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Nancy DeMoss reminded us that fasting and prayer can be an abomination to God if not accompanied by repentance. "God pleads with the Bride to repent," she said. "The Church has fornicated with the world. We have accommodated the world rather than asking the world to accommodate itself to Christ. We care more about our reputation than His...Christ is grieved at the Bride which is seduced and defiled by the world. She is in danger of chastisement, in need of repentance. We are either part of the problem or we are an intercessor."
Dr. Bill Bright reminded us that confession is agreeing with God, calling sin sin; then believing Jesus paid the price for our sin and repenting--changing our attitude and our action. "Be filled with the Spirit," he urged, "then we will have power to re-conquer what the enemy has taken from us."
On Friday, from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m., there were numerous presenters, each with a specific topic for prayer. After their brief exhortation and/or explanation, we who were gathered in circles of about ten persons, united in prayer according to their suggestions. There were frequent intervals throughout the day when all united in praise and singing to the Lord.
The first topic was leaders and government, from the national to the local levels. We were urged to pray more than to criticize and to covenant to pray daily, especially for our president.
Prayer was asked for military leaders and for troops "in harm's way" as well as for the families of military men, and for revival in every branch of the military. -Lois J. Stucky
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