God is Calling His Church to Pray

By Joel Comiskey, Empowered to Lead Many churches have little need for prayer because the programs and techniques are so effective. Everyone feels satisfied as long as the worship team performs, the pastor preaches a relevant message, and the administration flows...

Conversation or Monologue?

By Andrew Kirk, Director of Generation 2 generation, Website – www.G2gMandate.org, Social Media – @G2gMandate Prayer is listening and “talking”; it is a conversation with the living God. What more incredible honor could there be than to come into His...

Evalgelism and Fervent Prayer

By Gerardo Campos, District pastor, Elim Church, www.elim.org.sv Conversions can only happen supernaturally, and God is the only One who can convert a lost soul. He uses us, however, through prayer. As we pray, God answers, and the miracle of the new birth happens....

Prayer is the work of the Ministry

By Rob Campbell, Founding Pastor, www.cypresscreekchurch.com Prayer is the work of ministry.  When we see fruit from the ministry, it is always rooted in prayer. In the Old Testament, watchmen were placed on the city’s wall for protection as an early alert...

Praying the list

By Dr. Steve Cordle, https://xr.church Praying for the lost as a group is not hard; it only takes some intentionality. One approach is to invite each group member to write down the name of at least one person they know personally who needs to meet Jesus. After...

Praying Cell Groups

By Joel Comiskey, Empowered to Lead Prayer proceeds evangelism. Since only Jesus can convert a soul, prayer for the lost must come first. In the cell group, we can pray for our oikos (people we know best), those with needs, and worldwide missions. Here are a few...