Prayer

We make supplications, prayers, intercession, and give thanks for all men, for our pastors, our spiritual leaders, our social leaders, our first responders, and our political leaders.

We decree and declare an influx of Godly leaders that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and reverence. 

We decree and declare that the Word of God has free course and that the Word of God be glorified (2 Tim.2:1-4).

According to Isaiah 59:19, “Justice is driven back, and righteousness stands at a distance; truth has stumbled in the streets, honesty cannot enter.” As a result, God is looking for those who are willing to establish his justice in the earth through consistent times of prayer and selfless acts of service. In an account, E. M. Bounds poses poignant questions and challenges leaders to teach others to pray: “Where are the modern day Christly Leaders who can teach the modern saints how to pray and put them at it? Do we know that we are raising up a prayer less set of saints?