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2012-10-01
The Prayer of Agreement! · Monday, October 1st

The Prayer of Agreement! · Monday, October 1st

October 1st, 2012

The Bible teaches that there are different kinds of prayer. The prayer of agreement is one of them. It’s an effective way through which we can share our burdens in prayer and effect positive changes. The prayer of agreement involves two or more people coming together and praying concerning anything in particular that they desire. For instance, any two Christian friends or colleagues could come together and decide to pray and effect a change either concerning their work, office, school, neighbourhood or the nation at large.

 

Through the prayer of agreement, you can resolve issues in your home, at work, in society, etc. However, be sure to follow the rules. First, the scripture says "if any two of you shall agree…"; that means it must involve two or more people. Then it says, "as touching anything that they shall ask"; that means you must be specific.

 

Also, you must pray in faith and in line with the Word. Having done all that, you can be certain that your prayers would be answered. The Bible says, "And this is the confidence that we have in him, that, if we ask any thing according to his will, he heareth us" (1 John 5:14).

 

The next time you want to effect a change in any situation, follow the rules of the prayer of agreement!

 

Confession

Dear Father, I thank you for the privilege of praying in agreement with other believers and compelling circumstances to yield to your Word. I declare that situations that are not consistent with your perfect will for my life are overturned and the works of the devil are frustrated in and around me, in the Name of Jesus. Amen. f u r t h e r s t u d y: AMP; CEV Daily Scripture Year Reading Plan : ; 2 Year Reading Plan : : 1-16;

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