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EPISODE · Nov 9, 2016 · 41 MIN

091 James Aladiran - The power of prayer

from The Rising Generation Leadership Podcast | Conversations with Influential Christian Leaders

What is Prayer Storm? Prayer Storm is a movement of worship, prayer and fasting crying out to God for a great awakening in our Nation. Believing that intercession is more caught than taught, Prayer Storm events act as a catalyst for people to capture a new zeal for prayer. It all started off as a prayer meeting, with young people seeking the face of God and embracing the calling to be set apart for Him. We are being stirred to seek His face like never before. Our hunger for reaching more people for Jesus is leading us to a place of prayer and encouraging us to stand in the gap for our nation. God wants us to be a people who pray not just because we should, but because it has become a part of our lifestyle, our way of being. There has never been a great move of God that was not first preceded by a great move of Prayer. John Wesley said, "God will do nothing on earth except in answer to believing prayer."

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