Intercessors Birth God's Promises | प्रार्थना करने वाले परमेश्वर की वादों को जन्म देते हैं

The message emphasizes how intercessors birth God's promises through persistent prayer and protection. Using the story of Athaliah and Joash, it illustrates how the devil tries to kill God's promises, but through intercessors, these promises are birthed and preserved. Jehosheba exemplifies how intercessors birth God's promises by hiding Joash in God's house for six years. The teaching stresses that what isn't covered in prayer can be stolen, highlighting why intercessors must birth God's promises through strategic intercession. Like Moses' parents, when intercessors birth God's promises, the impact spans generations.1. Who was Athaliah and what did she do?2. Why did God's promise to David matter in this story?3. Why does the devil attack God's promises?4. Why can't promises from God be automatically fulfilled?5. Who was Jehosheba and what role did she play?6. Why was hiding Joash in the house of the Lord significant?7. Why is being a prayer warrior better than being just a "news broadcaster"?8. How does the story of Moses connect to this message?9. What happens to things that are hidden in prayer?10. How does prayer coverage affect future generations?11. Why is consistent prayer protection necessary?12. What makes an effective intercessor according to the message?