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PRAYER FOR YOUR CHURCH

Lord, I lift up my deacons to You. May they walk worthy of respect with sincere hearts. Keep them from indulgence and greed. Help them keep hold of truth. May they keep short accounts with You so that their conscience is clear. Bless their households with peace and respect. Fill them with Your Spirit and let them operate in wisdom as they carry out their responsibilities. (1 Tim. 3:8-9, 12; Acts 6:3)
 
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The passionate intercessor PDF Print E-mail
On prayer and fainting

by Dr. Mell Winger, contributing editor

Three times in my life I have fainted. Each time the pain level was so intense that my body responded with an “I’m out of here” attitude. One of the times I fainted in a doctor’s waiting room in front of a little boy. As I hit the floor drifting off into unconsciousness, the last thing I remember was the boy exclaiming, “Mommy, what’s wrong with that man?!” 
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Confessions of a closet pray-er PDF Print E-mail
David Bryant and the Holy Spirit nudge

We were planning the fourth issue of Pray! magazine (J/F ‘98).  The topic was revival, and we had invited David Bryant (then president of Concerts of Prayer International) to meet with the Pray! staff as we sought God’s direction for the issue. David began to give us a vision of what revival means—what it looks like, what it accomplishes—and my spirit began to burn within me.  The more he talked about the manifest presence of the Lord, the more I felt like I needed to be face down on the floor!  At one point I shared with the group: “I want our articles to inspire readers to feel what I’m feeling—I feel like I need to go off and pray right now!"

David Bryant looked me straight in the eyes and said, “Maybe you should.”
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