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Prayer is a spritual battlefield
Prayer walks open the territory
Binding and loosing spirits
Intercessory Prayer
Why do we talk about this when so many have already done it?
Nothing better that can be done than praying for a person or situation!
Not praying is a sin!
It works!
Often is the only thing that will work!
“I have been driven many times to my knees by the overwhelming conviction that I had no where else to go!” Abraham Lincoln
Why is Intercessory Prayer so important?
Standing in the Gap
Righting a wrong
“The law of prayer is the highest law of the universe!”
Vesta Mangun
Prayer is both offense and defense...
Prayer is protection
Prayer is advancing
“We cannot without Him.
He will not without us.”
Vesta Mangun
Spirit AND the BRIDE say come!
“The Spirit can so powerfully persuade a soul so that soul will voluntarily yield, but the Spirit only does this through the perseverance of someone who intercedes on that soul’s behalf.”
Vesta Mangun
What is intercessory prayer?
Intercede - intervene between parties with a view of reconciling differences, to mediate
Root word: cede - latin = go yield or surrender
Prefix: Inter - between or shared
Intercede = shared surrender
To be a intercessor you need; The Holy Ghost, love, patience, faith and humility.
Examples of Biblical intercessors:
Abraham (Gen 18: 22-23)
Moses (Ex 32:11-14z0
Nehemiah (Neh 1:4-11)
Jesus (Heb 8:6)
KJV - “…always labouring fervently for you in prayers.”
Prayer is the place where the battle is won and lost!
BOTTOM LINE: You know that prayer works.
You have your own stories to tell, you need to ask yourself why you are not doing it!
PRAYER WALKS
Look at the land, be strategic because where you walk, your kids will live!
Be specific, be intentional!
Principle:
Angels go before the church
As the church goes, angels go.
Fear falls on the enemies of God.
Land was subdued!
This makes Eph 6:10-18 real!
What do you pray on a prayer walk?
Praise and Thanks
Needs of the area, city, neighborhood
Take dominion
Bind and Loose
Catholicism vs. Spirit of Truth
Religious Tradition vs. Revelation of Truth (Oneness)
Ideology vs. Spirit of Truth
Sexual Perversion vs. Moral Purity
Unbelief vs. Faith
Fear of Man vs. Fear of God
Suicide/Depression vs. Hope, Peace, Love, Joy of God
Discouragement/Disunity vs. Encouragement, Unity
Apathy/Complacency vs. Hunger and Thirst for Truth
Spiritual Blindness vs. Spirit of Truth, Revelation of Jesus
Confusion vs. Understanding
Pride vs repentance
Spirit of Tradition vs. Spirit of Righteousness
Spirit of False Doctrine vs. Spirit of Truth
Pray that eyes are opened, ears unstopped, hearts are softened so that God can be recieved.
People are drawn - when people worship, God draws -
Jn 12:32 “And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me.”
2 Cor 10:5 “Casting down imaginations, and every high thing that exalteth itself against the knowledge of God, and bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ;”
6. Be lead to the Spiritually Hungry
7. Change in the Spiritual Climate
8. God would grant signs and wonders, miracles and the outpouring of the Holy Ghost
9. Prayer whatever you feel.
It can be different house to house, neighborhood to neighborhood, city to city.
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Praise and thanks
Conclusion: UPCO park -
Pay attention to what you pray as yo walk
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