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The Kingdom Prayer Newsletter is a two-page printable that we use in our weekly prayer meeting at my home church. Our Kingdom Prayer Gathering is focused on God's work. It is heavy on missions, missionaries, the persecuted and suffering church worldwide, evangelistic events, and such things that build God's Kingdom. We use it like an agenda for our prayer time. It gives our prayer gathering a focus.
Below is a link to the printable PDF for this week's Kingdom Prayer Gathering.
You will notice the style of this prayer meeting outline starts with God. There is a scripture on prayer and a reflection on one of the names of God that we can focus on in our worship and our praying as we proceed.
Following brief worship, we begin by praying for global missions, then for unreached, unengaged peoples, and then for the persecuted church. Often, we pray for international outreach, such as a Frankland Graham Celebration in some part of the world.
After international issues are prayed for, we pray for the North American region, so it is a little closer to home.
Space is given to pray for our region or state, then our county or town. Next, we pray for our church. Next, for our lost loved ones to come to Christ. I am surprised at how difficult it is to get people to pray for lost loved ones.
After we pray for God's kingdom far and near, we pray for one another. Our prayers for ourselves become very tempered and far less selfish after we pray for missionaries, the persecuted, and the lost. It gives us perspective.
You can download this week's newsletter HERE.
This week's newsletter contains the following.
- A quote about prayer by Alistair Begg,
- A scripture to claim in prayer, 1 Corinthians 15:57.
- A focus on worshiping God as revealed in the name “Elohe Tsadeki” — it means “God of My Righteousness,” referencing Psalm 4:1.
- A QR code to scan for daily prayer requests by Baptist Missionaries across the world. (It is refreshed every day.)
- A prayer request taken from the IMB prayer calendar; today, it is for THIMPHU, BHUTAN.
- The unreached people group we are praying for is the Devadiga (Hindu traditions) in India. A QR code is included for further prayer.
- For The Persecuted Church, we are praying for the Democratic Republic Of The Congo (DRC). A QR code is included for in-depth praying.
- From Operation World, Pray for Russia. A QR Code is provided for further information.
- From the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, The Time of Hope Festival, in Estonia with Will Graham. A QR Code is provided for further information.
- NATIONALLY (USA): Pray for revival and pray over this statistic: The U.S. could see 15,000 churches close this year. (2025).
- GOOD NEWS TOUR. Will Graham is coming to four cities across Florida this fall to share the Good News. A QR Code is provided for further information.
- The North American Mission Board receives specific prayer requests from new church planters. A QR code is provided for up-to-date prayer requests.
- STATE & REGION: Pray for Revival.
- OUR COMMUNITY: Revival
- OUR CHURCH: Leaders, unity, sanctification,
- FOR THE LOST: Pray for three loved ones to come to Christ.
- FOR ONE ANOTHER:
- The last section is for closing the prayer time.
- THANKSGIVING AND PRAISE: using Matthew 6:13 KJV
- Scripture to close: Psalm 141:2
- The Prayer Letter ends with "CUM PARRHESIA PRECARE!” Latin for, PRAY WITH BOLDNESS!
It offers a lot, and looks like a lot. The goal is to spend a solid hour in prayer! We easily spend an hour in prayer and often go over the hour by 15, 20, or more without noticing.
When we pray like this, we feel that we are standing in the shadow of the first-century church.
I hope you can use this and that it inspires your personal and corporate praying.
Grace and Peace
A. E. Dozat
