Monday's Messages
Promoting prayer throughout the week
We know everyone can’t make it to our meetings, but the beauty of prayer is that it isn’t constrained by time. This section is where you can keep up with the messages that are shared in our meetings and some of the resources that are created to facilitate prayer, meditation, and reflection.
Messages
Praying for the Canterbury Region 2021
Wayne and Sally Curham lead us in praying for the region of Canterbury shortly after floods devastated farmland in rural Canterbury.
Disability awareness for the church
Kirsty Armitage joins us from Elevate Christian Disability Trust to share about their work to encourage, equip, educate and evangelise people who live with disability, their family and friends, and the church.
The Day of Pentecost
The Day of Pentecost has been called the “Birthday of the church” The Church was birthed Supernatural (Acts 2:1-13). As His disciples were waiting and praying, they suddenly became aware of God’s Presence. Since Pentecost the Holy Spirit...
Regional prayer focus on Taranaki 2021
Paul Cornish led us from Hawera to pray for the region of Taranaki. PRAYER POINTS: Revival,- ask God to send revival and to continue call pray-ers and intercessors to pray for revival. Give thanks for the resurgence of all-church prayer...
Chaplaincy in Aotearoa New Zealand
Tanya Lameta of Lifewalk joined us on Pray As One NZ to share with us about chaplaincy in New Zealand. What they do and why it is so important that we be able to offer chaplaincy, particularly in schools throughout the nation.
Should helping women be a crime in NZ?
Kate Cormack, National President of Voice For Life, tells us about the ‘Safe Areas Bill’ and explains why it isn’t necessary for NZ as well as encourages people to make a submission to the select committee before midnight Wednesday 28 April 2021.
“Prayer in the Holy Spirit unifies. This is what it will do FIRST for the Body of Christ in the nation. Then the God ordained destiny of this nation will emerge with greater clarity. That’s what’s at stake.”
Moana Tipa
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