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Prayer Walking

This short video points out three helpful insights when trying on the Spiritual Discipline of Prayer Walking:

https://youtu.be/itA74C4BtuU

1. Find out about your community/neighborhood/ school's history
A. What are its gifts/legacies?
B. What needs to be redeemed?

2. Pray and ask God for revelation about what God wants you to know more about your community/neighborhood/schools.

3. Pray and ask God to open your eyes to strongholds in the community, and how to fill the empty spaces and bless the community/neighborhood/schools.

As we continue to "walk out" our lives with daring faith, Jesus will be right beside us, holding our hands, reminding us that "what is impossible with men is possible with God." Lk 18:27.
Lent is the time to remember that Jesus turned crucifixions into resurrections.
He specializes in the impossible! ✨✨✨
And nothing is too big to prayer walk for, and redeem and bless in our neighborhoods/communities/schools....
What may look like a dead end to us and fills us with anxiety and despair(the drugs, bullying, violence, addictions, suicides in our schools or the politics and uncivil behavior of our neighborhood and communities)- those are exactly the places that God wants us to walk out into....and redeem them to reveal His glory.✨✨✨ St. Patrick is a wonderful model today- he walked out his daring faith all over Ireland to redeem the country back to God (and legend has it that he even chased out all the serpents out of Ireland). What a beautiful picture of prayer walking deliverance🍀🍀🍀

28th Day of Lent: Saturday March 17, 2018🍀🍀🍀
Lyn Woodruff, River Prayer Reflections Texting Group

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