Though our 21 Days of Prayer has concluded, we will be extending early morning prayer to finish Acts together. We will gather until Thu, Jan 28 at 7AM for 30 min via Zoom (with the password “nhf")
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This is why we do it:
Prayer is a privilege. We have the access to the throne of grace and we have the ears of God who will answer our prayers.
Prayer is a means of grace. We experience God’s grace and encounter the living God through prayer.
Praying is an expression of our faith. In praying with faith we anticipate the unstoppable work of the Holy Spirit. We pray because we expect great things from God who will do a mighty work that is impossible for us to do.
Praying together empowers the church through the Spirit of God for the mission of God. We cannot do ministry or mission without the Spirit of God. Without being empowered by the Spirit through prayer there is no ministry or mission that brings glory to God or does good to people.
Praying together in the Spirit unites the church. When the early church devoted themselves to prayer with one mind, the Spirit came upon them. And the coming of the Spirit led to greater unity for the church.
This is how we will do it:
Monday to Friday—during the weekdays, we will meet from 7-7:30AM via zoom. Each day we will read the day’s portion of our Bible Reading plan (this month we are reading through Acts and Ezra) and then the leader for the day will facilitate prayer time.
Saturdays, we will continue to have our morning prayer from 8-9AM via zoom.
Sundays, we will carve out a time during our corporate worship to pray together.
Brothers and sisters, let's pray. Come and join us to pray together.