Powerful day of prayer!
Today was a great time in the Lord. We went (for the 2nd time – God
told us 6 months ago to go to this church and we didn’t do it, now we wish we
had done so) to a church just down the street from our store called Times of
Refreshing Tabernacle. These people
preach just what we’ve been saying – do the kingdom work! The preaching here is so full of the Holy
Spirit, we feel drawn to work with this little band of believers. Just like in Oregon, we have found that the
smallest and the poorest of all congregations have the most fire and are seeing
what the real work is supposed to be, rather than that of building a kingdom
behind their four little walls.
Not only was the morning a great blessing, but we went to
the ‘Calling out the Warriors’ event (http://fountainvalleyprayerbrigade.org) for the
afternoon. When we came to this town
last July, we preached repentance and unity among the believers going to many
fellowships over the early months and encouraged the people to come together in
prayer. This reignited the call many of
them felt, some for many years and many heeded the call and started the prayer
brigade in November. This was the first
big event and trying to unify the body and it was a great start – we had a
wonderful afternoon of prayer. Many in the community got up and prayed over
the schools, government, the church as a whole, etc. William and I were asked to get up and speak
about and pray for the various generations (children, parents, grandparents,
etc) in the valley and I spoke about how I’ve become the go-to person for
safety (for the children) and for encouragement and growth (for the parents/grandparents). I mentioned how James 1:27 says: “Religion that is pure and undefiled before
God, the Father, is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction, and
to keep oneself unstained from the world.”
I mentioned how I minister to the orphans and widows of society – those whom
society has stripped and abused. And
William spoke on how we (as evangelists) were sent here (Luke 10) to do the work of the Kingdom of God,
and we prayed over the city and these issues.
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