There are unique practical challenges that come with organizing and leading prayer rooms. These manuals, handbooks and podcasts will give you loads of insights in how to host and facilitate intercessory worship and prayer.
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If we’re not careful, we will associate participation in the global prayer movement only with those who are called to be prayer missionaries. However, that is not the case. Jesus said His house — the Church — would be a house of prayer (Matthew 21:13). Extravagant worship and prayer is not a calling for specific people, it is the central activity of the end-time Church. We are all made to worship, pray and minister to God as our first ministry.
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God is raising up believers with intercessory prayer assignments to partner with His heart for the people and causes of the earth. Many believers seek the Lord about how to use their spiritual gifts and what they are called to do with their work and ministry. But have you ever asked who God was calling
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Some scholars and theologians are beginning to embrace the idea that the “relational presence of God” could be the thread that ties every book of the Bible together into a cohesive whole. J. Scott Duvall and J. Daniel Hays argue for this idea comprehensively in God’s Relational Presence: The Cohesive Center of Biblical Theology.
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The book of Psalms is essentially the songbook of David’s Tabernacle. The book of I Chronicles gives us insight into the story and structure of the tabernacle of David, but the Psalms give us insight into the heart of the tabernacle of David. Some believe that many of the psalms from David and Asaph were
David was the only person in the Bible called a man after God’s own heart (I Samuel 13:14, Acts 13:22). Without the heart and zeal of David for God’s presence, there would have been no tabernacle of David. His uniquely intimate and personal relationship with the Lord set the stage for the nation of Israel to be brought into that same nearness to God’s glory and presence at his tent on Mt Zion.
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Note: This part 3 of a series on prayer missionaries and Levites In previous articles I have discussed the unique ministry calling to full-time prayer & worship – what I refer to as a “prayer missionary”. One of the earliest examples of this ministry function were the Levites in David’s Tabernacle. Before we examine Christian
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Note: This part 2 of a series on Prayer Missionaries and Levites “There are some such to be found in this place today, whom God has taken from among the Gentiles to be priests and Levites unto him… there is a people to be found this day who offer unto God acceptable prayer and praise,
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Note: This part 1 of a series on prayer missionaries and Levites The Global Prayer Movement’s Full-Time Workers One of the most fascinating aspects of the emerging global prayer movement is thousands of full-time & part-time prayer missionaries. These men and women are serving the global prayer movement as their vocation and primary ministry calling.
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1. Jesus is worthy. Full stop. Then I looked and heard the voice of many angels, numbering thousands upon thousands, and ten thousand times ten thousand. They encircled the throne and the living creatures and the elders. In a loud voice they were saying:“Worthy is the Lamb, who was slain, to receive power and wealth
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