ONE-GOD, JESUS-NAME APOSTOLIC AWAKENING!
 
Are you ready? Humanity is on the horizon of one of the most paramount ONE-GOD, JESUS-NAME APOSTOLIC AWAKENINGS in the chronicles of time. A revelation and revival of One God and the Name of Jesus is about to sweep this world before the imminent return of Christ. Acts 3:6 states “…such as I have give I thee: In the name of Jesus…”
 
Many in the neo-Pentecostal and religious world are open to some Apostolic beliefs, but there is yet one dimension of revelation left for them to embrace: ONE LORD, ONE FAITH, ONE BAPTISM (Ephesians 4:5). That is the message! We have a great commission to go forth as laborers into the harvest field and reach the lost. “Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved” (Acts 4:12). There is power in proclaiming and demonstrating in the revelation of One God and of the Name of Jesus!

The momentum is building, and it’s time to greater advocate One God, whose Name is “Jesus!” The revelation of the Name came to many great people in the past, like G.T. Haywood and others because somebody began to pray. It’s time to start praying and fasting unlike ever before because a great harvest of souls is coming in (Luke 5:5-6, 35; 10:2; 11:1-4, 9-10). Strongholds will be broken, and wicked powers will be subdued in the revelation of His Name and who He really is!
 
When America and this world understand that there is only One God and His Name is Jesus, and that they will be helped in crises, then many people will be converted. They will be Spirit-filled and baptized in Jesus’ Name…and many miracles, signs, and wonders will happen, in an unprecedented move of the Holy Ghost! By the power of the Name of Jesus, let the Lord greater empower you and use you for His glory in this end-time! We are the people of the Name, and it’s time for a great jubilee of the ingathering of souls and the manifestation of the glory of God, as we exalt His Almighty Name!
 
Flo Shaw
Director
World Network of Prayer
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COME
 
“And Peter answered him and said, Lord, if it be thou, bid me come unto thee on the water. And he said, Come. And when Peter was come down out of the ship, he walked on the water, to go to Jesus” (Matthew 14:28-29).
 
Peter and others (a type of Apostolic Church) were in the boat and recognized that there must be more to following Jesus than the norm. We can become satisfied with where we are at in our faith and miss where we can go and what we can accomplish. Peter knew it was Jesus walking on the water and requested to come where He was (Matthew 14:25-26).
 
“Come” means to move into view; to reach a desired state; to become known, to grow and to be established. Peter walked in the same dimension as Jesus. Why did Satan ask Jesus excessively that Peter be given up to him out of the keeping power of God (Luke 22:31-32)? He saw Peter walk in the same dimension with Jesus. He failed, then recovered and the wind ceased because of Peter’s faith. Peter became known in heaven, reached a desired state that those in the boat never experienced and he was as like Jesus for a moment. He grew spiritually and was established in a realm of faith that shook Satan’s kingdom. When we step into the same dimension with Jesus:
 
Pray:
 
  • that we will stay focused on Jesus and not be distracted by the sea of life’s trials, tribulations and those in the boat. (Matthew 14:24, 30) Why did Peter ask Jesus to save him? Because when we fail in the spiritual realm, human abilities can’t deliver us. We need divine help from heaven. How do you think Peter returned to the boat? Jesus did not carry him. He got up and walked back to the boat by faith in the same dimension with Jesus (walking on water). Faith gives us power to walk on those liquid trials and tribulations that were designed to sink us.
  • that we won’t allow Satan to separate us from our faith in God. (Luke 22:31) “Sift you as wheat” means to toss us up and scatter us from our faith in God. Farmers would throw the wheat up in the air and allow the wind to blow away the chaff. Satan wanted to throw Peter’s faith up in the air through trials and tribulations to see if he could separate him from his faith in God. Faith is seeing your situation from God's perspective through the Word of God. (Romans 8:28) We are NOT in a fight against other denominations, political figures or one another. We are in a faith fight, period. (I Timothy 6:12) “But I have prayed for thee, that thy faith fail not…” (Luke 22:32). This means that Jesus has accounted for all our past, present, and future failures. Through the prayers of Jesus and our faith in His Word, we can recover from anything.
  • that we won’t allow our failures to hinder us from asking for help (“Lord, save me”) and continuing to follow Jesus. Peter’s failure was he did not keep his profession of faith before many witnesses that he would never deny Jesus. Jesus told His disciples to meet Him in Galilee. (Matthew 26:30-35) It is guaranteed you can always find Jesus at church and at your altars; this is our Galilee. Failure is the greatest enemy to our FAITH and we all will face it on this journey of faith. “We must be willing to follow Jesus even when we fail. It is better to be a follower who fails at times than one who fails to follow.” This Christian journey is a faith journey. The Angel made special mention of Peter to show that in spite of Peter’s denial, Jesus had not denied him. (Mark 16:7)
  • that when we spring back from our failures, we will strengthen our brethren. (Luke 22:32) “Converted” means to cause to return, to bring back or come back. It also means elastic: to spring back or rebound from that which the enemy designed to destroy our faith in God. Elastic is the ability by the grace of God to return to our original state and calling from God after failure, but never give up or allow the devil to break our faith in God. Peter’s elastic faith was displayed on the Day of Pentecost where he strengthened many brethren. He returned to his original state and calling from God after praying for 10 days. (Acts 1:13-14; Acts 2:14)
 
Pastor Marvin and Nancy Mullins
Northern Virginia UPCI
Reston, Virginia
World Needs:

  • Continue to pray for the Covid-19 season as experts are predicting that vaccination efforts could be a top priority for years to come because the virus mutates over time as variants have previously emerged. Currently, increasing cases of the Delta variant in the UK have prompted Prime Minister Boris Johnson to extend long-standing pandemic restrictions, whereas in California most of Covid-19 restrictions have lifted for vaccinated citizens. In Indonesia, hundreds of health workers are getting sick with Covid-19 even though they have been vaccinated with the Sinovac vaccine.
  • Pray for the success of the legislation that is causing thousands of Hungarians to protest against banning discussion of homosexuality or gender change in schools. Hungary Prime Minister Viktor Organ has an anti-LGBTQ agenda and has redefined marriage in their constitution to one man and one woman.
  • Pray for village members as Myanmar military junta set their village on fire and approximately 800 people hid in nearby forests.
  • Pray regarding Arizona’s largest wildfire.
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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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IG: Don Long, sdyannelong, HOPE2HOPE15 
EMAIL: HOPEJER3117@aol.com

Prayer wins.  Compassion wins. Love wins...every time.   
Dr. David K. Bernard
General Superintendent of the UPCI
General Presbyters L-W
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