I Will Take Care Of Everything
A conversation between Caleb Breedlove (guest) and Devaughn Williamson, host.
Caleb's story is one of faith, family, and resilience. Growing up, he witnessed his parents’ faith amidst hardship, which deeply shaped his own journey. His mom was diagnosed with cancer earlier in his life, and Caleb remembers watching her endure the pain of surgery, radiation, and being bedridden. Through this, her faith remained unshaken, and she was ultimately the spiritual backbone of their family. This was especially foundational when his father was later diagnosed with cancer while he was in college. During these difficult seasons, Caleb and his family saw miracle after miracle after miracle. To have everything they needed at all times was proof of God’s provision and desire to care for His children. Caleb witnessed these miracles and learned that faith is strengthened through trials and that resolve is built as you trust in God’s promises.
“Be still, be quiet, be at peace”
Now, as a family man himself, Caleb continues to live out his commitment to faith through ministry. Caleb’s roots in ministry go deep and a foundational season of his life was spent diving into ORU’s Prayer Movement. As part of this ministry, Caleb committed countless hours to interceding and praying for his peers, which allowed him to witness numerous miraculous events and testimonies. He describes the atmosphere of these prayer gatherings as transformative, where students would fill the space with expectant faith and worship. Healings, deliverances, and salvation occurrences were common, which left a lasting impact on him.
After getting married, Caleb felt a calling to continue his prayer journey by founding his own House of Prayer in Tulsa. This wasn’t an easy decision and required obedience and sacrifice from both Caleb and his wife. Trusting God to provide, they began with small, consistent prayer meetings and Bible studies, which gradually grew in size and frequency.
Caleb describes how his family began their mission in an area with high crime rates, as they were determined to spread hope in these areas through prayer and Gospel-centric outreach. Their goal was to offer an alternative for people hesitant to attend traditional Sunday services by creating midweek gatherings, where families could find community, be spiritually challenged, and learn about faith in a more open and welcoming place. They did this consistently over months, with regular gatherings and campaigns of prayer and fasting. .
After much prayer and waiting, the Breedloves found a building they felt was made for them and their mission. Their efforts were then unexpectedly blessed by a $220,000 donation from an international church leader, Pastor Kayanja, from Uganda. This single donation marked a huge step forward and allowed them to begin the next phase of their ministry.
The new location of Tulsa House of Prayer.
In time, other donations and volunteers fueled the growth of their prayer house. Caleb’s faith journey highlights the power of persistence, community, prayer, and faith. Today, Caleb and his team continue their work while inviting others to join in prayer, to contribute resources, or to come and witness what they’re building. His advice to his younger self and to listeners would be to “Be still, be quiet, be at peace.”
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Devaughn Williamson President, Faith Ignite Inc
