The Moving of Spiritual Territories

It is in our human nature to seek routines that give us self-security, especially when it comes to religious traditions. Conversely, the nature of the Holy Ghost is that we must be willing to move and be flexible when God is sovereignly doing something. We see this with the cloud of God in the wilderness. When it moved, Israel had to move. We all have spiritual, emotional, and physical landmarks we reference every day to give us a sense of security and familiarity. 

Retrospectively, when hurricane Katrina left New Orleans there were many of its citizens who needed psychological counseling because they lost their sense of familiarity with landmarks that had been existing for decades. The same is the case for God’s children concerning spiritual things. God is moving landmarks in our lives through the Covid-19 culture. Our way of life has changed drastically through the pandemic. God is moving us into the vestibule of the book of Revelation. This too is causing a massive shift emotionally, spiritually, and psychologically. We must be willing to shift with God. For in Him we move, we live, and have our being.

These shifts mean we must be willing to:

  1. Change the way we pray to listen more than we ever have for God in prayer for end-time instructions from His throne.
  2. Be willing to shift the way you approach church services.
  3. Be willing to mentor people differently and with much flexibility.
  4. Be willing to give yourself in areas of local church ministry that you have never done before.
  5. Be willing to change your paradigm about soul winning from individual soul winning to winning whole families.
  6. Be willing to allow the Holy Ghost as He authorizes to use women differently in your church.
  7. Cross pollinate evangelism with groups outside of your cultural circles.
  8. Be willing to give financially to missions projects like you have never done before.
  9. Be willing to have a second service for seeking after God. 
  10. Open up house prayer meetings.

In the story of Jesus’ transfiguration, we see Peter trying to create a routine or place of settling into familiarity. (see scriptures below) He tells Jesus let’s make a permanent place for you and these three men. Jesus was showing them a prelude to His resurrected image in the book of Revelation. He was trying to prepare them for what was to come. We too are being prepared for what is too come by taking another look at the resurrected Jesus. It is in Him we live, we move and have our being. In Him we find end-time direction. We must be flexible to His voice of pre-rapture revival instructions. For you are only as submitted to God as you are flexible!

“And it came to pass about an eight days after these sayings, he took Peter and John and James, and went up into a mountain to pray. And as he prayed, the fashion of his countenance was altered, and his raiment was white and glistering. And, behold, there talked with him two men, which were Moses and Elias: Who appeared in glory, and spake of his decease which he should accomplish at Jerusalem. But Peter and they that were with him were heavy with sleep: and when they were awake, they saw his glory, and the two men that stood with him. And it came to pass, as they departed from him, Peter said unto Jesus, Master, it is good for us to be here: and let us make three tabernacles; one for thee, and one for Moses, and one for Elias: not knowing what he said. While he thus spake, there came a cloud, and overshadowed them: and they feared as they entered into the cloud. And there came a voice out of the cloud, saying, This is my beloved Son: hear him. And when the voice was past, Jesus was found alone. And they kept it close, and told no man in those days any of those things which they had seen” (Luke 9:28-36). 

Pastor Don Rogers
The Pentecostals of Wisconsin
Wisconsin District Prayer Coordinator
WNOP North Central Regional Prayer Coordinator
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Praying for Asia…and the Pacific


There is a great need for the Gospel to bring hope to the souls in Asia. There are parts of Asia that are either Muslim or atheist by law, and much human suffering. According to thenewhumanitarian.org, severe drought in 2018 affected hundreds of thousands of people from Central Asia to Central America, and from the Sahel to North Korea. In Afghanistan, drought displaced nearly as many people as conflict in 2018. The displaced peoples have resulted in humanitarian issues. Many refugees are sent back to their place of origin. Afghanistan alone, accounted for approximately 2.6 million. Retrospectively, Nepal has experienced catastrophic flooding with many fatalities. While these problems are overwhelming, and cannot be solved by human means, God can use tragedies to speak to hearts, and bring salvation. 

Mankind desperately needs the intervention of the One and Only True Living God. Without Him, they have no hope. Those who attempt to help the needy have to fear for their lives, as there has been attacks on many. Luke 17:26 says, “And as it was in the days of Noah, so shall it be also in the days of the Son of man.” Genesis 6:11 tells us of Noah’s day, saying, “The earth also was corrupt before God, and the earth was filled with violence.” Man’s wickedness will bring certain judgment. The unified prayers of God’s Church will bring about supernatural power that will open the eyes of the blind, enable them to understand the hour we are living in, understand a biblical reality of climate change, and stop putting faith in man-made solutions, which cannot save the souls of men. While it is good to help the needy, the commission of the Church is to preach the gospel to all nations. 

The doors will not open without prayer. Therefore, pray that…

  • God will soften the heart of President Kim Jong-un of North Korea toward his people.
  • God will visit Kim Jong-un in dreams and visions, and grant him repentance.
  • Presidents of the unreached countries would see Jesus in a vision, and that God would give them a heart for truth. 
  • Those who are starving and displaced, from their families and countries of origin, would be fed physically and spiritually.
  • Families of refugees would be reunited, and for healing of those who have contracted illnesses due to natural disasters, war, and that they would have an opportunity to receive the Gospel. Also pray there would be a supernatural, effectual, and open door into the unreached nations, and every county in Asia for greater revival, and the Holy Ghost to be poured out. 
  • God would send His Angels to protect every missionary, supply every need, and protect their children physically and spiritually. 
  • The people of God would give to missions, and have a burden to pray Kingdom prayers.  

Beth Marie Evans
Prison Ministry/Apostolic Author
International Christian Fellowship
Brookfield, Illinois
World Needs:

  • Continue to pray for the Lord to bring His bride and the harvest through the challenging season of Covid-19. As experts predicted, coronavirus cases are on the rise. With over 115,000 cases, India has recorded its highest number of Covid-19 cases in one day. South Korea’s health leaders are warning of another surge, with more than 500 new cases for the fifth straight day. Europe is experiencing a third wave of hospitalizations and deaths. There are over 15,000 cases of the Covid-19 UK variant spread through all 50 US states.
  • Pray for Israel, the healing of their nation, and the return of their land. Pray for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party that has won the most seats in the Knesset (Israel’s parliament) and for the Lord to bring him through and deliver him from every lie as the corruption trial has resumed.
  • Pray for the Lord to have His way in all political challenges in our world.
  • Pray for the 21 Chinese coal miners trapped by underground floor in China’s northwest.
  • Pray for the Island of St. Vincent that the Lord will protect the people from the volcano eruption that prompted mass evacuation.
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Spring ’21 90 Day Prayer Journey 


We are all familiar with the Good Samaritan parable in the Bible.  There are similarities between the character of the Good Samaritan and the Father in the story of the Prodigal Son.  Both depict the love of Jesus.  

In the story of the Good Samaritan, we would have expected a Jew, a Priest, or the Levite to be the one who would have been the hero, not the Samaritan.  However, perhaps we can go back to II Chronicles 28 where the prophet Oded convinced the Samaritans who were the outcasts, to assist their Judean captives to show compassion.  

In the story of the Prodigal Son, the Father showed great love toward his son.  His son did not deserve the beautiful mercy bestowed upon him. Compassion won.  

Prayer wins.  Compassion wins.  Love wins...every time.  

As we enter into our thirteenth 90 Day Prayer Journey for our beloved prodigals and we who love them, we pray for hearts of love and compassion toward them.  We pray for the heart of the compassionate Samaritan and the heart of the loving Father. When we pray with brokenness, not with anger, condemnation, judging, we will then minister in love with our actions. 

Seeds of compassionate prayer reap mighty blessings. Faith rises.  HOPE awakens.  Love flows. We receive answers to prayers we’ve been praying for months or even years.  

We invite you, your churches, youth groups, small cell groups, families, couples, and singles to unite with HOPE Prayer, a ministry of The Pentecostals of Alexandria, for those with prodigals to pray for our beloved prodigals. This will be our 13th prayer journey praying the book by Dr. James Banks, 90 Days of Prayers for your child. God has performed miracles in the past. He will do it again. 

Tools:

  • We encourage you to take advantage of these tools 
  • Prayers For Prodigals, 90 Days of Prayers For Your Child, Dr. James Banks 
  • Available @ POA White Steeple Book Store (1-888-443-2113) and on Amazon 
  • Daily prayer call with Partners In Prayer, Billie Jean Bishop, Founder 
  • 10 AM CST USA teaching, testimonies, prayer (sharing encouraged...will remain posted daily after each session)
  • FB Billie Jean Bishop, Donald Long, HOPE2HOPE15
  • Daily posts(sharing encouraged)


One mind, One accord Fast Days...Day 1, Day 45, Day 90 

Don and Dy Anne Long
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EMAIL: HOPEJER3117@aol.com

Prayer wins.  Compassion wins. Love wins...every time.   
Dr. David K. Bernard
General Superintendent of the UPCI
General Presbyters (A-J)
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Join the World Network of Prayer and Global Missions in praying for the nations that currently do not have an apostolic work. We will focus on one nation each week.
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The National Day of Prayer is an annual observance held on the first Thursday of May, inviting people of all faiths to pray for America, and will be commemorated on May 6, 2021. In its primary mission, this day exists to mobilize unified public prayer for the nation, in light of the understanding that this great country was birthed in prayer and in reverence for God and respect for the Bible. Please plan to pray for America on this day!

2021 WNOP Events

  • 30 Days of Prayer (January 2-31)
  • SoCal District Summons to Pray (January 7-8) Virtual
  • New York Metro District Prayer Conference (January 15) Virtual
  • WNOP Leadership Retreat (February 10-12) Weldon Spring, Missouri
  • Arkansas District Summons (March 6) Benton, Arkansas
  • Washington District/Northwest Summons (April 22-24) Renton, Washington
  • National Day of Prayer (May 6)
  • National Apostolic Day of Prayer (May 7)
  • World Day of Prayer (May 23)
  • New England Territory Summons (August 19-21) Tiverton, Rhode Island
  • UPCI Day of Prayer (September 29)
  • International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church (November 7)
  • *South Texas District Summons (Dates TBD) Houston, Texas
  • *Ontario District Summons (Dates TBD) Ontario, Canada
  • *Canadian Plains District Summons (Dates TBD) Alberta, Canada
  • Detroit Summons (Rescheduled Dates TBD) Wayne, Michigan
  • YM + WNOP Summons (Rescheduled Dates TBD) Indianapolis, Indiana
  • School of Prayer (Rescheduled Dates TBD) Ijamsville, Maryland
  • Advanced Prayer Seminar (Rescheduled Dates TBD) Del Valle, Texas
  • *Ministry And Prayer Seminar (MAP) (Rescheduled Dates and Location TBD)
  • “Operation Switzerland” (Rescheduled Dates TBD)
  • “Operation Turkey” (Rescheduled Dates TBD)
  • “Operation Jamaica” (Rescheduled Dates TBD)
 
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