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1. REPLY TO NPPN POSTING:
CAN A SMALL CHURCH HAVE A GLOBAL VISION?
2. RESPONDING TO “SATAN WINS”
3. MEMO TO NEARLY 750 PPGs...
4. ROUNDTABLE ON RACE
5. WHITEFIELD FELLOWSHIPS – PASTORS &
PRAYER
6. FORT WAYNE, IN:
THE POWER OF UNITED, PERSISTENT PRAYER
7. ILLINOIS NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER UPDATE
8. THREE FAQ’s ...
9. MILWAUKEE, WI: CALL TO PRAYER
10. CHICAGOLAND PRAYER SUMMIT
11. AUSTIN, TX: CITYWIDE PRAYER BREAKFAST
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* A NOTE FROM PASTOR PHIL
These are special days in which we pray - Many NPPNetworkers are "seeking
God for the City" as we approach Pal Sunday - Countless others are praying
through national or ministry focused initiatives - and doubtless, this is also
the most prayer-about war in the history of the world.
You'll find the * *Special Alert directly below especially pertinent as America
heads toward battle.
On a personal note, Carol and I leave March 25th for Zambia and will be out of
e-touch until our return on April 16th. Emergency contact necessary?
Please contact :
NPPN Updates <Updates@nppn.org>
Your prayers are welcome: Carol teaches alongside our daughter in a one room,
six grades schoolhouse and I will have several preaching and teaching
opportunities. Also hoping to meet with Pastors in the NPPN - Zambia!
Hoping to have good reports when I return,
Phil
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>From: "Prayer Transformation Ministries" <PTM@prayertransformation.com>
>At: http://www.prayertransformation.com/
What follows is a call for the Church in America to rise up in these
critical days, to open our doors for prayer and some suggested prayer points put
together by Cheryl Sacks and myself in connection with the Christian Emergency
Network of Mission America.
My plea is that we not be so lethargic that we miss the window of opportunity in
prayer and witness that the Lord is giving us through these circumstances.
Decide that you, and your church will “rise to the occasion” and be the
voice of hope for the Lord that He calls us to be.
Your servant in Christ,
Steve Loopstra, Executive Director, Prayer Transformation Ministries
As our nation stands on the brink of war with Iraq, the time is NOW for the
Church to rise up and take her place. This is a time that calls for humble,
resolute leadership on the part of our churches. We have a message of hope for
our nation. We have access to the very throne room of God to intercede on behalf
of our nation, our president, our leaders, our military, and the people of Iraq.
Let us not miss this divine window of opportunity for prayer.
Please give serious and careful heed to this call to prayer. We are encouraging
churches across the nation to set aside ongoing specific times of prayer and
worship on behalf of our nation. Some churches are opening their doors for
prayer from 6- 7 p.m. each evening during the conflict. Others are
scheduling noontime prayer meetings. Many will build a weekend service
around prayer for the nation. Whenever it is, consider opening your church and
your meetings to the community. Let us act preemptively in prayer. Don't delay.
Rally prayer at your earliest possible time.
In 2 Chronicles 20, as Jehoshaphat was heading toward war in the desert, we read
in verse 20: “Early in the morning they left for the Desert of Tekoa. As they
set out, Jehoshaphat stood and said, Listen to me, Judah and people of
Jerusalem! Have faith in the Lord your God and you will be upheld; have faith in
his prophets and you will be successful. After consulting the people,
Jehoshaphat appointed men to sing to the Lord and to praise him for the splendor
of his holiness as they went out at the head of the army, saying: Give thanks to
the Lord for his love endures forever.”
In response to that prayer and worship, the Lord gave victory to Israel's army.
We, the Church in this country have the opportunity to "go before" our
troops, and to cover our nation, our cities, and our leaders.
Let us humble ourselves before the Lord and stand in the gap in these critical
hours.
As you call your people, your community to prayer, here are some suggestions on
how we may agree together. May the Lord be gracious to us, and have mercy.
Prayer
Points
· To acknowledge our dependency upon God
· For the church to rise up with a message
of hope
· To cry out for wisdom for our national
and world leaders
· For protection of our nation's borders
and our cities from preemptive strikes and terrorism
· For protection of American and allied
military forces and the lives of innocent people in Iraq
· For an openness to the Gospel in the
Middle East
We would love to expand this prayer and information group. To subscribe send and
email to: PTM@prayertransformation.com with the word subscribe-intercessors
in the body of the message. This email group is for the purpose of prayer
and information. Your email address is not supplied to any other group.
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>From: Haskin [ldhaskin@ameritech.net ]
Doug,
Our Church is relatively new (beginning our 5th year) and still small. We
currently help support two missionaries; one part-time to Kenya and one
full-time to inner City Chicago. I have found that it adds a new
dimension to our prayer, worship and ministry. As we have accepted the
reality that Jesus died for the whole world not just our members, our faith and
passion has stretched. We are still struggling with how to expand our
global impact. Any small Churches doing this, please share.
Lawrence Haskin, Household of Faith, Markham, Ill
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>From: "Bob Tolliver" <lifeunlimited@pobox.com>
Phil, In reading the "Satan Wins" prayer request which you so
mercifully kept anonymous, I was struck by how easy it is to develop an
erroneous focus when we're praying. The remarks were hard for me to read
because I felt the writer was fighting a battle he didn't need to fight.
I was reminded of two things:
First, I remembered a statement by Peter Lord in his little Prayer Journal the
29/59 Plan. "Gaze on the Lord; Glance at your problems." Good
counsel.
Second, I thought of the pattern we use when training prayer walking teams.
It will work in every other prayer situation as well. We teach them
that there are four ingredients to include when praying.
1. Worship and Adoration. The Bible
clearly tells us that God inhabits the praises of His people. So, if
there's a battle against the enemy, the quickest and easiest way to run him off
without a fight is to fill your heart and mouth with praise and adoration.
Satan hates that, and can't stand to be in such surroundings.
2. Blessing. Speak blessing into
every situation and upon every person that is included in your praying. It
makes sense that if Satan tries to curse and condemn a situation, our counter
move is to do the opposite. And, again, when the enemy hears us speaking
blessing on a situation, he gets very uncomfortable. When we fail to speak
blessing into a situation, we are making the same mistake the man in the parable
did when he kicked out the spirits and swept the house clean . . . . but left it
empty.
3. Warfare. There is indeed a place
for doing battle against the enemy. However, it's from a position of
submission. James 4:7 tells us to submit [every circumstance, attitude,
condition, etc.] to the Lord first, and then resist the devil and he will
flee.
4. Intercession. Standing in the gap
in behalf of the people or situations for which we are praying is far more
important than placing all our attention on the devil and his schemes. People
are more important than the devil, but too often we pray as if he is more
important. Besides . . . . when you enter into intercession, the Holy
Spirit joins you before the Father's throne in behalf of whatever it is we are
praying.
Sometimes we forget that Satan is already defeated; therefore, all he does is
judicially illegal. It took me a long time to learn that truth. Whereas
35 years ago dealing with demonic bondage was the focus of my ministry, I find
today that it doesn't take nearly as much fervor and effort. I believe the
reason is because I more fully understand the complete finished work of Christ,
Who "came to destroy the works of the devil". I think I also
more clearly understand the principle of authority we have been given in Christ.
When you understand authority, you realize the battle is the Lord's and
not yours, and subsequently your focus is on Him, then on the others, and
finally you take a quick glance at the enemy as if to remind him he's out of
line and he's already a loser.
Thanks again for your ministry. In His Bond, Bob
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>From: "Seymour, James" <JSeymour@st-aug.edu>
We did have a wonderful Roundtable on Race, Thursday the 6th at Meredith
College. We had around 50 ministers in attendance. We began with
some wonderful worship music led by Tim and Laura Suave, who travel doing
seminars on worship so they are truly excellent.
We had brief reports from five different groups of clergy that are actively
involved in joining their churches and their hearts in reconciliation ministry.
One on one friendships are being cultivated, dinner in each others homes,
wives building relationships etc.
We also had a wonderful time of facilitation by Dr. Norman Peart, author of the
book "Separate No More" and adjunct professor at UNC in Sociology and
at Southeastern Baptist Seminary. He also pastors an interracial church in
Cary, NC called Grace Bible Fellowship. His facilitation was based on the
information found in the book "Divided By Faith" written by authors
Emerson and Smith on the topic of "Evangelical religion and the problem of
Race in America." Norm did a great job of giving an overview of there
findings and good interaction around the tables took place and then a reporting
back to the group as a whole.
The final presenter was James White, a staff member for 16 years with Campus
Crusade for Christ, and now director of the Job's Partnership Institute. James
is a dynamic speaker and he challenged the clergy on the concept that
"before there can be reconciliation there must be repentance." James
speaks on the topic of reconciliation around the country and either he or Dr.
Peart would be of value to you in any context. Both are African American
brethren with strong Biblical world views and a passion for racial healing in
the community and the church.
Sincerely, Dr. James J. Seymour
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>From: "Reformation & Revival
Ministries" <reformationmessenger@earthlink.net>
The New England Whitefield Fellowship on Feb. 18, 2003.
The speaker will be Don Kistler of Soli Deo Gloria Ministries.
He will speak on the topic--The Puritans: Lessons for Today.
The meeting will be held at Bickford's Restaurant in Haverhill, Ma. from
10:30-noon. The restaurant is located off Exit 49 on 495.
For more information call Dan Korzep. 978-372-5002 cell 978-852-7836.
Reformation & Revival Website <http://m1e.net/c?12887289-FQFsOt50UzxMo%40144889-T4wrlG333CQUI>
Monday Friends Fellowship / March 10, 2003 at 7:00 - 9:00 PM
Special Guest Speaker: Rodney Clapp
Location: Christ Church of Glen Ellyn, IL
625 Hillside Drive, Glen Ellyn, IL
More information coming...mark your calendars!
Center for Cultural Leadership Annual Training Institute
April 18-19, 2003 in Lansing, Michigan.
Keynote speaker: John Armstrong
(contact Craig Dumont 800-290-5711)
Center for Cultural Leadership
Andrew Sandlin / Center for Cultural Leadership Web Site <http://m1e.net/c?12887289-Ut8/B8y2HWQTQ%40144890-mZAloIaw/mJ/6>
Reformation & Revival Ministries
P.O. Box 88216 / Carol Stream, Illinois 60188 USA
(630) 980-1810 / (630) 980-1820, FAX
To subscribe: click here <http://www.mailermailer.com/x?oid=10208L>
.
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>From: PastorsInPrayer@aol.com
JOURNAL ENTRY~August 1982-(Beginning of effort to close four hard core porn
outlets-one in the same block as the Broadway Church. Seven years of
weekly prayer preceded this date. Strong civic, neighborhood, legal, church
backing. 172 religious leaders representing
44 denominations and 2,000 individuals committed to picketing over two and one
half years, Small groups at each location, six days a week-calling for vigorous
enforcement of Indiana Obscenity Law.)
Early this week I met with the Bishop of the Ft. Wayne-South Bend Diocese.
He reminded me to be zealous but not a zealot. When I asked him the
difference, he explained, " A zealot has an unattainable goal. Be zealous
if your goal is within reach." When he learned that our single goal
was to call for the enforcement of the Indiana Law, prohibiting display or
distribution of obscene materials, he agreed to lend the support of his diocese.
Already, many from the Catholic community are on the picket line with
believers from other denominations.
Oh, what price this standing against the evils of porn and prostitution? A
sign just appeared on a local theater box office, naming me as the organizer of
picketing and the church I serve as the one behind it. It further
announced a picketing effort at 910 Broadway (our church address) from 9-11
Sunday morning. The ones putting up the signs (many more appeared) have no idea
how large this opposition really is.
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REFLECTION~January 23, 2003-The battle against porn in Ft Wayne, IN resulted in
a court order closing three of the four porn outlets. Picketing lasted
through two northern Indiana winters, summers, spring and fall. The church
in the city gathered on street corners to pray and exercise their first
amendment rights that of peaceful assembly and freedom of speech. Ultimately,
due to a prosecuting attorney who carried out his election promise, the case
went all the way to the US Supreme Court where the lower court decision held.
It was the first time Civil Rico was used in the nation to battle
successfully against porn outlets, run by organized crime.
Did this action wipe out porn? Of course not. Did the church in the
city grow stronger with the united prayer and persistent stand against this
evil? Yes! As Bishop McManus pointed out, when men and women are
zealous for a cause that is realistic with a reachable goal, there can be
success. In Jesus' day the "zealots" left Him for a cause that
would end in disaster. True, He went to His death, but the Kingdom of God
grew like the mustard seed in His story. His resurrection and ascension to
the right hand of the Father give us today a reigning King who promises to
return and right every wrong, heal every broken heart and establish His Kingdom
for eternity.
"And let us not lose heart in doing good, for in due time we shall reap if
we do not grow weary." ( Gal. 6:9-NASB)
Blessing- bob and marilyn yawberg-SAYING YES TO GOD-Pastors in Prayer Ministry-
Vol. IV #3
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>From: CGDunne@aol.com
Praising God that He is beginning to identify County Coordinators for the
National Day of Prayer in IL. We have about a tithe of the 102 counties
accounted for. Please continue to pray for more County Coordinators with a heart
for bringing the Body of Christ together to pray in Unity. The National
Day of Prayer is May 1, the first thursday of May. IF you hear of any
events happening in your area, please let me know. We are planning a
prayer event in Grant Park for that day at noon. We will have no
microphone or program...just prayer stations set up. Please come join us if you
can...send your friends who work downtown. We will gather at millennium park
from 11:30 a.m. till God releases us. People will come and go as they need to
get back to work, but we will continue to pray as long as some people stay. Pray
even today for good weather, that we not be rained out.
God seems to be speaking something about Counties in IL. The Lydia Fellowship
sent out a letter to their membership asking them to adopt a county and pray for
it. The IL Strategic Prayer Network continues to pray for certain counties each
week. I am asking for County Coordinators for NDP. Let's join the
effort and ask God to bring his assigned people forward to organize prayer in
every county in IL.
Continue to pray for the Educators Prayer Summit to be held on Casimir Pulaski
day, March 3. Pray for the facilitators and for those attending. Pray that
nothing would hamper folks from coming. Pray for clear communication so others
will plan to come.
The Chicagoland Prayer Summit is being held in May this year. We are looking for
intercessors to join in praying for the summit both onsite and offsite. Pray
even now that God would begin to move the hearts of Pastors and Ministry Leaders
to attend. Pray for schedules that will allow them take three day to go sit
before the Lord. Pray for them to see the urgency and need for prayer. tell
YOUR pastor about the summit and invite him/her to come. The dates are May
5,6,7 and it will be held at Cedar Lake Indiana...It is a truly blessed
time. For more info on the Summit see the website at praychicago.net <www.praychicago.net>
Susanne and I leave next week to do the Prayer Summit in Washington DC. pray for
a total dependence on the Holy Spirit. Pray that hearts will be prepared and
that God will meet us while we are there. Pray that distractions be cut off and
any other way God leads you. If He gives you a word about the summit I would
love to hear from you.
An effort is underway in California to call out to God for revival...they will
be meeting at the Rose Bowl on the 22nd of this month....they will be asking
people to join a 40 day fast as led by God, a Jesus fast of WATER only.....to
get all the details you can go to their website THE CALL <www.thecallrevolution.com>
Bless you one and all...we will keep in touch, you do the same. If you
have any prayer requests, send them to me and anyone who has updates we
appreciate those too.
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>From: "Tony Danhelka" <tony@lightfirst.com>
The Mission America Coalition is an unprecedented cooperative effort of some 500
national Christian leaders who have prayerfully come together to help unite
Christians for prayer, evangelism and revival. Honorary co-chairs of the
Coalition are Dr. Bill Bright (Campus Crusade for Christ), Dr. Billy Graham
(Billy Graham Evangelistic Association) and Dr. John Perkins (Christian
Community Development Association).
Comprised of the leaders of 80-plus denominations and over 350 Christian
ministries, MAC calls for active participation in The Great Commission to
"go into all the world and preach the Gospel, making disciples of all
nations" (Matthew 28:19) and The Great Commandment "Love the Lord your
God and . . . Love your neighbor as yourself" (Matthew 22:37,39).
The City Impact Round tables (CIR) have developed out of Mission America
meetings. Christian transformational leaders from cities across the nation have
gathered twice a year for the purpose of building relationships, sharing
kingdom-sized vision for holistic evangelism and revival, and praying together
for united ministry throughout the Body of Christ. They have met in the
Roundtable format so that participants might also be contributors to the
"city-reaching" process in their area. CIR has had national meetings
where 50 or more cities have been represented and also sponsors regional
gatherings for further implementation in local areas. In the spring of 2002 six "working
teams" were developed: 1. Social Action 2. Expanding the Table 3.
Prayer 4. Measurements & Outcomes 5. Theology & Definition 6. Younger
Generations (nonfunctioning to date). These Working Teams meet monthly by
conference phone calls to identify the related issues and develop the latest
data available on their topic of interest. The teams give reports twice a year
at national and regional meetings.
Brief Explanation of the National leadership Forum in
New York (October 5-8, 2003):
The theme is "The Gospel in the City" Sharing Christ in Word and
Deed. The leadership team is calling it a "Mission America
Coalition's National Leadership Forum" It is being designed in
collaboration with the New York Coalition of Ministries and Churches throughout
New York City.
The strategic framework for the National Leadership Forum, "The Gospel in
the City," is city movements, which God has been raising up for the past
fifteen years across our nation. The vision for this gathering is to serve as
a creative forum in which leadership teams can be formed and existing leadership
teams can be strengthened to serve city movements across the nation. This
forum is for the equipping of teams of leaders (up to ten or more from each
city) with the aim of returning to their cities with new resources to aid them
in forming and re-forming around a long term plan for sharing Christ in word and
deed in every sector of their city, transforming the lives of individuals and
institutions for real Kingdom growth. The National Leadership Forum will have
three major components: 1. Plenary sessions, 2. Tracks and 3. Integrative Round
Tables.
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>From: "Arnold Quakkelaar" <aquakkelaar@wi.rr.com>
Sorry I couldn't join your last conference call with Mission America ... but I
want you to know about a major "Call to Prayer and Worship" event
planned in Wisconsin for September 13 in Miller Park - Milwaukee Brewers'
Stadium. The details can be viewed at www.PrayerMilwaukee.net
Feel free to pass this on to the Team and/or call if you have any questions ...
O: 414-372-7200, C: 414-791-5630
May God bless us all as we serve Him,
Arn Quakkelaar, BASICS in Milwaukee, Inc.
A CALL TO PRAYER AND WORSHIP
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th, 2003
At MILLER PARK
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Gates open at 4:30pm
Free Admission, Free Parking
Concession area open - 4:30pm - 6:00pm
The Church has many organizers, but few agonizers;
many who pay, but few who pray, many resters, but few wrestlers;
many who are enterprising, but few who are interceding.
People who are not praying are playing.
Two prerequisites of dynamic Christian living are vision and passion,
both of these are generated by prayer.
The ministry of preaching is open to every child of God.
The secret of praying is praying in secret.
A worldly Christian will stop praying;
a praying Christian will stop worldliness...
Tithes may build the church, but tears will give it life.
That is the difference between the modern church and the early church.
Our emphasis is on paying, theirs was on praying.
When we have paid, the place is taken.
When they had prayed, the place was shaken (Acts 4:31).
In the matter of effective praying, never have so many left so much to so few.
Brethren, let us pray.
- Leonard Ravenhill
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>From: "Tony Danhelka" <tony@lightfirst.com>
>At: <http://www.PrayChicago.net/cps>
May 5 - 7, 2003... Monday through Wednesday
"Come, let us go up to the mountain of the LORD that he may teach us his
ways and that we may walk in his paths." Micah 4:2
This is a three day cross cultural prayer encounter with other Pastors and
Christian leaders as we seek the face of God for Chicagoland. There are no
lectures, sermons or seminars. We gather for corporate prayer that is enhanced
at times by scripture reading and worshipful songs. Time is given for private
and small group prayer times also.
Both men and women are welcome. There are two simultaneous Summits happening at
the same site at the same time. Some of the sessions are together and some are
separate.
The Summit begins on Monday morning May 5th at 10AM or 11AM at the Bus
pick up points and ends Wednesday night May 7th at 9:30PM back at the drop off
points.
The Summits location this year is at Cedar Lake Bible Conference Center
in Cedar Lake Indiana. The lodging and meals are fantastic. The total cost is
$175 for the Summit, transportation, lodging and meals.
Pastors, ministers, and ministry leaders mark your calendars for May 5-7, 2003
and register online at www.PrayChicago.net/cps <http://www.PrayChicago.net/cps>
or phone Adam Shields at 773-368-3793.
For more details visit us on the Web at www.PrayChicago.net <http://www.PrayChicago.net>
or email us at Summits@PrayChicago.net
or phone Pastor John Erickson 773-622-5340
Tony & Donna Danhelka
Summit Servant Leadership Team Member
630-263-2222 Cell
"The leaders of the Church responding to the 'call' of God to better
welcome and sustain an outpouring of the Holy Spirit on Chicagoland!"
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>From: CityTransformers@aol.com
CITYWIDE PRAYER BREAKFAST
NEW WINE SKIN FOR GREAT REGIONAL AWAKENING!
Date: April 5, 2003 (Fasting on Friday, 04/04/03).
Venue: Kingdom Worship Center (New Streams’ facility) 1901 FM 1460, Round
Rock. 512-6718400
Host: Bishop L. A. Wilkerson, Agape Family of Churches, Austin, TX
Facilitators: Cityreaching Pastors and Prayer Leaders in Austin Area.
INVITATION
All area Pastors, Intercessors, and ministry leaders are invited to attend the
monthly Citywide Prayer Breakfast. The purpose of this inter-Church and
inter-denominational gathering is to unite the Body of Christ in Austin and
surrounding areas for strategic prayers warfare for city awakening,
transformation and Revival. Agape Christian Ministries shall serve breakfast, at
7:00 AM on Saturday morning.
THE NEW WINE SKIN
The Church is undergoing a major and one of the greatest reformations in
history. Prophephies are being fulfilled in our own eyes. We are in a war, not
just bows and arrows, but the greatest battle for His kingdom to come upon our
Cities. Woe to him asleep in the midst of battle!
God I ripping off the old wine skin of religion, division and selfishness in the
Church. God is commanding in His blessing with couture of unity. CITY CHURCHES
are emerging. There is a paradigm shift. We better shift or God will shift
us! Our standard of what it means to be a believer must rise. A Texas size
revival is coming! It’s not about us; it’s about Him. Those who want to lead
must stoop down and serve.
It’s good to take inventory. Yes, to judge every prophecy weather they are of
God. For most of you who have been following the events in the greater Austin
area and Central Texas, you can recollect that God has used uncountable ways to
confirm dozens of Prophetic words He has spoken over this region.
As a reminder, God has revealed and spoken the following through our citywide
meetings:
1. There’s going to be an out break of God in this region in an
unprecedented manner.
2. Baptist Church and the Hispanic will play important roles (not a
Hispanic or Baptist revival). On Feb.2, 2002, during our first meeting I gave a
word of the LORD that “… as soon as Apostolic leadership connects with
intercession, His rain will cover this whole region as the waters cover the sea.
I see a mighty sweeping revival that starts from Central Texas heading towards
Mexico, touching cities, the high ways and the byways”.
3. Visions of several road-blocks in Austin and Police leaving there
assignments to control the traffic of people flooding into Austin area because
of God’s outbreak of revival in the Land.
4. God transferring the Title Deed of the Land to His body, this recent.
5. Suddenness of what is about to happen will take many by surprise
6. The revival coming from an angle and vessels no one expects it– not a
charistimatic nor Pentecostal, Baptist or any of the revival we are use to, but
God-revival.
7. Did you remember the prophetic words that came during Rally Call
Conference in July 2002 about the sign of hail over Texas as a sign of shift in
the ‘heavenlies’/Powers over the land?
8. The Church walking out of the wilderness and God giving the Body of
Christ victory over the Gates of the land. Dear City lovers, time and space will
fail me to outline uncountable sounds of rain we hear and ‘clouds like the
hand of a man’ we see rising up to the heaven; the altering of the spiritual
DNA of our cites, the unity of Pastors and intercessors from dozens of Churches
coming to pray for revival and the five fold ministry leader taking their places
in the heaven.
HE, WHO HAS EARS, LET HIM HEAR WHAT THE SPIRIT SAYS TO THE CHURCH!
Send the word out. Make time to be there.
Attendees are encouraged to fast on the Friday, April 4. Step out of the boat
and join with us in this united prayer for revival and transformation in the
land.
NB: ALL DAY citywide prayer and Worship continues till noon at the same venue.
Direction: Kingdom Worship Center (New Streams’ facility) 1901 FM 1460 , (off
East HYW 79) Round Rock. 512-6718400
Visit www.citytransformers.com
or www.austinforjesus.com,
call 512-751-9191 for details
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