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Sep 24, 2026 30 min

A Call to Intersession

from Mark 2:22 Ministries Hosted by Mark 2:22 Ministries

In this service, Pastor Carla Diggs sets aside twenty-two pages of prepared notes to yield to a divine shift: bringing "a Thursday on a Sunday." She leads the church directly into the prayer room of Ephesians 1, calling believers out of passive religion and into deep, Spirit-led intercession for the lost, broken, and bound. Pastor Carla reminds the church that every believer in Christ is marked and sealed with the Holy Spirit—an identity recognized across both heaven and hell. Touching on the sevenfold Spirit of God in Isaiah 11 and the authority of Jesus seated far above all rule and dominion, this message challenges believers to stop falling for the enemy’s stale lies, keep their lamps filled to overflowing with fresh oil, and boldly speak God's Word in unity. Key Discussion Points: A Thursday on a Sunday: Responding to the Holy Spirit’s prompting to replace human agendas with extended altar ministry and travailing prayer. The Living Weapon: Wielding the Scripture as a double-edged (two-mouthed) sword that cuts through strongholds when our mouths align with God's Word. Marked and Sealed: Understanding that the seal of the Holy Spirit guarantees our inheritance and establishes our spiritual authority over all darkness. Lamps Overflowing with Oil: Examining the sevenfold Spirit of God (Isaiah 11) and refusing to let our wicks run dry, so the eyes of our hearts remain enlightened in spiritual warfare.

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