Beloved Lord God – You are the God of
Power – Acts 5:12.
Select a day to fast from something unto
the Lord.
Be sure to practice – Sabbath Rest (A
Day).
Feel free to read the verses all around
the Scriptures given.
× Quiet centering
with God and silence before Him (2-5 minutes).
× Confession. Clearing out.
Adoration, praise and worship.
× Intercession –
Salvation. Revival. The Men. The
Overseer/Vision Team.
× Converge
Worldwide Missionaries – All Converge
Worldwide personnel need prayer in seven key life spheres: Emotional needs,
Physical needs, Relationships with coworkers, Effective ministry, Family life,
Relationship with God, Community relationships. Pray this week for Dave and
Beth Roberts in Argentina.
× Petition–Self–Purity
before God. Blessed are the pure in heart. (Mt. 5:8).
× Scripture
Reading– Deuteronomy 3:1, 2. (v.2)
× Lectio – The
Spirit of God – Acts 2:16.
× The Four P’s –
Power – NT – Acts 8:4-6.
× Closing prayer
of reception and dedication.
× Quiet centering
with God and silence before Him (2-5 minutes).
× Confession. Clearing out. Adoration, praise and worship.
× Intercession –
The pouring out of the Holy Spirit and for each of us to grow in
Christlikeness. WLCF – Outreach &
ministry to the youth, parents, children, Nursery, Children’s Sunday School,
families, Sunday school teachers, VBS
ministry, CYG ministry, Pine Lake
ministry, Teacher Oversight Team.
× Petition – Self
– Experience the Real Presence of God. Blessed…they shall see God (Mt.
5:8).
× Scripture
Reading– Deuteronomy 3:3, 6.
× Lectio – The
Creation – Psalm 78:7, 8.
× The Four P’s –
Power – NT – Acts 8:7, 8.
× Quiet centering
with God and silence before Him (2-5 minutes).
× Confession. Clearing out.
Adoration, praise and worship.
× Intercession –
God’s healing touch to those around you (by name) – physically, mentally,
emotionally, psychologically, ethically, morally, spiritually, relationally,
societally, holistic healing. Healer/
Deliverer Team.
× Petition – Self
– Fall deeply in love with God. First love, Passion.(Mk. 12:28-31).
× Scripture
Reading– Deuteronomy 3:18.
× Lectio–God, The
Healer–OT–Shalom, Peace,Well being–Psalm 72:7.
× The Four P’s –
Power – NT – Acts 8:9, 10.
× Closing prayer of
reception and dedication.
× Pray for the
High School graduates of WLCF. This week pray for Jasmarina Walshire who
graduated from high school in 2010.
×
WLCF
Prayer Time for today – John Linder
Jr., Louis and MacGowan Families.
THURSDAY
× Quiet centering with
God and silence before Him (2-5 minutes).
× Confession.
Clearing out. Adoration, praise and worship.
× Intercession –
Revival. Devotion to God at WLCF. The women.
The communities we represent.
This Body of Christ – Staff –Pastor Mario Padilla, Joan Maske and all
ministries. The Servant Oversight Team.
× Petition –Self –
Power – The Power of God to flow through us. (Ac. 1:8).
× Scripture
Reading– Deuteronomy 3:20.
× Lectio – God’s
Guidance – Genesis 33:10.
× The Four P’s –
Power – NT – Acts 8:11-13.
× Closing prayer
of reception and dedication.
FRIDAY
× Quiet centering
with God and silence before Him (2-5 minutes).
× Confession. Clearing out.
Adoration, praise and worship.
× Intercession –
Church – Eagle Brook Church, White Bear
Lake, MN.
× Missionaries (on
the back). The Evangelist/Prophet/Mission Team.
× Petition – Self
– Fill us with your Holy Spirit (Eph. 5:18).
× Scripture
Reading– Deuteronomy 3:21, 22.
× Lectio – Gospel
of Matthew – Matthew 12:45.
× The Four P’s –
Power – NT – Acts 8:14-17.
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× Quiet centering
with God and silence before Him (2-5 minutes).
× Confession. Clearing out.
Adoration, praise and worship.
× Intercession –
Victory in our spiritual warfare. WLCF – Unity, Purity, Presence,
× Passion, Power,
Revival. Converge Worldwide – Jerry Sheveland.
× PLCC – Ben
Frank, Roger Sutton, Diana Goodell. The Deacon Team.
× Petition – Self
– Seek God first (Mt. 6:33).
× Lectio – God’s
Presence in life around us – Philippians
2:29, 30.
× The Four P’s –
Power – NT – Acts 8:18-21.
× Closing
prayer of reception and dedication.
SUNDAY
× Quiet centering
with God and silence before Him (2-5 minutes).
× Confession. Clearing out.
Adoration, praise and worship.
× Intercession –
God’s presence and the outpouring release of His Holy Spirit on us today. Pastor Mario, Revival here at WLCF today.
Revival of Christianity across the world. The Herald Oversight Team.
× Petition – Self
– Encounter God. Hear His voice
today! Open our eyes, ears, heart and mind to God, to Jesus.
×
Lectio
– Power in NT – Acts 10:37, 38.
× The Four P’s –
Power – NT – Acts 8:22-24.
× Closing prayer
of reception and dedication.
The Chapmans
(Jeff, Barb and family) in Japan.
The Conners
(Barb, Lynn and family) in Mexico.
The Adamson’s
in the Ivory Cost.
Luke and
Rachel Bermenderfer in China.
The Fry Family
(Jim, Cathy and family) and “Miracles Can Happen Boys Ranch”.
Choices in
Iowa City.
Habitat for
Humanity. Iowa Valley Habitat.
Julie K.
The Price Family (Todd, Pamela and
family) in Bosnia.
Stacey Georgopulos, Intervarsity, NEIU (Chicago’s north side).
Patrick and
Becky Kelly, Campus Crusade for Christ (Twin Cities).
Allen and JoyAnn Goddard, Johannesburg, South Africa.
Aaron Strumpel
– Urban Wells (based in Woodland Park, Colorado).
David and Beth
Robert in Argentina.
Claire and
David Leppert preparing to minister in Spain.
WLCF Prayer Requests (let us know your requests and updates on those below)
Dimond’s young
friend, Christopher, health issues.
Tony Giamba,
Angie’s sister Dora, failing health; visitation with Jenna.
Sandy Green, work situation; healing from
emergency tooth extraction, infection.
Scott Harmon's sister, Kathy, cancer & surgery;
mom, healing, back surgery; dad, age related health issues.
Lynn Harmon’s
friend, Mary Beth, healing from brain aneurism.
Susan Johnson, health issues.
Karen Lathrop
request, school mates and family of Wilton High Schooler,
Kristin Reddick, who lost her life in a fatal accident. Her father was Bill
Reddick, a 1984 graduate of West Liberty High School.
Marie Louis' personal struggles; sister-in-law,
Shari, family health & spiritual issues, only caregiver for mom; sister, Alice,
Hodgkin's Lymphoma.
Glenna MacGowan,
healing from cancer, ongoing chemo side effects.
Dort Mills’
friend’s son died in his sleep. His wife is left with a new baby.
Maskes’ friend
for healing from cancer; Len Brooks, healing from cancer surgery.
Mary Maxson, for
church in Argentina.
Geri Owen,
friend with cancer.
Lisa Perdue,
healing from surgery to remove infection in earlier surgical site.
Yagla's great nephew,
Matt, Hodgkin's Lymphoma healing.
WLCF Answered Prayers
Cindy Mays,
healing from foot surgery.
Roger Barillas’ sister, Gisella,
miracle and answer to prayer. Continue to pray for salvation!
DJ Moran healing
well, pray for continued healing process.
Time Alone With
God
Jesus
listened to God, and then as one empowered by the Holy Spirit, he spoke and
acted. He passed this same method of ministry on to his apostles, promising
them he would send the Holy Spirit to empower them. The Holy Spirit would speak
to them, teach them all things, bring all the words of Jesus to their
remembrance, testify to Jesus, guide them into truth, and reveal the future to
them ( John 14:26; 15:26; 16:13). The end result was that the apostles heard
God in supernatural ways and worked miracles just as their Master had
done. Jesus was their model for ministry
But
he wasn’t only the model for the apostles. He was the model for all Christians.
Stephen and Philip were “full of the Spirit” (Acts 6:3, 5; 7:55) like Jesus, so
they too heard God in supernatural ways and worked miracles (Acts 6:8, 10;
7:56; 8:6—7, 13, 26,29, 39).
What
do we have in common with Jesus, the apostles, Stephen, Philip, Agabus and
other New Testament prophets, and all the charismatically gifted believers in
the New Testament churches like those at Corinth, Rome, Ephesus, Thessalonica,
and elsewhere? According to the apostles, what we share with them is the very same power that gave them the
supernatural ability to hear God and work miracles. Paul’s prayer is that all
Christians would come to recognize the inheritance that belongs to them through
the presence of the Holy Spirit and know “his incomparably great power for us who
believe. That power is like the working of his mighty strength, which he
exerted in Christ when he raised him from the dead and seated him at his right
hand in the heavenly realms” (Eph. 1:19-20).
Since
we share the same Holy Spirit who
empowered Jesus and his followers in the first century, why not let them be our
models for what is possible in the Christian life? After all, on more than one
occasion Jesus taught that “everything is possible for him who believes” (Mark
9:23; Matt. 21:21-22; Mark 11:23). Even the dead can be raised when we believe
(John 11:40). I can’t recal1a place in the Bible where Jesus took back this
teaching, nor can I think of a place where the apostles “toned it down” in
their writings.
Dr.
Gerald Hawthorne, Professor of Greek and New Testament Exegesis at Wheaton
College, has studied every single New Testament reference concerning the Holy
Spirit in the life and ministry of Jesus. His conclusion is worthy of full
consideration.
And as it was
true of Jesus, so it is true of his followers: “As the Father has sent me, even
so I send you” (John 20:21b). As Jesus was filled and equipped by the Spirit,
so those who belong to Jesus are filled and equipped by the Spirit (Acts 2:4),
or at least potentiall7 so (Eph. 5:18).
Jack
Deere, Surprised By The Voice of God, pp. 46f (1996)
Sunday, February 5, 2012.