Free, Kingdom Prayer Newsletter 6/8/25

Each week, I create the agenda for our KINGDOM PRAYER GATHERING.  It is not intended to be your usual prayer meeting. We do not take requests, but instead have a printed page with prayer points from missionaries, church planters, the suffering church, and other ministries across the globe. 

You can download the PDF for free on my Patreon. CLICK HERE. The PDF has some additional information, pictures, maps, and scannable QR codes for further research and prayer.

From this week's two-page agenda are the following:

Prayer has a profound effect on the one who is praying. You may have no interest in missions, neighborhood outreach, or helping the poor, but when you pray for them, you start to care. Pray for the things that are in God’s heart, and they will awaken your heart. When you pray for the things He cares about, you start to care about them, too. Those who attend to missional prayers become missional people.   

1. SCRIPTURE:  

I will tell of the decree: The LORD said to me, “You are my Son; today I have begotten you. Ask of me, and I will make the nations your heritage, and the ends of the earth your possession. Psalm 2:7-8 ESV 

2. WORSHIP:  

God, revealed in the name RAB KOACH, which means MIGHTY POWER, “Yours, O Lord, is the greatness and the power and the glory and the victory and the majesty, for all that is in the heavens and in the earth is yours. Yours is the kingdom, O Lord, and you are exalted as head above all.”  1 Chronicles 29:11 ESV 

3. PRAY GLOBALLY:  

a. From IMB: Panama Mobilization, “Please pray for a busy and impactful month of ministry in June as we host volunteer teams from churches in South Carolina, South Dakota, Missouri, Georgia, Ohio, North Carolina, Tennessee, Maryland, Alabama, and Washington! Pray for safe travels, effective ministry, and unity among the teams as they serve alongside local churches. Ask God to prepare 

hearts, both those serving and those being reached, so that lives will be transformed and His  kingdom will be glorified in Panama!” [Source https://www.imb.org/prayerpoints/] 

b. From IMB: There are over one million Kazakhs in Uzbekistan. Praise God, there are at least 200 known believers among this group. However, Kazakh Bibles are illegal in Uzbekistan. Pray that the Lord will provide an open door for more Kazakh Bibles to go into Uzbekistan. [Source  https://www.imb.org/prayerpoints/] 

c. UUPG*: The Taabwa are a central Bantu ethnic group who live mainly on the southwestern shores of Lake Tanganyika in the Democratric Republic of the Congo with an estimated population of 1,235,000. They are Unengaged and Unreached. [source https://www.imb.org/pray/adopt-a-uupg/map/ scan the QR for more.]  

d. The Persecuted Church: Pastor Li Juncai of the Yuanyang County Central House Church in Xinxiang, Henan Province (China) is currently serving a prison sentence of five and a half years after protesting the government’s attempts to remove the cross atop his church building in 2019. [Source: https://www.prisoneralert.com/prisoners/287/li-juncai. ]  

e. Looking Ahead: Franklin Graham God Loves You Tour, London, UK, June 21, [source https://godlovesyoutour.org.uk/ scan QR on reverse.] 

f.  International News: Gaza, Israel, Korea, Ukraine, etc. 

 

4. NATIONALLY: 

a. Pray for revival in our country and government. Pray for our President, Vice President, Congress, Justices, Military, first responders, inmates.  

b. NAMB: Luis Rodríguez and Kiara Santos, Aibonito, Puerto Rico. Pray for wisdom in our marriage, parenthood and church guidance. Pray that we always find Christ in our identity. Pray those who have heard the gospel and have visited our church will proclaim Jesus as Lord and Savior, be saved, and join Christ’s family. Pray God will keep giving us the courage and determination to proclaim Him in 

Aibonito. [Source, https://www.namb.net/pray/connect] 

c. NAMB: Miles and Emily Morrison, Miles Morrison is the planter and pastor of Redemption Church in Tyler, Texas. “We have a building, but it needs a lot of work to get it ready for our launch this fall. Pray God will help us to update the building, to provide financial support for what is needed and to provide teams who will help through service projects.” [Source, https://www.namb.net/pray/connect]  

5. OUR STATE & REGION:  

a. Pray for the Gospel to grow in cities, DC, Baltimore, Annapolis, Columbia, Dover, 

Wilmington, Newark etc. 

b. Skycroft Conference Center: Staffing, summer camps. Everyone Belongs Camp, July 18-20. Student Camps Starting June 1st. 

c. From One Hope Baltimore, Southwest church plant: “For the Southwest church family as they meet again this Sunday and begin a series in Jonah. 

For Akin to remain encouraged as he preaches week in and week out 

For wisdom in pastoral leadership and equipping the saints for the ministry.” 

6. OUR COMMUNITY:  

a. Pray for revival. 

b. Pray for repentance, conviction of sin, and we all hear the call of Christ.  

c. Pray for community institutions.  

d. Pray believers are witnesses in the workplace.  

e. Pray for God’s blessing on the ministries of like-minded churches who are also 

reaching our community.  

7. OUR CHURCH:  

a. For our pastor, deacons, elders, ministry leaders, those who serve.              

b. Upcoming missions and outreach.  

c. Volunteers for Children, Youth, Safety Team. 

d. That we are a church filled with love, joy, and unity. 

8. PRAY FOR THE LOST:  

Pray for loved ones to come to Christ.  

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9. PRAY FOR ONE ANOTHER. 

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a. Ask the Holy Spirit to guide you to pray for individuals in our church, family, etc. 

10. CLOSE WITH THANKSGIVING, PRAISE, 

FOR THINE IS THE KINGDOM, THE POWER AND THE GLORY FOREVER AND EVER 

AMEN.” Matthew 6:13 KJV  

"CUM PARRHESIA PRECARE!” Latin for, PRAY WITH BOLDNESS! 

Thank you for praying for God’s Kingdom.

*UUPG, an unreached and unengaged people group.

(c) Adron Dozat

Kingdom Prayer Gathering Week of May 12. 25, Curated Prayer Requests

We are excited about the blessing we have received by using a new format for our prayer meeting.

We call it the Kingdom Prayer Gathering.

We do not take time-sharing requests. Instead, we use a prepared agenda (download the printable PDF below👇). The agenda allows us to spend the majority of the hour in prayer and keep our focus on greater kingdom issues.

• The printable has a vision statement on prayer to help us focus and set the expectation that we are gathering for the serious work of praying for God's blessings on the Chruch and His Kingdom.
• The Passage for our teaching is only one verse. This week, it is Romans 8:26. The training is not on the printable but is only five minutes long and consists of a few points. 
• The agenda starts our prayer time with worship, which focuses on one of God's names. This week, it is YAHWEH CHELQI, which means THE LORD MY PORTION.
• Then, prayer for global kingdom issues such as the Missionaries (IMB), the suffering church (Voice of the Martyrs), and Unreached People Groups. 
• Next, we pray for the work of the Lord in our home country, the USA, and for a few Church planters (NAMB). This week, we focused on a couple of church planters in Texas. Other times, we pray for other areas and outreach ministries reaching our country. 
• Following that, we pray for our region and state, using prayer requests from local ministries. One ministry we are praying for this week is a ministry in Baltimore, MD, that has an opportunity to plant a church in a needy neighborhood.
• We next pray for our loved ones to come to Christ. 
• Next, we pray for our city. 
• Then we pray for our church. We pray for staff, deacons, ministries, etc.
• Lastly, we pray for the needs of those in the gathering. We will take a few minutes to hear any requests and pray if anyone has any requests. But after praying for pastors who are put in prison for the gospel, churches being planted in the neediest neighborhoods, famine relief, the lost, and a people group that has never heard the name of Jesus, it seems our personal issues are not so big. But after wrestling for God's blessing for the greater kingdom, we are in good shape to call down blessings on our families, friends, and loved ones.
• And we close with Adoration and Thanksgiving. 

We are committed to praying for an hour, and sometimes we go well beyond that because we are so caught up in prayer for God's kingdom. 

If you want to see and download the printed agenda,👉 CLICK HERE 👈to access the free printable PDF.

You can use this to shift the focus of your prayer gathering or add a kingdom element. 

It may be helpful for your personal devotions.

Come back next week and I will have another. 

Grace and peace.

(c) Adron Dozat

Advice for when you are anxious about praying in public.

Sometimes, we are asked to pray in a public place. Whether you are a new convert or a seasoned church leader accustomed to public speaking, you can experience doubts or temptations to "show off" and use the privilege of prayer only to impress others.

We all know that when praying in public, we need to forget who is listening and remember the One we are speaking to. One of the great essentials of prayer is seeking God. Therefore, your focus must be undivided upon Him and not those in the room listening. 

Prayer Quote By Charles H Spurgeon

The greatest reward in prayer is the encounter with God. If you seek the reward of the good opinion of those listening, you will not have either.

It is a mistake to rush into saying a public prayer. If you are called upon to lead or open in prayer or otherwise pray in public, it is wise to start by stating that your prayer will begin with the ancient practice of silence before God. Then, take a moment and be silent. It may help to draw a slow, deep breath if you are anxious.  

During that short moment of silence, force all thoughts of the people in the room out of your mind and fill your mind with the wonders and truths you know about God. In the moment, wait for a sense that God is calling you to speak. When you feel His Spirit prompt you, then pray with the authority of that permission. Resolve to talk only to the Lord. 

Let those truths you reflected on momentarily form the first statements of your prayer. It will most likely be beautiful worship.  

If you were anxious about what other people would think about you and your prayer, that anxiety would pass because you would be overcome by the delights of talking to the Father in Heaven.

Hear my voice when I call, Lord; be merciful to me and answer me. My heart says of you, “Seek his face!” Your face, Lord, I will seek. Do not hide your face from me, do not turn your servant away in anger; you have been my helper. Do not reject me or forsake me, God my Savior. Psalm 27:7-9 NIV

Grace and Peace

Adron Dozat ©10/8/24

A Prayer of Devotion To The God Who Sees. A Prayer for March 5th

A Prayer of Devotion to the God Who Sees

A Prayer for March 5h

My Abba Father, I come with empty hands 

And seeking only that I may perceive Christ- 

My Jesus, Savior, the One who redeems me.

The hours before me hold such unknown things

Your loving mercy is the guard over me.

You always design each day with gentle grace.

All-Seeing Lord of hosts,

I resolve afresh to trust the Righteous God;

Who always foreknows the end and starting place.

Give loving mercy if I fall into sin,

Or tested beyond my poor and puny strength. 

When tempted, display to me the escape door.

Grant holy power to bear what evils come.

If wicked attacks flare, may grace strengthen me.

O, God who observes,

Some people suffer and cry out seeking help,

So provide wisdom so that I perceive how

My Savior Jesus would have rescued them.

Give courage, power, and the purpose to 

Seek justice, mercy, and to do godly deeds. 

May every action that I do today be

Such worthy service that they clearly show 

My savior Jesus who came to ransom them

From endless judgment by his precious blood.

My Worthy God,

When today concludes, may I have served well

As worship offered to You, who beholds me.

(c) Adron Dozat

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The prayer of One Who Would See God, Prayer for July 26

The prayer of one who would see God, A Prayer for July 26

O God my Father I give thanks for blessings
Which you cause to enter my life by Your goodness.
It gives me comfort that You have all knowledge
And there is noting that takes You by surprise,
Give me the stillness to hear when You whisper.
Give me the wisdom to fear Your right judgments.
Each day has problems and times of testing
So grant me guidance in all my decisions,
And give me courage for this day's troubles.
Teach me the knowledge of what You disdain,
Show me what actions will give You offense,
Each time I fail, aid me by Your power.
Help me to repent and walk fresh in Your favor.
Give me a passion to know You as holy.
I want my every deed to be for Your pleasure.
Make it my desire to serve You with zeal.
May I find wonders when you are my focus.
May I see marvels when I read your scriptures. 
Help me to perceive Your face in others.
Show me the beauties of the life of Jesus.
Make deep my desire to walk in his Spirit,
And grant my longing that I see Christ only.

(c) Adron Dozat 6/26/20 ©

A Prayer for the Abundant Life. a Prayer for March 22nd

This prayer for the day of March 22nd is written by the poet of faith. It is both a poem and a prayer.

I suggest you read it a few times thoughtfully then pray it in your own words.

You may print a copy or bookmark this page and come back during the day to reflect on it.

A Prayer for the Abundant life

A Prayer for March 22nd

My God and Father who rules in Heaven,
In awe, I approach You, yet with reverence.
I am so grateful for all Your blessings,
And all the goodness that You show daily.
Your love will always be my source of comfort.
My sins are countless and without excuse.
But I found pardon in Christ my Savior,
And through his power, a life that abounds.
Help me love others as I do myself;
May I show mercy to those in weakness,
May I give comfort to those in distress,
Let my words strengthen those who fail.
Show me those people who need some kindness
Make my eyes open to their hearts today.
Use me to rescue those who are in darkness.
And through Your Spirit give me power,
To be a blessing and joy to others;
And by deeds proclaim Christ as my master.
So he may receive all praise and glory. 

(c) Adron Dozat

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How Get Saved From Your Sin

Can You go To heaven and have God's blessing in this life? 

The Bible teaches a loving yet just God who wants all to come to know him, and the Good News is that we can know Him, but first, the bad news.

THE BAD NEWS
Our lives are messed up. We have problems, guilt, addictions, loneliness, aimless lives and inner emptiness. Whatever we do to fix our lives we stay messed up or get worse. There is something in us that destroys the good people we want to be. Some people call it sin, evil, or human nature, but whatever you call it this something keeps us from God and the life He wants to give us (I’ll just refer to it here as sin). God is holy and must judge sin. If He overlooked sin He would be guilty by association and no better than we are.

THE GOOD NEWS
God loves you and He wants to deliver you from the life of defeat, failure, and future judgment, Jesus said, “I have come so they may have life and have it abundantly,” (John 10:10 NIV).  But that bad something inside us is keeping us from the life God wants to give us.  So, God became our solution, as Jesus explained it when he said, "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." (John 3:16 NIV). This is a promise that if we believe we have that abundant life.

BUT WHAT DO WE NEED TO BELIEVE?
We must believe that Jesus paid for our sins for us, the Bible says, "For Christ also died for sins once for all, the just for the unjust, so that He might bring us to God, having been put to death in the flesh, but made alive in the spirit;" (1 Peter 3:18 NASB)

God accounts your sin as having been put on His lovely Son when he died on the cross; this could only happen because Jesus lived a pure and beautiful life without sin of his own to pay for, therefore, he was the only one qualified to pay for the sins of another. As God, he was able to die for all mankind. The resurrection proves that Jesus' act of sacrifice on our behalf satisfies the justice of God and overcomes the sin that destroys us.

YOUR PART
No one is good enough for God and the life He offers.  God takes you as you are now, messed up, for the Bible says, "But God showed his great love for us by sending Christ to die for us while we were still sinners." (Romans 5:8 NLT).

God does not force Himself on you. He gives you a choice to accept his offer of forgiveness and a new life or not. "But to all who did receive Him, He gave them the right to be children of God, to those who believe in His name,"(John 1:12 HCSB).

God offers you a new life, and He gives it freely because Jesus paid the price. He only asks that you believe in him, you can express this in a prayer. Tell God that you admit you are a sinner and need to be saved from the sins that have messed up your life. Tell God that you believe His promise to save you.

If you are uncomfortable praying then here is an example of what you might say to God. "God, my sins have messed up my life and I know I deserve punishment. I know Jesus paid for my sins on the cross and he rose from the tomb to prove that judgment is paid for. I need the life you offer. I turn away from my sins and receive Your free gift of eternal life. From now on I will leave my selfish life behind and will obey you as my Lord, and I will live a life that says, Thank You."

Do not get confused because saying words in a prayer does not fix or save you but believing in Jesus' death to pay for your sins does, the prayer is just an expression of that faith.

The gift of new life He offers is a life of service and gratitude to Him. Find a community of others who trust Jesus as Savior and work together with them to serve God and those He loves.

(c) Adron Dozat