Global Kingdom Evangelistic Mission. G-KEM

10/08/2026

25/07/2026

https://eu.wps.com/cms/docs/d/cbPassUCmocWk2qZ?sa=601.1245

15/07/2026

Laikipia mission was a success, we give God all praises and honour for His Faithfulness

17/04/2026

She is Mama Kingdom , Mama G-KEM and Mama children. Thank you for allowing God to use you, we wish you a happy birthday and a prosperous life fulfilling moments. May the Grace abound more and more. Happy birthday.

23/03/2026

St. John's Girls Senior School Kaloleni Kilifi . Some Gospel moments were Captured.
School Ministry
This Gospel Of The Kingdom Must be preached 👏🏿👏🏿😊

23/03/2026

G-KEM Was well represented by Christs Ambassadors in Kilifi. It was High School Ministry and The Lord was Glorified.
St. John's Girls Senior School Kaloleni met Christ. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

18/02/2026

How to Believe After You Pray
Mark 11:24

“Therefore I say unto you, What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them.”

Praying is one thing.

Believing after you pray is another.

Most of us are good at praying.

We pour our hearts out.

We cry.

We ask sincerely.

We say “Amen.”

And then,

five minutes later,

we’re worrying again.

Replaying the same fears.

Questioning whether God heard us.

Wondering if we prayed the right way.

So the real question becomes,

“How do I believe after I pray?”

Jesus answers that in Mark 11:24.

He doesn’t say believe when you see.

He says believe when you pray.

That’s the hard part.

Because believing after prayer feels like standing in silence.

No sign.

No confirmation.

No immediate change.

And that silence can feel unsettling.

But here’s the truth that shifts everything.

Prayer is not where faith ends.

Prayer is where faith begins.

If you still feel anxious after praying, it doesn’t mean you failed.

It means your flesh is louder than your faith.

Believing after prayer doesn’t mean pretending you’re not scared.

It means choosing trust despite being scared.

The enemy doesn’t mind if you pray.

He only gets nervous when you rest.

Because rest says,

“I’ve given this to God.”

Anxiety says,

“I’m still holding onto it.”

Belief after prayer is releasing control.

You stop checking for results.

You stop replaying worst-case scenarios.

You stop negotiating with God.

You stop asking “what if.”

And you say instead,

“Lord, I trust You with the outcome.”

Here’s the part we often miss.

Belief is not a feeling.

It’s a heart posture.

You don’t feel belief.

You choose it.

Believing after prayer looks like this.

You thank God before anything changes.

You go about your day even if your mind wanders back.

You refuse to rehearse fear.

You replace worry with Scripture.

You remind yourself who God is.

If you prayed according to God’s will,

you can trust God’s timing.

If you placed it in His hands,

you don’t need to carry it anymore.

That doesn’t mean thoughts won’t come back.

They will.

But every time they do, you gently say,

“I’ve already prayed about this and surrendered it.”

That’s belief in action.

Here’s how to practice believing after prayer:

Step 1: Say it out loud.

“God, I trust You with this.”

Step 2: Replace worry with gratitude.

Thank Him for hearing you.

Step 3: Resist the urge to take it back.

If anxiety rises, release it again.

Practice this posture consistently.

Step 4: Stay anchored in Scripture.

Truth steadies the mind.

Step 5: Rest.

Belief is quiet confidence.

God is not asking you to convince yourself.

He’s asking you to trust Him.

Prayer

Father, help me not only pray but believe after I pray.

Teach me to rest instead of worry, to trust instead of control.

When my thoughts try to take over, remind me that I already placed this in Your hands.

Strengthen my faith, calm my heart, and anchor me in Your promises.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Blessings,
Johnny Chang

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