The Power of Prayer and Fasting

29/05/2018

Oh my God,friends you know what, there is a need to declare public day for prayers so that we can turn/switch on the light of jesus christ all over the world so that every princpalities,the power of darkness and every bo***ge may be broken out in the naaammmeee ooff jjeessuuuss.......amen.

29/05/2018

So as you fast you turn on power yayayaya prayer act as a switch that turns on power....oh my God,"the super natural power"

29/05/2018

Annoiting is activated in prayers and fasting.

29/05/2018

There is power in fasting and prayers

27/10/2017

27/10/2017

This is one of Jesus’ instructions in Matthew 6:6 on how to pray. Jesus goes on to say, “And your Father, who sees in secret, will reward you.” Find a room or a private space where you can be alone, and pray to God there. Feel comforted by the presence of God "who sees in secret.”
This is not the only place you can pray. You can also “pray without ceasing” (wherever you may be you can be prayerful) as Paul writes in 1 Thessalonians.
Paul also described speaking in tongues as a good way to pray He said " I thank God that I speak in tongues more than you all" 1 Corinthians 14:18 (See also 1 Corinthians 14:2,4-5, and14-15)

14/07/2017

HANNAH: AN EXAMPLE OF PRAYER AND FASTING
(I Samuel 1:1-11)
Today I want to communicate principles on prayer from a woman who prayed. The Bible says, “The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man (woman) availeth much” (James 5:16). Hannah prayed, and God gave her a son. What can we learn from Hannah?
A. Hannah knew how to fast.
Fasting is going without food so you can give yourself to prayer; to touch God by prayer and fasting.
1. You must have a purpose.
Hannah wanted a son. “Give unto thine handmaid a man child” (I Sam. 1:11).
2. You must intercede.
Hannah prayed. “Hannah prayed unto the Lord, and wept sore” I Sam. 1:10).
3. You must fast.
“She wept and didn’t eat” (I Sam. 1:7).
On April 25, 1985 (12 years ago) over 5,000 students on Liberty Mountain fasted for one day and prayed for the healing of Vernon Brewer, the Dean of Students. He was loved by the students so they fasted and prayed. Vernon had cancer and was given 6 months to live. He’s alive and well 12 years later because of prayer and fasting.
B. Hannah knew the basis of prayer.
Hannah sacrificed and prayed to the Lord, using His powerful name, “Lord of Hosts” (I Sam. 1:3). When she recognized that God was a powerful God, she could expect a powerful answer to prayer. When you call God “The Lord of Hosts” you are really calling Him the “God of the Fighting Angel.” Remember the basic premise in prayer:
The size of your God,
Determines the size of your prayer request.
The size of your prayer request,
Determines the size of your answers.
The name, “Lord of Hosts” is a powerful and effective name by which to pray.
C. Hannah knew the place of prayer.
Notice that when she came up to the Tabernacle, that is the same as God’s place. It was there she prayed. Hannah came into the Tabernacle to pray because that was where the presence of the Lord was located. Israel recognized the “Lord dwelleth in the praises of His people” (Psalm 22:3). Again, “The Lord dwelleth between the cherubim (I Samuel 4:4) which means that God dwelled in the Tabernacle. Obviously, God dwells in the heart of every believer and God is everywhere present, which we call His omnipresence. But in the Old Testament the presence of God was the Tabernacle. Today, the church is the Body of Christ. I believe God is here today. He is present.
I don’t believe that praying in church is the only place to pray. Every once in awhile you see a movie where someone stumbles into a cathedral to pray and the movie producers will tell you that they got their answer because they were in a church. God can answer prayers anywhere!
Moses prayed in the wilderness.
Elijah prayed on the mountain top.
Daniel prayed in his house.
Nehemiah prayed in the king’s presence.
Jesus prayed in the garden.
The disciples prayed in the upper room.
Paul prayed in prison.
Peter prayed on the roof top.
But Hannah prayed in the Tabernacle.
D. Hannah knew the work of prayer.
Every time you pray, it costs you something. Effective prayer cost Hannah something. Hannah was intense, childless, and completely committed.

09/03/2017

The Armor of God

TODAY'S SCRIPTURE:
"Therefore, put on every piece of God’s armor so you will be able to resist the enemy in the time of evil. Then after the battle you will still be standing firm."
Ephesians 6:13, NLT

TODAY'S WORD:
God has fully equipped you today with everything you need to stand strong in the midst of any battle you may be facing. He’s provided His full armor to protect your heart and mind. Ephesians 6:14-17, tells us about God’s spiritual armor that covers us—He’s given us the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the shoes of the gospel of peace, the shield of faith which stops the fiery darts of the enemy, the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit which is the Word of God.

When you receive God’s truth, righteousness, peace, faith, salvation and His Word, you are fully protected to resist the enemy and stand firm. Remember, God holds victory in store for the upright. Put on His armor by faith so that you will be positioned to receive His victory!

PRAYER FOR TODAY:
Father, thank You for equipping me with everything I need to live as an overcomer in this life. I receive Your full armor knowing that with You, I can stand and overcome every obstacle in Jesus’ name. Amen.

04/03/2017

According to your faith , it will be done