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Restoring the Moravian Fire
Submitted by ServeTheWarriors on Fri, 2009/10/16 - 5:11pm
By James Goll www.encountersnetwork.com
"Restoring the Moravian Fire: The Power of Persistent Prayer">> Read More ... >>>
I want to share some of my thoughts as I have had a lot of time alone over these last few weeks due to my recovery time needed from the intense cancer treatment. I have had time to think, ponder, reflect, pray, rest—oh yes, rest. I have had time to evaluate once again what I want to do with my life and how I can make the greatest impact on this generation.
Visioen ontvang: Jesus se Koms is NADER as wat mens dink.
Depallier (my man) het laas nag, in die vroeë oggendure, 'n ervaring gehad wat gedeel moet word. Ek het wakker geword met hom wat uitroep: "Die Here kom ons haal" en weer "Die Here kom ons haal". Ek wou hom wakker skud omdat ek gedink het hy het dalk 'n slegte droom. Maar dit was verseker nie 'n slegte droom nie. Hy was emosioneel só swaar belaai met hartseer dat hy nie eintlik kon praat nie. Hy wou hê ons moes dadelik ons seun (14) gaan wakker maak en seker maak dat hy Jesus hardop bely en aanvaar met sy mond, wat ons toe gedoen het.
Daarna het hy begin vertel (of probeer) dat hy Jesus se heerlikheid gesien het en daarin was. >> Read More ... >>>
Foundational Prayer Before Crisis or Blessing
Submitted by ServeTheWarriors on Mon, 2009/07/20 - 2:29pm
Living by the Spirit of the Lord is something we all pursue in our every day life. How we do this, can be a challenge for sure. Jesus lived a life of prayer, and when He needed dedicated prayer time, He would even send crowds and most likely potential resources away, so that He could be with the Father. As a result, He would not move, speak, or do anything that the Father did not ask Him to do.
As I think of prayer and how often we come to the Father during a crisis, I am thankful that our Loving Father responds to hearing our cry. I am also reminded that prayer is really for us to connect with Him, His nature, and a conduit for His peace and joy to flow through us. >> Read More ... >>>
Revelatory Prayer
Submitted by ServeTheServants on Sat, 2009/04/11 - 2:19pmThe apostle Paul prayed more than he preached. I conclude this from his own confession that he "ceased not" to make mention of the Ephesians in his prayers. This is the same man who exhorted us to pray without ceasing, 1Thes 2:13, 5:17, 2Tim 1:3 with Eph. 6:18. He wouldn't ask what he didn't do himself.
Why so much prayer when he had so much revelation? He was an excellent teacher despite what some thought. No one had his revelations. They form the cornerstones of New Testament doctrine. One would think that the teachings themselves would have such weight of influence that they would automatically accomplish what they revealed. They didn't and they couldn't and he knew it. He knew that something more must be added to what he taught in order to drive in the truth.
This something more was prayer and specific prayer. Not just any prayer would do, but prayer aimed at penetrating the inward man to reveal something that would ultimately take over the believer. He knew that what one beholds is what one is conformed to or better, transformed into. >> Read More ... >>>
24-7 PRAYER CHANGES VIOLENT TOWNSHIPS IN SOUTH AFRICA
Submitted by Andre du Toit on Wed, 2009/03/04 - 7:43pm
Source: Joel News Service
In the Summer of 2004, with the help of some sponsors, evangelist Peter Sekhonyane put up a 300-seater tent to facilitate a 24-hour prayer watch in one of the 20 extensions and outer villages of Orange Farm. For three weeks he intensively trained Christians of all churches on prayer and the principles of 24-hour prayer. After three weeks, he decided to move the tent to the next extension, to repeat the process there. In October 2004 seven of these 24/7 prayer watches were up and running at an average of 15 hours per day. Then they combined efforts to launch a week of real 24-hour prayer.
At the end of the week of combined prayer Peter went to the police service station to ask how it went crime-wise during that week. According to their statistics something strange happened: in seven of the 20 extensions there was nearly no crime - exactly the seven in which 24-7 prayer was going on!>> Read More ... >>>
Something special then started to happen. People from townships from across the country started to ask for help.
Vasbyt vir begin 2009 met die versekering dat deubrake kom
Submitted by ServeTheProphets on Thu, 2008/12/18 - 1:58pm
God
is verseker besig met
skuiwe op SY groot
wereldskaakbord.
Met die rustiger
feesgety, vir sommiges,
is daar ook meer tyd om
te peins oor wat in die
wereld en ons land aan
die gebeur is. Dis nie
aldag dat engele helder
oordag verskyn, soos die
twee getuienisse
hieronder vertel nie.
Vir 2009 is dit veral
belangrik om die
"tekens van die
tye" te verstaan en
te interpreteer, veral in
die lig van wat God deur
sommige van Sy profete
openbaar.
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Die slotsom waartoe ek gekom het met die lees daarvan, is dat 2009 nie vir bangbroeke of vir skuld maak, is nie. God is besig met dinge van kosmiese omvang en ons kan nie bekostig om sonder genoeg Heilige-Gees-Olie in ons lampe gevang te word, by die onverwagse koms van ons Verlosser nie.
Praying for your City - Durban in KZN as a Case study
Submitted by ServeTheKingdom on Fri, 2008/10/31 - 2:35pm- Building "Kingdom" vs "Own Empire"
- Intercession
- Prophesy
- Fruits of the Spirit
- Intercessor
- Networking
- Prayer walk
- Prepare Body- 2nd coming
- Take hands with Marketplace Ministers
- Worldview
- Spiritual Mapping
- Prophetic Intercession
- The Spiritual WAR we are in
- The Lord's recent revealed revelation (Kairos Word)
This case study follows What God was and is doing in a city and what to pray into. Through this internet platform various people could document what they perceive God is doing and revealing for the City.
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A) It started by giving guidelines of how to determine the Calling of a city
Report Back: Prayerwalking Durban's "NET and CROSS"
Submitted by Jean Viljoen on Fri, 2008/10/31 - 2:24pm
THE NET AND THE CROSS a report back in story form, to the team of this monumental Prayerwalk event::"Cross Durban" Prayer WALK in an "orderly way" where God send an overseas team to spearhead it
See also:Praying for your City - Durban in KZN as a Case study
DURBAN, KWAZULU NATAL >> Read More ... >>>
The city in which I was born, and continue to live, and move, and have my being, is on the east coast of South Africa. It is the most strategic port on the continent, and probably the most strategic in the southern hemisphere.
Mothers who care meeting in Amanzimtoti- KZN
Submitted by salome on Thu, 2008/08/07 - 2:39pm 22 Aug 2008 08:30
Mothers Who Care (MWC) is a
international network of mothers who come together in small groups at their
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The Prophethood of the Believer
Submitted by ServeTheProphets on Fri, 2008/06/27 - 10:04pm
Seldom
have I met a believer that has not struggled maintaining a consistent,
disciplined prayer life. I know this has been a challenge in my own
spiritual journey. I have found it easier to study the Bible, meditate,
worship, tithe, and exercise all the other disciplines of the Christian
life (with the possible exception of fasting), than it has been to pray.
How can we overcome this lack of prayerfulness? Why do we have this “mass discipline problem” when it comes to prayer? Do we not love God and want to spend time in His presence? Why then is our prayer life so far from what we know it should be? Is the issue lack of discipline? Certainly, a consistent prayer life takes discipline; there is no way around that fact. But, the lack of discipline is rooted in a lack of vision. True vision is what motivates us to be disciplined. Proverbs 29:18 says, “Where there is no vision the people are unrestrained”.
Invasion of the Glory!
Submitted by ServeTheKingdom on Fri, 2008/06/27 - 8:08pm
What has been on my heart is the glory of the Lord, that we could have more of His presence and more of Him in our midst. 2 Corinthians 4 tells us that we are earthenware vessels but the treasure, the glory inside of us--is the Lord!Everyone is running for the gold! Nations prepare for the Olympics and they don't want the silver or the bronze, they want the gold. I feel that the individual cry of our heart is: "Oh Lord, we want the gold!" We want His glory, to know Him better.
It’s amazing, but it’s in the midst of spiritual warfare that I feel most alive and excited for God,
Submitted by Reaching Out on Wed, 2007/02/28 - 6:18am
Hello friends and partners 
,
,I realize that it has been a while since I’ve sent out my last e-mail, but my delay has mainly been due to the fact that 2007 has, thus far, not been a very kind year. That said, it has definitely been a walk in the park compared to 2006.
As always the Lord has been good and each day I reflect on the fact that I never want to be without Him. These past two weeks have been “spiritually intense” for me as I’ve been feeling something tense happening in the spirit world. Admittedly I went through a few weeks of spiritual slumber until one day I felt God tap me on the shoulder and say, “Oi, it’s time to wake up and pray now. You’re needed.” It’s amazing, but it’s in the midst of spiritual warfare that I feel most alive and excited for God, even when the warfare manifests itself in the worldly realm to be a bad situation for me. Even though I may not like the situation, I know that it will pass because I have God on my side and it is through the situation that I will grow stronger in Him. What I have learnt, however, is that when the warfare doesn’t let up for a considerable period of time that is when we tend to get worn down to almost the point of defeat due to spiritual exhaustion. Look at what happened to Elijah: he witnessed God sending down fire from heaven and then had 400 priests of Baal killed. Thereafter he ran and hid out of fear from Queen Jezebel. In his tired and exhausted state, suffering from severe spiritual weariness and tension, he pleaded with God to end his life (haven’t we all been there before
). Even when we’ve reached the point where we may have felt we’ve let go, God is still holding on to us.>> Read More ... >>>
). Even when we’ve reached the point where we may have felt we’ve let go, God is still holding on to us.>> Read More ... >>>THE POWER OF BLESSING--WILL PUT OUT THE FIRES OF HELL"
Submitted by ServeTheKingdom on Mon, 2007/02/26 - 1:50pm
"A part of giving birth to your destiny is bringing life to the destiny of others."
"A word aptly spoken is like apples of gold in settings of silver" (Proverbs 25:11).
A Story of the Power of Our Tongues
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I once knew a young girl who seemed to have much going for her, but consistently failed in many areas of her life. I could not understand why--she seemed to choose failure over a successful, happy life. She was beautiful, talented, and intelligent, but it was obvious that
Sustaining Revival In The Marketplace
Submitted by ServeTheServants on Thu, 2007/02/01 - 11:38pmFleeting Revivals - The Church has historically seen remarkable revivals that brought about new experiences and new doctrine that have brought us into a closer relationship with the God of scripture.>> Read More ... >>>
Ten Points that Contrast the Corporate & Church Models
Submitted by ServeTheServants on Thu, 2007/02/01 - 11:18pmby Joseph Mattera www.josephgmattera.com
Ten Points that Contrast the Corporate Model from the Church Model
Many pastors are reading books on leadership and marketing written by corporate leaders or folks speaking from an American corporate ethos. Oftentimes the biblical ethos in regards to the local church model is missed. The following 10 points show the difference between the two models:
1. The corporate model views others of their business ilk as their competition; the church model should be one of identifying ways to network and partner with churches in the community.>> Read More ... >>>
2. The corporate model hires outsiders for the best possible laborers; the church should primarily grow their workers from within.
Pro- Active Prayer - case study - Lesotho mission trip
Submitted by Gideon Uys on Tue, 2006/10/24 - 10:14pmTwo weeks before we went Lesotho for a mission outreach, we came together to pray for the weekend. It was adults and children who were going on the trip. We all simply prayed for the weekend to be a success for the Lord and asked that He address all problems beforehand.
Well, we went on the trip and from the moment we went nothing but nothing went wrong. The cars went well, nobody got injured or sick, nothing went wrong the whole weekend. Truly God’s grace was with us. It was a proof that God has given us the right strategy = pro- active prayer. Pray beforehand and be the enemy one ahead. Pray and be stand still see God bring victory and salvation.>> Read More ... >>>
God has a purpose for people groups (nations) and places (Cities) - Lets investigate!
Submitted by Cross Connections on Sun, 2006/10/15 - 4:37pmGod is a God of Order!
He always has a plan for a special people group- The Jews
In Revelation He speak only to the Church in a City (Not churches, ministries, organisations or denominations in those cities.)
Lets grow together and see what the Holy Spirit is revealing to the Corporate Body during this season. The more different inputs we can get from God's variety of people the more clearer the picture will be.
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Pro Active Prayer - pray that the problems Don't START!
Submitted by JohanLabuschagne on Sun, 2006/10/08 - 4:57pmAre we busy killing the fires and NOT trying to eliminate the firestarters?
How do we pray? reactive or proactive.
We had followed this principle of proactive prayer addressed by Gideon during the Spring Festival'a organising.
The Lord had sorted out most of the "small jackals" and hickups beforehand.>> Read More ... >>>
Pro-active prayer - Case Study of application
Submitted by Gideon Uys on Sun, 2006/10/08 - 4:51pmOne day myself and my two daughters went to the park.
As we got there, there were three boys in the park.
Immediately I felt the presence of an evil spirit.
Before, I would deal with the person instead of the evil spirit.
This day the Holy Spirit said to me to address and rebuke the evil spirit, which I did. Then thereafter nothing materialised and all was OK and peaceful.>> Read More ... >>>
