WIM's will meet:
Date: 2010
Place: Minister Francis Webber's house
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Success of Our Meetings
Father, in the name of Jesus, we approach the throne of grace boldy and confidently. May the Word of God come forth accurately
and in love during the WIM's meeting. We ask You to anoint each speaker to teach and preach the Word of God in simplicity,
with boldness and with accuracy during the entire meeting. We ask that those who hear will not be able to resist the wisdom
and the inspiration of the Holy Spirit that will be spoken through Your ministers of the Gospel.
As Your Word is taught, we ask You to cause people to open their spiritual eyes and ears that they might turn from darkness
to light -- from the power of Satan to You, Father -- and that they will personally confess Jesus as their Lord.
We commit this meeting to You, Father; we deposit it into Your charge -- entrusting this meeting, the people who will
hear, and the people who will speak into Your protection and care. We commend this meeting to the Word -- the commands and
counsels and promises of Your unmerited favor. Father, we know that Your Word will build up the people and cause them to realize
that they are joint-heirs with Jesus.
We believe, Father, that as Your Word comes forth, an anointing will be upon the speaker(s), and WIM's will be submitted
compeletly to the Holy Spirit, for the Word of God that is spoken is alive and full of power, making it active, operative,
energizing and effective, being sharper than any two-edged sword. We ask You to meet the need of every person spiritually,
physically, mentally, and financially.
We thank You, Father, and praise You that, because we have asked and agreed together, these petitions have come to pass.
Let these words with which we have made supplication before the Lord be near to the Lord our God day and night, that He may
maintain the cause and right of His people in the WIM's meeting. We believe that all the earth's people will know that the
Lord is God and there is no other! Hallelujah! Amen.
