Prayer Journals

Prophetic Word: Acts 12vs12-13 Day 7 Acts 12:5 states that ‘Peter was therefore kept in prison: But prayer was made without ceasing of the Church for him’. This is a Scripture that could easily cause much ‘vexation’ of spirit. How can such a ‘prayer warrior’ be held bound, confined, and locked up in jail, like […]

Prophetic Word: Acts 12vs12-13 Day 6 Acts 12:1 commences with the statement, ‘Now about that time Herod the King stretched out his hands to vex certain of the Church’. That word ‘vex’ means to: anger; trouble; upset; irritate; disturb; and interrupt the Church. People of God, let us consider more closely the intentions of King

Prophetic Word: Acts 12vs12-13 Day 5 Scripture informs us that the prayer warriors did not believe Rhoda’s good news, instead they ridiculed her, calling her mad. Nevertheless, Rhoda knew what she knew’, and constantly affirmed her message. People of God, some may think and say many things about you, but remember, In Mark 3:21, Jesus

Word: ‘Behold I Stand At The Door And Knock: If Anyone Open’ The young lady’s name was Rhoda, and she stands as a representative of you and I. Rhoda is attending a prayer meeting in the House of Mary, (John’s mother). They have been informed that the Apostle Peter is in prison, and like James,

Word: Listen for the Knock (Acts 12 vs 12-13) Acts 12:12-16 tells us a story about a young woman we know very little about. Nevertheless, this story was significant and relevant enough to be included amongst the great Biblical testimonials. Ladies, let us not despise small beginnings (Zechariah 4:10). She is described in scripture only

THEME TEXT: 1 Samuel 1:12-18 And it came to pass as Hannah was praying, pouring out her soul before the Lord. Eli said, ‘Go in peace’… And the Lord remembered Hannah.’ Luke 8:40-50. ‘And it came to pass afterwards… there was a man named Jairus… he had only one daughter, and she lay dying. Jesus

‘Breaking Open Your Alabaster Box’ Like Jairus, we sometimes wait until ‘the point of death’, before we come screaming to Jesus. Naomi waited until her husband and both sons had died before she decided to ‘shift’ from her necrotic situation. Jairus’ waited until his daughter was ‘at the point of death’ before he decided to

‘Season of Refund; Reimbursement; & Compensation’ Some of us may be experiencing elements of grief even now. We may have seen our own purposes die. Nevertheless, the Words of Jesus to this dear woman of Nain, who was about to bury her son, creates an atmosphere of expectation, anticipation, hope, and restoration. When it seems

‘It Is Not Permanent’ How many times have we asked God the question, ‘Why?’ Why can’t I seem to prosper? Why is everyone else being blessed except me? Why do I have to struggle so much, whilst everyone else appear to have it so easy? Why is everything against me? Contained in Scripture are a

 ‘It Too Shall Pass…You’re Coming Out Singing’ ‘Sing, O barren’, is a command that could easily cause much contention and vexation of spirit. How can a person who is considered to be barren, sing? How can a person sing if there are no ‘figs…on the vines…the olive tree is failing…the fields are not yielding any