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
Stand in Faith – Move with the Spirit
In lockdown, Jeanette Ward found a new level of freedom. “We, as God’s people need to be ready. Ready to pray. Ready to step in and comfort. Ready when there are things we don’t really fully understand…”
Prepare the Way for the Lord
Won-Kon Bong shared his desire for revival to break out in Aotearoa New Zealand and gave us two specific things to pray for… To identify the obstacles that stand in our way so we can repent and for a broken heart for the lost.
Salt & Light
Tak Bhana shares how he has used his time during the Covid-19 lockdown to reflect, renew, reset and restructure parts of his life. Both personally and for the church in New Zealand.
Thanksgiving and kindness
Lydia encourages us to have an “attitude of gratitude and to pray for the deep-longing that’s either burning in us or growing in us or growing in us to see the Least, the Lost and the Last reconciled to the Father and how that moves us to action right now.
New Wine
Stuart Crosson, Senior Pastor at Hope Church, Dunedin, shared this ‘New Wine’ by Brooke Fraser with us last night as part of the devotion because he senses it to be a prophetic song for the church today.
The Opportune Time
Romans 13:11-14 encourages us, as it did the the Jews and Christians in Rome in the late 55 AD – early 57 AD, to consider the drastic changes to the world we live in as an opportune time to do something.
“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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