DON’T TREAD ON ME

When the Second Continental Congress instituted the formation of a navy in 1775, they also authorized the enlistment of five companies of marines to support this new navy. Those first Marines that enlisted came from Philadelphia and selected as their motto, “Don’t Tread on Me.” That motto was incorporated into one of America’s first flags, a coiled rattlesnake with thirteen rattles, which became known as the Gadsden Flag.
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40 Day Cleansing Guide

This leader’s guide is designed to help you as a pastor or ministry leader direct your congregation or ministry group through a solemn assembly in preparation for The Call. The program being provided here is simply a template for a gathering designed to spiritually prepare your group for The Call being convened in Nashville 07/07/07. To maximize our time that day, it is recommended that between now and July 7th churches sending groups walk their congregations through this solemn assembly.
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The 40 Year Turnaround

Haggai was written during a season when God's purposes were not being fulfilled in Israel. The nation had just come through a period of judgment known as the Babylonian Captivity, and was moving into restoration. The Medo-Persian king, Cyrus, had issued a decree allowing the Jews to return to Jerusalem and rebuild the Temple. This account can be found in Ezra, chapters 1-3.
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Trust The Holy Spirit To Lead You!

If God has the hairs of your head numbered, He can surely do a better job of running your life than you can. The servant's secret was in committing his journey to the Holy Spirit's leading. If you lean upon your own understanding and try to figure everything out yourself, you face an endless, impossible task;
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A Letter from Bob Perry

Types of Intercessors

Types of Praying People

1. List Intercessors: A passion for structure brings security and freedom for themselves, life for others, and answered prayers for others.

2. Issue Praying People: Praying inspired by injustices; stirred to weep and pound the table with passion.

3. Personal Prayer Shield: Personal intercessors have a heart to pray for other people. They have a desire to serve others by praying for them (their leaders).

4. Warfare Intercessors: Intercessors who pray in faith, boldness and confidence. Normally pray strong with a military might of prayer, fighting against the Devil's strongholds on people and places.

5. Government Intercessors: Watchmen who pray for politics and the church. These individuals find life in prayerfully upholding leaders in the church and in governments where destinies are forged.

6. Crisis Intercessors: These people are moved by the urgent needs of others. They find life and encouragement by praying for those that are in danger or crisis.

7. Soul Intercessors: These individuals stand in the gap for others who are in life impacting decisions. They fight in prayer for others to be released into Christ and their destinies.

8. Prophetic Intercessors: These are people that have a heart to see the unseen and to hear the unheard things of the Lord. They will then share them with other intercessors to pray over that situation.

9. Financial Intercessors: Intercessors who possess God given faith for funding others through prayer; financial intercessors that have been anointed by God to summon funds on behalf of others in prayer.

10. People Group Intercessors: People that target and pray over certain nations, ethnic groups and language groupings.

11. Mercy Intercessors: People that do not look at the circumstances of an individual but have the heart and desire to minister to the root of the person's pain.

12. Worship Intercessors: Inspired by worship in the presence of God. They long to worship and minister in prayer like Mary sitting at the Lord's feet.

Majority of this teaching compiled from Elizabeth Alves’ book, Intercessors: Discover Your Prayer Power by Regal Books

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History Makers

Every so often in the course of history there are individuals born who defy common reason and statistical explanation. These are the great ones, who break the tether of their generation’s expectations and rise to the high call that seems to echo from somewhere beyond the grave.
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