk completely bare.
This is what Bob founded Workplace Prayer to do.
Not one man's assigned hour a month — a team of about two dozen, praying from three continents, covering your business every day, and by name. Each with a role: the heavy-hitter who takes new ground, the connector who keeps the coverage warm, healing prayer for the wounds under the work, the prophetic for where you're going, and teaching, so you grow rather than just depend.
They don't replace your prayers. They come alongside them — with the scale, scope, and calling one person can't give it alone. And they pray expecting God to move, usually in the currency you actually needed.