INTERCESSORY PRAYER IS NEEDED TO RAISE THE BONES (A plea for those trapped in Churchianity)
In this day and age, there is a greater need for prayer than ever, and yet so few take this responsibility seriously. To pray is the greatest duty of man, and yet My
army of prayer warriors sadly dwindles as man proceeds into the 21st century. It is heartbreaking to see how many situations are not helped because no one prayed.
The needs of My lost children loom before Me as they wander as sheep with no shepherd, and I weep for them. (Ezekiel 34)
I wait for the petitions of those who know Me to plead their cause, and yet there is silence. I cannot do many mighty miracles because My people fail to pray as they should. The ministry of prayer is a very precious one, but so neglected. It is a great privilege that I bring this need and challenge to your attention, for through this, not only will you find great fulfillment and satisfaction personally, but you will help to change the course of history. You can change the world from your humble prayer corner. You can take hold of the power of God and change lives through your faithful, importunate prayers.
I am so desperate for prayer warriors.
There is so much to be done, and more can be accomplished through prayer than through any other means. Yet, in spite of prayer being the absolute most efficient and productive activity in the world, there are very few who fully embrace the calling and make the most of it. There are so few who are faithful with their prayer vigils. There are so few who labor in desperate prayer. There are so few who allow My Spirit to move them and burden them for others, to the point that they feel the need to pray consistently and wholeheartedly, calling on the keys and commanding Me to work on their behalf.
“This is the beauty of intercession: to plead for another, to petition Me on behalf of one who doesn’t have strength or courage to pray for himself; to intervene for one in need; to approach My throne on behalf of one who has no understanding; ; to deliver strength and courage; to lift burdens and liberate captive.”