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2017 FORTY DAYS FASTING & PRAYER GUIDE - DAY 8

NATIONAL DIRECTORATE OF PRAYER
2017 FORTY DAYS FASTING & PRAYER GUIDE
DAY 8
  1. Intense praise and worship
  2. Father give us the grace to please you in all that we do in this year 2017
  3. Father give us the grace to wake up and win souls, attend House Fellowships, Digging deep , Sunday Services and other church programs regularly in this year, 2017.
  4. Father, help us to be faithful in honouring you with our first fruit, giving our tithes  and offering regularly throughout this New Year 2017
  5. Father arise, and show yourself mighty on our behalf and on behalf of our , parishes and family members
  6. Father arise and help me to stir up the giant in me
  7. Father help me to recover all the lost grounds in this New Year  2017
  8. Father help me to forever be relevant and never become a man of yesterday. 1 Sam 16:1
  9. Father have mercy on me and reverse every irreversible in my life this year. Ezek. 37:1-12
  10. Father, you are the help of the helpless, help us to be united and help RCCG to forever be relevant
  11. Let us pray that the light of God will shine on the National Redemption Garden in Camp  that activities of darkness will be frustrated. Gen.1:3
  12. Let us commit the work going on in National Redemption Garden in Camp  into the hand of God for speedy completion
  13. Arise O’ LORD, and let your enemy be scattered concerning the National Redemption Garden in Camp and let all those hindering the job be relocated
  14. Let us pray that God will raise helpers of destiny financially for completion of National Redemption Garden in Camp
Source: http://rccg.org/2017-forty-days-fasting-and-prayer-guide/?v=bf7410a9ee72

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