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I’m in a ministry at my church called the Daughters of Zion Ministry. Our primary responsibility is to pray before each Worship service, that it be led and filled with the Holy Spirit. We pray for the hearts and minds of all in attendance to be in good standing, for unification among all in attendance, and for the atmosphere to be conducive to praise, worship, and glory to God and for souls to unite with Christ. We also pray for our pastor, that he continues to be led by God, to cling to his calling, and to hear and obey the voice of God, and not please people.
While this is the main assignment for the Daughters of Zion ministry, we too have other responsibilities. One is our weekly Morning Prayer and Meditation Conference Call, held every Wednesday at 6AM. Again, for the past 4 years, a small group of faithful members assemble via teleconference and pray. In addition to intercessory prayer and other prayer requests, 3 of us, however, are given a specific prayer focus.
I am given the responsibility to close our Wednesday morning prayer call, which includes a prayer focus. On November 7th, my prayer directive was:
I’m one of those Believers that truly believe nothing happens by accident, and that there is a purpose for everything. I was given that prayer assignment on the 7th of November, and it was etched in my mind several days after. And now I know why.
I apologize for the extreme lateness of this month’s EYP. Bear with me as I talk about Philippians 1:17 and 1:21 and John Allen Chau.
While this is the main assignment for the Daughters of Zion ministry, we too have other responsibilities. One is our weekly Morning Prayer and Meditation Conference Call, held every Wednesday at 6AM. Again, for the past 4 years, a small group of faithful members assemble via teleconference and pray. In addition to intercessory prayer and other prayer requests, 3 of us, however, are given a specific prayer focus.
I am given the responsibility to close our Wednesday morning prayer call, which includes a prayer focus. On November 7th, my prayer directive was:
The people of God become warriors, not wimps-Philippians 1:21
I’m one of those Believers that truly believe nothing happens by accident, and that there is a purpose for everything. I was given that prayer assignment on the 7th of November, and it was etched in my mind several days after. And now I know why.
I apologize for the extreme lateness of this month’s EYP. Bear with me as I talk about Philippians 1:17 and 1:21 and John Allen Chau.