Thursday, 2 July 2026
The Praying Church
DAY 2 | Revive our City and Your work
Prayer Focus |
Wednesday, 3 June 2026
DAY 1 | Revive our Hearts! Ps. 42:1-2; 85:6; Isaiah 52:1; Psalm 139:23–24; Ezek. 36:26; Hosea 6:1-3; 10:12; Rom. 13;11; Revelation 2:4–5; 3:2; Heb. 3:15
Prayer Focus |
- Lord, we cry for Repentance, hunger, holiness, and personal renewal. Search us, expose anything that has grown cold and rekindle hunger for YOUR presence.
- We repent for apathy, inconsistency, and divided affections. Break spiritual lethargy, distraction, and compromise, and restore first-love passion.
- We renounce habits that drain spiritual strength; help us to unplug from the distractions all around us.
- We pray for a fresh baptism of the Spirit’s fire upon ourselves and our families, and for deeper sensitivity to His voice.
DAY 2 — Revive our Altars!
Ps. 85:6, Leviticus 6:12–13; Romans 12:1; 13:11; Psalm 63:1; 141:2; James 4:8; Isaiah 64:7
Prayer Focus |
- Lord, we cry to you about our prayer culture, worship culture, consecration, and spiritual authority.
- We repent of prayerlessness, inconsistency and spiritual neglect. Help us to rebuild personal and family prayer altars and cause us to experience fresh fire.
- We pray for a renewed life of consecration, totally set apart and surrendered to YOUR will.
- We pray for revival of worship that carries weight and presence. Help us to minister to YOU from purity and fire.
- We pray for discipline to establish and renew daily fellowship of Prayers and worship with YOU!
DAY 3 | Revive the Church!
2 Chr. 7:14; Joel 2:12-17; Ps. 85:6; Isaiah 60:1-3; Ephesians 5:14; Acts 2:42–47; 4:29-31; 13:47; 1 Peter 4:17; Micah 4:1-3
Prayer Focus |
- Lord, we cry to YOU about unity, purity, power, discipleship, spiritual identity and gifts
- We pray that we will awaken to our spiritual identity and assignment. We repent of any form of division, gossip, complacency, and consumer Christianity.
- We pray for unity across members, families, generations, cultures, and ministries.
- We pray for purity in our leadership, membership, and all our teams. We pray for a discipleship culture that produces mature believers.
- We pray for a great multitude of intercessors to arise in our church, and for our worship teams to minister with purity and fire.
- We arise, and we shine. We call nations to come to our light. Nations are streaming to the mountain of the Lord in our Church. Our church shall be light for the Gentiles and salvation to the ends of the earth.
DAY 4 | Revive our Assignment! Rom13:11; Jer 1:5; Eph 2:10; Ps. 32:8; Isa 48:17; Prov. 3:5; Col. 1:9-10; Ps. 119:133; John 15:5-8; Phil. 3:12-14; 1 Cor. 7:17; 9:24-27; Acts 13:36; Daniel 11:32
Prayer Focus |
- Lord, renew and deepen our understanding of alignment, calling, assignment, and leadership
- We pray for clarity of calling and spiritual gifts, and for alignment—no more wasted seasons.
- We repent of procrastination, fear and misalignment, and we step with boldness into God’s assignment.
- We believe that our young adults, men, women, and families will discover purpose, and our leaders will walk in wisdom and courage.
- We pray for clarity of purpose, direction, grace and depth for alignment, order, focus and purposeful impact—individually and corporately.
- May we run with purpose, not aimlessly, work heartily as unto the Lord.
DAY 5 | Revive our City!
Jonah 3:5-10; Ezek. 37:1-14; Isaiah 61:1-4; Isaiah 58:6-12; Matthew 5:14–16; Jeremiah 29:7; Joel 2:12-17; Zech. 12;10; Jonah 3:5-10; 2 Cor. 10:3-5; Isaiah 25:7; Eph 6:12–18
Prayer Focus |
- Lord, we repent of our indifference toward the lost and the hurting and for not praying regularly for our city.
- We pull down strongholds; we command the stronghold of spiritual forces to be broken, and we destroy the covering cast over the nations in this city. Through Jesus Christ, we have received authority over all the enemy's power.
- We pray for revival in London boroughs, especially Croydon. We pray against violence, addiction, poverty, and hopelessness. Our cities will experience justice, healing and transformation
- We pray for the salvation of families, politicians, citizens, and local dwellers. We pray for schools, hospitals, businesses, and local government.
- We pray for open doors for evangelism and community impact. We pray that the church will purposefully impact the communities like salt and light in practical ways.
DAY 6 | Revive future Generations!
Psalm 78:4–7; Joel 2:28; Acts 2:17; Isaiah 54:13-17; 61;1-4; Hosea 6;1-3; 2 Cor 10:3-5; Deut. 6:6-9; Rev. 11:15; Isaiah 2:2-3
Prayer Focus |
- Lord, we pray for revival among children and youth. We repent for neglecting generational discipleship.
- May we experience a fresh outpouring of your revival in our societies.
- May the young begin to rise as leaders and culture shapers. May families be strengthened and restored.
- May marriages thrive. May all fathers rise to their responsibilities and calling. May all mothers guide their children with godliness and compassion.
- We pray that our generations unborn will serve you!
DAY 7 | Revive Your work in our midst, Lord!
Habakkuk 3:2; Acts 4:29–31; Isaiah 64:1; Hosea 6:1-4; Hosea 14:4-8
Prayer Focus |
- Lord, we pray for fresh outpouring, significant signs, spiritual renewal and transformation
- We pray for revival that leads to reformation of systems, culture, families, and finances. We believe in YOU for strength, boldness and power to carry revival into every sphere of society.
- We repent for limiting YOU through unbelief or small expectations. We pray for miracles, signs, and wonders, and for boldness, courage, and supernatural empowerment.
- Lord, heal what sin has damaged in us and among us and heal our unfaithfulness.”
- Restore what our mistakes fractured—identity, relationships, purpose, confidence, spiritual passion—and refresh what has become dry.
- Be like the dew to us—where we have dried up, make us come alive again, make us flourish again.
- Make us blossom like a lily, take root like the cedar and grow like an olive tree. Make us beautiful again, strong again, fruitful again.”
- Restore our influence and impact as a Church—cause us to return, dwell and thrive under YOUR covering. We believe YOU to be productive again, as our lives carry YOUR fragrance again.
- You are our SOURCE—from YOU comes our fruit.
Daily Confession |
Lord, awaken everything in us that has fallen asleep. Stir what has settled. Revive what has weakened. Rekindle what has grown cold. Let Your fire fall again. Lord, awaken us again. Awaken our hearts, our church, our city, our purpose, and our generations. Let revival fire burn and never go out. Lord, revive Your work in our days. Let Your glory be revealed.
Friday, 1 May 2026
May Prayer Focus 2026
Spiritual Maturity, Growth & Formation.
Prayer Points for May
1. Spiritual Maturity in Christ (Ephesians 4:13–15)
- Lord, bring me/us into spiritual maturity, enable me/us to experience the fullness of what it means to know the son of God. May me/us be a perfect man with the full dimensions of spiritual maturity and fully developed into the abundance of Christ.
- Lord, bring me/us into full spiritual maturity. Help me grow in truth and love, and no longer be tossed by every wind of doctrine.
2. Kingdom Priority (Matthew 6:33)
- Father, align my heart to seek Your Kingdom and Your righteousness first above all things. Let my desires reflect Your will daily.
- Father, realign and reposition our motives and let it be acceptable in your sight.
3. Heavenly Mindset (Colossians 3:1–2)
- Father, we declare that Christ's resurrection is our resurrection - Christ sits enthroned at the place of power, so we also sit in the position of power, honour, and authority.
- Help us to live with an eternal perspective, not a worldly perspective or in distractions.
4. Endurance & Focus (Hebrews 12:1–2)
- Father, we declare that by your enabling grace, we lay aside every weight and sin which so easily we fall into.
- We receive help from the Holy Spirit to run the race with endurance, fixing my eyes on Jesus - the author and finisher of our faith.
5. Fruitful Growth (2 Peter 1:5–8)
- Lord, help me/us grow in faith, virtue, knowledge, self-control, perseverance, godliness, brotherly kindness, and love.
- Our growth in you will be more productive and useful in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ.
6. Renewed Mind (Romans 12:2)
- Father, transform my mind and the way we think. Enable me to think like a new creation in Christ.
- Lord, help me reject worldly patterns and walk in Your good and perfect will.
7. Guarded Heart (Proverbs 4:23)
- Father, teach me/us how to guard our hearts diligently, and help us stop and think about what we are thinking about.
- We declare that out of the abundance of God's treasure will operate.
8. Spiritual Alertness (Luke 21:34)
- Lord, keep my heart from being weighed down by distractions, idleness or drunkenness.
- Help me stay spiritually watchful and disciplined.
9. Spiritual Discipline (1 Timothy 4:7–8)
- Father, grant me the enabling grace to discipline myself for godliness.
- Let my daily habits reflect spiritual growth.
10. Undivided Heart (Psalm 86:11)
- Lord, teach me more about you and how you work and move so that I may be aligned to your ways.
- Father, ignite my heart to fear your name and remove distractions and give me a focused, devoted spirit.
11. Pure Thoughts (Philippians 4:8)
- Father, help me to dwell on what is true, pure, lovely, and praiseworthy.
- Lord, purify my thought life - do something new in this new month
Saturday, 4 April 2026
Saturday Prayer Session - 04_04_2026
Theme: Victory Under My Feet
At its core, easter is about:
- Jesus coming back to life from death:
- Victory over sin, death and evil
- Hope for us all who believe
- Opening the door to a new relationship with God
- Given a new identity in Christ
- The cross forgave us, but resurrection brought us home
His suffering is part of the atonement plan of Jesus –
through his suffering, many are restored and renewed
Easter carries deep meaning:
- From death to life
- From darkness to light
- From sin to forgiveness
- From confusion to clarity
- From slavery to sonship
The full gospel journey:
- Isaiah
53 → Jesus dies for sin
- Easter →
Jesus rises from the dead
- Ephesians → We
are made alive AND adopted
Resurrection Victory
- Sin is defeated
- Death is defeated
- The enemy is defeated
Our Identity
We are Forgiven, Adopted, Predestined, loved, secure,
Accepted, Redeemed, Informed, heirs and sealed with the Holy Spirit
As we stand: Power, Influence and Confidence come from a
sense of identity
Adoption, Mission and Vision
Adoption means becoming God’s child through the finished
work of Christ. We now belong to him as a son or daughter
Eph 1:5 - Rom 8:14
- Bondage is a Spirit
- Adoption is a Spirit
- The cross as the means to an end – the shedding of Jesus’s blood accomplished our victory
- Fixing broken relations – sin causes a big divide that humanity could not mend
- The great exchange – Jesus took upon himself the sins of humanity, offering his righteousness in exchange.
- Reconcile all things – through Christ, not only humanity, but all things in heaven
- The ministry of reconciliation – believers are entrusted with sharing this message, acting as ambassadors to implore others to be reconciled
Prayer and Reflection points
2 Cor 5:12-20 - Isa 49:5-6 - 1 Cor 6:12 & 20 - 2 Cor 10:4 - 1 John 5:7-8 - Heb 12:22 - Heb
9:11
2 Cor 5:12-20
- We will walk in dominion and authority that Christ has given us
- Let us declare that we have been rescued from the grave, limiting beliefs or limitations
- Eph 1:18 – Let us pray that the eye of our understanding will be enlightened that we may know what the hope of his calling is, what are the riches of the glory of his inheritance in the saints.
- Let us pray that the Lord will grant us the grace to reconcile the unsaved back to him
- Eph 1:22 And he put all things under his feet and gave him to be head over all things to the church. We decree and declare that sin shall not have dominion over us – sin is destroyed over our lives - we are walking in victory holistically
- Eph 2:10 for we are his workmanship created in Christ Jesus for good work which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.
- The mission of God to bring light, restoration and impact beyond what we can imagine will be evidenced in our lives.
- We shall take our assignment global, and it will not overwhelm us
- We shall obey the precepts of God and honour him with our lives
- We shall flourish and prosper in the assignment



