Plenipotentiary Prayer
ALWAYS PRAY.
Believers should pray. We have God's heart to continually ensure that the reward of eternal life and so that others have an unhindered opportunity also to experience God’s lavish grace given through Jesus Christ. When we think of the biblical laws, there is a tendency to see the commands, precepts, principles, and protocols of the Scripture as constraining, instead of directive. However, Romans 6:14,15 assures us that we are no longer under the constraint of the law, but under grace. Yet there is remains a call not to violate God’s moral code. Everything is lawful or permissible, but not everything will prosper us on our journey. I Cor. 10:23. Jesus summarized the Ten Commandments of the moral code for humanity’s dealings with each other in Mt. 22:36-40. In these commands, Jesus reiterated the eternal call for fulfillment of the Old Testament (Ex. 20:2-17; Dt. 5:6-21) edits. This article utilizes the moral code as a potent extraction to put in our tool chest. Ten prayer points that every intercessor needs to legislate in the atmosphere on behalf of the Kingdom of God are revealed. Our affirmative assignment to follow God and learn not just what not to do, but what must be done stands forever.
Life is an arena fraught with challengers and champions of both good and evil.
There are two competing unyielding prospects every nation will face:
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the devastation brought on by national moral decay, or
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prosperity found in purity of heart and actions.
God has provided ample instruction on how we can be a catalyst to shift a nations toward faithfulness to Him. This results in moving toward toward good governance. The primary focus is prayer! I know. Many believe that prayer is what weak, feeble, doubting people do, instead of act. However, we know that prayer is the way we begin to “fulfill the law” of God and entrench the standards of heaven while here in the earth (Mt. 5:17). Prayer ignites our obedience, diligence, and courage, thus demonstrating the power of God to rescue and claim for Himself a nation (Kingdom of God), out of the nations (Dt. 4:34-35). The Bible is the moral code, standard, and measuring rod of God. It is our honor learn how to pray and work in agreement with the sovereign and providential plans of God.
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Prayer Guides.
All across the nation groups arrive at community, government and commerce centers at 7:00 am to 8:00 am, seven (7) day prior to the National Day of Prayer annual gathering on the first Thursday of May. In the Metropolitan DC area, the sounds of the shofar open each session. Voices are lifted in petition to God on behalf of families, community, the government and citizens of the United States. The first call is the plea for genuine, heartfelt repentance. Then to surrender and devotion, culminating with the sober pledge to stand and align our hearts with God, our majestic Creator. Right where you are, you can set the timing. The prayers are designed to bring change in your life to live the silent prayer called obedience, and petition God to intervene in the affairs of humanity. Download your free gift today!
Onederful Prayer Pursuit
There is one body and one Spirit—
just as you were called to the One Hope that belongs to your call—
one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of all,
who is over all and through all and in all”. Ephesians 4:4-6
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