When you are living in covenant with God, you can stand on the blessings of Deuteronomy 28. One of them deals specifically with spiritual warfare: “The Lord will cause

Year after year I hear the same prayers rising to heaven from many denominations, flows and camps across the body of Christ: “God, pour out your Spirit. Send revival.”

Are you praying earnestly? fervently? effectively? Are you praying at all? If ever there was a time when our nation needed prayer, when your friends and family need prayer,

“I exhort therefore, that, first of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks, be made for all men; For kings, and for all that are in authority; that

Sometimes we never know why the Holy Spirit prompted us to pray. Other times, we find out as soon as we stop praying. That’s what happened to me today.

Last week, I started sharing about how to discern the call to prayer. You might also describe it as responding to spiritual prayer burdens. Talking to a prophet friend

I enjoy reading anything from E.M. Bounds. He was a saint who lived from 1835 to 1913. He may or may not have known it, but he was prophetic.

There’s plenty of talk about prayer, prophetic intercession, standing in the gap, making up the hedge, prayer burdens, and, of course, spiritual warfare. But how do we discern the

Day and night. Night and day. These are themes that run through the Bible—from Genesis to Revelation—and they are awakening the praying church to new realms of intercession. Fellowshipping

Another day, another prayer rally. That’s the sentiment of the naysayers who don’t believe intercession can turn the direction of a nation. After all, they say, you’ve got IHOPs

“I have no right to gossip or slander you all in any way. And I refute and deny any claims that I have. I have purposely kept silent and

You know the story of revivalist Charles Finney. He was an attorney-turned-preacher in the early 1800s, declaring he received “a retainer from the Lord Jesus Christ to plead His

When it comes to spiritual warfare—and intercession—many times we don’t know how to pray as we ought. We sense spiritual oppression trying to discourage us, demons harassing people we

I believe prayerlessness is the greatest sin in the church—and unfortunately some leaders are propagating this sin and discouraging those with prayer burdens from cooperating with the Spirit of

The setting was festive with Christmas décor and cookies but the discussion was holy. I was sitting in the governor’s mansion with about 75 pastors and leaders from around

On Thursday night, we prayed over the prophetic words released at the Board of Counselors for the U.S. Strategic Warfare Network, Florida: Cindy Jacobs:  April 2006:  “Send your harvesting

Jesus gave us the keys to the kingdom, and whatever we bind on earth shall be bound in heaven and whatever we loose on earth shall be loosed in

I was in a faith crisis. I had just left a spiritually abusive church and didn’t know where to go from there. I didn’t know who to trust or

Warfare is a way of life for me. I am careful to put my armor on, stay alert to the spirit realm, and walk as closely to the Holy

Complacency, apathy, prayerlessness and all manner of sin has slowly chipped away at America’s spiritual walls. Repentance and prayer make up the mortar that will help us rebuild the

When you are living in covenant with God, you can stand on the blessings of Deuteronomy 28. One of them deals specifically with spiritual warfare: “The Lord will cause

Year after year I hear the same prayers rising to heaven from many denominations, flows and camps across the body of Christ: “God, pour out your Spirit. Send revival.”

Are you praying earnestly? fervently? effectively? Are you praying at all? If ever there was a time when our nation needed prayer, when your friends and family need prayer,

“I exhort therefore, that, first of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks, be made for all men; For kings, and for all that are in authority; that

Sometimes we never know why the Holy Spirit prompted us to pray. Other times, we find out as soon as we stop praying. That’s what happened to me today.

Last week, I started sharing about how to discern the call to prayer. You might also describe it as responding to spiritual prayer burdens. Talking to a prophet friend

I enjoy reading anything from E.M. Bounds. He was a saint who lived from 1835 to 1913. He may or may not have known it, but he was prophetic.

There’s plenty of talk about prayer, prophetic intercession, standing in the gap, making up the hedge, prayer burdens, and, of course, spiritual warfare. But how do we discern the

Day and night. Night and day. These are themes that run through the Bible—from Genesis to Revelation—and they are awakening the praying church to new realms of intercession. Fellowshipping

Another day, another prayer rally. That’s the sentiment of the naysayers who don’t believe intercession can turn the direction of a nation. After all, they say, you’ve got IHOPs

“I have no right to gossip or slander you all in any way. And I refute and deny any claims that I have. I have purposely kept silent and

You know the story of revivalist Charles Finney. He was an attorney-turned-preacher in the early 1800s, declaring he received “a retainer from the Lord Jesus Christ to plead His

When it comes to spiritual warfare—and intercession—many times we don’t know how to pray as we ought. We sense spiritual oppression trying to discourage us, demons harassing people we

I believe prayerlessness is the greatest sin in the church—and unfortunately some leaders are propagating this sin and discouraging those with prayer burdens from cooperating with the Spirit of

The setting was festive with Christmas décor and cookies but the discussion was holy. I was sitting in the governor’s mansion with about 75 pastors and leaders from around

On Thursday night, we prayed over the prophetic words released at the Board of Counselors for the U.S. Strategic Warfare Network, Florida: Cindy Jacobs:  April 2006:  “Send your harvesting

Jesus gave us the keys to the kingdom, and whatever we bind on earth shall be bound in heaven and whatever we loose on earth shall be loosed in

I was in a faith crisis. I had just left a spiritually abusive church and didn’t know where to go from there. I didn’t know who to trust or

Warfare is a way of life for me. I am careful to put my armor on, stay alert to the spirit realm, and walk as closely to the Holy

Complacency, apathy, prayerlessness and all manner of sin has slowly chipped away at America’s spiritual walls. Repentance and prayer make up the mortar that will help us rebuild the