Kingdom Prayer Changes Things
Lately, we’ve been teaching on the incredible world of Kingdom Prayer, and I’m excited to share some of my insights with you.
Are you continuing to wonder about the authority we possess through prayer?
It’s truly mind-boggling. Just think about how Jesus demonstrated the importance of submission to God’s will in His moment of deep distress in Gethsemane. Even when faced with unimaginable suffering, He prayed, “Not my will, but Your’s.” That’s a profound lesson in surrender.
Moreover, Matthew 18:19-20 reminds us of the incredible strength that comes from agreement in prayer. Heaven moves on their behalf when two or more come together in His name. It’s a beautiful reminder of the power of unity in faith. Agreement is not when two or three are aligned on trivial things but rather when they have come into agreement with God’s heart and purposes.
And let’s not forget the concept of “binding and loosening” found in Matthew 16:18-19. This idea of having the keys to the Kingdom of Heaven, the authority to permit or forbid, is awe-inspiring. It’s as if we hold the keys to unlock Heaven’s blessings on earth. This place of authority is only extended when God entrusts it to you.
Now, as we step into this new season, represented by the number 5784, let’s remember the significance of the open door. The winds of change are blowing, and assessing our spiritual wineskins is crucial to ensure we can hold the fresh wine God is pouring out. We must stand as watchmen on the walls, intercessors in the gap, and leaders in our respective areas.
As we navigate this year ahead, let’s not rush ahead of God’s timing. The right door at the wrong time can lead to frustration and deviation from our true purpose. Let’s be patient, discerning, and attuned to God’s voice, as well as staying in prayer always.
So, my friends, I encourage you to embrace the power of Kingdom Prayer, to stand firm in the authority entrusted to you, and to be ready for the divine open doors set before you. Together, we’ll journey through this season with faith, wisdom, and a heart open to God’s perfect timing.