Faith Walking Into Our Next Level
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God’s purpose may be baffled or it may be accomplished depending, to one degree or another, on the obedience of His people and their willingness to use the weapons of spiritual warfare that He has provided. God is powerful enough to win any battle, He has designed things so that the release of His power at a given moment. A principle weapon of spiritual warfare is prayer. Not just routine or mediocre prayer, but prayer powerful enough to move God’s hand in order to determine the destiny of a whole nation.
I realize the power we have available to us when We take our authority in prayer? And I SAY WE AND US BECAUSE GOD IS MOVING ON MY BEHALF AND IT IS BECAUSE GOD HAS PLACED MIGHTY PRAYER WARRIORS IN MY LIFE AND I THANK GOD 4 EACH AND EVERYONE OF YOU….THANKING GOD FOR ALL OF YOU SHOWING UP AND STANDING ON THE BATTLE FIELD TO HELP ME NOT ONLY FIGHT THIS WAR…BUT TO SEE ME WIN! I did not realize my authority until I started praying more, and my praying started before I got my diagnosis of breast cancer.
Instead of worrying about the increase in evil in our land, I would be before God crying out for His intervention. Unfortunately in many churches prayer is the weakest link. But in New Psalmist Worship Center Prayer Is What We Are Taught….We are taught that our prayer Life should be the strongest LINK because it is the key to God’s blessing us in the spirit realm…… The power of prayer is waiting for you to ask and receive. FBF THIS WAR IS NOT OVER YET BUT I WILL MAKE IT 2 THE FINISH LINE AND I WILL BE THE WINNER…..
Lady Balena Ali
Fervent Prayer Will Help Overcome COVID19
Drawing prayer circles often looks like an exercise in foolishness. But that’s faith. Faith is the willingness to look foolish. Noah looked foolish building a boat in the middle of a desert. The Israelite army looked foolish marching around Jericho blowing trumpets. A shepherd boy named David looked foolish charging a giant with a slingshot. The Magi looked foolish tracking a star to Timbuktu. Peter looked foolish getting out of a boat in the middle of the Sea of Galilee. And Jesus looked foolish wearing a crown of thorns. But the results speak for themselves. Noah was saved from the flood; the walls came tumbling down; David defeated Goliath; the Magi discovered the Messiah; Peter walked on water; and Jesus was crowned King of kings. Foolishness is a feeling that Moses was very familiar with. He had to feel foolish going before Pharaoh and demanding that he let God’s people go. He felt foolish raising his staff over the Red Sea. And he most certainly felt foolish promising meat to eat for the entire nation of Israel in the middle of the wilderness. But his willingness to look foolish resulted in epic miracles — the exodus of Israel out of Egypt, the parting of the Red Sea, and the quail miracle. Drawing prayer circles often feels foolish. And the bigger the circle you draw the more foolish you’ll feel. But if you aren’t willing to step out of the boat, you’ll never walk on water. If you aren’t willing to circle the city, the wall will never fall. And if you aren’t willing to follow the star, you’ll miss out on the greatest adventure of your life. In order to experience a miracle, you have to take a risk. And one of the most difficult types of risk to take is risking your reputation.
