Transitioning a Church to a House of Prayer - Why it Rarely Works and Why its a Powerful Move

Transitioning a Church to a House of Prayer - Why it Rarely Works...and Why it's a Powerful Move... Transitioning our church to a house of prayer was a revealing process: I discovered that many people enjoyed worship but not intercession. They valued developing human relationships much more than developing intimacy with Jesus. They were more comfortable in a typical Sunday service than in a spontaneous, prophetic service. They were mostly looking for teaching that offered tips for successful living. The idea of having vision for regional transformation was foreign to them. A focus on revival was not attractive to them. They enjoyed soaking in God's presence but not contending for transformation. A focus on the end-times was irritating. Spiritual warfare was unnecessary to them. Saying prayers was okay, but praying fervently as a lifestyle was too costly.